TOKYO Travel Guide: Harajuku, Tsukiji & Shibuya | Little Grey Box
Travel well in Tokyo with our must-do tips for Harajuku, Tsukiji & Shibuya! We spent two fun-packed days trying new food, exploring Tokyo and uncovering some of the very best things to do. Here's what we got up, why we love Tokyo and, hopefully, some inspiration to help you plan your best adventure too.
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Japan: Felyne Cafe in Shibuya Tokyo
02:46 arriving at mall
05:45 arriving at cafe
A special tour of the limited edition Felyne cafe they set up (from mid july to end of Sept 2015) in Shibuya to celebrate the upcoming launch of Monster Hunter Diaries: Poka Poka Felyne Village DX (
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「Learn Japanese」 Xに従って(従い) as following X, in accordance with X
「Learn Japanese」 Xに従って(従い) as “following X, in accordance with X”
The verb 従う (したがう/shitagau), which translates to “to abide, to obey, to follow, to accompany,” can be conjugated into its Pre-ます-Form (従い), or more commonly, its て-Form (従って), and placed after a NOUN word or VERB word in its Dictionary Form, X, along with the particle に to serve the grammatical function of “in accordance with X, following X.”
The usage of the Pre-ます-Form, 従い, is considered to be more formal and is usually used in written language, while the て-Form, 従って, can be used in both spoken and written language. Addtionally, the standalone phrasing of 従って can be used at the very beginning of a sentence without the particle に and a NOUN/VERB word to simply mean “therefore, accordingly, etc.,” in which it essentially performs the same grammatical function here as it refers to the context of the previous sentence as opposed to a particular NOUN/VERB word.
When this grammar pattern is used with VERB words, the VERB word used must be in its Dictionary Form, and the verb action overall should represent a continuous action as opposed to a momentary one.
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約束に従ってタバコを吸うのを辞めた。
Yakusoku ni shitagatte tabacco o suuno o yameta.
(“I stopped smoking in accordance with the promise I made.”)
皆の決定に従って、プロジェクトをやり直した。
Minna no kettei ni shitagatte, project o yarinaoshita.
(“Following the decision we made together, we redid the entire project.”)
頭の痛みが強くなるに従って、試験に集中出来ないことになった。
Atama no itami ga tsuyoku naru ni shitagatte, shiken ni shuuchuu dekinai koto ni natta.
(“Following my headache getting worse and worse, I wasn’t able to concentrate on the test.”)
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Tokyo Hopline bus tour of West Central Tokyo! Part 1
This video is part 1 of 2 of the double-decker bus tour of west central Tokyo that I took with my wife, when I lived in Japan. This footage was shot with an iPhone 4S, in a single day in November of 2013. I've paraphrased and tweaked the tour bus guide's commentary, at times, without straying far from the original message, context or intent. (This video has no voiceover! Please enable captions, in order to read the tour guide's commentary.) What's the longest video that you've ever made, using just a smartphone? Feel free to like and comment, as well as subscribe to my channel!
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Tokyo Horesback Riding Club: 12:44
JR Yoyogi Station: 13:55
Odakyu Romancecar Train: 15:55
West Side of Shinjuku Station: 17:13
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Shinjuku, Akihabara, Harajuku, Shibuya... Even lacking context, there's a degree of familiarity in these names even for those uninitiated in Tokyo's bustling local districts. Brimming with impressive sights and sounds, there's a lot to love about Japan's tantalizing metropolis, but in a city of such scale and diversity, there lies hidden nearly an infinite number of places and people that convey the nature of the country and its personality that go largely undiscovered or underappreciated. Join navigator and wanderer Justin Potts as he takes you through areas of Tokyo often overlooked by most travelers, taking in unique local vibes and searching out people and places in the city where you might get a taste of other areas of rural Japan without having to leave the city. For special episodes, trek along with him as he visits remote areas of Japan, chatting with locals and getting schooled in local cuisine, offering a rare glimpse into the Japan that so many seek, but rarely find.
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TOKYO Adventures! 東京!
So here's a vlog of my trip to TOKYO, JAPAN! From Shibuya crossing to the dangerous wasabi russian roulette, I'll never forget Tokyo!
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JAPAN WONDERLAND | Dec 2016 | Part 3: Tokyo
OK HERE IT IS GUYS... My complete, four-part series vlog on Japan! +insert triumphant hand gestures+ This has been a long time coming cuz I had to stop editing halfway last year due to a family emergency. But hey, better late than never kan? ;P
SO some context:
1. My virgin trip to Japan was in...uhhh, I think... 2012. (Sorry ah, sis dah tua lah.) It was for work and I went to Nagoya with a bunch of teachers to learn more about Lesson Study, a form of teaching approach invented by the Japanese.
