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  1. You don't know how much you helped me !!!! I adore this video, thank you so much for all this value information. I searched on google and everything but I couldn't find what you told me here. THANKS from Mexico !
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  2. Can you purchase a Wellcome Suica card at a big train station,please? Or it's really Only at the Haneda, Terminal 3? Thanks 🙏👍
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  3. Hi pickles
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  4. Great video! Definitely would love to see a Ramen video
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  5. I went to shibuya yesterday but the rooftop is close so only indoor open so sas cause i really want to go to the rooftop i hope before i leave japan i can go to the shibuya sky again😊
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  6. You need WELCOME SUICA for your easy ride bus, train, taxi, vending machine etc
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  7. 100 yen = $0.65 150 yen =$0.95 500 yen = $3.18 1,000 yen = $6.37 2,500 yen = $15.92 10,000 yen =$63.67
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  8. Wonderful video! I'd love to see more hotel reviews like this😄 maybe even a review of a ryokan! Thanks!
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  9. Hello, So i went for my 2nd trip to Japan this year and stayed in Shinjuku Tokyo. I exchanged my Euro's at the shops behind Shinjuku Station. The rates were in my opinion good and they dont charge a fee. I remember hearing about Travelex, but i could not find the shop in Shinjuku. I came across these shops (behind the station) by accident and decided (after looking for the best rate) to exchange there. Do you recommend these shops behin Shinjuku Station or do you recommend others ? (I go back in March 2025) Thank You.
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  10. Thank you so much for the video. This summer i stayed in Shinjuku. For me DUG jazz bart is also a well loved place
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  11. Thank you for your informations!!😊
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  12. I heard that the tax free process has changed recently. It's not necessary to show the passport anymore. Can you confirm this? Great video by the way - I really appreciate the information.
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  13. I noticed that even the Don quijote in dotombori had prices that weren't very competitive. Not to mention the crowds and time wasted in the busiest stores.
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  14. I was there last week, and I was able to get an ICOCA in Nara (mostly wanted it as a souvenir, since my Welcome Suica was fine).
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  15. we atay always in Asakusa for the fitht time This year the end of december
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  16. Thank you for your video, I'll be visiting japan in september and I'll follow the tips you shared.
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  17. Saved this vid. I'm going to japan 8th of August and staying there for 3 weeks. I'm definitely gonna visit the new spots in Shibuya!
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  18. Oh, come on, comparing a rich breakfast buffet with convenience store food (which you call authentic Japanese, I mean good you didn't call it healthy as well, since its stuffed with preservatives) and with half a slice of toast bread...If you buy convenience store food, sure, you safe money, but it's totally in a different (lower, lower) league compared to hotel buffets in terms of quality and health.
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  19. Iam not a fan of ramen.✌😁🇯🇵
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  20. I loved the video, I have a question though, what about cleaning clothes? Is it common for hostels to have washing machines?
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  21. It’s must considered that Shinjuku, because it is very touristy area, it is the more dirty place of Tokyo.
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  22. I went to Japan last August. It was my first time and I’m going again this August. I actually like the warmer weather, so it was fun! I was amazed at how clean Japan is! I visited Hiroshima, Kyoto, Osaka, and Tokyo and the streets and sidewalks were spotless! Here in California, our stupid Governor let’s homeless people sleep on public transportation. Many of the homeless also use public transportation as their toilet. The transportation system in Japan is the best I have experienced, even better than Taiwan and Thailand! I am happy to return!
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  23. yup! my favorite souvenirs were from the coin machines!
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  24. Thank you for spending time making it easier for other folks to visit
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  25. The video was very informative and fun to watch so thank you! It would be appreciated if you did a video on your favorite ramen shops please and thanks!! :)
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  26. im really enjoying your videos, but it saddens me to see ai images :(
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  27. Yo people, the Suica or Pasmo card can be used all over Japan. Likewise, any IC card purchased in other regions (see 1:29) can be used all over Japan.
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  28. Thank you for this nice video
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  29.  @kevnosity  enjoy! Japan is wonderful especially if you iron out some newbie things prior to arriving. This guy's videos helped me.
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  30. That tip about the yellow pavement blocks was helpful. I haven’t heard that anywhere! Thank you!
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  31. I traveled to Tokyo from Phoenix arizona in June 2024. Weather was beautiful and comfortable .
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  32. I'm sorry, I have to because it's the only time I can ascend Fuji-San. It's fine though, I'm from Florida and have done a lot of walking here so I'll be alright with the humidity and staying hydrated.
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  33. Avoid speaking foreign language, speak Japanese and understand Japan in deep is maximising the trip.
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  34. Excellent information. Thank you.
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  35. I subscribe 😅
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  36. IMHO You forgot Shimbashi.....😅
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  37. where was that beach at 11:31? :)
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  38. Ono I really like watching your content!! No matter how many views your video get you put efforts into making this videos and keeping up with the new information to help your viewers! Bless you ✨
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  39. 1 more thing: visiting paid observatories. Why do that when you can enter certain buildings such as Asakusa's Tourist information Centre, Shibuya's Hikarie, Shinjuku's Tokyo Metropolitan Government Building and use their observatories for FREE?
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  40. Very informative, thank you. I like the idea of visiting off beat places and as I will be in Japan late September, staying in a hotel close to Haneda airport, do you have any recommendation?
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  41. Hi Ono. Can I ask for your help for itinerary. I'm planning to come to Japan April 2025. I want to visit kyoto, nara and see mt fuji before going back to manila. I only spend 7days. Fly back to manila from Tokyo. I hope it's not too much to ask
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  42. Thanks for your information. Lots of fake monks in the city of Australia too. Especially from China. Asked for donations. Money. Follow you. Sell the plastic beads . bracelet. If you don’t want to donate they’re swearing you. Rude fake monks. (Real monks never loitered on the streets and asking money donations , and sell the fake products)
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  43. Good video, thanks. Everything in Japan looks perfect (from a tourist's point of view) until the animal-cafes appear. A strong point in which Japan is very behind in terms of respect compared to other places.
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  44. This is a huge help. Im flying to Japan on Feb 13. Thank you for this helpful content! More power to your channel!
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  45. Hi, nice video!!! Under number 3, maybe, You wanted to say "powerbank" instead of "portable charger" because nowadays all mobile phone chargers are "portable" (and able to be connected to any tension from 100 v to 220 v)...🙂 Lastly: it could help a more in-depth "tutorial" of what to carry in your small bag as shown at 05:29 ...
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  46. Such a great and useful information bro thanks so much bro.
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  47. Hi Ono! It would definitely be appreciated if you made a video of your favorite ramen shops in Shinjuku. I’m planning to visit Japan for the first time in October and staying in the area. Thank you! - Tony from St.Paul, MN, USA
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  48. Oh crap, i thought i had to cancel my 2026 trip but since Singapore is alrezdy hot and humid af. I rather perspire to death in Japan than Singapore 😂
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  49. thank you so much!! will be going tomorrow!
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  50. From my experience with Chinese Mainland People They don’t understand a single English So for your sake, prepare a translation app
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