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Приєднався 11 жов 2017
Hey there! We're your go-to channel for everything JAPAN related 🇯🇵 🍜
Our goal is to connect Japan with the world and make awesome content about Japanese food, travel, culture and life here!
Tokyo Creative is a media company based in the heart of Japan. We are proud to work closely with some of Japan's top international creators on countless projects, ranging from fun videos to government jobs promoting unique local areas across the entire country.
Our goal is to connect Japan with the world and make awesome content about Japanese food, travel, culture and life here!
Tokyo Creative is a media company based in the heart of Japan. We are proud to work closely with some of Japan's top international creators on countless projects, ranging from fun videos to government jobs promoting unique local areas across the entire country.
Pros & Cons to Living in Japan 🇯🇵
Ever wondered what the positive & negatives are to living in Japan? Let us share our experiences with you!
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Sarah: @seerasan
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Emma: @TokidokiTraveller
Sarah: @seerasan
Shah: bit.ly/Ano-Cam
Video edited by Daniel
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Answering Questions About Life in Japan
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Thanks for sending in your questions! Let us know if there’s anything we missed down below! Follow us on social media! Emma: @TokidokiTraveller Sarah: @seerasan Shiori: @littlegiantshiori1410 Shah: bit.ly/Ano-Cam Video edited by Julian ☆JOIN OUR NEW SURVEY COMMUNITY!☆ bit.ly/2Aeu1bb ☆Pocket WiFi & SIM Card Rental Japan - Sakura Mobile☆ bit.ly/sakuramobile Follow our social media channels for li...
Avoid Doing This In JAPAN! 🙅
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Follow these tips and tricks to avoid messing up while travelling in Japan! Follow us on social media! Emma: @TokidokiTraveller Sarah: @seerasan Shah: bit.ly/Ano-Cam Video edited by Daniel ☆JOIN OUR NEW SURVEY COMMUNITY!☆ bit.ly/2Aeu1bb ☆Pocket WiFi & SIM Card Rental Japan - Sakura Mobile☆ bit.ly/sakuramobile Follow our social media channels for live updates and behind the scenes: INSTAGRAM: in...
Must Try Food at a Japanese Convenience Store - Our Favs ✨
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Here is a our selection of excellent snacks, meals drinks at the Japanese conbini! Including 7/11 & Lawson! Follow us on social media! Emma: @TokidokiTraveller Sarah: @seerasan Shah: bit.ly/Ano-Cam Video edited by Yusaku bit.ly/Yusaku-Insta ☆JOIN OUR NEW SURVEY COMMUNITY!☆ bit.ly/2Aeu1bb ☆Pocket WiFi & SIM Card Rental Japan - Sakura Mobile☆ bit.ly/sakuramobile Follow our social media channels f...
Ultimate Guide to NARA, JAPAN
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Nara is home to Japan's cute deer, but there's actually a lot more to Nara City!! We'll take you long on a deep adventure, uncovering the local food scene, an intimate buddhist temple stay, and hidden nature spots for you to add to your Japan bucket lists! Nara Park bit.ly/_NaraPark Todaiji Temple bit.ly/_TodaijiTemple Manshodo - Mitarashi Dango bit.ly/_MitarashiDango Nakatanidou -Mochi Poundin...
Top Summer Spots in Japan! ☀️
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Plans for a summer vacation to Japan? These are some insider travel tips you need to know before planning any trips~! Follow us on social media! Emma: @TokidokiTraveller Sarah: @seerasan Shah: bit.ly/Ano-Cam Video edited by Julian ☆JOIN OUR NEW SURVEY COMMUNITY!☆ bit.ly/2Aeu1bb ☆Pocket WiFi & SIM Card Rental Japan - Sakura Mobile☆ bit.ly/sakuramobile Follow our social media channels for live up...
New Spots Coming to Japan in 2024!!! 🇯🇵
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Planning a trip to Japan? We've got you sorted with some of the latest & exciting new spots opening THIS YEAR!! Follow us on social media! Emma: @TokidokiTraveller Shah: bit.ly/Ano-Cam Video edited by Daniel CHAPTERS: 00:00 Tokyu Plaza Omotesando HARAKADO 1:24 Toyosu Senkyaku Banrai 2:20 Universal Studios Japan - Donkey Kong! 3:30 Studio Ghibli Park 4:07 teamLab Borderless: MORI Building DIGITA...
