6 Hour Layover In Tokyo 

Hope this means we can expect to see a bunch of new vids soon. Glad you made it back safely as well and had a good time!

internationally ME okay, so now come to the U.S. !!!

Another yukata appearance here :D thanks for the updates :blush: I'm waiting for europe meetup footage as well 🌼🌼🌼🌼

Hope ull make more videos on Japanese countryside place

Angela, come to Net York!

Ehmmm Jay Maybe it's his day off, he's probably working his other job.

Thought the same thing LMAO

Want to see the bhuda carving there too

I'm on a roll these couple of weeks with uploads woooo! :)

That's what I love about Tokyo - you have both the calm/nature places AND the lively busy places :)

I’m sorry about the haters commenting to you... I don’t mind them posting hate to me but I can’t forgive them for involving my viewers so I apologise for that!!!!

internationally ME it is all in the game. Be happy. Be happy as you are . They will realise. Thank you for your reply.

Yeah! It was really cool - wish I had time to join the tea ceremony or craft workshop! P.s thank you haha!

You're sooo lucky.. I want to visit Japan one of this year.. lol my mother's been in Tokyo when she was very young.. She told me ppl are so friendly and polite..She added ''how they keep their surrounding very clean''..

You could easily spend a whole day or half a day there especially with the cool activities they have on offer! Lots of craft/cultural workshops which I thought was really cool!

That sounds amazing, this is definitely up there on my list then since I have to visit Tokyo anyway to change flights. Thank you Angela, awesome video as always ♡

Riko Matsuoka - try and get to Edo Mura in Nikko one day too. You'll love it (lots of dramas etc. are filmed there too).

Japan Kofun 古墳 Wow! Will do, thanks so much for the recommendation :)

子供達も喜んでたww

Hey Seidreine! I looked at the linked information that Angela provided in the description, and although the page itself is in English, they do not list anywhere whether the tour is available in English or not. From watching the video though, I'm going to guess that, no, it's probably not in English (although there's the very rare chance that the guide may speak some English). However, I did some searching and I found this, which may help you if you find yourself stuck in Narita airport for a half-day. 1) Do a google search for: Narita stay program 2) Click the first link that says, "Narita Airport Transit & Stay Program -- Free tour in English for..." This is a website that is run by the Narita tourism board specifically designed for people in your situation! They offer several kinds of tours, both guided and self-guided. The guided tours are conducted by volunteers who give the tour in English, so you won't miss out on a thing! I hope this was helpful to you! Let me know if you have any other questions, as I'm always happy to help out!

Thanks for the info! Will look into the items that you mentioned.

seidreine awesome! Let me know if there are more questions you have! I'm always happy to help out! Good luck on your planning!

ACM#1985, that really depends on where you're going! Bigger tourist destinations will have English tours provided for free or for a price. However, if you're leaving the airport for a few hours and are on a strict schedule, I think it might be a little difficult to fit in an English guided tour, as these tour guides and companies work on specific time schedules. So you'd have to make sure that both of your schedules match up. If you're wanting to do the same bus tour in the video, then the answer is most-likely "no" unfortunately. Despite having some of the best customer service in the world, there are still plenty of activities that require Japanese. IF the tour becomes popular among tourists, then I can see this company adding in English-language options, however, this seems to be focused more on providing a service to those who speak and understand English fully. However, if you're in Tokyo for a long layover, I highly recommend that you explore the area around Narita Station! Narita station is just 10 minutes away from the airport and has a lot of interesting things to see and do! There's a beautiful temple, called Naritasan, great restaurants, and historic areas are all easily accessible from the station. You can also easily pick up a walking tour map from Narita station that shows you the sights of interest, along with out to get there and get around. If that still seems a little worrying for you, you can always take a taxi! Straight from the airport, you can ask the driver to take you to "Naritasan Temple" or even "Narita Station", and they'll do it with no hesitation! The cost will, of course, be more expensive than taking the train, but you get the peace-of-mind of getting directly to your destination in the fastest, and easiest way possible! If you have any questions about this, feel free to ask away! I'm always happy to help! Have a great day!

Actually ACM#1985, I just found this that would be super helpful for you! Narita Airport actually has tours available for those on long layovers that may be of some use to you if you find yourself in this situation! 1) Do a Google search for: Narita stay program 2) Click the first link that says, "Narita Airport & Stay Program -- Free Tours in English for..." This website lists all kinds of guided (and self-guided) tours that you can take! The guided tours seem to be done by volunteers and they do conduct English tours! There's also many kinds of tours that you can do! I hope you find this useful in the future!

Hey William! That's a really good question! If you don't speak much Japanese, most of the staff will be able to communicate with you for the most part! If you show them your flight schedule and let them know that you would like to leave the aiport for a few hours and return, you're most-likely going to be given the OK to leave! I'm sure, as is Japanese custom, that before they let you loose, they'll tell you that you need to be back in ~hours, and that if you miss your flight, they can't be held liable. After that, you're free to leave the airport, but getting around may be the next challenge for you! I recommend that if you expect to have a long layover in Tokyo, make sure to prepare by looking up the recommended routes to take AND, make sure to rewatch this video!

I remember when she started she just used her iphone, then she moved to a Panasonic G7 . No I'm not her biographer ha ha, I just remembered she talked about it in her FAQ video and I double checked. Is she still using the G7 ? Not sure. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-a7gOfHqcvzo.html Maybe she films some stuff with a GoPro, but I don't think it is her main camera.