JAPAN STUFF IN LONDON (if you know where to look) 😱 🙊 

Going to London next week. Thanks for the tips, Nathan.

Thank you for this! Been looking for Japanese food in London 😊

Ninja this is so cool! It inspires me too look in San Juan PR to see if there’s anything japan related!

I would add Katsute 100 - a very authentic Japanese tea house in Camden Passage (Angel). I live nearby. It has another branch inside the Uniqlo building at Covent Garden! Highly recommend!

Love the new editing style! 👍

All nice places to explore! I also like to find Japanese places when I travel! I forgot about Kyoto Gardens, will need to go soon! Thanks!

Really loved this video it looks like London has a lot of Japanese stuff like in Sydney 🐒

Atari-ya stores, Lanka patisserie, Tombo , still so many more

I have been to the Japan centre near Chinatown a couple of times and have a look around. The last time I went 2 months ago I bought Mio Sake which I thought I never fine in a store apart from buying them at the Hyper Japan Convention

Great video. Thanks for all the nice recommendations. Been to most places but should add a few to my list :D Agree Japan house is a great place to try Japanese toilet :D Plus they do lots of amazing exhibitions and other events.

🙌🏼 very cool to see this 😊

Did you find any Japan flavour sake? 🤣 I would spend a small fortune in those stores! We have a Asian hyper market here in the north east called HiYo And I buy all sorts in there,they also have a good website I buy from! Thank you for sharing these amazing spots in London 😊👍

Wow amazing! I wish I would have seen this 3 weeks ago😢😂

Very nice video Nathan!. I haven't been to any of those locations. I will certainly go the next time I visit. We have a few small Japanese food stores in Brussels. I know there is a Junkudo bookstore and 2 Ippudo restaurants in Paris

Wasn’t aware there was this much Japanese “stuff” in London. So guess where we’re going tomorrow.

I love japan ❤❤❤

Native & co for Japanese tableware.

someone told me Japan house is really expensive

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