Tokyo Vlog 2024 🇯🇵 Shibuya Shopping, Omotesando, Harajuku, What I Eat in Tokyo, Japan Travel Guide

After enjoying spring in Kyushu, we are finally flying back to Tokyo, just in time for summer. One three and a half hour flight later, we landed at Narita Airport. We're back. Finally here at Narita Airport, and they have a cute little Nintendo check-in when you arrive. Our post-flight tradition, as always, an onigiri from the airport community. This time they have black cod. This looks like goji chop. The cod kind of has a sweet glaze to it. So around this time, we used to rush and look for SIM cards around the airport. But since we switched to an Airlo eSIM, we can now use the time to buy rice balls and tea. This is actually the third time we've used Airlo in Japan. First time was in Europe a year ago. Italy, Austria, Switzerland. Since then, we've used this eSIM everywhere. And it's so convenient for getting around Tokyo, keeping in touch with our cat, and updating our YouTube channel. As long as your phone is eSIM compatible, you're good to go. Just install Airlo before you fly out. Then select from over 200 countries and regions all over the world, and select the plan that fits your needs. The best part is you get to keep your original phone number. You can install this eSIM using QR code with instructions. When you arrive at your destination, simply activate the eSIM. It's so easy. Even my mother-in-law knows how to work it. Using Airlo is the easiest way to stay connected, not just with your cat, but with your family and friends. So give it a try. Make sure to use your personal discount code RALPSAM3, and get $3 off your first eSIM purchase. Our hotel for this two-week trip is located in the Azabu-Jabon area, just a few steps away from the iconic lights of Tokyo Tower. So here's a quick little hotel room tour. It's actually really spacious. You've got the bed. There's a couch area, a balcony, and a desk to work. There is a separate Japanese toilet, kitchenette area, and this is the shower area. Of course, we picked a place that has a laundry machine. And this one is actually a really huge sink, and a lot of storage, so you can put all your stuff here. Finally, there is the Japanese shower. Today, we have Thai food from Family Mart. We have a Tokyo apartment with a balcony. Not to mention, it's quite close to the station. Let's go. There's a spring. Very Japanese ways of cooling off. This is so funny. Yeah. So this is handmade. It took you 30 minutes to make it? Yeah. That's really cute. Hi! Thank you. It's really good. Good morning from our Tokyo bathroom. We're about to step out, visit Omotesando, have some coffee, do some shopping, and visit Big Cameroon. See you there. Demi-glace sauce, or the cheesy demi-glace sauce. It's so good. This is Hokkaido's 7-Eleven. Got a new mic. Thai Tsukidashi, Tsukidashi, Tsukidashi. And hamburger. I love how it's somewhat medium-rare. It's very juicy. Intoxicating level of hamburger goodness. It's glossy, as the company says. It's medium-dark glossy. Okay. This is the best. Do you recommend an espresso machine? Yeah. Do you do only espresso? Espresso machine? Trying all the Omotesando Jingu Mai hits. That's rare. Yeah. That's rare. It's limited, yeah. The black one's limited. Because I have the silver one. This might be the most people I've seen anywhere so far in Omotesando. Nice to meet you. Hey man, nice to meet you. Cheers, Canada. Met some subscribers from Canada and Malaysia. So they do have the DJI 3 in stock, but they only have the Creator Combo. And we don't think we need the mic. So, not sure if we're going to get it. We went to pick camera for this. That's me speaking in Japanese. Cheers, babe. Sold out Nanaman. Sancho pepper salami. This one actually sounds good. Rice crackers and baked cheese. Squid tempura with truffle flavor.