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#onlyinjapan #Tokyo | null | 1080 | '0.799': arriving at shinto
'1003.44': not sure if that building is in
'1004.56': operation anymore
'1006.959': you'll also find lots of little
'1008.48': memorials here lots of
'101.84': which goes from shinkiba this is where
'1010.639': monuments i'm not sure exactly what this
'1013.36': is but
'1014.24': probably marking a building that was
'1018.32': here
'1019.279': a memorial of some of some sort
'1022.48': across the street is the tax building
'1024.72': and that's where i wanted to go okay
'1025.919': it's a green light we could cross here
'1030.799': this beautiful new tax building just
'1033.36': finished construction i believe last
'1035.039': year
'1036.16': this is a beautiful tax building yeah
'1039.76': it's tax season now in the u.s we just
'1043.28': finished in japan
'1045.36': i'm looking for the monument maybe
'1046.72': they've they've moved it but this used
'1048.48': to be
'1049.76': a shin tomiza
'105.2': you would go to tokyo disneyland
'1052.799': i believe is what it was called
'1053.84': shintomiza which is the kabuki
'1056.08': theater for this area
'1059.679': so let me see if i can find it here
'1066.08': the chuo metropolitan taxation office
'107.92': here's shintomicho so it's not that far
'1070.4': sounds exciting
'1073.84': all right maybe this is it here
'1078.72': yeah here's the sign so they kind of
'1080.799': moved to the side
'1081.84': this is the former site of shintomiza
'1086.88': and hnl808 thank you
'1090.48': for fighting it out
'1093.679': archong 89 i first discovered you when
'1095.679': you took us to the hidden shrine and
'1096.96': akihabara use this to get some pastries
'1098.72': at the bakery
'1099.6': okay i'll do that for kanai figures
'110.159': away from chiba
'1101.44': crossed that borders
'1102.96': reopened this fall absolutely i'll try
'1105.28': to address some of your questions the
'1106.48': end of this maybe in about 10 15 minutes
'1109.12': look at the picture here and how vibrant
'1112.559': life was on this street now it's very
'1114.64': business-like
'1115.679': but back then this was an entertainment
'1117.44': district
'1118.72': again you have kabukiza which is the
'112.079': there's ginza ichomei ginza and
'1120.559': main theater in ginza which
'1122.0': is still standing but been reconstructed
'1124.0': many times it's a very modern building
'1125.679': now
'1126.559': and you had a bunch of other theaters in
'1128.96': this area this is the theater area
'1131.44': and they're all gone except for kabukiza
'1134.64': let's read what they have here there's
'1136.16': not a lot of information
'1137.76': in english on this and i'm i'm kind of
'114.64': yurakucho are two stops right in the
'1140.0': stunned that they
'1141.36': have an english sign they didn't have
'1142.72': that before shinto miza
'1144.88': is the kabuki theater built in manji iii
'1147.679': which is 1660.
'1149.44': i didn't i didn't know what the manji
'1151.52': era this is the first time reading this
'1153.6': and the kobe kicho 5 currently ginza 6
'1158.0': as taking over moritaza another theater
'116.56': center so it's just one
'1161.44': ending with za usually theater zamoto
'1164.24': the responsible position of the
'1165.6': performance maritasa
'1168.0': had been taken by morita kanya in
'1170.32': generations kabuki actors family handed
'1172.799': down
'1173.44': from from age to age i guess they didn't
'1176.4': they didn't research the age
'1178.96': moritas have moved to the saruwaka
'118.159': one stop away from ginza which is pretty
'1182.4': currently ascusa title ward in temple 14
'1187.52': the temple would be the reign of the
'1190.24': that emperor
'1192.4': then one character of its name was
'1194.16': changed from mori
'1195.44': to mori that's interesting mori means
'1198.72': forest and this is
'120.24': incredible
'1200.08': mam mori which means protection
'1203.039': pronunciation remains unchanged in
'1204.799': onsei five other like i don't know i
'1207.76': don't remember
'1208.32': before meiji was on say i guess and
'121.36': it's not too far away from where i live
'1211.6': meiji five
'1212.72': morita kanye 12th generation moved
'1214.64': aggressively so the english seems like
'1216.08': it was google translated that's
'1218.84': interesting
'122.96': and if you keep on going straight i'll
'1220.72': all right this is the important part the
'1222.0': theater had been the center of the
'1223.2': kabuki performance till kabukiza was
'1225.28': opened in meiji 22.
'1226.88': so before kabukiza in 1889 this was the
'1230.4': big
'1230.799': hub for kabuki this tax building which
'1234.159': is
'1234.48': kind of boring looking and
'1238.96': i hope they didn't hear me they might
'124.24': take you all the way out to saitama
'1240.159': audit me after that
'1242.0': um then unfortunately it was burnt down
'1245.44': by the great kanto earthquake in 1923 or
'1248.559': taisho 12.
'125.92': which is called the wakoshi
'1250.4': the flourishing atmosphere of the day
'1251.84': could be imagined from the wood block
'1253.679': print in the meiji era
'1255.52': so this is it and it is pretty and i
'1257.919': think it's important for you to know
'1259.6': the history of tokyo that doesn't exist
'1262.32': anymore because you can feel it in the
'1264.0': streets if you knew what was here
'1266.4': you know that people look like that
'1268.24': which is kind of
'127.84': really pretty town not so far from some
'1270.88': strange
'1274.32': the whole actors assembly that's what
'1276.32': they are there
'1278.24': at shinto miza so this is the original
'1284.08': you wouldn't know it looking at the
'1285.52': street today in the 21st century huh
'1290.08': that this was the the entertainment hub
'1292.08': of the city of edel
'1294.799': you don't as strange that they put they
'1297.36': they mixed entertainment with the tax
'1299.12': building that just doesn't make
'1300.4': sense to me i don't know it's kind of
'1302.84': weird
'1305.52': all right let's walk down some of these
'1306.799': alleys here
'131.039': big attractions
'1311.76': colors of seraphina welcome a new
'1314.4': traveler
'1316.0': very cool
'1319.52': it is a nice building this is and i
'132.08': in saitama
'1322.72': i came this way from purpose um
'1326.32': i don't know just if if you if you are
'1329.28': if you are thinking of staying in in
'1331.039': tokyo this might be
'1332.0': one of the options shin tomicho does not
'1333.84': have the name brand of ginza
'1335.76': but this is walking distance to ginza
'1338.0': and walking distance to tokyo station
'1339.84': and nihombashi
'1341.039': and there's an apa hotel here it's
'1344.24': quite large and if you find this in one
'1347.12': of the hotels that is available because
'1349.28': i believe tokyo is going to get really
'1350.559': crowded again with tourism as soon as
'1352.08': they open up
'1353.2': maybe in the fall this might be one of
'1355.919': your options
'1356.64': it's a it's a quiet neighborhood the
'1359.28': subway station
'136.4': and i get these flyers all the time for
'1360.08': is very close so there's a lot of things
'1362.32': going for it
'1363.36': except that it's a you know up a hotel
'1366.4': which means it's very small and cramped
'1371.36': but usually affordable 5 500 yen a room
'1375.039': in low season all right let's go through
'1376.96': the down this alley
'1379.52': because you see more of these these a
'138.48': broser's hamburger i never heard of them
'1381.679': mix of architecture which is why i love
'1383.919': this region right now
'1385.12': i think in about 10 years we're gonna
'1387.12': lose all of these
'1388.72': older low-rise buildings that were built
'1390.559': in the showa era
'1391.919': for more of the high-rise ones like this
'1393.76': little shack here probably the last
'1395.84': owner
'1396.799': is in his 80s or 90s and as soon as he
'140.239': but the burgers look
'1401.28': i don't know moves on it'll be sold off
'1405.12': probably by the kids and
'1406.32': the money will be used uh i don't know
'1409.039': build another house somewhere else
'141.28': really really good
'1412.0': but they'll build a big apartment
'1413.52': complex here that's what they usually do
'1417.12': there's another low showa era building
'1419.919': right there
'1420.48': looks like maybe 1960s
'1427.52': and behind it some shacks wow looks like
'1431.12': a little family business
'1433.2': wholesalers
'1439.679': i don't really have a lot of reasons to
'1441.12': come this way so i don't that often
'1443.6': this looks like because of the cardboard
'1445.279': boxes here part of the
'1446.72': part of that wholesaler here
'1450.96': let's keep on moving
'1462.72': diana leave from hong kong's in the
'1464.32': house sending some love with pear man
'1471.76': gaming monderox welcome from south
'1474.0': dakota glad
'1475.279': to catch you live before work you're
'1478.159': working awfully late
'148.48': so up we go into the neighborhood we're
'1480.64': just like i'm working awfully early
'1494.24': i don't know what that is there's a lot
'1496.0': of like like cellars for things here
'1498.64': again this area um in chua ward
'150.64': gonna be going out of exit number four
'1501.84': known for being near skiji market it was
'1504.64': also known as one of the marketplaces
'1506.24': nihonbashi used to be
'1507.6': the fish market but it moved in 1923
'1510.799': after the great
'1511.76': uh kanto earthquake this lot looks like
'1515.2': it's open
'1516.24': somebody's gonna be building something
'1517.6': there so the neighborhood isn't
'1520.159': is in change i don't think shintomicho
'1523.039': has much of a personality when they took
'1524.96': away the
'1525.679': kabuki theater it really did change
'153.519': which is a little bit of ways from where
'1531.44': i'm talking like in the taisho era a
'1533.2': hundred years ago and since then
'1535.6': there's a ladder that's probably the
'1537.279': reason you haven't heard of shintomicho
'1540.84': before
'1542.799': but it's a residential place too there
'1545.12': are houses here
'155.599': most of the people get on for
'1550.559': and again it's a pretty nice place to
'1553.039': live look at that
'1556.4': they really like cats
'156.8': shintomicho and there's a reason why
'1560.0': it's a pretty nice place to live
'1567.52': that was nice so we had somebody who who
'1569.279': came to say hi was watching the live
'1570.799': stream in the area
'1574.48': appa totally is owns this area
'1577.679': look at this
'1581.84': um alex writes in is this a touristy
'1583.919': area i wouldn't say so
'1585.84': i think it's again like a lot of people
'1588.159': don't know about it but because
'1589.76': tokyo is just overcrowded overflowing
'1592.159': with people
'1593.36': especially tourist hotels a lot of it
'1596.4': has moved into into this region because
'1598.88': it is pretty central
'160.879': how you doing everybody
'1600.64': i love how look at this on the side of
'1602.32': the streets in the middle middle of the
'1603.76': city center
'1605.039': and that looks like a parking garage
'1606.4': right there you just have somebody
'1608.799': a resident of this house likes to put
'1610.799': their plants here on the side
'1612.24': add some greenery to what otherwise
'1614.48': would be
'1615.44': an asphalt jungle very nice
'1618.72': and no no one steals anything like this
'1627.039': this is hachobori shintomicho so we're
'1629.52': very close between
'1631.36': two stations hachobori which is jr and
'1635.279': i believe uh hibiya line and then
'1637.52': shintomicho which is the yurakucho line
'1639.919': so it makes it pretty in
'1641.039': pretty convenient to put a hotel right
'1642.799': here in this spot
'1644.96': but i don't think the upper chain is
'1646.72': doing very well hey there's a post box
'1650.559': speaking of posts
'1654.32': i just released the new
'1658.72': postcards it's got the shinkansen on it
'166.319': hey i see tasty chronicles in the house
'1661.919': and you can get one too if you join our
'1664.48': patreon
'1665.84': it's like god do yourself so i'll plug
'1668.08': here this is the tokaido
'1670.72': tohoku shinkansen um in tokiwa green
'1674.48': departing from tokyo station has a
'1676.159': reflection of it on the in one that's
'1677.679': departing and one that was
'1679.2': still waiting for customers i use the
'1682.399': stamps here
'1683.36': this one's unsent here but this stamp is
'1687.52': oh what's the name of this game all of
'1689.12': the stamps come from a series
'1690.96': on tohoku representing symbols from the
'1693.52': great north of japan so
'1695.279': if you get the postcard you'll be
'1696.399': getting a stamp and a postmark from
'1698.0': tokyo
'1701.12': actually tokyo station because it's
'1702.64': right next to the shinkansen
'1708.24': shogi right my mind's not working today