How to Avoid Crowds While Visiting JAPAN
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Not keen on being in the middle of a big crowd, want to experience a serene & zen Japan? Follow these tips to have the best Japan experience! Follow us on social media! Emma: @TokidokiTraveller Sarah: @seerasan Shah: bit.ly/Ano-Cam Video edited by Julian ☆JOIN OUR NEW SURVEY COMMUNITY!☆ bit.ly/2Aeu1bb ☆Pocket WiFi & SIM Card Rental Japan - Sakura Mobile☆ bit.ly/sakuramobile Follow our social me...
JAPANESE KNIVES - Shopping in Tokyo! 🇯🇵
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Ever considered buying yourself a high quality Japanese knife? Let us take you to Kappabashi, Tokyo's town dedicated to kitchenware, where we'll explore various shops, including a local Japanese knife store. This time we'll introduce a family owned business that started in Sakai, Osaka, that produce incredibly beautiful & sharp Japanese cooking knives! LINKS: Kickstarter:kck.st/3TC0PRA Japan by...
$14 Japanese Convenience Store Lunch Swap at Family Mart
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It's time for another classic Japanese convenience store lunch swap! Which items will shine? Watch to find out! Follow us on social media! Emma: @TokidokiTraveller Ananya: bit.ly/3uu0UNE Video edited by Daniel ☆JOIN OUR NEW SURVEY COMMUNITY!☆ bit.ly/2Aeu1bb ☆Pocket WiFi & SIM Card Rental Japan - Sakura Mobile☆ bit.ly/sakuramobile Follow our social media channels for live updates and behind the ...
Ultimate TOKYO Travel Guide!
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Planning a trip to Japan? We've got YOU covered for Tokyo! We'll take you to the main spots you need to check out including Shibuya, Harajuku, Shinjuku MORE! Follow us on social media! Sarah: @seerasan Shah: bit.ly/Ano-Cam Video edited by Yusaku bit.ly/Yusaku-Insta CHAPTERS: 00:00 Shibuya 2:50 Harajuku 5:40 Shinjuku 7:50 Tokyo Station 9:00 Ginza 11:06 Akihabara 14:10 Shimokitazawa 16:30 Asakusa...
Northern Japan's HIDDEN GEMS - Akita Prefecture
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Some of Japan's best hidden winter spots are in Akita Prefecture, located in Northern Japan! We'll explore a stunning snowy shrine, magical outdoor hot springs, local food & traditional performances during our trip!! LINKS: Gozanoishi Shrine bit.ly/Gozanoishi_Shrine Akita Nairiku Line bit.ly/AkitaNairiku_Train Taenoyu Onsen bit.ly/Taenoyu_Onsen Namahage Museum bit.ly/Namahage_Museum INE to AGAV...
Everything you need to know about SKIING in JAPAN! ⛷️❄️
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Headed to Japan in winter? We've got YOU covered - where to go, how to get there, how to rent gear, accommodation, the works! LINKS: TOYOTA Rent a Car: bit.ly/TOYOTA_RentalCar Tazawako Ski Resort: bit.ly/Tazawako_Ski_Resort Tazawako Lake Resort Hotel: bit.ly/Tazawako_Hotel Ani Ski Resort: bit.ly/Ani_SnowMonster Follow us on social media! Sarah: @seerasan Kai: @Kojimochi Video edited by Julian C...
Exploring a Japanese Theme Park in KYOTO
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We’re in Kyoto for a heated competition! VS PARK is an amusement park with tons of fun activities, many requiring some physical strength! Only the best team will be victorious and walk away with the grand prize… lots of Japanese capsules machine toys! LINK: VS PARK Aeon Mall KYOTO store: bit.ly/VSPARK_KYOTO Special Trial Ticket: bit.ly/Special_Trial_Ticket Follow us on social media! Emma: @Toki...
Q&A Guide on Moving to JAPAN 🇯🇵
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Ever considered moving abroad to Japan? Watch to hear all our TIPS and insider info on how to move to Japan 🇯🇵 Follow us on social media! Emma: @TokidokiTraveller Sarah: @seerasan Ananya: bit.ly/3uu0UNE Shah: bit.ly/Ano-Cam Video edited by Julian ☆JOIN OUR NEW SURVEY COMMUNITY!☆ bit.ly/2Aeu1bb ☆Pocket WiFi & SIM Card Rental Japan - Sakura Mobile☆ bit.ly/sakuramobile Follow our social media chan...
