Japanese Local Food Tour in Kamakura Japan
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- čas přidán 22. 03. 2022
- I'm going to eat around in Kamakura Japan. It's one of the most popular tourist destinations in the Greater Tokyo.
I want to make sure that this is not a tour guide video. It's more like a personal experience.
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Not sure what is better Solo Travel; the travel channel or the food channel, but you're doing a wonderful job on both... Thank you...
I think I'm gaining weight watching you eat! Everything so looked delicious, and I have no idea where you put it all 😂. Looking forward to the next one, SJT!
When you said you were going to take 15 min nap, I thought to myself: Yeah Right, Good Night. And sure enough, the next scene is around 9 am. I hope you were able to get those cold breakfast dishes warmed up, nothing ruins a day like a bad breakfast.
Looking at your breakfast spread along with many other meals you've shared with us previously, I cannot help to think that the busiest person in a Japanese restaurant has to be the dishwasher. Lol
sorry breakfast was so disappointing - did you ever find out why you were the only one - glad everything else was well worth the trip 🇨🇦🙏😷
The bamboo garden looked amazing. Thanks for sharing.
Oh dear...you sounded so depressed about the breakfast :( Hope you found something tasty in the end :)
Fantastic view of Mt Fuji, those colours - beautiful. Thank you for sharing x
I want to come to Japan for the food, the ferries and the vending machines 😊
Thank you for showing your destinations on the map, it’s very helpful. Love your videos on both of your channels!
This one was the most beautiful video of yours. That bamboo garden and matcha tour was magical, it felt like travelling back in time. The view of Mt. Fuji on that foggy sunset was absolutely stunning. That breakfast looked delicious even though not fresh. Thank you STJ!
Oh that bamboo garden was so beautiful! thank you for sharing this adventure!
The sticky rice with ice cream looks delicious 😋 and the sunset with Mt. Fuji is magnificent 😍 hotel looks cozy.. maybe that's the reason why there's no one's eating breakfast in there it's disappointing 😔 anyways once again another great food tour that makes me hungry early in the morning 😁 good luck and have a safe trip always 👍😉
What a sunset, Fuji making an appearance is magical
That sunset shot was computer background worthy
Thanks for always bringing us along! I like the afternoon teas. Amazing appetite you have 👍
Sunset over Mt. Fuji.
Ice cream and sweets
A calming walk in a bamboo forest.
A nice relaxing bath.
Thank-you for the wonderful vacation.⭐
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Firstly, I like seeing the people on the streets again, it has been too long. Makes me wonder how the travelling videos will go, got used to seeing near empty ferries.
Your shots of food and locations look beautiful, well done. Also I'm glad I was prepared and ate before watching, I've learned my lesson. (Sorry for the hotel breakfast, oof.)
This man has one of nicest lifes.
this Bremen Dog... you might get it somehow, maybe in a real Greman Brötchen and without the salad.
But it still looks good 🙂
And all this other food, I really wanna try 🤤
Bremen dog using a bao bun, interesting, interesting...
The beach shots are soooo beautiful my jaw literally dropped
Love watching your videos! The humor you provide is so entertaining! "I'm eating leftovers! "Meditation: Listen to your body! "What do I want to eat next?" LOL! 🤣🤣🤣
The sticky rice and ice cream looks yummy...🇵🇭❤️
I hope Japan will open their border soon so I can go and try those foods by myself. It looks delicious
"Listen to your body." No thanks. I'm 75, my body doesn't have anything nice to say to me anymore. 😉
LOL! I am 74.
62 🇨🇦🙏😷
Did you ever thank your body for being a faithful servant and vessel to your mind for 75 years? You know things do well on a compliment once in a while 😃
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Are you kidding me? My mind and I have never gotten along. 😉
Loved seeing all the places you went to!
The shiratama looked very good, I would love to try them someday!
Sometimes, you oversleep, and wind up getting cold breakfast, a bit of bad luck, but it happens!
The tempura rice bowl looked pretty good and that sticky rice with ice cream looked amazing! When you poured the syrup over it, my mouth watered..lol. The breakfast did look sad; I hope you got something better later; maybe something with rice? Thanks for taking us along with you!
Magnificent looking sunset!
I loved the little birds at Enoshima Station! I had to look them up, how cute of people to knit little outfits for them!!
I can tell you didn't have the best experience at that last hotel restaurant. But I have to say, the magical music playing in the background mixed with the visually appealing and quite varied dishes, created a magnificent experience for me back here in California. Something about seeing that pumpkin dish while those whimsical notes played on made my heart flutter and yearn for my eventual journey to Japan.
