I feel like I would cry if I saw a 4 year old walking to school safely. What a dream 😭😭

Great tips thank you!! Also that's so pure that children can rome around by themselves and be protected and feel safe 🥹 get me to Japan!!

the fact that kids can roam freely is wild to me!

@twnb7733

Ай бұрын

With the foreigners crowd in, Japan will soon a lost paradise.

@GeekyAfros

Ай бұрын

It’s sad that they can’t do that in America because of European culture

@Mwoods2272

Ай бұрын

@@twnb7733 Foreigners only make up 3% of the population.

I believe culturally for Japanese ones trash is a part of ones own responsibility to take care of. No irresponsible assumption that someone is going to clean up after. I think that’s civilized.

Greetings from Florida, I’m at work and living vicariously through your videos a Japanese trip is on my bucket list.

Another great video! I appreciate that your tips were useful, practical (directly applicable) and conscientious (of not only the traveler's experience but the experience of the locals with whom the traveler will interact). Thanks for sharing ✌🏽

Hello Mizako, Thank you for your wonderful channel. I learn so much. I’m learning Japanese before I visit. Thank you again for your great advice about learning the language.

I recently found your channel. I enjoy you. One of the few channels that I can watch without having to click on the closed captions. I did start watching from one of your earlier vlogs. I was surprised to see you are only 29, I thought you would be in my age group (early 40’s). Did I hear that wrong? Anyway wishing you much success with your new venture.💯😇

Noted thank you for the tips. Stay blessed.

Great video just came from a 15 day visit there and all the points you made are very true especially the one about waiting in lines. My whole trip I didn’t wait in line for food once because I went to food spots that served the same thing as all the popular social media spots and tasted just as good with no wait. And if you do go I suggest going in the weekdays so the you won’t be in line long at all I went to one spot in ginza and was in line for 10 minutes only.

Love the at-home videos babe!!

You out here living that life! I'd have to say the sound of rain is one of my favorites. Your mic picked it up nicely. Thanks again for taking the time to upload, you been putting out content on the regular and it keeps me coming back

love your videos, misako! happy to catch your video just minutes after being live

@MisakoEnvela

Ай бұрын

I'm so glad you're enjoying them and thank you so much for watching!! ✨ I appreciate you!!

SUPER HELPFUL!!

Welcome to typhoon season!

@Tokyo-Slim

Ай бұрын

There's a lot of stuff you can explore on rainy days! (of which you're about to have a lot of) Underground malls like in/around Shinjuku/Tokyo Stations, Indoor theme parks like Joyopolis or Namja theme town, or covered shopping streets/yokocho. There's a lot of really good ones, and I don't know exactly where you're located - but there's some good ones in Kichijoji, Koenji, and Nakano near where my house is. Be safe if the wind gets bad and during actual typhoons, don't actually go anywhere (the trains may stop and you'll get stuck!) But don't let the rain hold you back!

We love Japan and we’ve going again for the month of August because 3 of our grandkids will be doing summer programs in Japan. I will tell them to watch your video! 🤙🥰

Your last tip hit home. It can feel overwhelming when you have only 7 days and even just Tokyo is endless.

Ooo! Thank you for the phrases! 👏🏿💜👏🏿💜 love these tips. And thank you for the mindfulness tip about considering things "cheap". That's something very easy to overlook.

3 videos in 3 days?! a treat for us ❣️

This was VERY helpful!! Thank you so much for sharing! My family and I are looking to visit next year!!

@MisakoEnvela

Ай бұрын

You’re soooo welcome and I’m very excited for you and your family!!!😍❤️🙏🏽

Oh, thanks! I've only been through Airport layover before.

Tip #6 is solid! 👍

This is very good advice!

@MisakoEnvela

Ай бұрын

Yay! I'm glad you think it's helpful and thank you for watching!! ✨

I love... love... love this video.. even inside and not walking....so much useful information here. Thank you! I can't wait to have my own experience in Japan.

sent this to my parents, it's their first trip with me. lol. They're obsessing over things like rules, I think you covered the major ones I can think of for first timers to know.

Hi Sis! Do think you might go to Shinto Temple? & I jus gotta say, Yu look really Vogue in the thumbnail 😁

i'm so excited to see tokyo! i'll be there for a month and have nothing planned so far besides seeing mt fuji haha

Thank you for sharing! Saving this one! Also the kids on the street would truly stress me out lol.

@MisakoEnvela

Ай бұрын

You're welcome boo! I'm ready for you to get here neowww. And I promise it's the cutest thing😭 haha

Getting my notebook 📝

I heard it's better to ask 'eigo wa wakarimasu ka' instead of 'eigo wa hanasemasu ka' because Japanese people are less likely to say they can speak English but will answer with 'sukoshi' (a little) and try to understand you.

@MisakoEnvela

Ай бұрын

Ahhh! This totally makes sense!! Thank you for this tip!!!🫶🏽🫶🏽

@enidtrinidad8192

Ай бұрын

@MisakoEnvela Absolutely love your videos! Have been watching your journey and your amazing growth. I will be starting my journey next spring and am looking forward to it.

Love your videos but the fisheye lens is not the best for me.

This video was very helpful. We are in Osaka right now and we were able to get a physical ICOCA card. We asked for the Suica card and the rapid airport train ticket attendant was like “that’s for Tokyo” 😅😅. I tried to get a digital Suica card but it didn’t work. For those who are going to Tokyo, you can only get the digital Suica card if you have a Mastercard already in your apple wallet (visa isn’t accepted), and your bank has to allow it. Our bank didn’t unfortunately. So who knows what we’ll do when we make our way to Tokyo in a month.

@silkyscotch8194

Ай бұрын

FYI. You do not have to get both ICOCA card and SUICA card, because you can use the ICOCA card not only in Osaka but in Tokyo and any cities in Japan for a vendor machine, trains, bus, and any convenient convenient stores.

@slimscorpio09

Ай бұрын

You can use your card in Tokyo to I was just there 3 weeks ago on a 15 day trip and my girlfriend lost her suica card and ended up getting a the card in Osaka and was able to use it in Tokyo and everything else no issues

hi, loved your advice! question about the not eating/drinking on the street: if i get something from a vending machine, am i not allowed to drink it? is it better to wait? :)