Food tour in Tokyo Asakusa! Japanese Amazing gourmet’s guide to 14 foods to eat on your trip Japan

🎞️Recommended Videos ・Food tour in Kyoto → ・Food tour in Hiroshima → 🔶Please also subscribe to my channel! Hello everyone! In this issue, I would like to introduce 14 restaurants I visited in Asakusa, Tokyo, and the local delicacies I ate over the course of a day. As the capital of Japan, Tokyo has many fascinating areas to explore. Asakusa, which we visited this time, is also called “Shitamachi,“ or downtown, and is home to many good old restaurants backed by tradition. It also boasts tourist attractions such as the 634-meter-high Sky Tree and Senso-ji Temple. We hope you enjoy eating and strolling in Asakusa. This channel does not merely introduce Japanese food culture, but we have created videos to let you experience an extraordinary day of eating gourmet food in various places during your travel or business trip. Please feel free to enjoy them as if you are traveling or on a business trip with us! I hope you will feel the charm of Japan more through this video♪ I will continue to introduce various travels and local delicacies on this channel, so please look forward to it! 🔶TIMELINE 0:00　Intro 0:39　Start eating around Asakusa 0:57　1. Old-fashioned coffee shop Tomojiyu Asakusa store (French toast at a good old coffee shop with a nostalgic atmosphere) 4:33　2. Asakusa menchi (exquisite mince cutlet with plenty of meat juice) 6:08　3. Funawa Nakamise No. 3 store (Funawa’s famous sweet potato sweet potato butter dorayaki) 7:55　4. Gyoza no Osama (Osama gyoza, yakisoba, and beer at a popular local Chinese restaurant) 11:41　5. Imahan Annex (A long-established sukiyaki restaurant that has been in business since 1921. Enjoy a reasonably priced sukiyaki lunch in a quaint restaurant) 15:10　6. Asakusa millet dumpling Azuma (A reproduction of millet dumplings that actually existed in Nakamise during the Edo period. Served with chilled matcha.) 16:44　7. Kokonoe (A popular deep-fried manju shop on Nakamise Street) 18:04　8. Feb’s Coffee & Scone Burnt caramel rich pudding & iced cafe latte 20:55　9. Asakusa Kagetsudo Sakufuwa jumbo melon bread sells 3,000 per day 22:17　10. Gyumeshi His Fuku-chan Ishi-chan recommended at the izakaya in the Asakusa Nishi-sando shopping street? special gyumeshi 26:10　11. Fuku-chan An izakaya in Japan’s oldest underground mall that has been in operation since 1930, serving specialty yakisoba and beer 29:10　12. Kamiya Bar Established in 1880, this is Japan’s oldest bar. Brandy-based cocktail “Denki Bran“ is a specialty. The price recorded in 1900 was 7 sen per cup. 35:14　13. Yoshikami Asakusa Enjoy the famous beef stew and crab croquette at a long-established western restaurant founded in 1951. I’m sorry I’m too good! 38:55　14. Asakusa Silk Pudding Kaminarimon Branch（Souvenir） Smooth silk pudding popular as Asakusa souvenir 💡Channel Introduction I am Japanese, and I travel around Japan on a daily basis through my travels and business trips. In this channel, I will introduce Japanese food culture and its charms through videos of me eating delicious local delicacies on my travels. Furthermore, the purpose of this channel is not simply to introduce Japanese food culture and provide knowledge, but also to let you relax and enjoy watching me travel and eat, just like a travel show. Please watch the videos and you too can simulate an extraordinary and enjoyable trip to Japan♪ #asakusa #tokyofood #tokyovlog #tokyotrip #gourmet #japanesefood #japantravel #eatingshow #Travel #tokyo #japan #japanese #japantravel #japanvlog ※Caution for this video ・The title, description and subtitles may be incorrect due to automatic translation. ・The video is based on the information at the time of filming and editing, and may have changed by the time you view or visit the site. ・Information in the videos may be based on personal memories, so not all of them may be accurate. ・Days of operation and amounts may vary depending on the season and circumstances.