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I found new Ice no Mi flavors in Japan 🍑 White peach & yellow peach — both taste amazing! It’s getting warmer, so I had to try them 😅 If you’re in Japan, you should definitely try this! #japan #japanese #japanlife #konbini

I explored “The Tokyo Toilet Project” in Shibuya 🇯🇵 These public toilets are designed to be clean, safe, and beautiful — completely changing the image of public restrooms in Japan. At 1:35, I tried using a hands-free toilet… but it didn’t work 😂 Full video is on my channel!

Tofu is an everyday food in Japan 🇯🇵 It’s cheap — you can get 3 packs for about 100 yen. High in protein, easy to digest, and very healthy. Japanese people eat tofu almost every day. Cold, hot, or in soup — it’s simple and versatile. Would you try tofu? 👀 See you in the next video. Peace ✌️ #japan #japanese #japanesefood #tofu #lifeinjapan

This is a short moment from my real night shift life in Japan 🇯🇵 I work at a hostel near Shibuya, from 9:30 PM to 7:30 AM. Late check-ins, emails, cleaning, making breakfast… and hoping nothing crazy happens 🌙😅 ▶️ Watch the full night shift vlog on my channel! Would you work a night shift like this? Let me know in the comments 👇 #japan #japanese #adayinmylife #Vlog #lifeinjapan

In Japan, some convenience stores even sell vegetables outside, just left there — and no one steals them. That trust is kind of amazing 😮 Also, today’s canned food series is whale meat 🐋 The taste is kind of between tuna and horse meat. Would you try it? 👀 #japan #japanesefood #traveljapan #japanvlog #japantravel

Someone asked me to introduce Japanese canned food, so today I’m trying canned squid 🦑🥫 This is what it looks like inside — simple but surprisingly delicious. Do you have canned squid in your country? Let me know in the comments 👀✨ #japan #japanese #Vlog #japanesefood #vlogjapan

Mochi is a traditional food eaten during Japanese New Year 🇯🇵🍡 It symbolizes good luck, strength, and a long life. This time, I toasted mochi in the oven and ate it with kinako (soybean powder) and anko (sweet red bean paste) — a classic and simple style in Japan. Also Mitarashi Happy New Year everyone Wishing everyone good health in the new year. 🎍✨ What do people eat for New Year in your country? 🎍✨ #japan #japanesefood #Vlog #japanese #travel

Ozoni is a traditional Japanese soup eaten on New Year’s Day 🇯🇵🍲 It’s eaten to wish for good health and good luck, and the mochi inside symbolizes strength for the new year. This time, I’m having ozoni with vegetables and shrimp. What do people eat for New Year in your country? 👀✨ #japan #Vlog #japanesefood #travel #japaneseculture

Tried Gyukatsu Motomura 🇯🇵牛かつもと村 Crispy beef cutlet, rare inside, grilled on a hot stone. You eat it with different sauces, including a super tasty tororo (grated yam) sauce — and free rice refills make it even better. Would you try this Japanese beef cutlet? 👀🥩 Almost at 1,000 subs! Like & subscribe if you enjoyed it 👍” #japan #japanesefood #tokyo #gyukatsu #Vlog

On December 31st, New Year’s Eve in Japan, many people eat toshikoshi soba 🍜 The long noodles symbolize a long life, and because soba breaks easily, it also means cutting off bad luck from the past year. It’s a simple but meaningful tradition in Japan 🇯🇵 Do you have a special food for New Year’s Eve? 👀✨ #japan #japanese #Vlog #travel #japanvlog

This is pachinko, a popular gambling-style game in Japan 🇯🇵 You can start with about 1,000 yen and play by shooting silver balls into the machine. If the numbers line up, you win more balls — and more balls means more money. If you like anime, it can be even more fun. Many machines play anime-style movies on the screen with popular characters, which makes the game more entertaining. It’s easy to try if you’re curious about Japanese gambling culture, but honestly… most people lose 😅 This video is for cultural and entertainment purposes only. Would you try pachinko? 👀🎰 #japan #pachinko #japaneseculture #japanese #Vlog

I have an announcement. We just hit 1,000 subscribers 🎉 Thank you so much for all the support — every comment, like, and message really means a lot to me. I’ll keep working hard and sharing life in Japan with you. Thank you again, and see you in the next video ✌️🇯🇵 #japan #japanese #Vlog #thankyou

Today I picked up this sauce katsu bowl from Lawson, one of Japan’s most popular convenience stores 🇯🇵 It’s a pork cutlet covered in a rich, sweet sauce, served over rice with sesame seeds and vegetables. Simple, filling, and surprisingly good for convenience store food. Japanese convenience stores are known for their quality, and meals like this are a big part of everyday life in Japan. If you’re curious about real Japanese convenience store food, this is definitely worth trying. Let me know in the comments — would you eat this from a convenience store? 👀🍱#japan #japanese

The Jingumae Christmas Market is a seasonal winter event in Tokyo 🇯🇵 Lights, decorations, and food stalls create a cozy Christmas atmosphere in the city. Would you come here during winter? 🎄✨ #tokyo #japan #Vlog #traveljapan #christmas

Ao no Dokutsu is a famous winter illumination in Tokyo 🇯🇵 The street turns into a tunnel of blue lights, and there are food trucks where you can grab snacks while walking around. Would you visit this place? 💙✨ #tokyo #japan #Vlog #travel #japanese

LOFT is one of Japan’s most popular lifestyle stores 🇯🇵 They sell stationery, beauty products, home goods, and gifts — all with clean, minimalist Japanese design. Perfect for souvenirs and everyday items. What would you buy at LOFT? 👀✨ #japan #Vlog #japanvlog #loft #japantravel

Today I visited Shinpachi Shokudo, a popular place to eat a traditional Japanese set meal. I ordered the grilled mackerel (saba) set, and added tofu, a soft-boiled egg, and minced tuna (maguro tataki). Everything was simple but incredibly flavorful — especially the mackerel, which was perfectly grilled. Shinpachi Shokudo is a great spot if you want to experience real Japanese everyday food. They also serve meat set meals, so there’s something for everyone. If you’re traveling in Japan or just curious about Japanese food culture, this place is definitely worth checking out. Let me know — would you try this kind of Japanese set meal? 🇯🇵🍽️ #japan #japanesefood #vlogjapan #travel #japanvlog

Which type of vending machine do you like the most? 🇯🇵✨ #japan #Vlog #travel #tokyo

I stopped by a Japanese 100-yen shop today — and it’s crazy how cheap but high-quality everything is. From kitchen tools to snacks to travel items… all for $1. Japan’s dollar stores really hit different. What would you buy from a Japanese 100-yen shop? Let me know! 🇯🇵✨ #japan #Vlog #travel #japanlife #tokyo

I randomly found a Harry Potter store in Harajuku today — I had no idea it existed! They had robes, wands, magical snacks, and even limited-edition merch you can’t find in the movies. I got way too excited… and ended up buying a wand 😂 Which character’s wand would you choose? Let me know in the comments! #japan #tokyo #harrypotter #harajuku #Vlog