I've been to that shrine! I lived in Japan for 3 years when I was stationed in Yokosuka, when I first got there they gave us a week long orientation course on Japanese culture so we weren't completely lost. On the fourth day they showed us how to use the trains, and gave us destinations we could go to so we could practice and told us to partner up. We did, and my partner and I ended up at that shrine, which was fun to visit. My first off base meal in Japan was similar to your first set meal, too. I remember I had cold soba noodles with hot duck soup to dip them in.
When you said "fish cake," I wasn't expecting to see teeny, tiny little fish still whole in the cake! 😗😅. As for the sausage, never thought of putting a steamed bun with a hot dog before and you were still looking for lunch after all that??!! That hot dog would have been my lunch!! I just realized I didn't know how to eat soba noodles until I saw you do it. The natives must have been laughing at me the whole time. 😂I've seen that same bamboo garden from another YT Japanese ex-patriot named DaveInOsaka and looks like it's still just as quiet as when he went there too. Never had matcha the way you had it and thank you for saying it's bitter because everyone tells me it's not bitter and that I'm crazy!!
Oh my! All the food looks so good! I love Kamakura so much! It's so beautiful and peaceful, especially Hokokuji! The gardens and bamboo forest are incredible!
So nice! On my last trip to japan I went to Kamakura and it was the highlight of my trip. The one thing I didn't do was visit the seaside. Now I want to visit again and try the Katsu 😄
I've never seen Fuji like that! How incredibly beautiful.
I went to Mushinan before!!! the atmosphere is really nice!! I like the Shiratama Kinako!!! I want to go again!!!
Your videos are very calming and I'm getting extremely hungry after watching it. I'm looking forward to see next videos.
Yet another great video! I love your new channel
Thank you for sharing your food adventures with us!
that shot of mt. fuji in the sunset is so beautiful... i hope i can see it in person one day
Tendon and cold soba is my favo favorite！
I love watching your videos
Now I really want to visit this city next time I'm in Japan. Thanks for another great video :)
I’m always surprised how japanese can eat so much in the mornings (from the traveling channels it seems like they often do). I would only manage like 2 croissants, juice and a cup of coffee. Would be interesting to learn more about eating habits in Japan 🧐😇 wonderful video!
new sub! I love watching food tours
Ooh i’ve been to Kamakura, it’s great!!
Thank you for sharing your food and travel adventures! This was outstanding and bonus not only a beautiful sunset but a peek at Mount Fuji!
Thank you for the relaxing video. The food looked good except for the breakfast. I liked the bamboo garden. So peaceful.
Watching your videos finally convinced me to try to learn to read Japanese.
The train to Enoshima sounded like the loudest public transport you've had in your videos.
All the food looks amazing!! I think my favourite would be the Shiratama!!
That shiratama looked amazing and this video was so relaxing I almost fell asleep.
holy moly that rice ball ice cream dish looked AMAZING
So many yummy choices and the price is great.
I have many happy hours watching your videos. Thankyou for the time you spend doing the subtitles, must take you ages. It's a bit like reading someone's diary. It makes it more personal. It's nice to know what you enjoy, whether you're tired etc. Mount Fuji, looked stunning and the water, not sure if it's the sea or a lake, that was lovely to see. The cherry blossoms must be in bloom for you now. That must be very pretty. Do you have a monorail in Japan? Have a nice weekend, best wishes from England 😊
This msy be my favorite of your food videos so far. Although not food, the bamboo garden and sunset with Mt Fuji were very nice. Enjoy your videos much, thank you.
Ooh I want to try the shiratama. I live in Los Angeles and we have a Kura Sushi, and they serve this as a dessert. I'll try it next time I go. Thank you for sharing, Solo!
Just found out you have a 2nd channel for food! I subbed immediately, I always feel like part of your adventures when watching your video!! :)))
I ate little fish like the corn/fish "lollipop" when we were in Japan. My daughter, then seven years old, was horrified, but it was delicious! I wish I could visit Japan again and you could be my tour guide. There are so many places and foods that I suppose Japanese would think ordinary, but this westerner would find fascinating. Thank you.
Watching all the food makes me hungry, the menchi katsu is 😍😍😍
Thank you for taking me along with you today. I could really go for the Shiratama Kinako and ice cream. Only I would have used all the syrup on the rice cake balls! Your hotel room was lovely . . . and for only 6500 yen. The breakfast did look disappointing, but sometimes left overs taste better the next day . . . except there wasn't much hope for the cold vegetable soup and the tuna curry. See you in the next one. 😊
I live in texas, I've seen many of your videos. I'm trying to recreate a vending machine meal. Best i can do is canned salmon and a bowl of microwaveable Japanese noodles and using chop sticks from Panda Express. I'll gladly trade you a rack of smoked spare ribs for 2 vending machine meals.