'1712.48': shogi is a is a game of war
'1715.6': it sounds cool when you say it like that
'1718.32': so this is hachobori going in this
'1720.08': direction
'1720.64': i've taken you on live streams around
'1722.0': here and there's some pretty good
'1724.08': um niche restaurants
'1727.2': in the hachobori area that you would
'1730.559': might not know about because again like
'1732.72': everybody's in shibuya they're in
'1734.399': shinjuku they're in these areas
'1737.279': being out here is it's different it's
'1739.039': fresh it's quieter
'1745.44': there's a taibashi we're going now
'1747.2': towards the samida river
'1755.279': i could you know um when you think of
'1758.799': shogi i always think of akita i believe
'1762.0': up in akita that's where they have um
'1765.84': a station a train station that is famous
'1769.2': for
'1769.52': shogi i forget what it's called
'1774.24': was it akita or iwate i guess i can't
'1778.84': remember
'178.56': just a quick quiz right here do you see
'1780.0': but they had a clock that was shaped
'1781.44': like a shogi shogi piece
'1786.399': the station is very proud of their shogi
'1788.24': heritage
'1789.919': that might be pretty good to bring up in
'1791.36': a live stream
'180.0': on the sign here what are these things
'1805.279': um also in this area oh this is the this
'1808.0': is this is the french place
'1816.64': this is the french place yeah i ate
'1819.76': i ate here with my buddy simon before he
'182.4': do you know what they are
'1822.799': went back to canada last year
'1824.799': it was it was not too bad my son
'1828.32': michelle i think michelle that was
'1831.2': really good
'1834.32': wow it just like it hit me i parked my
'1837.44': bike right there
'1840.48': you've gone by wow
'185.84': you get these at japanese shrines and
'1853.279': this is one of my favorite vending
'1854.799': machine drinks the gokuri
'1857.84': has anyone had this before
'1870.32': this one doesn't this is an older
'1871.76': machine it doesn't take
'1875.84': it doesn't take uh suica or anything
'188.239': they're called
'1884.88': i'm getting some change sonny
'1889.279': oh look at the little teeny matcha tea
'189.599': omamori it's kind of cool that they put
'1891.44': pet bottles
'1906.159': oh my gosh
'191.84': these in english on the poster do you
'1918.24': that's a lot of coins why doesn't this
'1920.559': is what i want when i go to do gachapon
'1922.64': i always get a 500 yen coin which is
'1924.799': worthless
'1929.919': this is one of the first drinks that i
'193.36': have omamori
'1931.36': had when i came to japan
'1933.6': out of the vending machine and i was
'1935.279': really really pleased with it it's made
'1936.96': by sun torti
'1939.2': it's a good one speaking of drink
'194.319': and i guess because people can't go to
'1942.64': vending machines they're refilling one
'1945.12': right now
'1949.279': a lot of coffee coffee in the back
'195.76': the shrines maybe they have them
'1951.279': georgia coffee
'1952.88': pretty interesting
'1958.88': nothing too new right now
'196.8': digitally now which would be pretty cool
'1962.799': every now and then you'll find something
'1964.24': that's really out of sight
'1970.32': okay let's keep going this direction
'1975.6': see what we can find
'198.72': digital omamori i don't even think it
'1992.159': this is a nice corner to have a drink
'1994.559': watch the guy
'1996.24': fix the electrical wires
'200.56': counts if you don't go to the shrine
'2001.2': that's how i like to spend my afternoons
'2017.279': this is good
'2020.399': it's really good um the baby's doing
'2023.519': fine i appreciate a lot of you asking
'2026.24': um i haven't been getting a lot of sleep
'2028.399': but neither is kanai we've been doing
'2029.76': our best
'203.44': all right there's a gates one through
'2030.88': the little guy is is uh starting to
'2033.039': develop inside
'2034.48': he's got gas something that all parents
'2037.76': uh know what i'm talking about
'2040.96': more than me and i'm very proud of him
'2043.76': for
'2044.159': for that it's quite loud too frank the
'2046.88': tank is here
'2048.8': what's your favorite three japanese
'205.599': three is very central and it's for the
'2050.24': beers do you want me to rank them in
'2051.76': order for you frank
'2053.76': um you know it changes all the time
'2056.879': it used to be keaton but now it's it's
'2059.04': probably
'2061.359': wow i like the sapporo red star
'2064.879': i like asahi super dry they have this
'2067.28': fujiyama beer which is really good it's
'2069.119': almost like a craft beer
'207.36': city ward
'2070.639': the asahi fujiyama and um
'2074.32': yeah keaton kitten ichiban is just
'2076.56': really good it's a clear taste too
'2078.8': pretty good pretty good stuff so i'll
'208.159': chuoku which is a two award we're gonna
'2081.119': probably go right now
'2082.48': sapporo asahi keating but when i first
'2084.96': came here it was
'2085.679': keating
'2088.96': so it changes
'2092.639': it's like do you like miller light or do
'2094.48': you like michelob
'2095.919': or do you like budweiser it's just it's
'2098.64': hard to uh
'210.72': be going towards
'2100.8': hard to say
'2106.0': okay let me put this in my bag
'2110.56': looks like hiding behind this tree
'2116.16': um it's lunchtime right now so we have a
'2118.079': lot of people
'2119.76': a lot of business people out and about
'212.4': exit 4 and there's a reason why
'2121.359': getting bentos which means
'2123.76': um this supermarket here
'2127.04': so and shintomicho you're not gonna find
'2129.119': a lot of supermarkets
'2131.839': but this is one of them and um you know
'2134.8': when you
'2135.68': when you live in in the center of the
'2137.44': city things are kind of
'2139.2': more expensive maybe by 15
'2143.04': more sometimes 20. i don't know it just
'2145.119': depends
'2148.32': it's just hard to find things but you
'2150.079': can always find a supermarket in the
'2152.079': department stores in the basement
'2154.96': so even in central ginza you'll be able
'2156.64': to get some groceries but
'2158.079': that is not the ideal place to be
'2159.68': grocery shopping
'2162.24': not at all
'2170.839': champagne
'2174.4': met the baby they have but not on my
'2176.16': side we're trapped and we can't go to
'2178.4': the united states yet it's kind of hard
'2181.2': it's kind of hard right now
'2185.359': they meet via facetime taylor
'2188.88': writes in here happy to hear leo rio leo
'2191.359': rio and
'2192.32': and uh can i are doing well i'm planning
'2194.8': to come to
'2195.52': tokyo in october if it's allowed which
'2197.44': area of tokyo would you
'2198.64': recommend getting a hotel in um you know
'2201.44': that's a good question
'2203.119': when people ask me that i i just i i
'2206.079': think
'2206.4': boy i don't really want to make a
'2207.76': recommendation because
'2209.599': i know that um everybody's different
'2212.4': everybody has a different personality
'2214.0': than me that's something that i'm very
'2216.079': mindful of and
'2217.839': you know if you're looking for if this
'2219.119': is your first time in tokyo and you're
'2220.4': looking for the bright lights and
'2222.079': being close to in the middle of
'2223.839': everything then
'2225.2': yeah maybe shibuya is the place for you
'2227.119': i don't know
'2228.4': but for me if you're asking what i would
'2230.8': do
'2231.839': this is a little community message board
'2234.079': that looks like that's been here since
'2235.92': for the last 50 years
'2240.839': interesting i like the little details
'2243.359': it's easy for you to miss these
'2246.16': these little things like a message board
'2249.52': but a lot of character in the in the
'2254.839': metal
'2261.119': i like i always prefer to stay up in
'2263.44': asakusa
'2264.8': asakusa up there in taito ward
'2268.0': it's quiet it's cultural meaning you'll
'2270.64': see
'2271.76': a lot of old buildings a lot of
'2274.4': traditional restaurants up there
'2276.4': it's quieter way way quieter and it's on
'2279.68': the ginza line
'2280.96': which will take you through ginza
'2282.72': shimbashi and shibuya
'2284.56': so you can get back without having to
'2286.48': change lines to your hotel if you want
'2288.079': to go to shibuya
'2289.2': it just takes about 30 minutes 35
'229.44': you can see here the tokyo network is
'2291.119': minutes on the the ginza line to get
'2293.04': back to asakusa
'2295.839': in the morning it's so peaceful there
'2297.599': too and you only really see it
'2299.68': if you stay there
'2306.4': all right so exactly how expensive are
'2308.56': apartments here
'231.2': pretty thorough
'2310.16': well i'm glad that i asked
'2313.599': this is a 2k which is two rooms here you
'2316.72': have a
'2317.92': a living and a kitchen sort of together
'232.48': i'll start with the blinking let's look
'2321.359': and then you have a tatami room this
'2322.72': would be the bedroom right here six
'2324.56': tatami mats
'2325.76': six and a half to tommy mats 2.4 tatami
'2328.64': mats
'2329.599': and i guess a little closet here there's
'233.92': down here at this map it's in english
'2331.76': a toilet with a walk-in
'2333.599': sink so usually the sink and the toilet
'2336.64': are separated so this might be
'2338.96': an older place and it is from 1984
'2342.88': and that's what the building looks like
'2344.96': they want one month of of key money and
'2347.119': one month of
'2348.64': um security deposit shikikin and 18
'2352.8': and it's 35 meters squared it looks
'2355.28': pretty
'2355.839': clean i don't know what do you think
'2358.88': the price is 1 200 a month
'236.159': um in the whole scheme of things let's
'2363.76': depending on the exchange rate uh
'2366.88': more importantly how far is it it's
'2369.2': three minutes from skiji station on foot
'2371.599': and one minute to shin tomicho
'2373.359': station so that's very convenient
'2376.8': i don't know that's kind of small
'238.64': see here
'2380.32': what else they got here this is even
'2383.119': smaller it's a one
'2384.32': room it's seven hundred dollars
'2387.44': seventy thousand yen or about seven
'2388.8': hundred dollars depending on the
'2389.76': exchange rate maybe six hundred fifty
'2390.96': dollars right now
'2392.48': that's it that is so small what
'2396.88': this is a balcony this is the main room
'2399.839': and
'240.08': shibuya would be right here shinjuku
'2400.56': there's no and here's a little burner
'2402.48': for kitchen
'2403.599': the toilet and the sink are together
'2405.599': like really really close
'2407.92': here's the door and i guess you put the
'2409.68': shoes here and there's a closet
'2412.4': that's it that i could not live there
'2415.44': it's three minutes walk from um
'2418.88': from the station
'2422.96': yeah kayabacho station three-minute walk
'2425.839': which is where the
'2426.96': the tokyo stock exchange is so i don't
'243.599': this is the imperial palace which is
'2430.16': know it looks kind of nice
'2432.56': what do you think i mean if you're
'2435.28': single in your 20s maybe
'2438.24': you have to do laundry in a laundry room
'2440.24': and that's part of the building
'2441.52': the building's a little bit old it was
'2443.359': it's uh it's not as old as i am
'2445.76': 1977 april was built 23 square meters is
'2449.76': the space
'245.28': where the emperor lives
'2450.88': so this room is a little bit bigger than
'2452.8': than
'2454.079': than you think i think it's a little bit
'2456.48': more spacious
'2457.44': i'm sure they're using a wide lens on
'2459.44': that one
'246.72': and we are at shintomicho which is right
'2461.92': i bet they're using a wide lens to give
'2463.52': it some space this one is more
'2466.96': is a very interesting shape here this is
'2468.88': about seventeen thousand
'2470.88': seven hundred uh this is about one
'2473.359': thousand
'2474.56': seven hundred dollars a month a one ldk
'2477.2': living dining kitchen
'2479.44': and it's got a very unique shape to it
'248.879': here and the yakuto line runs pretty
'2482.16': this is nine tatami mats which is quite
'2484.16': spacious
'2485.599': uh together with this one which is seven
'2487.44': so there you have 16 already
'2489.359': four and a half for this room there's a
'2492.56': kitchen here so the kitchen
'2494.319': i like this so you can you can uh this
'2497.119': is living dining kitchen this one room
'2499.2': is all of that
'2500.0': and it's a no smoking apartment complex
'2503.52': it has bicycle space
'2506.96': and it's a relatively new building 2004
'2509.68': june
'251.2': straight across the city going
'2510.16': 50 square meters 10th floor is available
'2513.119': for this price
'2514.319': i think it's i think it's not too bad of
'2517.44': a deal the place looks fairly new hmm
'252.879': um going right past the imperial palace
'2522.72': interesting so that's what's available
