Summer nights in Tokyo: A Yukata party cruise to finish off the summer! 

Yessss!!! A new japanagos video! Thanks for this great video, it looks like it was so much fun. And you and your girls are just as pretty as the sights of Tokyo bay at night! I felt like I was right there, great editing and thanks so much Chika!

I love your videos. Never went to Japan, but I'm planning to ^-^

Great video! I was planning to initially visit Japan in the spring and then come back for New Year celebrations, but this looks like a lot of fun... Might have to brave the humidity and visit in the summer!

The yukata party cruise looks so fun. There are dancing and many foods.... And besides,all you can eat and drink. The almost persons are wearing the yukata,that's why to be ¥1000 off at the door. Your yukata style looks so pretty.:D Thanks for sharing! I love Japanagos.:)

Yay! A new video!!!! I've been in Japan for about a month now and I've been loving it!! I was able to borrow a Yukata and go to a few festivals too

You guys look gorgeous and feminin in your Yukata. This festival looks very fun and all of you always look so happy. You have wonderful friends and I love them. Thanks for sharing this video. I'm looking forward to next video :p

If any of you live in Sydney, I'm having a meet up on Saturday 9/12 @ 3pm! I'll be waiting in front of the Museum of Contemporary Arts in the Rocks area (the waterside). Details here → ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-uFokqVYwjV8.html

Looks like so much fun! Wish I could have been there!

That looks like so much fun! Yukatas are so beautiful! Loved seeing them in the summer.

That was fun to watch so it must have been a thousand times better in person! Funny that you felt you were a tad too old for it(as if you could ever be too old to have a good time,lol) . Good thing the three of you all look like you're early twenty somethings yourselves :)

This looked like so much fun! haha... glad you enjoyed the early 20's party boat :P I live in Germany, but my heritage is Eritrean and the only times I can wear my traditional clothes are at Eritrean weddings. But that is a very rare occasion to be honest. I love the fact that you can wear yours at so many events. Although when you live in the country of origin, I am sure there are naturally more occasions for you to wear them :) Either way, great video as usual!

Love this video and the cruise thing. Thank you for sharing! Must try once if I ever visit Japan in the summer ^^ I am thankful for all your videos on this channel. Hope you make some more often in the future **

I love the boat, you look like you’re having so much fun, with your friends

Awesome!!!!! Love Japan!! from Malaysia!

On that day, it might was this my son was carried out wearing a yukata. and I saw in the snap it and was enjoying so much. It may be "Japanagosu" is also fun of like this.I have fun. Thank you.秋の前に動画をUP！さすがです〜☆

I actually bought a jinbei this year and have had several opportunities to wear it right here in L.A.

The macaraona! LOL This is so awesome. I cant wait to visit!

Thank you for the great video! just wanted to say that I think the Kemono is one of the most beautiful clothing on the planet. It has a refinement that is unmatched. I hope you make more videos on this channel. I have been watching your videos on your English lessons channel (I'm learning Japanese and that channel really helps) but I do miss your excellent videos on Japan. Thanks again!!

This looks so nice! I wish I was there...And here in Canada, we get chances to wear our traditional clothing of boots, sweater/jacket/hoodie, gloves and many more .....during winter, that is.

Great video, as always! I always enjoy watching your videos, they're really entertaining ^-^ In Chile, we have, as far as I know, only one well known event where it's "common" to get dressed up in the original clothing. But really it's only to dance the national dance, Cueca.

you all look beautiful - absolutely gorgeous ^^ when the music starts again at 2:55 it sounds like you're speaking in rhythm to the music... almost singing XD sounds really catchy!

i really love your videos,it gives very much info on japan and it's tradition....... thanks for good work and ganbate!!!!!!!!!! ~best wishes from India : )

Hooray, a new Japanagos video! I subscribe to the other channel too, but I'm not always sure what's going on over there, since my Japanese is so rudimentary. Also, was that Zone's "Secret Base ～君がくれたもの～" at 3:25? Holy crap, it was! I love that song! （ノ＾○＾）ノ

@3:25 OMFG! O_O ZONE! secret base ～君がくれたもの～

I was lucky enough to go to Japan this summer myself. I wish I was still there since I had such a good time during Obon season

I don't really think we get to dress up in "traditional" clothes in America. Unless you do a war reenactment. Oh! But if you go to a renaissance faire, or medieval festival! At those you can dress up and it's SO Much fun!!!! XD

hehe, dont fret Chika-sama. I dont drink either! I understand the struggle, lol. Thanks for a new video on Japanagos! ~eh..the macoraina?(cant spell it right, but was funny to see)

My mother who did not speak a word of Japanese used to dance with the maids and they all wore kimonos. They sang Japanese songs and raised hell in the afternoon before my father came home. The maids wrote to my mother for many years after she left Japan and lived in London. They wrote in English using a local translator. I think they loved her.

