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Ramen, sushi, onigiri, wagyu… Japan has many delicious dishes that are famous around the world. But there’s one more Japanese food I really recommend It’s udon. You can enjoy udon both hot and cold, so it’s perfect in any season The fancy ones with lots of toppings look amazing, but many Japanese people actually order simple udon, enjoy the light dashi soup, and eat it with tempura You can also add green onions, ginger, or tempura flakes however you like. It makes the udon even more delicious! If you come to Japan, don’t just eat ramen — try udon too ⁡ If you want more real local tips in Japan, we’ve created a FREE guidebook with our favorite spots, food, local hacks, and useful coupons. DM or Comment “TOKYO” and we’ll send it to you. (Check your message requests too — it might end up there!)

Wait. If you eat Yakitori like that in Japan… people know you’re a tourist. Here’s how Japanese people eat yakitori Level 1 Salt Level 2 Tare sauce Level 3️ Shichimi Level 4️ Yuzu kosho Level 5️ Wasabi Level 6️ Spicy miso I’m definitely team spicy miso Which flavor would you try first? Tell us in the comments!

How to enjoy karaage teishoku like a Japanese person Step 1 First, take a big bite of the karaage by itself Step 2 Then eat it together with rice. The juicy karaage and rice combo is PERFECT Step 3 And at your favorite timing, enjoy the miso soup to reset your mouth Washoku is already delicious… but if you know how to eat it properly, it tastes even better! If you want more real local tips in Japan, we’ve created a FREE guidebook with our favorite spots, food, local hacks, and useful coupons. DM or Comment “TOKYO” and we’ll send it to you. (Check your message requests too — it might end up there!)

Don’t go to Shinjuku before watching this — you might miss out on some truly unique experiences. When you’re in Shinjuku, don’t miss these 3 spots: No.1 Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building Observatories Free entry, amazing views day and night. Personally, I recommend the daytime — fewer crowds and still beautiful. No.2 10-yen sushi spot Even many Japanese people don’t know about this. You can order up to 15 pieces for just 10 yen each. Super delicious, and the chefs are really friendly. If you want real Japanese vibes, this is a must-visit. No.3 Omoide Yokocho Classic local izakaya vibes. A nostalgic drinking street loved by locals. You have to experience it at least once. If you want more real local tips in Japan, we’ve created a FREE guidebook with our favorite spots, food, local hacks, and useful coupons. DM or Comment “TOKYO” and we’ll send it to you. (Check your message requests too — it might end up there!)

DON’T come to Japan in summer if you don’t try these convenience store ice creams! 🍦 Summer in Japan is insanely hot. A lot of people actually lose their appetite… But there’s one thing we never stop eating. Convenience store ice cream. So today, let me show you 3 must-try ice creams at 7-Eleven — recommended by locals. 1. Yukimi Daifuku A classic loved by everyone in Japan. Soft, chewy mochi on the outside, creamy ice cream inside. Perfect combo. 2. Matcha Monaka A crispy wafer filled with rich matcha ice cream. The contrast of crunchy and smooth is addictive. 3. Häagen-Dazs (Japan version) Made with high-quality Hokkaido milk. Extra creamy, richer, and slightly sweeter than usual. You HAVE to try it in Japan. If you want more real local tips in Japan, we’ve created a FREE guidebook with our favorite spots, food, local hacks, and useful coupons. DM or Comment “TOKYO” and we’ll send it to you. (Check your message requests too — it might end up there!)

I’m Japanese. I don’t buy lunch at convenience stores. I go to supermarkets like AEON, Maruetsu, Life Corporation, Seiyu. They’re everywhere, cheaper, and way more options. I’m Japanese. I don’t go up Tokyo Tower or Tokyo Skytree. I go to Senkyakubanrai Ashiyu Garden (8th floor). Free foot bath, ocean view. I’m Japanese. I don’t go to Tsukiji Outer Market for expensive sushi. I go for 10-yen($0.6) sushi in Shinjuku. More local vibes, super cheap, super chill. If you want more real local tips in Japan, we’ve created a FREE guidebook with our favorite spots, food, local hacks, and useful coupons. DM or Comment “TOKYO” and we’ll send it to you. (Check your message requests too — it might end up there!)