'2524.64': around here
'2533.52': oh wow they're selling strawberries oh
'2535.92': they got watermelons out
'2541.599': look at the strawberries up there this
'2544.16': the prices have been slashed
'2548.64': all right the last part i want last
'255.68': and then it starts to go up towards
'2550.24': place i want to show you
'2552.0': is in this direction
'2559.2': i love these neighborhood walks all
'2560.64': emanating from a station
'2566.88': if you like disney road walks too and
'2568.319': you share and you share that enthusiasm
'257.12': ikebukuro
'2570.72': click that like button appreciate it
'2573.68': very much
'2574.72': um this is harumi dori it's going
'2577.359': straight here this will take you to
'2578.4': tsukishima
'2579.599': and the sumida river you make a left
'258.799': so it's a pretty convenient line and i
'2581.44': towards monzen nakacho right to
'2583.04': kachidoki as the sign says
'2584.96': and there was a yellow hummer that went
'2586.96': by which is kind of cool looking car
'2590.8': we're now going to go up onto the bridge
'2593.599': and i want to show you the tokyo sky
'2595.119': tree from the sumida river
'2597.119': it's beautiful on a day like this i
'2598.64': think it's going to be pretty to see
'260.959': live in this area so
'2601.04': to the right where we started the live
'2602.72': stream is
'2605.119': st luke's hospital
'2608.16': so leo was born here
'2612.0': it's a very relaxing area once you get
'2614.64': past that traffic light it gets super
'2616.4': quiet not a lot of traffic in there
'2618.48': there's an emergency room it's a private
'262.56': it's kind of like my backyard
'2620.319': hospital
'2627.52': whoa food truck
'2631.359': that is awesome paella food truck
'2638.88': very cool very cool all right let's get
'2641.839': moving
'2645.52': i like to see people
'2649.359': selling food on the street i promise and
'2652.96': i would get a rebento
'2654.72': so i know a good bento shop in the
'266.08': inside of sintomicho is a bakery
'2660.839': neighborhood
'2663.52': nova khd hi john my mom suffered a
'2667.44': stroke two years ago and has been
'2669.28': bedridden
'2670.079': since then she loves watching your
'2671.839': videos and has always tuned
'2673.2': always tunes in during your livestream
'2674.88': she wants me to donate 100
'2676.4': for your newly born child and get
'2678.4': whatever you see fit please say hello to
'2680.24': her
'2680.96': her name is grace hi grace
'2685.76': hi grace i hope you're doing well
'2689.359': you picked a very beautiful day to come
'2691.44': to tokyo with me check it out we got a
'2693.28': blue sky
'2694.079': here and i'm about to take you
'2697.119': to see one of the one of my favorite
'2699.76': places
'270.08': oh let's just take a quick look i
'2701.28': a bridge with a beautiful view of the
'2704.16': skytree
'2707.04': so thank you so much for that
'2714.56': you have a lot of people here that are
'2715.92': watching too saying hi to you grace
'2718.48': we have maybe one of the best
'272.72': haven't been here
'2720.24': communities i like to think we have the
'2721.52': best community on youtube everyone's so
'273.44': i haven't been here since last year but
'2730.839': friendly
'2736.8': all right so you can see here you can
'2738.64': get on to the bridge
'274.639': it looks like they put plastic in there
'2740.0': if you're a car but we can't do that but
'2742.8': luckily
'2743.76': in about a hundred meters which an
'2746.4': olympic
'2747.04': sprinter could get in to in nine seconds
'2749.599': it's gonna take us like a minute
'2752.079': but it's gonna be it's a lot better than
'2755.04': minutes a lot better
'2756.0': when it's sunny out here
'276.88': whoa check out these cherry blossom
'2774.72': that's towards st luke's hospital
'278.56': looking uh croissants
'2784.24': wow it is it's just chilly enough where
'2786.64': you need a jacket
'2788.72': but it's warm enough that it makes you
'2790.72': feel so alive
'2792.88': i could wear shorts but today i choose
'2794.96': not to
'2798.48': another great contrast here look at
'28.84': this
'2800.079': those beautiful flowers
'2802.319': right there that's a brand new apartment
'2805.839': complex i think that's
'2807.48': 2007 i believe that one was built
'281.12': i'm gonna have to stop on my way back
'2810.4': because i was looking at that as maybe a
'2812.24': place to live but the prices were
'2813.839': ridiculous and then you have these
'2815.839': low-rise buildings here from the showa
'2817.92': period
'2818.96': maybe 19 1940s or 50s right after world
'282.88': here and they have cherry blossoms on
'2822.88': war ii looks like they're put up
'2824.56': this style here which is built i think
'2826.56': it's like
'2828.16': three floors and then the slope i see a
'2830.64': lot of buildings like that
'2832.24': and i always wonder why they sloped it
'2834.88': like this so that's a question i'm gonna
'2836.24': have to ask some of the
'2838.16': architectures
'284.479': top of these ampon
'2842.319': there's a lot of history in how the
'2845.52': the building codes are set up in tokyo
'2847.839': again it's an ancient city
'2850.079': with a lot of buildings that are still
'2852.079': very old
'2853.44': so it's those old traditional laws
'2857.119': some of them are still in place like the
'2859.76': one in akihabara with the secret shrine
'286.16': which look beautiful look at that
'2861.599': in the back there
'2862.88': that is an actual public road now public
'2866.4': roads are supposed to be i think a meter
'2868.0': at least a meter wide but this one is
'2869.839': not
'2871.04': so it's it's grandfathered in
'2875.04': making it one of the most unique public
'2877.52': roads in the city of tokyo which
'2879.44': is just an alley
'2882.88': by today's standard
'2886.4': whoa
'2890.559': very modern look
'2898.16': here's a brand new restaurant
'2904.88': serving some lunch right now it's five
'2907.04': or six customers in there
'291.6': i have a point card for this place and
'2910.88': all right so it's gonna move on here
'2913.119': we're gonna go up this
'2915.359': up this uh stairwell and then look back
'2918.88': at a beautiful sight on the river
'2921.28': hopefully it's not too windy up there
'2923.76': ruins with the audio a little bit runs
'2926.0': the audio
'2929.599': this cherry blossom season is done here
'293.12': they have three different kinds of melon
'2933.2': and you can see that that tree right
'2934.72': there over the stairwells i used to walk
'2936.4': that
'2936.72': when i came here daily to say hi to
'2938.72': kanai when she was in the hospital
'294.88': pond
'2940.8': the blossoms are gone now maybe there's
'2942.4': a couple that are still hanging on there
'2944.16': we'll try to find them
'2948.96': ah
'295.6': this one looks like a kocha or or
'2954.8': i love the recycling bins all over the
'2956.96': city like this
'2971.52': this is where the ferry departed back in
'2974.8': the old days
'2976.48': showa 28 which is um
'298.639': tea flavored and chocolate flavored
'2981.76': gosh i don't know the 1930s maybe 1940s
'2985.28': early 40s
'2986.559': you can see the boats crossing the
'2988.24': samida river and you're gonna get a
'2989.44': better sense of it when
'2990.4': in about two minutes when we get up
'2991.76': there but this is the
'2993.52': the pier the launching point for the
'2995.76': boats to go to an island called
'2998.4': sukuda and i'm going to show you that
'3.84': why 20.
'30.08': greetings and welcome to shintomicho
'3000.8': right now
'3002.4': i've been there a couple of times over
'3003.839': the last last few weeks
'3009.119': i don't see any any stragglers sometimes
'3012.48': you'll find one or two
'3013.52': oh there's one
'3016.96': a couple of blossoms that are still
'3018.4': hanging on do you see them in the center
'3020.72': kind of pinkish but they've all
'3025.119': including the petals you'll find a few
'3026.72': of them on the ground here
'3028.72': but most of them are gone too
'3032.88': it's sad we've spring is so delicate
'3045.599': all right here you go
'3048.96': grace get ready we're about to see a
'305.919': so that's what lawson's in here
'3050.72': really beautiful view
'3061.92': this is one of the dozens of bridges
'3064.96': that cross
'3066.079': the samita river
'3069.44': the main river through the city of tokyo
'3078.8': oh yes oh do you see it do you see it
'3081.839': all right cool we're gonna have a double
'3083.28': whammy
'3086.319': this is where the fairy crossed and this
'3088.96': island here is called scuda
'3090.88': and this is where i've been walking
'3092.4': around showing you the cherry blossoms
'3094.0': about a month ago right there it's all
'3096.16': green now
'310.88': let's go out exit 4.
'3106.559': and in about five seconds you're gonna
'3110.24': see
'3110.559': a double whammy because i'm pointing the
'3113.76': camera
'3114.96': right here because you know what's
'3116.319': coming underneath us right now
'3120.0': i could hear it rumbling
'3123.76': a boat that needs no introduction
'3128.96': but it's taking its bloody time
'3137.28': where art down you boat
'3145.04': ah space boat
'3158.72': i can't do space music with an air
'3161.04': guitar it's impossible
'3164.96': a space boat makes its way down the
'3167.44': samina river
'3170.48': you will see in the next 10 seconds or
'3172.64': less
'3175.839': the tokyo skytree
'3180.559': we call this shot the double whammy
'3207.119': makes an arch turning a little bit to
'3209.28': the right
'3210.88': to go underneath chuo bridge
'3215.839': will eventually end its ride
'3219.28': right outside of oscusa
'3222.8': the house for the food and drink fun
'3224.48': john that's going straight to
'3226.079': to kanai's lunch
'3230.0': thank you for that and grace yours is
'3233.52': going towards
'3235.839': cover beef ups at the house please show
'3237.28': us the wisteria blooming
'3239.119': if you get a chance i absolutely will
'324.88': now this is a this exit has been redone
'3241.44': i'm i'm going to be going up north to
'3243.359': tohoku because i have to
'3244.88': for a video that i'm producing
'3248.48': these are challenging times because of
'3251.04': the fourth wave but
'3252.8': i got to get the shot so probably going
'3254.8': next week
'3256.8': um and you and you're coming with me so
'3258.559': you'll get a chance to see some of the
'3260.079': blossoms blooming up north a little bit
'3262.559': near near the sendai area
'3266.48': but countryside i'm not going to be
'3268.079': going to the city this is a really
'327.6': recently
'3270.16': beautiful park here
'3271.52': um you can see there's a lighthouse this
'3273.28': is where the boats used to depart
'3275.68': that would cross across cut across the
'3277.52': samida river
'3281.839': and uh it's just such a beautiful place
'3283.76': on a day like this
'3284.88': you can get a boxed lunch this is why
'3287.04': you should stay in this area
'3288.64': get a box lunch and just sit along the
'3290.559': river and watch the boats go by
'3292.16': but i would recommend cutting coming
'3293.44': across the bridge and sitting there
'3294.64': because they have picnic tables
'3296.319': over on the other side and you can eat a
'3298.319': in a bento and kids can play in the
'33.12': this is a neighborhood in the city of
'330.4': because of the tokyo olympics coming
'3300.16': grass there
'3301.2': there's a playground just just a little
'3304.4': bit over to the right near
'3306.0': tsukishima station which is on the
'3307.44': yurakucho line
'3309.599': it's a beautiful area of the city
'3316.079': any last questions before we end this
'3317.92': live stream
'3322.16': i'm here for you
'3329.2': hey heir to the ron here's for the wipes
'3331.599': to clean here
'3332.559': monkey there's nobody here all right
'3335.92': aaron aaron the air buggy's maiden
'3339.28': voyage
'3339.76': was it was spectacular i posted a
'334.0': a lot of the subway stations
'3342.079': picture of it on the in
'3343.52': in the discord server um actually i
'3345.76': think i have the
'3346.559': if you want to see aaron's aaron's air
'3349.68': buggy for leo i actually have the link
'3352.96': here
'3354.559': check out our discord community i like
'3356.4': to go analog here
'3357.599': yeah this is a free invitation um it's
'3359.76': free
'3360.88': some people add this as a perk but you
'3362.64': could you could see this on
'3364.079': in the um photos and videos and in the
'3366.319': general chat i'll put post a picture of
'3367.76': the aaron
'3368.72': buggy for leo it's so cute i'll put a
'3370.64': picture of leo in there too if you want
'3372.079': to take a look and see how he's doing
'3373.92': i'll put that on the discord server a
'3375.599': good reason for you to sign up and check
'3377.04': out
'3377.359': it's free i think the you can download
'3379.119': the app or something
'338.479': a lot of the subway stations have been
