[4K/Binaural Audio] Daimaru Tokyo Food Floors (Depachika) Walking Tour - Tokyo Japan 

Like to eat 😁

I'm happy to hear your story... I can imagine what it was like somehow... But I still buy things at a grocery store with the closing sale. 😄😄😄 Thank you very much for watching!

@@VSV_Japan yeah you a lucky guy 😘

Thank you very much for watching as always! 😄

Great! Thank you for sharing the information! 😄

Tokyu Food Show is great too! You know what. Food Show is still there but Tokyu Department Store at Shibuya station closed in March after 85 years of history. I guess they will probably build a new one. I hope you will enjoy it next time you come to Japan! Thank you very much for watching! 😄

@@VSV_Japan I think I've seen another walking video where there was a Tokyu Food Show inside Shibuya Scramble Square building, is that right?

@@hakaider-01 I checked the Scramble Square's website and it seems there are several Food Show sections on the 1st floor but it says "Food Show EDGE". Sorry I have no idea how different these "EDGE"s are from the original Food Show located inside the Shibuya Mark City building. www.shibuya-scramble-square.com/assets/pdf/floorguide/scsq_floorguide_en.pdf

@@VSV_Japan Wow, exciting! Can't wait to go back!

Thank you very much for watching. I'll do my best! 😄

Me too😄👍💪🙏🇯🇵

I'll see what I can do. I'll put it on my filming list! Thank you very much for watching! 😄

Thank you very much as always for watching my video. Since I normally film outdoor, indoor shooting is really difficult. I have to be really careful and slow to pan the camera from one food to another or viewers may get dizzy easily. I hope you didn't get dizzy watching this video.

@@VSV_Japan Not at all. I got hungry 😋!

Thank you very much for your feedback and suggestions. I'll do my best and thing about that. In the meantime, how would you like something like this one? ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-yNlO81NqGh8.html

@@VSV_Japan Definitely enjoyed that video, as I get lost underneath Tokyo Station every single time I visit. There's a liveliness that I always enjoy wandering thru the connected arcades and shotengais throughout Tokyo and Japan.

Watching people make food is indeed a lot of fun. That's another way to enjoy Depachika! 😄

Thank you very much for watching! (Sorry for my slow reply. For some reason it was held for review and I didn't notice it.)

Thank you very much for watching! 😄

Thank you very much for watching! 😄

I'm glad you enjoyed it. Thank you very much for watching! 😄

@@VSV_Japan Oh I did enjoy it so much! Every year in November I am usually in Tokyo and I always pass by Daimaru Depachika for Mentaiko and cakes (not together of course lol) so thank you so much for sharing this. I couldn't make it to Japan this year!

@@myladyash Oh had I known you liked Mentaiko, I should have paused at 9:16 a little longer! 😄

@@VSV_Japan Haha how kind! But you have filmed that and it was appreciated :)

I'm glad to be of your help. Thank you very much for watching! 😄

@@VSV_Japan you are an expat in Japan?

@@Orionraylee No I'm just a regular Japanese citizen.

@@VSV_Japan oh I see.. Great! I'm from Singapore

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Thank you so much for watching! 😄

Thank you very much for watching! 😄

@@VSV_Japan what's your favorite food? 💘 I love soba & sushi (not necessarily at the same time lol) 😍

@@shethatisnau Definitely sushi! I hardly go there recently because of the current situation but I used to go to a rotating sushi restaurant at least once a month! My second favorite may be either ramen or meat (beef, pork, chicken and any kind fo meat)😄

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Thank you very much for watching! 😄

Thank you very much for watching! 😄

Thank you very much for watching! 😄

Mahalo for watching! I planned to visit Hawaii this year but my flights were cancelled twice! I love Hawaii so much that I visit at least once a year but this year none! I'm glad you liked my food video but I miss the food I ate in Hawaii! 😄

@@VSV_Japan Yes, FOOD in Hawaii is definitely, as we say here, “ONO” ( delicious ). I am a new subscribby now. Our lockdown has really been STRICT, STRICT, STRICT.

