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Life in Tokyo, Japan | Early summer in Tokyo, Best views, Local Cafes & Shopping



Life in Tokyo, Japan | Early summer in Tokyo, Best views, Local Cafes & Shopping

I’m finally back in Tokyo!

I took a little bit of a longer break than expected. I took come time off in May then started traveling back to back. But I’m so excited to share my travels with you all!

This week we’re starting off in Tokyo From hidden observation decks and cosy cafés to shopping, wandering around Asakusa, taking a cruise to Odaiba, and spending a rainy day exploring Ueno, come along for a slow week in Tokyo!

TIMESTAMPS

00:00 Back in Japan
01:43 Exploring Shinjuku
03:15 Tokyo Metropolitan Observatory
05:41 Shopping in Shinjuku
09:25 Camera shopping
10:40 Asakusa Day
11:56 Coffee stop
13:42 Free Sensoji viewpoint
15:06 Street food in Asakusa
16:53 Omikuji fortune
18:34 Matcha at Hatoya
20:26 Tokyo Cruise
23:29 Arriving in Odaiba
25:10 Sunset views in Odaiba
27:11 Rainy day in Ueno
28:00 Retro kissaten café
30:23 Ueno Park
31:27 Kitchenware market
32:49 Tokyo National Museum
35:07 Museum garden & teahouse
36:30 Museum shop

Thank you for watching ♡

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» ABOUT ME
Hi there! I’m Sol, I was born in Korea but grew up mostly in Sydney, Australia! After living in Tokyo for 4 years I’ve relocated to Seoul! I love to travel, find cute cafes and document my daily life. Thanks for stopping by and I hope you enjoy!

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45 Comments

  8. @satosii_nostalgia

    こんにちは😊東京の賑やかな雰囲気を伝えてくれて、ありがとう。📷撮影カメラを変えたのかな？光の感じがいいですね

  9. @mitch6221

    "You're back!!!"..😊, enjoying this video on my big screen with my "favorite" cup of ☕..,"thanks 🙏",safe travels.

  14. @rockyetsx70

    Vancouver Canada here. When I was in Japan in 1993, the elevator in the Tokyo Met bldg was the first tech marvel I experienced, everyone packed in for the ride to the observation deck and the door closed and I wondered what the wait was for, why we weren't moving and a few seconds later the door opened onto the observation level. In Canada an elevator in a commercial building that tall would have crushed you into the floor and sent you weightless when it stopped and would rattle and clank doing it. That's when I realized that Japan was not built by the lowest bidder.😦 Nice to be back in your back pack sharing your adventure. 🤗

  16. @rockyetsx70

    The river tour segment spurred a memory that had me going back through my photos and I did one of those river tours as well, but the boat I was on looked like the more vintage style that cruised through your shot going the other way, the interior looked like a rail car from the early 1900's, lamps with green shades. I have a whole string of photos taken from the boat window. Including some apartments and large industrial storage tanks being painted in a teal blue colour with a big Kawasaki logo on them. 🤔Thanks for kicking the dust off a cool old memory.

  17. @gabh278

    I loved this video. I went to so many of these places when I was in Tokyo last summer. Loved the National Museum on a rainy day too. Thank you.

  20. @BoudreauxTheDragKing

    I don't know if you're filming with a different camera, editing different, or it's just the Tokyo charm, but I loooove the look of this vlog. It has a vintage look while also still having high picture quality. So gorgeous.

  24. @Rodrik78

    Great video, but I prefer when you go off-the-beaten-path. Tokyo has so many hidden gems, especially in places like Daikanyama, Koenji, Nakano and Edogawa.

  27. @EstherWoelk

    So happy you're back ❤
    And you're a real one for saying Hatoya tastes bland. i was so disappointed by it. I think the best matcha latte I had in Japan was by some shop at the shopping street leading up to Dazaifu Tengu in Fukuoka

  28. @astider

    Been there around end of May, started to get hot on sunny day and the daylight was very long (4.30AM to 7.00PM 😅).
    Tokyo is a big city, I always try to visit my favorite places and explore new ones.

  32. @nyanko1859

    I really like how realistic your footage looks! Which camera do you use if you don’t mind me asking？

  33. @러-m3u

    세계 어디를 봐도 일본 만큼 건물 깨끗하고 거리 깨끗하고 아기자기한 재미가 가득한 나라가 없더라 하물며 미국도 일본에게는 게임이 안되더라. 이런 나라가 한국 바로 옆에 있어 언제나 합리적인 가격으로 쉽게 왔다갔다 할 수 있다는 건 커다란 행운이다.

  39. @miyakawaso

    Thank you for the lovely video. I'm glad you got some beautiful skies to start, but I worry about the weather as you move into rainy season. But as in Ueno, I'm sure you'll make the best of things.

  40. @NguoiVietSongXaQue

    This video is a breath of fresh air. It is incredibly thoughtful, beautifully shot, and carries a profound message. Fantastic job to the creator!

  43. @Taiga88

    Sol 😳🔥☺️ you’re back!!! Welcome backkkk also amazing video as always 👽👽❤️❤️❤️

  45. @cottonlog

    I was looking for your new vlog. Glad that you posted a new one. I also just visited Government Building the 1st time in my April's trip to Japan even though I visited Japan more than 20 times. During Asakusa scenes, I heard Thai languages. It seems normal to hear my language when watching the Japan vlog.

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