Japanese Street Food Tour in Kyoto Japan 

The food looked delicious and the area looked so nostalgic. The weather looked nice too. Have a wonderful day.

peaceful tranquility and yummy food too😍😋🤗

Just living vicariously through your videos until it's safe to travel again. Kyoto is one of my favorite cities in the world.

Hearing that crunch from the yuba cheese snack sounded very promising. I love hearing crunch sounds like that, because you know it's gonna be a good one

You're living a life that i dreamed of

I LOVE watching your videos. They are so tranquil.👩‍🏫👩‍🏫🙋‍♀️ I LOVE Chestnuts. My Mom makes a chestnut stuffing. My Dad used to sell roasted chestnuts in the streets of NYC when I was kid; maybe that is where I got my love of chestnuts from.

O can't thank you enough to provide your perspective on your trip, without any unnecessary comments and music. Just the natural surrounding ambience. Just the perfect combination that made me feel like im having the trip.

Nice, I do wish I could taste all those treats! 😋😋😋💜

"However I have a lot of favorites..." 😂😂😂 me too 😅

Kyoto is so picturesque. And this video is soothing and peaceful. With treats. ツ What a perfect combination! Thank you, Shinichi.

YES, I am a fan of Mochi! Unsweetened Matcha is my go-to stress reducer drink. Thanks for taking us along.

Every time I watch your videos, I want to try all the delicious food that you show, even after eating a lot. Please stay safe. ✌

Oh my, that sweetened chestnut looked delicious! I love having roasted chestnuts with my family this time of year. Wish I could try them like that!

i had kakigori in that shop 15 years ago.

i can feel butterfly on my stomach while watching your videos. bcs im currently writing down every places i need to visit if i really go to japan next year. the excitement is real!! thank youuu for the amazing video

The sweets looks delicious! Yes I'm a fan of mochi. Thank you for sharing with us.

“We have this coagulated soy skin, what should we-“ “Wrap it!” “Add cheese!” “Deep fry it!”

Such a cute little town. Only thing I have tried that you featured in this video was chestnuts. Love them. I am not much for sweets but still would love to try all of these one day.

I love seeing traditional Japanese sweets. Thank you.

I just started watching all if your videos as a new subscriber. Something about Japanese cuisine where even at the smallest/most simple of eateries it seems like there is just so much more pride taken in the food served compared to American culture. I love that aspect.

That tray of snacks had my mouth watering! Mmmmm!!!

I love your videos. Interesting and quiet, so meditative. Thanks

The food looks delicious and the area looked so nostalgic... living vicariously through your videos...Loved the blue stripped cup!!!Thank you!!!

loved this video so much!

All this delicious foods enjoy stay safe take care 😘❤️

I adore mochi and this all looked so good! I also would love to try the yuba cheese! Thanks for sharing this video!

I loved your video, thank you for make and share this fantastic experience with us. I really like your silence and traditional foods.

Wonderful! Always so happy to watch your videos! Thank you so much! : )

This video has become one of my favorites ❤️🍡

Love the new approach to your videos! The non-verbal!

Love your videos! Glad to be here early

I think Kyoto is the prettiest cities in Japan! The train station, the temples, the streets, everything is beautiful! And the food is divine!

Japan is so beautiful and clean. It is ultra-developed and has a great infrastructure but still has its culture on its hats. Japan is the ideal and best country in all aspects in this world. Ps. Including food.

Shinichi, I love this video. YUM!! Beautiful photography, lovely sounds (including crunch), gorgeous weather, lovely pottery,! I want to leave home and come to Japan!! ARIGATO Jiggly dessert is fun and delicious looking! Warm regards from Minnesota!

Omg those foods looks so good!!! Hmmm yummm!!!!

Okay this encouraged me to travel to Japan!!!

Kyoto is just so beautiful… I wish I could live there someday

That looks good. Interesting place to visit also. Historical things are fun to see. 😎

This was a wonderful video. Like having a snack with you. I can’t wait to try chestnuts in Japan.

Makes me hungry! Hahaha.. Japan hopefully opens soon so I can travel there!!

I looooove Yuba and the Yuba cheese looks really good!!! I wish I can try it in Tokyo 😭😭😭

I'm drooling with these food shots 🤤

That yuba-cheese thing looked amazing! And Kyoto pickles...

I loved seeing new things in the video. I only know kochi as sweet it was interesting to see it grilled. Makes me want to try it

Just found your videos ~ love the channel!

I'm not sure I could eat that jelly desert, but wow! Everything looks so fancy :D I really love these vids.