Thank you very much for watching! By the way I just checked it on the Internet and found that, yes! That pink panda is the official Daimaru mascot! sakura-panda.com/

I saw it on TV the other day that a third party company buys all the left-over and resell them at a lower price at Tokyo station. Thank you very much for watching! 😄

@@VSV_Japan Nice to know! Thanks :)

Thank you very much for watching! 😄

Thank you very much for watching! 😄

I didn't see no signs of "no cameras". Is it because many department stores have started to sell things on the Internet these days? I saw the other day that some store have even started "virtual live shopping" with a streaming camera in hand. Customers who watch the live streaming can even interact with store staff to decide what they want to buy. I thought it was a good idea especially if they want to buy fresh fish or vegetables. Thank you very much for watching.

Yes, and especially Daimaru is located right next to Tokyo station, a lot of people buy omiyage and then get in Shinkansen. I did that many times too! 😄

@@VSV_Japan which depachika is close to Ueno koen? My friends and I went there to grab food for ohanami 💘 I would love to see it again! Also, Ameyayokocho if you haven't already! Street markets are one of my favorite places to go when travelling~

@@shethatisnau The closest department store will be Matsuzakaya. It's no completely translated in English but click the "Hoppe Town (food)" at B1F. www.matsuzakaya.co.jp.e.me.hp.transer.com/ueno/floor/ One more thing, if you haven't checked this, please click this link too. I hope you will like it too. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-UbnQiNX4B6k.html

@@VSV_Japan ahh yes that was it!! Will watch the video linked, ありがとうございます！

I learned a few tips from the previous video on how to shoot better video indoors. But I'm still struggling. It's really difficult shoot indoor. Thank you very much for watching! 😄

Thank you very much for watching! 😄 These are slightly expensive food. But here are more casual food. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-xCytzVgPO7o.html I don't know about adults but kids love them.

Thank you very much for watching! 😄 I'll do my best!

I remember watching TV program showing a practice at Tokyo station. A third party company buys everything unsold at very low prices. And then re-sell them at cheap prices to all the workers at Tokyo station on the same day after stores closed. The key is that they buy EVERYTHING unsold from stores and re-sell them on the same day because the freshness is important when it comes to food. They said, in the future they are hoping to open not just to workers at Tokyo station but also to general public. I thought it was a good idea. I'd be the one to wait in line to get those discounted food! 😄

@@VSV_Japan Thank you for your reply! It is a very nice situation for the workers and will (eventually) be for the public as well. I am happy to know that all of that lovely food does not go to waste. 🙂🍱

I really hope everything goes back to normal and people can freely travel again soon! Thank you so much for watching! 😄

Thanks for watching my second Depachika video as well ! 😄

They are special brands called "Benihoppe" and "Amaoh". They are reeeeally sweeeet! 😄

I don't think I'm as good as doing that. Speaking 30 seconds at the beginning of my videos is the best I can do for now... 😅 But I will practice and someday I will do that. 😄 Thank you very much for your suggestion!

Next time I go, I will check the price and tell you how it tastes too! 😄

Thank you very much for watching! 😄

I'm interested in those giant chocolate (Well, I believe they are chocolate at least but I'm not sure.) at 4:04 and apple-looking cheese cake at 4:52.

@@VSV_Japan oh ? then I join you with being interested in those . i like white chocolate and cheesecake. if we could afford and share those though 😆 😋 eating a Santa is odd of think twice anyways 😝 it’s lovely we share the interest in sweets . I know it’s sort of a dare to film inside of shops, maybe that’s why the pace, just try it a little slower or we feel as if we hunt for sugar 😝 the candy makers drew quite a crowd , I spot you as well, we used to have such at Christmas market here but not this year

@@artfulseoul Someone already requested me to pan the camera a little slower so I tried as slow as possible but it turned out not so slow enough. It's really hard to film something indoor. Because the objects are very close to the camera and the distance between 2 objects can be only 1m or 2m. Imagine someone moving that short distance in a very slow movement. He/she would look like he/she is doing tai chi in the middle of the crowd! Very suspicious! 😄

@@VSV_Japan thanks for making me laugh, I understand for sure as you make no cuts ... I shouldn’t complain ...

No sorry I'm not. Thanks for watching though. 😄