'3381.2': you can use it on the computer too
'3382.88': discord's kind of like
'3384.72': i don't know it's like this this
'3386.799': headquarters for everything that we do
'3388.839': now
'339.919': renovated mostly so they will be more
'3390.24': because you can chat in there and i
'3391.44': could do uh phone calls and video chats
'3393.52': and all this other stuff
'3398.24': that's doing pretty good the maiden
'3399.44': voyage was a big success so smooth the
'3402.16': aaron buggy is
'3403.68': jay jersey girl just stacking my money
'3406.319': so i can visit tohoku and totori
'3408.96': from salt lake city utah please please
'3411.68': come for a visit
'3412.64': uh when you do hit hitohoku but
'3415.76': gosh those places are great too i'm
'3418.72': actually going to be going that
'3419.599': direction in a couple of weeks too
'342.479': accessible to people that um
'3421.2': i got a project i'm filming near the
'3423.359': kansai region but not
'3424.72': near kobe inland top secret can't tell
'3428.24': you
'3429.2': but it's very near to tori
'3435.599': and betty c is the space boat a tour
'3437.839': boat that takes you sightseeing
'3439.92': the space boat is actually that's a good
'3442.48': question
'3443.119': space boat is actually um
'3446.799': it's a bus it's a it's a boat bus
'345.52': are disabled i know it's really hard
'3451.599': a floating bus it will take you from one
'3453.92': side of the city to the next but while
'3455.44': it's taking you
'3456.88': it will explain about the history of the
'3458.559': bridges inside so mostly tourists are
'3461.28': taking it but
'3462.079': i've seen some locals also jump on the
'3464.48': space boat
'3465.76': just because it's cool and it takes you
'3468.16': to a place that's very hard to get to
'3469.76': odaiba
'347.68': before the olympics a lot of the
'3471.119': which require from asakusa about the
'3473.839': same amount of time as taking the space
'3475.92': boat
'3476.72': so in the end it's a it's less crowded
'3480.24': more relaxed
'3480.96': to get jump on the space space from
'3482.96': asakusa to get to odaiba than it is to
'3484.72': try taking a train
'3486.319': and even if you take a taxi the prices
'3488.64': are so expensive
'349.039': stations were built in the 1980s and 70s
'3490.0': um it's not worth it whoa look at that
'3493.52': crow wow we just went under the water
'3497.76': do you see that
'35.92': tokyo
'3502.4': there was this black bird it looked like
'3504.319': a floating crow
'3506.4': it's gone you see it
'3511.2': it's not coming up for air anyways
'3512.799': anywhere
'3515.2': there's my shadow right there
'3519.2': i don't see that bird anywhere i saw it
'352.32': and they weren't really thinking of
'3521.28': for a second and it's just gone
'3523.44': it's like and it's like space boat
'3525.119': except space food doesn't dive
'353.919': accessibility um
'3530.079': that's weird i've seen those birds
'3533.04': before they're mythical it's like this
'3534.96': i think it's i think that that's what
'3536.799': they saw this loch ness monster i think
'3538.48': it was a just like a diving crow duck
'3541.92': i don't how does it stay under that long
'3544.799': is it sucking air from
'3546.319': like plankton or something
'355.84': back then but in this decade i believe
'3552.16': if it comes up for air in the next 10
'3553.92': seconds i'll show you the last thing i
'3555.68': do want to show you is this is where the
'3557.2': ducks
'3558.64': oh i found it it came back up
'3561.68': it does exist wow you totally move wow
'3564.88': it went under again
'3572.64': you saw that right
'3576.64': it swim from there from there to there
'3579.44': it was there
'358.4': tokyo is going to be one of become one
'3581.68': incredible this should be in the
'3583.04': olympics that over there on the
'3585.04': across is where the ducks hang out this
'3586.72': is a sanctuary for ducks
'3588.4': i would say sanctuary because you can
'359.919': of the most accessible places in the
'3590.24': taunt them from the other side of that
'3592.24': fence
'3593.04': it's true
'3596.48': there's one duck i guess um stretching
'3598.96': its wings all right folks that's all oh
'36.96': that a lot of people don't know about
'3601.04': it's back
'3604.88': what is that
'3608.319': wow
'361.44': world
'3612.16': it's gone again it's swam all the way
'3614.559': around under the water is aren't there
'3616.0': currents
'3618.96': it's a ufo bird
'362.24': for cities just because with the
'3623.599': it's a loon which makes sense looney
'3626.839': tunes
'3637.44': sorry the comrades are the birds that in
'364.319': paralympics coming here and
'3640.48': gifu they
'3641.44': strangle the neck with a with a tube so
'3643.52': that they can catch the fish
'3645.04': but they can't swallow it and then they
'3646.96': pull it out it's kind of cruel
'3648.64': but they've been doing that for
'3649.68': generations here
'3652.72': a komaron yeah not a crow that's a shame
'3657.2': is that a crow
'3660.319': no they're not out they're not invited
'3663.52': out here
'3664.559': all right folks that's about it that's
'3665.839': all that i have thanks for sharing your
'3667.119': afternoon your night with me wherever
'3668.64': you are in the world
'3669.52': i'll be taking another live stream
'3670.96': tomorrow and next week we're going to be
'3673.04': going traveling again
'3674.24': because of the pandemic i do apologize
'3676.079': they're not as exciting as the traveling
'3678.16': live streams from before
'3679.839': last year but we're going to make it
'3682.64': until we can travel again and then we're
'3684.24': gonna be back on the road quite a bit
'3686.319': it's good it's good that i can be home
'3687.76': more because you know
'3689.44': leo is just born and it's good to be you
'3691.2': have to be home now i gotta get my wife
'3693.04': some lunch
'3693.68': so thanks everybody for the support
'3694.96': grace thank you i hope you're doing well
'3697.28': i hope this made your day a little bit
'3698.96': better on the other side over there
'370.56': we are back one of the reasons why i
'3700.799': the pacific thanks everybody see you
'3702.64': tomorrow
'3706.0': skytree pretty cool
'372.4': wanted to take you to exit 4. you can
'374.8': hear the wind by here
'378.639': i wanted to take you to exit 4 because
'381.199': shin tomicho station
'383.039': connects with tsukiji station in a way
'39.28': the closing doors let's wait for the
'392.0': that's shintomicho this is exit 4. if
'394.24': you were to walk straight
'398.0': if you were to walk straight for i don't
'40.96': yorkshire's line to leave
'400.88': know about 100 meters
'402.4': or less you'll see uh tsukiji
'405.759': station
'406.319': which is on the hibiya line and let me
'408.479': zoom by there i don't have to actually
'409.84': walk over there
'411.199': do you see that in the distance that
'413.919': skiji station that's the hibiya line
'416.96': so
'420.96': many times i have to actually exit here
'423.68': to get to the hibia line which would
'425.36': take you to akihabara
'427.12': or towards um roppongi
'430.639': so that's uh it's good to know
'434.8': they don't connect underground they
'436.24': connect above ground
'440.8': so let's get moving there's a reason why
'443.52': i brought you to this one exit four
'446.08': not only is it a new exit it's really
'448.4': pretty looking
'450.0': it's part of the thumbnail it's also
'453.599': goes over the shitoko or exit for the
'457.36': highway that goes around the city of
'458.88': tokyo
'459.759': and this is the back entrance to
'463.28': shintomi inari shrine which we're gonna
'465.84': make a stop at
'476.4': if i pan over here to the right you're
'478.0': gonna see a big tall building in the
'479.599': distance
'481.44': that and the grounds be before it
'483.919': towards us
'485.039': is saint luke's hospital and this is a
'487.759': hospital that was set up uh
'489.84': over over a century ago by i believe it
'49.44': it's a neighborhood that i don't know
'493.199': was an american doctor
'494.639': this was where the american embassy was
'496.639': just in front of that building the first
'498.24': american embassy
'499.52': now it's been moved to akasaka but
'502.72': actually all the foreigners were in edo
'505.68': at the time
'506.4': were placed in tsukiji which is this
'508.8': area
'509.44': and once again if you just go straight
'512.24': for about
'513.2': 300 meters you get the tsukiji market
'517.36': pretty cool this is the exit ramp
'52.079': after
'52.48': the uh great the great
'521.039': for the shitoko or the tokyo highway
'525.36': many times i have to come out of here
'526.88': because i live in this area
'530.64': it dumps you right off and i believe
'532.48': this is just a runoff this used to be a
'534.08': river dried up
'535.76': the whole shutoko on this side the
'538.24': city's
'538.959': uh expressway use is a dried up river
'541.76': which they found
'542.72': by drying up the river they could uh
'545.6': they could sort of bypass
'547.04': all of these very ancient property
'55.52': kanto earthquake in 1923 a lot of it was
'550.08': rights
'551.44': because nobody owned the river so they
'553.04': dried up the river but the highway there
'554.959': so the highway actually meanders a
'557.36': little bit left and right
'559.68': and they built that very fast for the
'561.44': tokyo
'562.72': 1964 olympics
'567.76': and let's get moving
'571.2': that building in the distance is the
'572.88': chuoku or chu award
'574.959': city office and they have um
'578.0': satellite offices all around the ward
'580.0': it's not too big the central area
'582.0': most famous for nihombashi and
'585.519': our house we're now going into the back
'588.88': alleys here
'59.039': demolished
'59.84': naturally by the earthquake and then in
'598.88': we do have a very beautiful sunny day
'601.12': blue skies
'602.48': not a lot of wind here in japan
'605.6': in tokyo at the moment fair weather
'611.04': all right up this way i don't see the
'613.92': shrine this way
'615.12': up this way and what is that shop
'618.56': i'm always kind of interested looks
'62.239': uh
'62.879': the fire bombing of 1945 march 10th
'623.36': a yamaha something in the back alleys
'627.12': you're gonna find all sorts of unusual
'628.959': things
'629.839': restaurants that you didn't know existed
'633.44': as well as little neighborhood shrines
'636.48': and that's where we're headed to right
'637.68': now look at this meat veggie cheese
'639.92': bistro
'641.36': just in an alley it's closed right now
'646.56': until march march 21st it's closed wait
'649.76': it closed on march 21st oh
'651.68': that's a that's a shame over here on the
'654.56': right
'657.92': is a very old shrine
'66.479': a lot of that was also destroyed in this
'661.04': and you can see now it's it's just a
'662.72': neighborhood shrine it's surrounded by
'664.32': buildings
'666.399': um that were built up around it it's an
'669.68': ancient shrine
'671.12': and in japan they don't move the shrines
'672.959': they build around it they
'674.32': make sure they protect places like this
'679.36': although it's modern now and it's been
'68.159': area a lot of it is brand new this
'680.88': rebuilt many times
'682.72': it's still an inari shrine
'686.48': which i believe is the god of harvest
'688.0': and
'689.68': it's painted in this
'693.2': meaning like it's like the color of the
'694.959': sun and if you've ever been to kyoto's
'696.72': fushimi inari shrine
'698.399': that's the one with ten thousand gates
'70.32': neighborhood
'700.48': it's painted in the same color
'703.12': now there's only one gate here called a
'705.44': tori
'709.92': let's see if i have five yen on me
'71.2': we're going to be exploring everything
'715.6': oh my i don't they don't take suica
'717.76': either so we're gonna
'718.639': gonna pay our respects here i don't have
'72.88': above ground
'722.0': five yen
'723.12': ah it's a beautiful color
'726.72': and again like you can see the
'728.32': neighborhood houses are built around
'729.519': here and
'730.24': i think when you move to japan everybody
'732.639': especially english teachers or
'735.36': new residents or expats they find like
'737.76': walking around their neighborhood they
'739.04': find little places like this and it's
'74.88': and as i said you might not know about
'740.8': just so
'741.519': amazing to be uh like surrounded by
'744.399': something that's
'745.04': that's it feels so japanese right to be
'748.079': living next to a shrine no matter the
'749.839': size of it it doesn't matter
'751.36': joy writes in here cute shrine it
'753.279': absolutely is i can see little
'754.88': neighborhood cats hanging out there
'757.12': over here in the corner another um
'760.24': important part of the tsukiji area we
'762.079': know about the fish market
'764.24': and shintomicho would i believe