POV: Japan living in 2050 Convenience store smoothies Yogurt lids Gum wrappers Japanese technology is everywhere—even in everyday life 🇯🇵✨ Follow us for more tips and insights about Japan! 👀

This is what travelers regret skipping the most in Japan 👀 A premium head spa at a salon with three top-level certifications specialized in hair and scalp care. (Only one of its kind in Japan 🇯🇵) First, they show your scalp using a micro camera, and carefully explain the condition of your pores. Then, they deeply cleanse your scalp with organic shampoo and a carbonated rinse ✨ The head spa doesn’t just feel good— it can reset your brain and instantly relieve eye fatigue. And the most unforgettable part… The waterfall spa 💧 Warm water flows over your entire head, creating an incredibly relaxing experience. Finally, they show the improvement in your scalp and finish by styling your hair. Your head feels lighter, your mind feels clear, and you leave completely refreshed ✨ If you want to recover from jet lag, take a relaxing break during your trip, or end your Japan trip with the perfect experience… this is something you should try. I can help you book it— DM me “head spa” for details. #pr @LIBERTA TOKYO

If you come to Tokyo and want to do or buy something unique, you should visit Kuramae. It’s right next to Asakusa, but much less crowded, with lots of interesting shops and cafes. Here are my top 3 recommendations! 1️⃣ mt lab A specialty washi tape shop with an entire wall covered in beautiful masking tapes. There are only two stores in Japan, so you’ll definitely find your favorite one here! 2️⃣ Kakimori Here, you can make your own custom notebook by choosing the cover, paper, rings, and more. It’s the perfect souvenir from Japan. 3️⃣ Jiyucho At this cozy shop, you can write a letter to your future self. Seal your memories of Japan with a beautiful wax stamp and send them into the future. ⁡ If you want more local recommendations in Japan, we share even more unique spots and travel tips ✨ Follow us and check the link in our profile!

Don’t miss this adorable experience if you come to Tokyo. Here in Kuramae, just 15 minutes from Asakusa, you can write a letter to your future self. Not just photos — leave your precious memories from Japan in words, so you can remember them more vividly in the future. While enjoying a cup of coffee, carefully choose your words, write down your feelings, and send them into the future. If you want more local recommendations in Japan, we share even more unique spots and travel tips ✨ Follow us and check the link in our profile! ⁡ ⁡ #pr

Did you know in Osaka, the stylish way to travel is to eat until you can’t anymore? 👀🍴 Let me show you some local street food favorites in Osaka ✨ 1️⃣ Takoyakidoraku Wanaka Osaka means takoyaki 🐙 Soft outside, creamy inside, classic takoyaki with rich dashi flavor. 2️⃣ Crêpe shop “Amanojaku” Their famous Ice Cream Brûlée is said to last only 3 minutes. Crispy on top, ice cream inside — fun and delicious 🍨🔥 3️⃣ Tsutenkaku Baby Castella Skewer!? At Kankando, near Tsutenkaku, you’ll get a huge stack of sweet castella on a stick 🍡 Try shaking it in front of Tsutenkaku 👀 ⁡ DM me if you want more local food spot in Japan 👀

Wait… Don’t go to Osaka before you watch this 👀 Let me show you some unique spots in Osaka ✨ 1️⃣ Salon de AManTo 天人 A hidden old-style house café in a quiet alley. Enjoy affordable and delicious Japanese set meals in a deep, local atmosphere 🍱 2️⃣ Starbucks Coffee TSUTAYA BOOKSTORE Inogate Osaka One of the most stylish Starbucks in Japan. A perfect mix of books and café — great for a relaxing break 📚☕ 3️⃣ Namba Yasaka Shrine A powerful shrine with a giant lion head 🦁 Super unique — and great for good luck. ⁡ DM me if you want more of my best unique spots in Japan 👀✨

Did you know Osaka — the city of comedy — also has some very unique shrines? 👀⛩️ Let me show you two spots even many Japanese people don’t know. 1️⃣ Namba Yasaka Shrine Famous for its giant lion head stage 🦁 Something you won’t see at other shrines in Japan. It’s also known for bringing good luck in competitions. 2️⃣ Sumiyoshi Taisha A powerful shrine with over 1,800 years of history. The highlight is the big, steep red bridge 🌉 It looks amazing and very traditional. Both are unique and worth visiting ✨⁡ DM me if you want more unique places in Japan 👀