Travelling to see MT. FUJI in SHIZUOKA! 🗻
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Travelling to see MT. FUJI in SHIZUOKA! 🗻
BEST Street Food in Kobe, Japan 🥩 (including Kobe Beef!!)
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BEST Street Food in Kobe, Japan 🥩 (including Kobe Beef!!)
Guide to Kobe, Japan - 13 Things To Do 🇯🇵
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Guide to Kobe, Japan - 13 Things To Do 🇯🇵
Must Visit Traditional Japanese Town next to Narita Airport ✈️
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Must Visit Traditional Japanese Town next to Narita Airport ✈️
Must Visit Winter Spots in JAPAN ❄️ ⛄️
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Must Visit Winter Spots in JAPAN ❄️ ⛄️
48 Hours in IBARAKI - Best Food, Pottery, Gardens + More! 🇯🇵
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48 Hours in IBARAKI - Best Food, Pottery, Gardens More! 🇯🇵
Is Tokyo or Kyoto better? Must Visit Japanese Areas! 🇯🇵
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Is Tokyo or Kyoto better? Must Visit Japanese Areas! 🇯🇵
We Hired a Private Taxi for the Ultimate Food Tour in JAPAN 🇯🇵 🍡
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We Hired a Private Taxi for the Ultimate Food Tour in JAPAN 🇯🇵 🍡
33 Questions With @TokidokiTraveller
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33 Questions With @TokidokiTraveller
Travel Guide for AUTUMN in JAPAN 🍁
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Travel Guide for AUTUMN in JAPAN 🍁
Discover a Japanese 'Hell' Town in Kyushu ♨️
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Discover a Japanese 'Hell' Town in Kyushu ♨️
Ranking Tokyo's Spots - BEST to WORST 🗼
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Ranking Tokyo's Spots - BEST to WORST 🗼
Don't Eat These Foods In JAPAN 🇯🇵 🍣
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Don't Eat These Foods In JAPAN 🇯🇵 🍣
How do you guys survive from mosquito bites?
The thing about the names is concerning...my last name is 12 letters on its own, and I've already run into occasional issues (even in the US) with fitting my full name on some documents. Deleting the middle name would probably help (especially since the namesake for it was kinda a jerk), but there still remains a first name of moderate length. I'd rather not shorten my last name, if I could avoid it: there's some historical significance to it (dates back more than 1000 years, and directly links to...some rather famous monarchs).
Squatting in the parking lot eating sweets was SUCH a a vibe, love it 🥰
HAHAHAHA.....White chicks in Japan hilarious. You sure dress like two typical white chicks, and not Japanese.
For Romanians, it is still expensive to visit Japan, even if the Yen is weak, as the Romanian leu is even weaker... 🫠 (and same as Japan, the salaries are stagnant and the prices keep rising...) still hope to be able to visit soon! 🤞 Great video as always! 😍
May I know what time do the shops usually open for business ? I am thinking of dropping by this Omotesanso before my flight home at 1700 hrs
I watched a yt short talking about how certain restaurants up-charge the English menu prices when compared to the Japanese menus. Some of the commenters were saying how rude/scammy/anti tourist that was, though when placing it in the perspective of how little natives make it'd be bad if prices were increased in general for everyone. Since it may turn some everyday things into luxuries for locals. Such as how the abundance of tourists is increasing the prices of hotels due to limited availability, making it difficult for natives to travel within their own country on their salary & already very limited vacation days.
Also Tokyo is not Japan. Conibinis are not nearly as prevalent elsewhere.
six years ago the yen was 107 to the US dollar now its 161! (Borat voice) Very nice... king in the castle!
Almost 7 years for me and I still don't speak Japanese. Thankfully I still understand Australian. lol
I was at the whiskey bar last November.