'767.44': is part of skiji you find a lot of
'77.04': this neighborhood
'770.399': organic and
'772.16': vegetable markets that's pretty
'774.88': interesting over there you find one
'776.16': right on the
'778.0': right near exit uh i think five here's a
'78.0': but you kind of do because it's in
'781.279': little shop here
'783.6': what are they selling
'789.68': it's called litus
'80.799': between
'800.16': i guess they're selling oh bakery items
'804.0': oh very cool
'807.839': there's some uh muffins
'811.36': and donuts and it's just this little
'814.32': teeny
'815.2': shop with a kitchen and a bakery in the
'817.68': back
'818.32': with an oven i guess you'd call it a
'82.08': so many big attractions like nihombashi
'820.399': kitchen right since it's
'822.56': that's pretty cool it's pretty modern
'824.079': too
'826.24': right next to it isn't i love this look
'828.079': check it out
'829.92': right next to that modern shop is this
'832.079': old
'832.959': wood wood and aluminum shack
'836.72': that looks like it was built in the
'838.24': showa period kind of a post
'84.56': tokyo station
'840.56': post world war ii looking building made
'843.839': really quickly
'845.04': living together with a modern bakery
'847.279': that is so
'848.72': that's this area of tokyo believe it or
'850.8': not
'854.32': tasty chronicles rights and go back to
'856.079': the shrine this is to cover the blessing
'859.279': all right you know what i'm going to
'86.24': tsukiji the old fish market was there
'860.24': loop back around because i got to go
'861.6': that direction anyways
'863.519': and i'll see if i can find 5 yen i got
'865.36': maybe we'll buy something at the vending
'866.8': machine and give something bigger than 5
'868.839': yen
'870.079': thanks tasty
'874.72': gmon threefold is here big cup of joe i
'878.16': could actually actually could use one
'879.76': brad fletcher
'880.88': glad i was able to catch some of the
'882.48': stream before heading to bed hope you
'883.839': and kanai and the baby are doing well
'885.199': we're doing great thanks for asking
'887.36': um i i wanted to do this stream a little
'889.12': bit earlier because i know a lot of
'89.92': and this is the old residential
'890.399': people on the east coast
'891.44': are always in bed when i stream at 2 pm
'893.6': but it's like prime time in california
'896.24': check that building out across the
'897.68': street this is what i'm talking about
'900.16': when i talk about the um
'902.88': um pre the
'906.0': uh post canto earthquake buildings
'909.519': they're built in the 1930s it's a shame
'91.2': neighborhood where st luke's hospital is
'911.44': that that vans
'912.48': right in front of it this one was built
'914.56': in the 1930s
'916.48': following the great kanto earthquake
'920.399': uh and the thing with the earthquake was
'922.079': it wasn't the quake itself that
'924.0': destroyed
'925.04': everything it was the subsequent fires
'928.399': that wiped out a lot of the city and
'930.399': killed so many people people were
'931.519': jumping in the rivers to try to escape
'933.199': it but
'935.04': i've seen the pictures of it at the
'937.279': museum
'938.56': it's a horrible sight but just pan
'94.24': and that's the station layout and we're
'940.959': around
'941.839': everything is brand new the result of
'945.279': you know the uh earthquake
'948.56': and the fire bombings of 1945 which were
'950.959': were absolutely
'952.8': just flattened this area of the city
'956.16': and then i'm really glad that this
'958.8': building
'959.759': i'm guessing survived the firebombings
'96.0': going to go take a look above
'963.04': of 1945 because i know it was built
'964.8': before that that's copper
'966.72': a copper alloy on there which turns
'969.199': green
'97.52': here it's on the yurakucho line
'970.24': that's very symbolic of the area of skij
'973.279': there's a load of loads of buildings
'974.959': with that style but what let's actually
'977.12': we can cross the street
'978.32': here's a crosswalk
'986.079': they've used two different kinds of
'987.839': plating here
'990.399': looks like scales or something on the
'992.32': second floor
'993.759': that's pretty unique
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#onlyinjapan #Tokyo | null | 1110 | '0.799': arriving at shinto
'1003.44': not sure if that building is in
'1004.56': operation anymore
'1006.959': you'll also find lots of little
'1008.48': memorials here lots of
'101.84': which goes from shinkiba this is where
'1010.639': monuments i'm not sure exactly what this
'1013.36': is but
'1014.24': probably marking a building that was
'1018.32': here
'1019.279': a memorial of some of some sort
'1022.48': across the street is the tax building
'1024.72': and that's where i wanted to go okay
'1025.919': it's a green light we could cross here
'1030.799': this beautiful new tax building just
'1033.36': finished construction i believe last
'1035.039': year
'1036.16': this is a beautiful tax building yeah
'1039.76': it's tax season now in the u.s we just
'1043.28': finished in japan
'1045.36': i'm looking for the monument maybe
'1046.72': they've they've moved it but this used
'1048.48': to be
'1049.76': a shin tomiza
'105.2': you would go to tokyo disneyland
'1052.799': i believe is what it was called
'1053.84': shintomiza which is the kabuki
'1056.08': theater for this area
'1059.679': so let me see if i can find it here
'1066.08': the chuo metropolitan taxation office
'107.92': here's shintomicho so it's not that far
'1070.4': sounds exciting
'1073.84': all right maybe this is it here
'1078.72': yeah here's the sign so they kind of
'1080.799': moved to the side
'1081.84': this is the former site of shintomiza
'1086.88': and hnl808 thank you
'1090.48': for fighting it out
'1093.679': archong 89 i first discovered you when
'1095.679': you took us to the hidden shrine and
'1096.96': akihabara use this to get some pastries
'1098.72': at the bakery
'1099.6': okay i'll do that for kanai figures
'110.159': away from chiba
'1101.44': crossed that borders
'1102.96': reopened this fall absolutely i'll try
'1105.28': to address some of your questions the
'1106.48': end of this maybe in about 10 15 minutes
'1109.12': look at the picture here and how vibrant
'1112.559': life was on this street now it's very
'1114.64': business-like
'1115.679': but back then this was an entertainment
'1117.44': district
'1118.72': again you have kabukiza which is the
'112.079': there's ginza ichomei ginza and
'1120.559': main theater in ginza which
'1122.0': is still standing but been reconstructed
'1124.0': many times it's a very modern building
'1125.679': now
'1126.559': and you had a bunch of other theaters in
'1128.96': this area this is the theater area
'1131.44': and they're all gone except for kabukiza
'1134.64': let's read what they have here there's
'1136.16': not a lot of information
'1137.76': in english on this and i'm i'm kind of
'114.64': yurakucho are two stops right in the
'1140.0': stunned that they
'1141.36': have an english sign they didn't have
'1142.72': that before shinto miza
'1144.88': is the kabuki theater built in manji iii
'1147.679': which is 1660.
'1149.44': i didn't i didn't know what the manji
'1151.52': era this is the first time reading this
'1153.6': and the kobe kicho 5 currently ginza 6
'1158.0': as taking over moritaza another theater
'116.56': center so it's just one
'1161.44': ending with za usually theater zamoto
'1164.24': the responsible position of the
'1165.6': performance maritasa
'1168.0': had been taken by morita kanya in
'1170.32': generations kabuki actors family handed
'1172.799': down
'1173.44': from from age to age i guess they didn't
'1176.4': they didn't research the age
'1178.96': moritas have moved to the saruwaka
'118.159': one stop away from ginza which is pretty
'1182.4': currently ascusa title ward in temple 14
'1187.52': the temple would be the reign of the
'1190.24': that emperor
'1192.4': then one character of its name was
'1194.16': changed from mori
'1195.44': to mori that's interesting mori means
'1198.72': forest and this is
'120.24': incredible
'1200.08': mam mori which means protection
'1203.039': pronunciation remains unchanged in
'1204.799': onsei five other like i don't know i
'1207.76': don't remember
'1208.32': before meiji was on say i guess and
'121.36': it's not too far away from where i live
'1211.6': meiji five
'1212.72': morita kanye 12th generation moved
'1214.64': aggressively so the english seems like
'1216.08': it was google translated that's
'1218.84': interesting
'122.96': and if you keep on going straight i'll
'1220.72': all right this is the important part the
'1222.0': theater had been the center of the
'1223.2': kabuki performance till kabukiza was
'1225.28': opened in meiji 22.
'1226.88': so before kabukiza in 1889 this was the
'1230.4': big
'1230.799': hub for kabuki this tax building which
'1234.159': is
'1234.48': kind of boring looking and
'1238.96': i hope they didn't hear me they might
'124.24': take you all the way out to saitama
'1240.159': audit me after that
'1242.0': um then unfortunately it was burnt down
'1245.44': by the great kanto earthquake in 1923 or
'1248.559': taisho 12.
'125.92': which is called the wakoshi
'1250.4': the flourishing atmosphere of the day
'1251.84': could be imagined from the wood block
'1253.679': print in the meiji era
'1255.52': so this is it and it is pretty and i
'1257.919': think it's important for you to know
'1259.6': the history of tokyo that doesn't exist
'1262.32': anymore because you can feel it in the
'1264.0': streets if you knew what was here
'1266.4': you know that people look like that
'1268.24': which is kind of
'127.84': really pretty town not so far from some
'1270.88': strange
'1274.32': the whole actors assembly that's what
'1276.32': they are there
'1278.24': at shinto miza so this is the original
'1284.08': you wouldn't know it looking at the
'1285.52': street today in the 21st century huh
'1290.08': that this was the the entertainment hub
'1292.08': of the city of edel
'1294.799': you don't as strange that they put they
'1297.36': they mixed entertainment with the tax
'1299.12': building that just doesn't make
'1300.4': sense to me i don't know it's kind of
'1302.84': weird
'1305.52': all right let's walk down some of these
'1306.799': alleys here
'131.039': big attractions
'1311.76': colors of seraphina welcome a new
'1314.4': traveler
'1316.0': very cool
'1319.52': it is a nice building this is and i
'132.08': in saitama
'1322.72': i came this way from purpose um
'1326.32': i don't know just if if you if you are
'1329.28': if you are thinking of staying in in
'1331.039': tokyo this might be
'1332.0': one of the options shin tomicho does not
'1333.84': have the name brand of ginza
'1335.76': but this is walking distance to ginza
'1338.0': and walking distance to tokyo station
'1339.84': and nihombashi
'1341.039': and there's an apa hotel here it's
'1344.24': quite large and if you find this in one
'1347.12': of the hotels that is available because
'1349.28': i believe tokyo is going to get really
'1350.559': crowded again with tourism as soon as
'1352.08': they open up
'1353.2': maybe in the fall this might be one of
'1355.919': your options
'1356.64': it's a it's a quiet neighborhood the
'1359.28': subway station
'136.4': and i get these flyers all the time for
'1360.08': is very close so there's a lot of things
'1362.32': going for it
'1363.36': except that it's a you know up a hotel
'1366.4': which means it's very small and cramped
'1371.36': but usually affordable 5 500 yen a room
'1375.039': in low season all right let's go through
'1376.96': the down this alley
'1379.52': because you see more of these these a
'138.48': broser's hamburger i never heard of them
'1381.679': mix of architecture which is why i love
'1383.919': this region right now
'1385.12': i think in about 10 years we're gonna
'1387.12': lose all of these
'1388.72': older low-rise buildings that were built
'1390.559': in the showa era
'1391.919': for more of the high-rise ones like this
'1393.76': little shack here probably the last
'1395.84': owner
'1396.799': is in his 80s or 90s and as soon as he
'140.239': but the burgers look
'1401.28': i don't know moves on it'll be sold off
'1405.12': probably by the kids and
'1406.32': the money will be used uh i don't know
'1409.039': build another house somewhere else
'141.28': really really good
'1412.0': but they'll build a big apartment
'1413.52': complex here that's what they usually do
'1417.12': there's another low showa era building
'1419.919': right there
'1420.48': looks like maybe 1960s
'1427.52': and behind it some shacks wow looks like
'1431.12': a little family business
'1433.2': wholesalers
'1439.679': i don't really have a lot of reasons to
'1441.12': come this way so i don't that often
'1443.6': this looks like because of the cardboard
'1445.279': boxes here part of the
'1446.72': part of that wholesaler here
'1450.96': let's keep on moving