Awesome video! I've heard now is a good time to visit Tokyo after the long hot summer.

I plan to go to Japan in a couple years once my student loans repaid, can't wait :) until then tho, Ill continue watching the dozen or so jvlogs I'm subbed to :)

That looks so fun! Is that boat ride only for people in their 20s? I went to the summer fire works festival, tanabata and Tenjin matsuri in Osaka 2 years ago and it was amazing! Didn't wear a yukata though, but there's nothing like that in Ireland. St. Patricks day is the main 'festival' if you can call it that where everyone goes kinda crazy lol.

Thank you guys for coming to our cruising party! When I found u, can't help exciting! XD Noticed Madoka at first though lol Anyway, my pleasure if you guys enjoyed the party :)

@4.00 "Macarena" GO.... AWAAAAY!!!! lol....... PS. I feel like there was hardly any summer this year, it was so short! >_

Great video, love the traditional dress! As long as you have fun, who cares if the crowd is younger, lifes too short. I'm sorry to see Japan is getting hit by 50 year floods, are you effected where you live, Chika?

YAY Chika-chan! I've been checking Japanagos every day for a new video. You're the best! (^-^) I love your videos! Even your main channel helps me with my Japanese listening skills. Thank you for all your work and all the time you put into giving us videos!

God, I'd kill to experience that. I don't know any Japanese myself, but for some reason I really like hearing it being spoken in the video. It's interesting and sounds neat.

Some countries like Kuwait,UAE, eastern part of Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman have a celebration called Gargee'an were children wear traditional clothes and go door to door to receive sweets and candy "its basically similar to Halloween"... And also women celebrate it by wearing traditional clothes and having family gatherings

Looks like lots of fun ,and 30 is the new 20!!

Geez, that looked like so much fun I wish there were fun events like that where I live but, unfortunately, there isn't any... or very few of them, if there are any. Being of mixed ethnicity I have a couple different kinds of traditional clothing I could wear but no opportunities or events to where them to like you do in Japan... I'd love to go to Japan and participate in a matsuri or an event like this one though xD

love kimonons and yukatas ♥ we only got the Oktoberfest

I was in Japan for the first time this spring... I so miss it... :)

chika i love youre video's always interesting subject :sugoii boat matsuri

I love Japan :)

I feel so jelly~

the song at 3:36 brought back the feels >_

10年ぐらい前に私も乗ったこと思い出しました☆ 浴衣着て船に乗るなんjapanならではですよね！ ちなみに、ならではって英語では何て言うんですか？

わたしも去年行きました！浴衣着るとすこし割引になるのでより着易いイベントですよね♪ナンパしてくる人が多いことで有名な船ですが、ちかさんたちは大丈夫でしたか？私たちは後半怖くて女性専用のスペースに引きこもりましたwwもっとたのしめばよかった。泣

It's been forever since I've done this as I'm studying to be a flight doctor for Doctor Heli in Southern Chiba prefecture my question is can you list the music that is played because I want to add them to my playlist

Hello from the US! I'm new to your channel and am trying to learn Japanese. I notice you speak English like you are from the US. How has the US influenced the way you speak English (lived in the US, American friends/family, American movies/music)? Just curious. You have excellent content and I'm looking forward to watching more of your lessons. Hopefully I'll be speaking Japanese soon! I absolutely love the Japanese culture.

Seeing this and remembering the video you made in Sidney makes me feel like you got a twin sister or something XD In one video you are in Tokyo and in the next you stand in front of a museum in Sidney :,D

In Vietnam, Áo dài (a traditional dress) is worn by young girls in high school (as an uniform) and elders in special events, such as wedding ceremony, Tet holiday, important meetings... When you see Áo dài in white color, that's only for high school students. And the ones in colorful color and full of patterns, they are for elders. Even though these days, if you come to big cities like Hanoi or Ho Chi Minh City, there are not much students wearing it due to hot weather and its inconvenience (especially in raining season, that white color gets dirty real quick. And the back panels always like to stuck in bicycle's wheels, if you go to schools by bikes). But in small cities like Danang, where I am living, you will see A LOT because we want to keep maintaining our tradition under any weather condition. To be honest, I would be happy if my school allow us to wear Áo Dài only on Monday. The raining season in our city is no joke. Yet here I am. Graduated for 5 years and they still be the same.