What, tako yaki without tako???. It's like pasta primavera without vegetables. Oden, the best is daikon with spicy mustard
My favorite country to visit, by far... 😀
Happone lition monton de lichion😂😂😂
no kidding I had to write my full name four times in the same page when submitting my move out of city at the city hall. And I have 3 surnames lol
Japan is expensive bro
girl on right took laughing gas
Aloha from Maui 🌈 I'm enjoying the last 10 days of my month in Fukuoka. I am looking forward to calling Japan home when I finish at UH Manoa in about 2 years. You both are great and I am always looking forward to your videos. Thanks for all the laughs, good information, and inspiration. 行ってきます 🙂
I am in Tokyo on a Student Visa right now and I stayed on a working holiday visa before working at different places. I am not 100% sure I want to stay after the two years yet ... I love Japan and I want to stay but sadly working for money is super important (I'd rather get money without working though 😅) and the working environment in Japan is sooooo bad especially if I compare to Germany ... 10 days off work vs 30 days no paid sick days vs paid sick days ~1000¥ minimum wage vs 12€ ( ~2100¥) Minimum wage and not to forget being kinda forced to go to 飲み会 after work and having to work overtime without getting paid for it and the strickt hierarchy and such. Also where is the low rent? ^^V I pay 100.000¥ for 24m² ... in my "expensive" home country I pay ~100.000¥ for 60m² in a big expensive city
I pay 74.000Yen for a 2LDK 44,5qm house in Tokyo. Just 15 minutes away(train) from Ikebukuro. The salary is low, cause of the weak Yen and you forgot the lower tax and insurance costs compare to Germany. Here tax and insurance are just around 15 percent. In Germany it was 33 both are low wage jobs. For me to live in Japan is sooooo much better as in Germany. The people are nicer, the streets are cleaner, you can eat outdoors and haven't selling a kidney first, and Tokyo is soooo freaking quiet. There are so many people, but it's quiet.
@@SamuraiDoku 44m² near Ikebukuro for 74.000¥ ? thats not possible... you sure its not just 20m²? Even if you are looking at the outer rim of the inner wards there is hardly ever anything below 100.000¥ for more than 20m² Also tax in germany is over 40% plus 19% consumers tax
@@XYoukaiX Yes its 44qm on 2 floors. All Real estate agencies here in the near have cm's with around 30qm for around 60.000Yen one room. This is totally normal. The contra is, normally there are flats in older houses or old houses. So the wall is a little bit thin. But it's cheap and still works and normally every flat has at least one air conditioner. My salary in Germany(3 years ago)was 1500 Euro before Tax etc. and 1000 Euro after Tax and social contributions. 40% Tax are higher paid jobs or tax class 6.
@@SamuraiDoku yeah sorry this sounds like bullshit... I looked for many flats in Tokyo and could hardly find anything even close to the price you say only if it was very far away or shared with other people but not for a private flat... there is a reason why some Japanese stay in hostels or even manga cafés while having a job. also in Germany even with super high taxes up to 49% they won't take that much from you ... even on minimum wage there should be at least 1200€ left.
@@XYoukaiX Ich schreib mal auf Deutsch, weil bei der Steuersache missverstehst du mich ganz offensichtlich. Erstmal, natürlich musst du mir nicht glauben, da ich nur ein Randomdully aus dem Internet bin. Aber ich weiß nicht wo du suchst, es hat mich gerade genau 2 Minuten gekostet und ich hab nur bei "suumo" nur in meinem Stadtteil über 6500 Treffer für Wohnungen unter 80.000 Yen im Monat. So eine Nußschale wie du hast würde hier um die 55.000 Yen kosten. Btw. Mr Nippon wohnt auch hier im Stadtteil und hat ein Video zur seiner Bude inklusiver Kosten gemacht. Warum Menschen im Manga oder Internetcafe leben, kann unterschiedliche Gründe haben. Wenn da jemand tatsächlich aufgrund von Miete wohnt, dann ist das halt so. Denke aber eher, dass man dort eher Hikkikomori, Tagelöhner oder einfach Salarymans findet, für die ihre echte Wohnung zuweit ist und deshalb sich nach einem Nomikai in einem nahen Café niederlassen. Jetzt nochmal zu meinem Gehalt in Deutschland... 1200 Euro mögen bei Vollzeit richtig sein, ich habe aber Teilzeit 20 Stunden die Woche gearbeitet. Der Stundelohn war damals auch deutlich über dem Mindestlohn. Brutto waren ungefähr 1500 Euro und Netto waren es ca. 1000 Euro. Steuern waren recht wenig, aber Krankenkasse, Rente, Pflegeversicherung etc. ballert. Was ichcauf Englisch schreiben wollte war, dass Steuern und Sozialabgaben bei mir insgesamt 33% ausmachen. Hier in Japan sind es 15! Hier arbeite ich natürlich auch Vollzeit. Will mich übrigens auch nicht streiten oder so, sondern wollte dir eigentlich helfen. 100.000Yen+ zahlst du hier eigentlich für eine moderne neue Wohnung im Monat. Wenn du übrigens richtig sparen und platz haben möchtest ziehe nach Saitama, Chiba etc. ist immer noch sehr nah an Tokyo und dank der sehr guten Zuganbindungen eigentlich nicht wirklich ein Problem zur Arbeit zu kommen. Die Unternehmen zahlen i.d.R. die Fahrtkosten bis zu einem bestimmten Betrag.