Excellent video, thank you.

i really like watch your videos before going to sleep. it relaxes me somehow hahaha

Love your content

the food looks so nice! i love your videos

what a great video, i love the ASMR vibes

Hi from America love your videos alot and some of the food you eat look amazing. Wish you could do a video on just tofu I love tofu alot. Also I enjoy your videos with Justin so cute my cat some times sits on my lap and watches your videos with me and her ears perk up when Justin is on screen. Ty for showing some wonderful food and places in Japan.

the wagashi platter looked so good, but i'm still hoping you eat some fancy kakigori... i know that summer is over, but my eyes lit up when i saw the kinako kakigori on the menu!!

😍 i love the view

Great video thanks ❗️👍😊

I enjoyed it. Thank you💖

looks so good!!

Keep up the good work Love from brazil💚💚💚

I am drooling they look soooo goooooood

Lovely streets as well as food! :)

You know my introvert soul really satisfied with solo travel like this

Such a lovely video! I enjoy seeing the different shops. I noticed that the manhole covers in Osaka had a maritime theme. Is there a theme to these ones?

Tokyo street food 讚讚讚👍👍👍🤩🤩🤩😍😍😍

Lovely video, thank you

I wanna go there and try everything 😍

..beautiful Kyoto🥰

Would love to try yuba cheese, kakigori with warabi mochi and maybe even that cucumber!

Love chestnuts! I always look forward to fresh chestnuts in the fall/winter season. Everything looks so yummy in your plate. I would love to try the adzuki bean desert....is it warm or cold? I think it would be delicious either way. Thank you for taking us around Japan, to see the beautiful places and salivate on the onolicious food. As always, stay safe on all your travels! Take care! Big hugs and kisses to you, Satoshi and Justin.

I have never seen the street leading up to Kiyomizudera so empty! Sannenzaka is one of my favourite areas in Kyoto :D The wagashi shop there looks amazing. would love to go there next time. Mitarashi dango was the first wagashi I ever tried and I loved it so much I ate a pack each day hahaha can't do that nowadays anymore. Although i still like dango I like kusa mochi and warabi mochi more now. Perhaps I should try and recreate te zenzai at home. I love yuba but I'm not really with the cheese, just a plain fishcake for me would be great.

I have never had chestnuts before but after seeing them in some of your videos I want to try them.

Never tried mochi before. I have to google it to see where to find it in my Texas town. It looks very interesting. Would love to try it.

No litters on the streets.... amazing....

The food always looks good

I love mochi it look yummy be safe

Like the fact that u include the price of each food item.

japan is so pretty.

Q_Q I want to visit Kiyomizu again. Last year in november, I was there and loved all those little shops and the whole atmosphere. Also notice how clean the streets are like 3:11. One of my favourite shops around Kiyomizu was that one Ume-Shop, i don't remember the name but it was a huge store(I think at 3:11 if you go upwards, instead of down the stairs, you will get there) and they sold many many different products around Ume, like Umeboshi but also Ume-fruit juice concentrate, it was interesting because it was full of japanese customers, I guess domestic tourists, I kinda love this because it shows that each japanese region has unique special products. I also loved that one shop(a quite tiny store) selling chili powder, near the Ume-store...a little more down the street, with products like yellow ground chili powder. I love Japan ♥

Love from odisha to Japan

IWATFF 🍡🍢🌰🌰🌰🌰🌰 KYOTO never fails to surprise me. I liked the look of the Yuba fish kebab so crunchy .Dessert was a nice refreshing way to end the video. Yes I do enjoy eating 🌰chestnuts 💙 it. 🤗

Great video

Looking so yummy 💜🥺

I have not had mochi or any other Japanese foods but I am dying to try them all. It is my dream to oneday travel throughout Japan for atleast a year and experience everything

My man can EAT!!

Japan has so many foods

Futur 3⭐ for the next Michelin's guide! Mille mercis

I enjoy your video so much, may I know what camera you use, and are you using a gimbal? Thanks

Please cover more off the beaten path places and cooking videos. Thanks!

Food Looks Tasty. I Am Hungry

Lovely Kyoto 💗 XOXO 🇲🇽

The kintsugi in that displayed plate is really pretty.

Nice 👏 👍

delicious!!

Very odd and authenticly Japanese snacks, but your descriptions make them seem worth trying! Not necessarily sweets in the sugary sense, more like in the "starchy" sense, to understand some of the Japanese and Asian ideals of food. In Asia, things like starchy vegetables and beans that are light and alittle sweet, along with rice, grains and nuts are almost treaded with the Western concept of "sweet fruits". That also bridges the concept of alot of unique food combinations in Asia! You left Matcha a mystery, so I'm going to have to look that up!...😁😁👍✌

hmmm so yumyyu

去京都一定要吃當地的豆腐鍋 我有滿滿的回憶 很好吃

I adore matcha!!!☺️

Sweet 😍

I liked how you apologized for not being able to pick up that mochi like chill bruh. The fact that you didn't edit it and actually made it candid instead is awesome.

I love matcha don’t like mochi or chestnut I’m glad you do though thanks for askin

The most exotic food ever eaten with a spork...