Ok with no exceptions i will make my boyfriend take me to this place when i visit him hahaha

I wish I could join such a cruise (even if I am 55 years young)..... Here in my hometown we don't wear traditional cloths.

Really amazing event and it seems a bit Charai lol (I don't know how can I say in English)

Cool!! I'd love to do this in Japan, where in Japan is this?

ダンスの振りまでみんなと合わせる所は、日本っぽいですね(ﾟ∀ﾟ)

You looked lovely in your yukata, Chika-chan... but you aren't that old! Don't worry, I'll rush in on my white horse and save you! :)

I think it's really cool you guys have lots of oportunities to wear traditional clothes and they look really pretty :D In my country we wear traditional clothes only in school the day of our country's independence, but actually our "traditional" clothing is not good-looking and not at all unique so... I don't mind not wearing it xd

Living in a tropical country, I'm really sad we don't ever get to "wear" the traditional indian outfit.

I think it's cool that you don't/can't drink, Chica (something which is true of 25% of all Japanese and Chinese people, apparently). Too bad that people feel socially pressured to say things like they 'feel like a kid' when only drinking soft-drinks rather than alcohol, because--let's face it--refraining from drinking booze is the healthier choice (not that I'm an advocate of absolute temperance: I simply believe that it's smart not to drink heavily on a regular basis). So, please, Chica: keep on being you and having your fun booze-free without giving it a second thought! :)

so... so... really lovely!! your charm and beauty and what restrained elegance !!! Love Love Love !!! I am a british italian and Noooo ....we NEVER have a chance to wear any traditional clothes as you lucky lucky JAPANESE beautiful people ... So...Thank you for sharing! and MORE PLEASE !!!!

3週間前二子玉川駅に花火を見た。甚平をかぶった:)

ジャパナゴスは海外からの反応が多いですね！英語が標準語の世界って感じ！！　ちかちゃんの目指す姿なんでしょうね。

YMCA，マカレナ、懐かしい曲ですね。東京湾クルーズですか？

‘Oh, I experienced this before. But never experienced the dancing. Scared to see people dancing on the ship.

the kpop song played is called secret base

In Germany it's definitely Oktoberfest ^^

I'm on a boat!!

You guys look like you're in your early 20's! 😍 really pretty!

I went there last year, full of 大学生 haha

They're playing the anohana song! :0

So, what would be the traditional clothing for Americans?? ;( You guys make our country look so boring and blah over here! Lol I want a kimono with a big cute bow on the back too! What is our traditional clothing??

Question, Are there opportunities to buy traditional, authentic Japanese clothing for men? If there is one thing i want when i visit, its some clothing. To answer your question though, here in the united states, there really isnt many opportunities to wear traditional clothing from our "Homelands" unless it is a holiday, Germans have Oktoberfest, Cino De Mayo for Mexicans, St Patrick's day for Irish. Though some americans , depending where you live, dress a certain way. Though not truly "traditional". We have the image of the Cowboy, which i think is most icon to people outside of the US. May i ask your snapchat?

I just realised that it seems like it would be a huge pain to go to the bathroom in a kimono..

Thumb up!! XD

I think that your Yukata is quiet. I think that a pattern is pure on cloth of white background. Well ,the color of your hair is bright and we are adult woman, right？：)

you don't drink beer?

they are same songs that get played in clubs here, and at weddings. So you don't want to be a cougar pick up a boy toy? lolol

you guys look like your in your early 20`s tho! u fit right in

Anohana's song T_T

the only real opportunity for wearing traditional clothes i know is "oktoberfest" aka "wiesn" (i prefer to call it "the worlds biggest bender")...but this is one of these opportunities i don't want to go to.

"Yeah, much prettier than us." I don't think so.

how to get a japanese girlfriend?

スモーキンブギなんて、今の若い人、知ってるのかな、、、

Yeah... SO, England is really boring... :(