I love your videos!! Would you ever do a wagashi food tour video? I love Japanese sweets but I never get to eat them
I see mount Fuji in the background. This must take place in Japan!
Not sure about all those "fish eyes" staring at you on the appetizer stick. Oooooo! 😬😵😁😜😍
Wow, that udon and that shiratama dessert :)
I would love to visit Enoshima island, I hope you can do a video there some day!
Thank you for asking me to come!
Great looking food. Wished you had shown where you got them.
The whole video is amazing food show, good I have my breakfast on the side. But that bamboo garden with matcha is absolute top for me today. Meditation over next meal haha, I can fully relate here 😂 That shiratama dessert 🥰🥰🥰 I'll try to make it at home - there is no filling inside, right?
Shirasu and corn may be the strangest snack I've ever seen. Also: I thought you were going to eat actual tendons.
모찌모찌 yum😋 美味しそうです
That. Brenmen dog looks so good
In NZ the fish on top of the corn is called whitebait
Everything looked delicious, even the matcha, although I probably wouldn't like it since you said it was very bitter.
Ha! a soba noodle soup. If a can reach Japan, that'all i want eat.
How do people eat with a fish allergy. Willing to chance it to try some Delicious food.
It’s always a bit of a surprise to see all the small plates served for breakfast, including foods typically served later in the day such as pasta and vegetable soup. Still would be interested. During my 3 weeks in Japan (decades ago) I stuck with more traditional breakfasts, congee or full English. Lunch and dinners were very varied and some not at all Japanese in origin. I remember having the most fantastic carrot soup at the hotel in Osaka. I have no idea what recipe was used to make such a humble vegetable as a carrot and raise it to the level of flavor…I’m guessing heavy cream, fresh ginger and some other spices. I spent long hours working in those weeks but was so grateful our interpreters took us to the beautiful city of Nara and to his family home for dinner. Such a lovely time. I would love to go back but health situations and long plane ride at my age prevents it. So I will live vicariously through your videos.
13:44 oh, wow.
I live vicariously through your videos! 😂 Please film yourself eating all these delicious foods! How are you not 500 pounds? Are you an American citizen living in Japan?
OMG, that hotel breakfast looks so random. They just put everything they had or something? Was it all cold or there was some hot dishes?
Even you did not like the breakfeast so much - for me it would have been great. 🙂
Very nice! Is a café "Japanese style" because of the décor, and/or because of something else?
Hey, I just came across your channel and wanted to ask what type of camera you are you using to record your adventures.
The breakfast at the hotel was nice!( included )
not if it was supposed to be hot and was offered cold 😳
Looks like they made the food around 6am and you got there what? 9? 8:45? Yah I mean they trying not waste food.. I think that's why.
Originally, I thought those were hard boiled quail eggs under the ice cream! ☠️ 🤣
So what are they?
Rice cake balls.
I thought those were rambutans when i first saw the thumbnail🤭🤭🤭
Thanks for the video! could you have taken the Enoshima train, Enoshima to Fujisawa instead of the bus?
Yes.
I took the bus because I was close to the bus stop.
6:12 How did you manage to eat those without the sauce getting everywhere?
The breakfast is depressing…but all the other food looks great (and I am sure taste great too)…
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The main meals are large and cheap while the snacks are small and expensive.
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Se siamo ciò che mangiamo, voi, fratello giapponese, siete poeti eclettici. Io amo il Giappone. Gradirei uno shiratama kinaco con gelato, grazie.
If we are what we eat, you, Japanese brother, are eclectic poets. I love Japan. I would like a kinaco shiratama with ice cream, thank you.
私たちが食べるものなら、日本人の兄弟であるあなたは折衷的な詩人です。 日本が大好きです。 キナコ白玉とアイスクリームをお願いします、ありがとうございます。
Can someone in the Coments please enlight me what a Bremen dog is?
A meal is not a meal unless there is rice :)
2.9 USD for a cutlet😟🥺very costly . i eat cutlet in nearby food stall, It's costs me $ 0.45 or ¥ 55 Japanese yen at my nearby stall in my country. (here lamb meat or fish or chicken or mashed potatoes & veggies is used in cutlet not beef or pork),
Why're there spikes on the ground along the railway? 9:10
To prevent bikes from going onto the train tracks.
I don't really know what a Bremen dog is but I think I'd probably live off them if I ever moved to Japan.
Was the corn done in a type of batter?
Mixed into the fish cake.
From your cover pic, it looks like rambutan.
Would like to see more actual biting into the food, or otherwise breaking items open…