'1462.72': diana leave from hong kong's in the
'1464.32': house sending some love with pear man
'1471.76': gaming monderox welcome from south
'1474.0': dakota glad
'1475.279': to catch you live before work you're
'1478.159': working awfully late
'148.48': so up we go into the neighborhood we're
'1480.64': just like i'm working awfully early
'1494.24': i don't know what that is there's a lot
'1496.0': of like like cellars for things here
'1498.64': again this area um in chua ward
'150.64': gonna be going out of exit number four
'1501.84': known for being near skiji market it was
'1504.64': also known as one of the marketplaces
'1506.24': nihonbashi used to be
'1507.6': the fish market but it moved in 1923
'1510.799': after the great
'1511.76': uh kanto earthquake this lot looks like
'1515.2': it's open
'1516.24': somebody's gonna be building something
'1517.6': there so the neighborhood isn't
'1520.159': is in change i don't think shintomicho
'1523.039': has much of a personality when they took
'1524.96': away the
'1525.679': kabuki theater it really did change
'153.519': which is a little bit of ways from where
'1531.44': i'm talking like in the taisho era a
'1533.2': hundred years ago and since then
'1535.6': there's a ladder that's probably the
'1537.279': reason you haven't heard of shintomicho
'1540.84': before
'1542.799': but it's a residential place too there
'1545.12': are houses here
'155.599': most of the people get on for
'1550.559': and again it's a pretty nice place to
'1553.039': live look at that
'1556.4': they really like cats
'156.8': shintomicho and there's a reason why
'1560.0': it's a pretty nice place to live
'1567.52': that was nice so we had somebody who who
'1569.279': came to say hi was watching the live
'1570.799': stream in the area
'1574.48': appa totally is owns this area
'1577.679': look at this
'1581.84': um alex writes in is this a touristy
'1583.919': area i wouldn't say so
'1585.84': i think it's again like a lot of people
'1588.159': don't know about it but because
'1589.76': tokyo is just overcrowded overflowing
'1592.159': with people
'1593.36': especially tourist hotels a lot of it
'1596.4': has moved into into this region because
'1598.88': it is pretty central
'160.879': how you doing everybody
'1600.64': i love how look at this on the side of
'1602.32': the streets in the middle middle of the
'1603.76': city center
'1605.039': and that looks like a parking garage
'1606.4': right there you just have somebody
'1608.799': a resident of this house likes to put
'1610.799': their plants here on the side
'1612.24': add some greenery to what otherwise
'1614.48': would be
'1615.44': an asphalt jungle very nice
'1618.72': and no no one steals anything like this
'1627.039': this is hachobori shintomicho so we're
'1629.52': very close between
'1631.36': two stations hachobori which is jr and
'1635.279': i believe uh hibiya line and then
'1637.52': shintomicho which is the yurakucho line
'1639.919': so it makes it pretty in
'1641.039': pretty convenient to put a hotel right
'1642.799': here in this spot
'1644.96': but i don't think the upper chain is
'1646.72': doing very well hey there's a post box
'1650.559': speaking of posts
'1654.32': i just released the new
'1658.72': postcards it's got the shinkansen on it
'166.319': hey i see tasty chronicles in the house
'1661.919': and you can get one too if you join our
'1664.48': patreon
'1665.84': it's like god do yourself so i'll plug
'1668.08': here this is the tokaido
'1670.72': tohoku shinkansen um in tokiwa green
'1674.48': departing from tokyo station has a
'1676.159': reflection of it on the in one that's
'1677.679': departing and one that was
'1679.2': still waiting for customers i use the
'1682.399': stamps here
'1683.36': this one's unsent here but this stamp is
'1687.52': oh what's the name of this game all of
'1689.12': the stamps come from a series
'1690.96': on tohoku representing symbols from the
'1693.52': great north of japan so
'1695.279': if you get the postcard you'll be
'1696.399': getting a stamp and a postmark from
'1698.0': tokyo
'1701.12': actually tokyo station because it's
'1702.64': right next to the shinkansen
'1708.24': shogi right my mind's not working today
'1712.48': shogi is a is a game of war
'1715.6': it sounds cool when you say it like that
'1718.32': so this is hachobori going in this
'1720.08': direction
'1720.64': i've taken you on live streams around
'1722.0': here and there's some pretty good
'1724.08': um niche restaurants
'1727.2': in the hachobori area that you would
'1730.559': might not know about because again like
'1732.72': everybody's in shibuya they're in
'1734.399': shinjuku they're in these areas
'1737.279': being out here is it's different it's
'1739.039': fresh it's quieter
'1745.44': there's a taibashi we're going now
'1747.2': towards the samida river
'1755.279': i could you know um when you think of
'1758.799': shogi i always think of akita i believe
'1762.0': up in akita that's where they have um
'1765.84': a station a train station that is famous
'1769.2': for
'1769.52': shogi i forget what it's called
'1774.24': was it akita or iwate i guess i can't
'1778.84': remember
'178.56': just a quick quiz right here do you see
'1780.0': but they had a clock that was shaped
'1781.44': like a shogi shogi piece
'1786.399': the station is very proud of their shogi
'1788.24': heritage
'1789.919': that might be pretty good to bring up in
'1791.36': a live stream
'180.0': on the sign here what are these things
'1805.279': um also in this area oh this is the this
'1808.0': is this is the french place
'1816.64': this is the french place yeah i ate
'1819.76': i ate here with my buddy simon before he
'182.4': do you know what they are
'1822.799': went back to canada last year
'1824.799': it was it was not too bad my son
'1828.32': michelle i think michelle that was
'1831.2': really good
'1834.32': wow it just like it hit me i parked my
'1837.44': bike right there
'1840.48': you've gone by wow
'185.84': you get these at japanese shrines and
'1853.279': this is one of my favorite vending
'1854.799': machine drinks the gokuri
'1857.84': has anyone had this before
'1870.32': this one doesn't this is an older
'1871.76': machine it doesn't take
'1875.84': it doesn't take uh suica or anything
'188.239': they're called
'1884.88': i'm getting some change sonny
'1889.279': oh look at the little teeny matcha tea
'189.599': omamori it's kind of cool that they put
'1891.44': pet bottles
'1906.159': oh my gosh
'191.84': these in english on the poster do you
'1918.24': that's a lot of coins why doesn't this
'1920.559': is what i want when i go to do gachapon
'1922.64': i always get a 500 yen coin which is
'1924.799': worthless
'1929.919': this is one of the first drinks that i
'193.36': have omamori
'1931.36': had when i came to japan
'1933.6': out of the vending machine and i was
'1935.279': really really pleased with it it's made
'1936.96': by sun torti
'1939.2': it's a good one speaking of drink
'194.319': and i guess because people can't go to
'1942.64': vending machines they're refilling one
'1945.12': right now
'1949.279': a lot of coffee coffee in the back
'195.76': the shrines maybe they have them
'1951.279': georgia coffee
'1952.88': pretty interesting
'1958.88': nothing too new right now
'196.8': digitally now which would be pretty cool
'1962.799': every now and then you'll find something
'1964.24': that's really out of sight
'1970.32': okay let's keep going this direction
'1975.6': see what we can find
'198.72': digital omamori i don't even think it
'1992.159': this is a nice corner to have a drink
'1994.559': watch the guy
'1996.24': fix the electrical wires
'200.56': counts if you don't go to the shrine
'2001.2': that's how i like to spend my afternoons
'2017.279': this is good
'2020.399': it's really good um the baby's doing
'2023.519': fine i appreciate a lot of you asking
'2026.24': um i haven't been getting a lot of sleep
'2028.399': but neither is kanai we've been doing
'2029.76': our best
'203.44': all right there's a gates one through
'2030.88': the little guy is is uh starting to
'2033.039': develop inside
'2034.48': he's got gas something that all parents
'2037.76': uh know what i'm talking about
'2040.96': more than me and i'm very proud of him
'2043.76': for
'2044.159': for that it's quite loud too frank the
'2046.88': tank is here
'2048.8': what's your favorite three japanese
'205.599': three is very central and it's for the
'2050.24': beers do you want me to rank them in
'2051.76': order for you frank
'2053.76': um you know it changes all the time
'2056.879': it used to be keaton but now it's it's
'2059.04': probably
'2061.359': wow i like the sapporo red star
'2064.879': i like asahi super dry they have this
'2067.28': fujiyama beer which is really good it's
'2069.119': almost like a craft beer
'207.36': city ward
'2070.639': the asahi fujiyama and um
'2074.32': yeah keaton kitten ichiban is just
'2076.56': really good it's a clear taste too
'2078.8': pretty good pretty good stuff so i'll
'208.159': chuoku which is a two award we're gonna
'2081.119': probably go right now
'2082.48': sapporo asahi keating but when i first
'2084.96': came here it was
'2085.679': keating
'2088.96': so it changes
'2092.639': it's like do you like miller light or do
'2094.48': you like michelob
'2095.919': or do you like budweiser it's just it's
'2098.64': hard to uh
'210.72': be going towards
'2100.8': hard to say
'2106.0': okay let me put this in my bag
'2110.56': looks like hiding behind this tree
'2116.16': um it's lunchtime right now so we have a
'2118.079': lot of people
'2119.76': a lot of business people out and about
'212.4': exit 4 and there's a reason why
'2121.359': getting bentos which means
'2123.76': um this supermarket here
'2127.04': so and shintomicho you're not gonna find
'2129.119': a lot of supermarkets
'2131.839': but this is one of them and um you know
'2134.8': when you
'2135.68': when you live in in the center of the
'2137.44': city things are kind of
'2139.2': more expensive maybe by 15
'2143.04': more sometimes 20. i don't know it just
'2145.119': depends
'2148.32': it's just hard to find things but you
'2150.079': can always find a supermarket in the
'2152.079': department stores in the basement
'2154.96': so even in central ginza you'll be able
'2156.64': to get some groceries but
'2158.079': that is not the ideal place to be
'2159.68': grocery shopping
'2162.24': not at all
'2170.839': champagne
'2174.4': met the baby they have but not on my
'2176.16': side we're trapped and we can't go to
'2178.4': the united states yet it's kind of hard
'2181.2': it's kind of hard right now
'2185.359': they meet via facetime taylor
'2188.88': writes in here happy to hear leo rio leo
'2191.359': rio and
'2192.32': and uh can i are doing well i'm planning
'2194.8': to come to
'2195.52': tokyo in october if it's allowed which
'2197.44': area of tokyo would you
'2198.64': recommend getting a hotel in um you know
'2201.44': that's a good question
'2203.119': when people ask me that i i just i i
'2206.079': think
'2206.4': boy i don't really want to make a
'2207.76': recommendation because
'2209.599': i know that um everybody's different
'2212.4': everybody has a different personality
'2214.0': than me that's something that i'm very
'2216.079': mindful of and
'2217.839': you know if you're looking for if this
'2219.119': is your first time in tokyo and you're
'2220.4': looking for the bright lights and
'2222.079': being close to in the middle of
'2223.839': everything then
'2225.2': yeah maybe shibuya is the place for you
'2227.119': i don't know
'2228.4': but for me if you're asking what i would
'2230.8': do
'2231.839': this is a little community message board
'2234.079': that looks like that's been here since
'2235.92': for the last 50 years
'2240.839': interesting i like the little details
'2243.359': it's easy for you to miss these
'2246.16': these little things like a message board
'2249.52': but a lot of character in the in the
'2254.839': metal
'2261.119': i like i always prefer to stay up in
'2263.44': asakusa
'2264.8': asakusa up there in taito ward
'2268.0': it's quiet it's cultural meaning you'll
'2270.64': see
'2271.76': a lot of old buildings a lot of
'2274.4': traditional restaurants up there
'2276.4': it's quieter way way quieter and it's on
'2279.68': the ginza line
'2280.96': which will take you through ginza
'2282.72': shimbashi and shibuya
'2284.56': so you can get back without having to
'2286.48': change lines to your hotel if you want
'2288.079': to go to shibuya
'2289.2': it just takes about 30 minutes 35
'229.44': you can see here the tokyo network is
'2291.119': minutes on the the ginza line to get
'2293.04': back to asakusa
'2295.839': in the morning it's so peaceful there
'2297.599': too and you only really see it
'2299.68': if you stay there
'2306.4': all right so exactly how expensive are
'2308.56': apartments here
'231.2': pretty thorough
'2310.16': well i'm glad that i asked
'2313.599': this is a 2k which is two rooms here you