Leaving friends wasn't difficult for me, didn't really have any xD Paperwork is often considered to be a con, but I guess the biggest con is working here. Work pressure is high and companies for teaching English are often toxic underpaying places. ^^"
Very interesting. Would love to hear more points of view from people living and working in Japan outside of the content creator world
The walkability of Japan I can't even imagine how amazing it is 🥲 been living in SoCal my whole life and needing a car for everything SUCKS
That's true love ❤️ "it's edible" 😂
what happened to the dude with the fro?
💯% agree with your points 👌😊
Trying to get to Japan next year. Took forever to get my passport. You two make coming to Japan, let alone living in Japan, the adventure of a lifetime.
Laughing Devil (kanji) made me LOL 🙂Change you name before moving here 🙂 Listed cons sounded so familiar. When Tokyo Lens presented hermit who lived in the countryside school it also felt familiar, because sometimes when you live in isolated area it requires skills to live (heat oven, carry water, make food,... just thoughts countryside vs urban life.. and they both have pros and cons..)
I genuinely like this style of the 33 questions of Vogue(?). Anyway really cool video😊👍🏻
More Emma and Sarah!
Me doing a double take and having to rewind thinking they said: DROP YOUR PANTS! COME TO JAPAN! 🤣
My husband suggested moving to Japan, and man is it tempting to try and see if we can do it. Do you have any thoughts on Tokyo vs Osaka? I've heard Osaka is a bit more liberal, outgoing, and easier to live in as an ex pat
As an American who lives in a walkable city of 3000 people, that aspect of Japan really didn't impress me. Most Japanese cities of similar size offer similar levels of walkability, the difference is in the big cities and their suburbs, that is where it is noticeable. On the other hand The ice cream vending machines though were pretty nice, and some of the natural sites are incredible, although the US has similar sites as well.
Tokyo isnt japan
working in Japan for two and a half years, when you wake up on Saturday, you are in Japan.
They tried that thing with the rentable e-scooters and e-bikes here in Germany (and probably in many other countries), too. And let me tell you, this is something that I believe only really works out in a place like Japan where people actually treat stuff that doesn't belong to them with care and respect. Here, people just left their rented e-scooters and bikes standing around everywhere when they didn't need them anymore, threw them in rivers or vandalized them in other ways. Plus, the general carelessness of people using them and the fact that German cities aren't really built for cycling led to a lot of accidents.
Economists are saying that the Japanese economy is expected to grow and the exchange rate of the yen will be going up. Best to buy yen now while the rate is low if you are planning a trip in the near future.
Hope so
yeah i paybills online so yeah i don't have to even go anywhere same with food or anything
@ 10:35 True
Im a regular visitor to Japan. Love checking in with the Commonwealth expats, I can easily distinguish from tourists.
I am an American living in Japan and I went back to America 5 times last year so traveling is not too bad.
Forgot to mention Racism and Xenophobia
The cost of living in Australia is also bad right now along with many other countries.
Well it would be a quick walk in a city for ice, a lot of cities have convenience stores no?
i just had 2 amazing weeks in Japan and loved every single thing about it. You're right the Yen to AUD was super amazing and everything was super cheap compared to here in Australia. Go now if you're planning on going.
Last year i finally came to tokyo after wanting to my entire life. I’m 34 and came on a student visa. It really sucks I can’t use the working holiday system but I’ll try to swap to a working visa next year because I love it here so much!!! It’s not impossible when you’re older, just a lot more hoops to jump through
As a side hustle, why don't the two of you start a business assisting foreigners in filling out forms? LoL!
A Foreigner in Japan will always stay a foreigner there.
Even Hafu's are considered as foreigners.
I'm a super persnickety detail oriented person and I actually weirdly kind of am... soothed... by all the paperwork and order that Japan has? I straight up enjoyed trying to figure out how to do our gomi correctly. I also am fully aware that I am not normal.
All good things to know!!!
Many of the cons are just cons cocerning moving abroad, not Japan specifically. Other than that - a good video,as usual :)
What if your Japan name doesn't match your passport?