2. I fell in love with the country and its people, and the rest, as they say, is historyyyyy. So I've been going back there ever since.
3. This trip, however, was my first solo trip EVER. A lot of trepidation and doubt went into planning for this trip but alhamdulilah, everything went well. Well, it went better than well. It went EFFING GREAT.
4. I am now an advocate of travelling solo. You see so much and learn so much about the world and ultimately, yourself.
HOLLA if you need deets of the places I went to or need some tips for your own trip to Japan. I mean I ain't no expert but I'll help in whichever way I can. ありがとうございます!
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Texas Bar in Tokyo!? - Tales from Japan - pt.4
Tokyo Japan, A wondrous world where weird is celebrated as wonderful, offered up a kooky & kitsch surprise one evening spent wandering the streets that inspired Ridley Scott when he was making Blade Runner, a TEXAN BAR in the heart of Tokyo.
Adventures in Japan: Shibuya and Harajuku
Wandering around the streets of Shibuya and Harajuku in Tokio, Japan :)
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Life Changing TOKYO - 4K
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This is my story of Tokyo, Japan. I absolutely love this place especially Shibuya, Shinjuku and the food! Lucky enough, I travelled for the 2nd time to this beautiful country of Japan in 2019.
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Japan in the Winter | The Snow Festival
There is something incredibly beautiful about Japan in the winter. And for many, the best way to enjoy it is the Snow Festival. One of the most popular Winter Snow Festivals in Japan is the Sapporo Snow Festival, or Yuki Matsuri.
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Miyamoto-cho is a community of Mom-and-Pop stores and family enterprises located near the center of Tokyo. Competition from supermarkets and shopping centers threatens the livelihoods of long-term residents. High land prices tempt owners to tear down old homes and replace them with apartment buildings; this in turn is changing the composition of the population. Against this backdrop, residents strive to maintain the close social ties, symbols of local identity, and community rituals that keep Miyamoto-cho from becoming just another mailing address. Theodore Bestor began his research here in 1979. His prize winning book of the same name is available through Stanford University Press. This documentary is one of a series depicting the variety of life in today's Japan in the context of human problems common to all industrial nations. A comprehensive study guide is available.
Japan Evangelism - How to Easily Reach Japanese People in Japan - Japan Evangelism is Simple!
To Evangelize VERY EFFECTIVELY in Japan you only 2 things - both of which you will see being demonstrated in the video.
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Tokyu Plaza Ginza by Nikken Sekkei
Located in Ginza, which is the most renowned commercial district in Japan, and also facing a major junction Sukiyabashi Crossing, Tokyu Plaza Ginza is a large commercial building with a floor area of 50,000 sqm. The site sits at the connection point to Yurakucho and Hibiya disctrict, and can be described as “Gate of Ginza”. Based on the concept “Vessel of light”, the building is designed as a glass “vessel” inspired by the Japanese traditional craft of glass cut “Edo Kiriko”. This reveals the inner activities to the city, and enables an urban feeling.
The façade shows various expressions changing by time and weather. While attracting with a symbolic form, the reflection of surrounding cityscape and climate makes this architecture merge into the entire cityscape. The facade of this Tokyu Plaza Ginza Building consists of three dimensional glass planes, which creates a delicate phenomenon of light reflection and transmission. By reconstituting these diverse scenic elements, the building facade transforms itself into an urban phenomenon. The facade creates a large 3D diamond shaped pattern, which is 6 stories high and 500 mm deep.
This large scale pattern of the façade makes the building stand out from the surrounding context. The Kiriko Lounge is a public space situated at the middle level of the building, providing a broad view of the city. By its 27 meter high atrium, and the vantage point above the heavy traffic of the Sukiyabashi Crossing, the lounge opens up to the commercial activities of the city. In the high density and limited spatial conditions of Ginza, such an open and elevated space offers an opportunity for people to gather, and create connection. The continuity between the architecture and urban context promotes the attractive nature of this city. Source by Nikken Sekkei. Info project
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3 Normal Items That Are Illegal In Japan
Today were going over 3 items that, while they are ok and normal in many places around the world, might get you in trouble in Japan. And with online shopping giving us access to items around the world, the risk of accidentally bringing something Illegal into Japan is higher than ever. Nothing can ruin your travels like getting arrested, or even kicked out of Japan...
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$600 Luxury HOTEL in JAPAN | In-Room Private Onsen
Maiko and I stayed at a luxurious hotel called Isaribi in Izu, Shizuoka for our Birthday. We enjoyed a private hot spring bath tub, first class dinner and breakfast served in our room. To us, it was more than we usually spend but to others maybe not? Regardless we enjoyed every minute of it. Tell us what you guys think! Affordable or Expensive?
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