'2316.72': have a
'2317.92': a living and a kitchen sort of together
'232.48': i'll start with the blinking let's look
'2321.359': and then you have a tatami room this
'2322.72': would be the bedroom right here six
'2324.56': tatami mats
'2325.76': six and a half to tommy mats 2.4 tatami
'2328.64': mats
'2329.599': and i guess a little closet here there's
'233.92': down here at this map it's in english
'2331.76': a toilet with a walk-in
'2333.599': sink so usually the sink and the toilet
'2336.64': are separated so this might be
'2338.96': an older place and it is from 1984
'2342.88': and that's what the building looks like
'2344.96': they want one month of of key money and
'2347.119': one month of
'2348.64': um security deposit shikikin and 18
'2352.8': and it's 35 meters squared it looks
'2355.28': pretty
'2355.839': clean i don't know what do you think
'2358.88': the price is 1 200 a month
'236.159': um in the whole scheme of things let's
'2363.76': depending on the exchange rate uh
'2366.88': more importantly how far is it it's
'2369.2': three minutes from skiji station on foot
'2371.599': and one minute to shin tomicho
'2373.359': station so that's very convenient
'2376.8': i don't know that's kind of small
'238.64': see here
'2380.32': what else they got here this is even
'2383.119': smaller it's a one
'2384.32': room it's seven hundred dollars
'2387.44': seventy thousand yen or about seven
'2388.8': hundred dollars depending on the
'2389.76': exchange rate maybe six hundred fifty
'2390.96': dollars right now
'2392.48': that's it that is so small what
'2396.88': this is a balcony this is the main room
'2399.839': and
'240.08': shibuya would be right here shinjuku
'2400.56': there's no and here's a little burner
'2402.48': for kitchen
'2403.599': the toilet and the sink are together
'2405.599': like really really close
'2407.92': here's the door and i guess you put the
'2409.68': shoes here and there's a closet
'2412.4': that's it that i could not live there
'2415.44': it's three minutes walk from um
'2418.88': from the station
'2422.96': yeah kayabacho station three-minute walk
'2425.839': which is where the
'2426.96': the tokyo stock exchange is so i don't
'243.599': this is the imperial palace which is
'2430.16': know it looks kind of nice
'2432.56': what do you think i mean if you're
'2435.28': single in your 20s maybe
'2438.24': you have to do laundry in a laundry room
'2440.24': and that's part of the building
'2441.52': the building's a little bit old it was
'2443.359': it's uh it's not as old as i am
'2445.76': 1977 april was built 23 square meters is
'2449.76': the space
'245.28': where the emperor lives
'2450.88': so this room is a little bit bigger than
'2452.8': than
'2454.079': than you think i think it's a little bit
'2456.48': more spacious
'2457.44': i'm sure they're using a wide lens on
'2459.44': that one
'246.72': and we are at shintomicho which is right
'2461.92': i bet they're using a wide lens to give
'2463.52': it some space this one is more
'2466.96': is a very interesting shape here this is
'2468.88': about seventeen thousand
'2470.88': seven hundred uh this is about one
'2473.359': thousand
'2474.56': seven hundred dollars a month a one ldk
'2477.2': living dining kitchen
'2479.44': and it's got a very unique shape to it
'248.879': here and the yakuto line runs pretty
'2482.16': this is nine tatami mats which is quite
'2484.16': spacious
'2485.599': uh together with this one which is seven
'2487.44': so there you have 16 already
'2489.359': four and a half for this room there's a
'2492.56': kitchen here so the kitchen
'2494.319': i like this so you can you can uh this
'2497.119': is living dining kitchen this one room
'2499.2': is all of that
'2500.0': and it's a no smoking apartment complex
'2503.52': it has bicycle space
'2506.96': and it's a relatively new building 2004
'2509.68': june
'251.2': straight across the city going
'2510.16': 50 square meters 10th floor is available
'2513.119': for this price
'2514.319': i think it's i think it's not too bad of
'2517.44': a deal the place looks fairly new hmm
'252.879': um going right past the imperial palace
'2522.72': interesting so that's what's available
'2524.64': around here
'2533.52': oh wow they're selling strawberries oh
'2535.92': they got watermelons out
'2541.599': look at the strawberries up there this
'2544.16': the prices have been slashed
'2548.64': all right the last part i want last
'255.68': and then it starts to go up towards
'2550.24': place i want to show you
'2552.0': is in this direction
'2559.2': i love these neighborhood walks all
'2560.64': emanating from a station
'2566.88': if you like disney road walks too and
'2568.319': you share and you share that enthusiasm
'257.12': ikebukuro
'2570.72': click that like button appreciate it
'2573.68': very much
'2574.72': um this is harumi dori it's going
'2577.359': straight here this will take you to
'2578.4': tsukishima
'2579.599': and the sumida river you make a left
'258.799': so it's a pretty convenient line and i
'2581.44': towards monzen nakacho right to
'2583.04': kachidoki as the sign says
'2584.96': and there was a yellow hummer that went
'2586.96': by which is kind of cool looking car
'2590.8': we're now going to go up onto the bridge
'2593.599': and i want to show you the tokyo sky
'2595.119': tree from the sumida river
'2597.119': it's beautiful on a day like this i
'2598.64': think it's going to be pretty to see
'260.959': live in this area so
'2601.04': to the right where we started the live
'2602.72': stream is
'2605.119': st luke's hospital
'2608.16': so leo was born here
'2612.0': it's a very relaxing area once you get
'2614.64': past that traffic light it gets super
'2616.4': quiet not a lot of traffic in there
'2618.48': there's an emergency room it's a private
'262.56': it's kind of like my backyard
'2620.319': hospital
'2627.52': whoa food truck
'2631.359': that is awesome paella food truck
'2638.88': very cool very cool all right let's get
'2641.839': moving
'2645.52': i like to see people
'2649.359': selling food on the street i promise and
'2652.96': i would get a rebento
'2654.72': so i know a good bento shop in the
'266.08': inside of sintomicho is a bakery
'2660.839': neighborhood
'2663.52': nova khd hi john my mom suffered a
'2667.44': stroke two years ago and has been
'2669.28': bedridden
'2670.079': since then she loves watching your
'2671.839': videos and has always tuned
'2673.2': always tunes in during your livestream
'2674.88': she wants me to donate 100
'2676.4': for your newly born child and get
'2678.4': whatever you see fit please say hello to
'2680.24': her
'2680.96': her name is grace hi grace
'2685.76': hi grace i hope you're doing well
'2689.359': you picked a very beautiful day to come
'2691.44': to tokyo with me check it out we got a
'2693.28': blue sky
'2694.079': here and i'm about to take you
'2697.119': to see one of the one of my favorite
'2699.76': places
'270.08': oh let's just take a quick look i
'2701.28': a bridge with a beautiful view of the
'2704.16': skytree
'2707.04': so thank you so much for that
'2714.56': you have a lot of people here that are
'2715.92': watching too saying hi to you grace
'2718.48': we have maybe one of the best
'272.72': haven't been here
'2720.24': communities i like to think we have the
'2721.52': best community on youtube everyone's so
'273.44': i haven't been here since last year but
'2730.839': friendly
'2736.8': all right so you can see here you can
'2738.64': get on to the bridge
'274.639': it looks like they put plastic in there
'2740.0': if you're a car but we can't do that but
'2742.8': luckily
'2743.76': in about a hundred meters which an
'2746.4': olympic
'2747.04': sprinter could get in to in nine seconds
'2749.599': it's gonna take us like a minute
'2752.079': but it's gonna be it's a lot better than
'2755.04': minutes a lot better
'2756.0': when it's sunny out here
'276.88': whoa check out these cherry blossom
'2774.72': that's towards st luke's hospital
'278.56': looking uh croissants
'2784.24': wow it is it's just chilly enough where
'2786.64': you need a jacket
'2788.72': but it's warm enough that it makes you
'2790.72': feel so alive
'2792.88': i could wear shorts but today i choose
'2794.96': not to
'2798.48': another great contrast here look at
'28.84': this
'2800.079': those beautiful flowers
'2802.319': right there that's a brand new apartment
'2805.839': complex i think that's
'2807.48': 2007 i believe that one was built
'281.12': i'm gonna have to stop on my way back
'2810.4': because i was looking at that as maybe a
'2812.24': place to live but the prices were
'2813.839': ridiculous and then you have these
'2815.839': low-rise buildings here from the showa
'2817.92': period
'2818.96': maybe 19 1940s or 50s right after world
'282.88': here and they have cherry blossoms on
'2822.88': war ii looks like they're put up
'2824.56': this style here which is built i think
'2826.56': it's like
'2828.16': three floors and then the slope i see a
'2830.64': lot of buildings like that
'2832.24': and i always wonder why they sloped it
'2834.88': like this so that's a question i'm gonna
'2836.24': have to ask some of the
'2838.16': architectures
'284.479': top of these ampon
'2842.319': there's a lot of history in how the
'2845.52': the building codes are set up in tokyo
'2847.839': again it's an ancient city
'2850.079': with a lot of buildings that are still
'2852.079': very old
'2853.44': so it's those old traditional laws
'2857.119': some of them are still in place like the
'2859.76': one in akihabara with the secret shrine
'286.16': which look beautiful look at that
'2861.599': in the back there
'2862.88': that is an actual public road now public
'2866.4': roads are supposed to be i think a meter
'2868.0': at least a meter wide but this one is
'2869.839': not
'2871.04': so it's it's grandfathered in
'2875.04': making it one of the most unique public
'2877.52': roads in the city of tokyo which
'2879.44': is just an alley
'2882.88': by today's standard
'2886.4': whoa
'2890.559': very modern look
'2898.16': here's a brand new restaurant
'2904.88': serving some lunch right now it's five
'2907.04': or six customers in there
'291.6': i have a point card for this place and
'2910.88': all right so it's gonna move on here
'2913.119': we're gonna go up this
'2915.359': up this uh stairwell and then look back
'2918.88': at a beautiful sight on the river
'2921.28': hopefully it's not too windy up there
'2923.76': ruins with the audio a little bit runs
'2926.0': the audio
'2929.599': this cherry blossom season is done here
'293.12': they have three different kinds of melon
'2933.2': and you can see that that tree right
'2934.72': there over the stairwells i used to walk
'2936.4': that
'2936.72': when i came here daily to say hi to
'2938.72': kanai when she was in the hospital
'294.88': pond
'2940.8': the blossoms are gone now maybe there's
'2942.4': a couple that are still hanging on there
'2944.16': we'll try to find them
'2948.96': ah
'295.6': this one looks like a kocha or or
'2954.8': i love the recycling bins all over the
'2956.96': city like this
'2971.52': this is where the ferry departed back in
'2974.8': the old days
'2976.48': showa 28 which is um
'298.639': tea flavored and chocolate flavored
'2981.76': gosh i don't know the 1930s maybe 1940s
'2985.28': early 40s
'2986.559': you can see the boats crossing the
'2988.24': samida river and you're gonna get a
'2989.44': better sense of it when
'2990.4': in about two minutes when we get up
'2991.76': there but this is the
'2993.52': the pier the launching point for the
'2995.76': boats to go to an island called
'2998.4': sukuda and i'm going to show you that
'3.84': why 20.
'30.08': greetings and welcome to shintomicho
'3000.8': right now
'3002.4': i've been there a couple of times over
'3003.839': the last last few weeks
'3009.119': i don't see any any stragglers sometimes
'3012.48': you'll find one or two
'3013.52': oh there's one
'3016.96': a couple of blossoms that are still
'3018.4': hanging on do you see them in the center
'3020.72': kind of pinkish but they've all
'3025.119': including the petals you'll find a few
'3026.72': of them on the ground here
'3028.72': but most of them are gone too
'3032.88': it's sad we've spring is so delicate
'3045.599': all right here you go
'3048.96': grace get ready we're about to see a
'305.919': so that's what lawson's in here
'3050.72': really beautiful view
'3061.92': this is one of the dozens of bridges
'3064.96': that cross
'3066.079': the samita river
'3069.44': the main river through the city of tokyo
'3078.8': oh yes oh do you see it do you see it
'3081.839': all right cool we're gonna have a double
'3083.28': whammy
'3086.319': this is where the fairy crossed and this
'3088.96': island here is called scuda
'3090.88': and this is where i've been walking
'3092.4': around showing you the cherry blossoms
'3094.0': about a month ago right there it's all
'3096.16': green now
'310.88': let's go out exit 4.