Osaka's BEST Night Activity! English Comedy Show with street performers, DJ, and you can eat & drink the whole time. Audience participation included. Walk-in tickets available! 📍 Yoshimoto Dotonbori Theater 📌 6F Nakaza Kuidaore Building, 1-7-21 Dontonbori, Chuo-ku, Osaka City, 🎟️ Book here → https://www.veltra.com/en/asia/japan/osaka/a/190049 #PR #Osaka #bar #OsakaComedyShow #NightActivity

Don’t go up Tsutenkaku just for the view! 👀 Let me show you FREE spots to enjoy amazing views in Osaka ✨ 1️⃣ Umeda Sky Building The top observatory costs money, but the floating escalator is free. You can see straight down — it’s actually pretty scary 😳 2️⃣ Dojimahama Tower A quieter area away from the crowds, perfect to enjoy Osaka’s night lights ✨ 3️⃣ Yodoyabashi Station One A newly opened sky terrace 👀 The view of the river and city together is incredible. DM me if you want more free viewpoint in Japan ✨

Don’t take photos in Shibuya like this. You’re missing the best spots. Here are my favorite photo spots in Shibuya that most people walk right past. First: everyone’s favorite — Shibuya Scramble Crossing. But instead of the middle of the crossing, try shooting with SHIBUYA109 in the background. Next: Shibuya Stream stairs At night, the lights turn on and you can get really cool photos with the glowing steps ✨ Last: Shibuya Hikarie Sky Lobby There’s a free observation floor on the 11th floor. You can see the center of Shibuya, trains, and even Shinjuku in the distance. I share more spots like this on my Patreon 👀✨ Check the link in my profile! 🔗

Wanna enjoy Tokyo for free? Here are 3 free nature spots around Shibuya you’ll love: 1. Meiji Jingu Just 20 minutes from Shibuya — a peaceful shrine hidden in the middle of the city. It’s the largest shrine in Tokyo and loved by locals. 2. Yoyogi Park Right next to Meiji Jingu. Beautiful cherry blossoms in spring, colorful leaves in autumn. 3. Yoyogi Hachimangu Shrine A quiet shrine near Yoyogi Park. It feels like stepping into a Ghibli world. Tokyo is a big city, and most people gather at busy places like Shibuya Crossing… But walk just a little, and you’ll find peaceful nature like this If you’d like to capture beautiful moments surrounded by nature and historic shrines, we offer a kimono photo tour experience. And if you contact us after watching this video, you’ll get ¥5,000 off If you’re interested, DM me “KIMONO”

Don’t pay for a view in Shibuya… 👀 You don’t need to. Many people go to expensive rooftops. But they are crowded. Here are free spots to see Shibuya from above. First, Shibuya Hikarie. Go to the 11th floor. No ticket. Just take the elevator. It’s quiet and relaxing. Next, Shibuya Scramble Square. Skip the paid observatory. There are free spaces inside. You can still enjoy the view. Also, Mark City walkway. You can see the crossing from above. Same Shibuya. Zero yen. Less stress. Save this before you go 📌 More spots are on my Patreon— check the link in my profile.

Don’t come to Shibuya before watching this. You might get lost and waste your time. Shibuya Station is very confusing. Even Japanese people get lost here. So today, I show you easy way to go to famous spots in Shibuya. ⁡ 1,Shibuya Crossing & Hachiko First, go to “Hachiko Exit.” After you go out, you will see Hachiko statue. Walk forward, and you reach Shibuya Crossing. 2,Shibuya Hikarie Follow the signs for “Shibuya Hikarie.” It’s connected to the station. Go up to 11th floor. Sky lobby is free, and you can see Shibuya from above. 3,Shibuya Stream Go to “New South Exit.” It’s less crowded and nice at night. Shibuya actually has so many hidden spots people still don’t know about. I put more local spots on my Google MyMap. Check the link in my profile.

Wait. If you eat sushi like that in Japan… people know you’re a tourist. First, don’t dip the rice into soy sauce. The rice is soft, so it absorbs too much and falls apart. Lightly dip the fish side instead. Second, don’t eat ginger with sushi. Ginger is a reset for your mouth. Eat it between pieces. And don’t think you must use chopsticks. Using your hands is totally fine in Japan. The rules are simple. But if you don’t know them, that’s okay. Just respect the chef — and enjoy the sushi. I share more Japan tips on Patreon. Check the link in my profile!