'3106.559': and in about five seconds you're gonna
'3110.24': see
'3110.559': a double whammy because i'm pointing the
'3113.76': camera
'3114.96': right here because you know what's
'3116.319': coming underneath us right now
'3120.0': i could hear it rumbling
'3123.76': a boat that needs no introduction
'3128.96': but it's taking its bloody time
'3137.28': where art down you boat
'3145.04': ah space boat
'3158.72': i can't do space music with an air
'3161.04': guitar it's impossible
'3164.96': a space boat makes its way down the
'3167.44': samina river
'3170.48': you will see in the next 10 seconds or
'3172.64': less
'3175.839': the tokyo skytree
'3180.559': we call this shot the double whammy
'3207.119': makes an arch turning a little bit to
'3209.28': the right
'3210.88': to go underneath chuo bridge
'3215.839': will eventually end its ride
'3219.28': right outside of oscusa
'3222.8': the house for the food and drink fun
'3224.48': john that's going straight to
'3226.079': to kanai's lunch
'3230.0': thank you for that and grace yours is
'3233.52': going towards
'3235.839': cover beef ups at the house please show
'3237.28': us the wisteria blooming
'3239.119': if you get a chance i absolutely will
'324.88': now this is a this exit has been redone
'3241.44': i'm i'm going to be going up north to
'3243.359': tohoku because i have to
'3244.88': for a video that i'm producing
'3248.48': these are challenging times because of
'3251.04': the fourth wave but
'3252.8': i got to get the shot so probably going
'3254.8': next week
'3256.8': um and you and you're coming with me so
'3258.559': you'll get a chance to see some of the
'3260.079': blossoms blooming up north a little bit
'3262.559': near near the sendai area
'3266.48': but countryside i'm not going to be
'3268.079': going to the city this is a really
'327.6': recently
'3270.16': beautiful park here
'3271.52': um you can see there's a lighthouse this
'3273.28': is where the boats used to depart
'3275.68': that would cross across cut across the
'3277.52': samida river
'3281.839': and uh it's just such a beautiful place
'3283.76': on a day like this
'3284.88': you can get a boxed lunch this is why
'3287.04': you should stay in this area
'3288.64': get a box lunch and just sit along the
'3290.559': river and watch the boats go by
'3292.16': but i would recommend cutting coming
'3293.44': across the bridge and sitting there
'3294.64': because they have picnic tables
'3296.319': over on the other side and you can eat a
'3298.319': in a bento and kids can play in the
'33.12': this is a neighborhood in the city of
'330.4': because of the tokyo olympics coming
'3300.16': grass there
'3301.2': there's a playground just just a little
'3304.4': bit over to the right near
'3306.0': tsukishima station which is on the
'3307.44': yurakucho line
'3309.599': it's a beautiful area of the city
'3316.079': any last questions before we end this
'3317.92': live stream
'3322.16': i'm here for you
'3329.2': hey heir to the ron here's for the wipes
'3331.599': to clean here
'3332.559': monkey there's nobody here all right
'3335.92': aaron aaron the air buggy's maiden
'3339.28': voyage
'3339.76': was it was spectacular i posted a
'334.0': a lot of the subway stations
'3342.079': picture of it on the in
'3343.52': in the discord server um actually i
'3345.76': think i have the
'3346.559': if you want to see aaron's aaron's air
'3349.68': buggy for leo i actually have the link
'3352.96': here
'3354.559': check out our discord community i like
'3356.4': to go analog here
'3357.599': yeah this is a free invitation um it's
'3359.76': free
'3360.88': some people add this as a perk but you
'3362.64': could you could see this on
'3364.079': in the um photos and videos and in the
'3366.319': general chat i'll put post a picture of
'3367.76': the aaron
'3368.72': buggy for leo it's so cute i'll put a
'3370.64': picture of leo in there too if you want
'3372.079': to take a look and see how he's doing
'3373.92': i'll put that on the discord server a
'3375.599': good reason for you to sign up and check
'3377.04': out
'3377.359': it's free i think the you can download
'3379.119': the app or something
'338.479': a lot of the subway stations have been
'3381.2': you can use it on the computer too
'3382.88': discord's kind of like
'3384.72': i don't know it's like this this
'3386.799': headquarters for everything that we do
'3388.839': now
'339.919': renovated mostly so they will be more
'3390.24': because you can chat in there and i
'3391.44': could do uh phone calls and video chats
'3393.52': and all this other stuff
'3398.24': that's doing pretty good the maiden
'3399.44': voyage was a big success so smooth the
'3402.16': aaron buggy is
'3403.68': jay jersey girl just stacking my money
'3406.319': so i can visit tohoku and totori
'3408.96': from salt lake city utah please please
'3411.68': come for a visit
'3412.64': uh when you do hit hitohoku but
'3415.76': gosh those places are great too i'm
'3418.72': actually going to be going that
'3419.599': direction in a couple of weeks too
'342.479': accessible to people that um
'3421.2': i got a project i'm filming near the
'3423.359': kansai region but not
'3424.72': near kobe inland top secret can't tell
'3428.24': you
'3429.2': but it's very near to tori
'3435.599': and betty c is the space boat a tour
'3437.839': boat that takes you sightseeing
'3439.92': the space boat is actually that's a good
'3442.48': question
'3443.119': space boat is actually um
'3446.799': it's a bus it's a it's a boat bus
'345.52': are disabled i know it's really hard
'3451.599': a floating bus it will take you from one
'3453.92': side of the city to the next but while
'3455.44': it's taking you
'3456.88': it will explain about the history of the
'3458.559': bridges inside so mostly tourists are
'3461.28': taking it but
'3462.079': i've seen some locals also jump on the
'3464.48': space boat
'3465.76': just because it's cool and it takes you
'3468.16': to a place that's very hard to get to
'3469.76': odaiba
'347.68': before the olympics a lot of the
'3471.119': which require from asakusa about the
'3473.839': same amount of time as taking the space
'3475.92': boat
'3476.72': so in the end it's a it's less crowded
'3480.24': more relaxed
'3480.96': to get jump on the space space from
'3482.96': asakusa to get to odaiba than it is to
'3484.72': try taking a train
'3486.319': and even if you take a taxi the prices
'3488.64': are so expensive
'349.039': stations were built in the 1980s and 70s
'3490.0': um it's not worth it whoa look at that
'3493.52': crow wow we just went under the water
'3497.76': do you see that
'35.92': tokyo
'3502.4': there was this black bird it looked like
'3504.319': a floating crow
'3506.4': it's gone you see it
'3511.2': it's not coming up for air anyways
'3512.799': anywhere
'3515.2': there's my shadow right there
'3519.2': i don't see that bird anywhere i saw it
'352.32': and they weren't really thinking of
'3521.28': for a second and it's just gone
'3523.44': it's like and it's like space boat
'3525.119': except space food doesn't dive
'353.919': accessibility um
'3530.079': that's weird i've seen those birds
'3533.04': before they're mythical it's like this
'3534.96': i think it's i think that that's what
'3536.799': they saw this loch ness monster i think
'3538.48': it was a just like a diving crow duck
'3541.92': i don't how does it stay under that long
'3544.799': is it sucking air from
'3546.319': like plankton or something
'355.84': back then but in this decade i believe
'3552.16': if it comes up for air in the next 10
'3553.92': seconds i'll show you the last thing i
'3555.68': do want to show you is this is where the
'3557.2': ducks
'3558.64': oh i found it it came back up
'3561.68': it does exist wow you totally move wow
'3564.88': it went under again
'3572.64': you saw that right
'3576.64': it swim from there from there to there
'3579.44': it was there
'358.4': tokyo is going to be one of become one
'3581.68': incredible this should be in the
'3583.04': olympics that over there on the
'3585.04': across is where the ducks hang out this
'3586.72': is a sanctuary for ducks
'3588.4': i would say sanctuary because you can
'359.919': of the most accessible places in the
'3590.24': taunt them from the other side of that
'3592.24': fence
'3593.04': it's true
'3596.48': there's one duck i guess um stretching
'3598.96': its wings all right folks that's all oh
'36.96': that a lot of people don't know about
'3601.04': it's back
'3604.88': what is that
'3608.319': wow
'361.44': world
'3612.16': it's gone again it's swam all the way
'3614.559': around under the water is aren't there
'3616.0': currents
'3618.96': it's a ufo bird
'362.24': for cities just because with the
'3623.599': it's a loon which makes sense looney
'3626.839': tunes
'3637.44': sorry the comrades are the birds that in
'364.319': paralympics coming here and
'3640.48': gifu they
'3641.44': strangle the neck with a with a tube so
'3643.52': that they can catch the fish
'3645.04': but they can't swallow it and then they
'3646.96': pull it out it's kind of cruel
'3648.64': but they've been doing that for
'3649.68': generations here
'3652.72': a komaron yeah not a crow that's a shame
'3657.2': is that a crow
'3660.319': no they're not out they're not invited
'3663.52': out here
'3664.559': all right folks that's about it that's
'3665.839': all that i have thanks for sharing your
'3667.119': afternoon your night with me wherever
'3668.64': you are in the world
'3669.52': i'll be taking another live stream
'3670.96': tomorrow and next week we're going to be
'3673.04': going traveling again
'3674.24': because of the pandemic i do apologize
'3676.079': they're not as exciting as the traveling
'3678.16': live streams from before
'3679.839': last year but we're going to make it
'3682.64': until we can travel again and then we're
'3684.24': gonna be back on the road quite a bit
'3686.319': it's good it's good that i can be home
'3687.76': more because you know
'3689.44': leo is just born and it's good to be you
'3691.2': have to be home now i gotta get my wife
'3693.04': some lunch
'3693.68': so thanks everybody for the support
'3694.96': grace thank you i hope you're doing well
'3697.28': i hope this made your day a little bit
'3698.96': better on the other side over there
'370.56': we are back one of the reasons why i
'3700.799': the pacific thanks everybody see you
'3702.64': tomorrow
'3706.0': skytree pretty cool
'372.4': wanted to take you to exit 4. you can
'374.8': hear the wind by here
'378.639': i wanted to take you to exit 4 because
'381.199': shin tomicho station
'383.039': connects with tsukiji station in a way
'39.28': the closing doors let's wait for the
'392.0': that's shintomicho this is exit 4. if
'394.24': you were to walk straight
'398.0': if you were to walk straight for i don't
'40.96': yorkshire's line to leave
'400.88': know about 100 meters
'402.4': or less you'll see uh tsukiji
'405.759': station
'406.319': which is on the hibiya line and let me
'408.479': zoom by there i don't have to actually
'409.84': walk over there
'411.199': do you see that in the distance that
'413.919': skiji station that's the hibiya line
'416.96': so
'420.96': many times i have to actually exit here
'423.68': to get to the hibia line which would
'425.36': take you to akihabara
'427.12': or towards um roppongi
'430.639': so that's uh it's good to know
'434.8': they don't connect underground they
'436.24': connect above ground
'440.8': so let's get moving there's a reason why
'443.52': i brought you to this one exit four
'446.08': not only is it a new exit it's really
'448.4': pretty looking
'450.0': it's part of the thumbnail it's also
'453.599': goes over the shitoko or exit for the
'457.36': highway that goes around the city of
'458.88': tokyo
'459.759': and this is the back entrance to
'463.28': shintomi inari shrine which we're gonna
'465.84': make a stop at
'476.4': if i pan over here to the right you're
'478.0': gonna see a big tall building in the
'479.599': distance
'481.44': that and the grounds be before it
'483.919': towards us
'485.039': is saint luke's hospital and this is a
'487.759': hospital that was set up uh
'489.84': over over a century ago by i believe it
'49.44': it's a neighborhood that i don't know
'493.199': was an american doctor
'494.639': this was where the american embassy was
'496.639': just in front of that building the first
'498.24': american embassy
'499.52': now it's been moved to akasaka but
'502.72': actually all the foreigners were in edo
'505.68': at the time
'506.4': were placed in tsukiji which is this
'508.8': area
'509.44': and once again if you just go straight
'512.24': for about
'513.2': 300 meters you get the tsukiji market
'517.36': pretty cool this is the exit ramp
'52.079': after
'52.48': the uh great the great
'521.039': for the shitoko or the tokyo highway
'525.36': many times i have to come out of here
'526.88': because i live in this area
'530.64': it dumps you right off and i believe
'532.48': this is just a runoff this used to be a
'534.08': river dried up
'535.76': the whole shutoko on this side the
'538.24': city's
'538.959': uh expressway use is a dried up river
'541.76': which they found
'542.72': by drying up the river they could uh
'545.6': they could sort of bypass
'547.04': all of these very ancient property
'55.52': kanto earthquake in 1923 a lot of it was
'550.08': rights
'551.44': because nobody owned the river so they
'553.04': dried up the river but the highway there
'554.959': so the highway actually meanders a
'557.36': little bit left and right
'559.68': and they built that very fast for the
'561.44': tokyo
'562.72': 1964 olympics
'567.76': and let's get moving
'571.2': that building in the distance is the
'572.88': chuoku or chu award
'574.959': city office and they have um
'578.0': satellite offices all around the ward
'580.0': it's not too big the central area
'582.0': most famous for nihombashi and
'585.519': our house we're now going into the back
'588.88': alleys here
'59.039': demolished
'59.84': naturally by the earthquake and then in
'598.88': we do have a very beautiful sunny day
'601.12': blue skies
'602.48': not a lot of wind here in japan
'605.6': in tokyo at the moment fair weather
'611.04': all right up this way i don't see the
'613.92': shrine this way
'615.12': up this way and what is that shop
'618.56': i'm always kind of interested looks
'62.239': uh
'62.879': the fire bombing of 1945 march 10th
'623.36': a yamaha something in the back alleys
'627.12': you're gonna find all sorts of unusual
'628.959': things
'629.839': restaurants that you didn't know existed
'633.44': as well as little neighborhood shrines
'636.48': and that's where we're headed to right
'637.68': now look at this meat veggie cheese
'639.92': bistro
'641.36': just in an alley it's closed right now
'646.56': until march march 21st it's closed wait
'649.76': it closed on march 21st oh
'651.68': that's a that's a shame over here on the
'654.56': right
'657.92': is a very old shrine
'66.479': a lot of that was also destroyed in this
'661.04': and you can see now it's it's just a
'662.72': neighborhood shrine it's surrounded by
'664.32': buildings
'666.399': um that were built up around it it's an
'669.68': ancient shrine
'671.12': and in japan they don't move the shrines
'672.959': they build around it they
'674.32': make sure they protect places like this
'679.36': although it's modern now and it's been
'68.159': area a lot of it is brand new this
'680.88': rebuilt many times
'682.72': it's still an inari shrine
'686.48': which i believe is the god of harvest
'688.0': and
'689.68': it's painted in this
'693.2': meaning like it's like the color of the
'694.959': sun and if you've ever been to kyoto's
'696.72': fushimi inari shrine
'698.399': that's the one with ten thousand gates
'70.32': neighborhood
'700.48': it's painted in the same color
'703.12': now there's only one gate here called a
'705.44': tori
'709.92': let's see if i have five yen on me
'71.2': we're going to be exploring everything
'715.6': oh my i don't they don't take suica
'717.76': either so we're gonna
'718.639': gonna pay our respects here i don't have
'72.88': above ground
'722.0': five yen
'723.12': ah it's a beautiful color
'726.72': and again like you can see the
'728.32': neighborhood houses are built around
'729.519': here and
'730.24': i think when you move to japan everybody
'732.639': especially english teachers or
'735.36': new residents or expats they find like
'737.76': walking around their neighborhood they
'739.04': find little places like this and it's
'74.88': and as i said you might not know about
'740.8': just so
'741.519': amazing to be uh like surrounded by
'744.399': something that's
'745.04': that's it feels so japanese right to be
'748.079': living next to a shrine no matter the
'749.839': size of it it doesn't matter
'751.36': joy writes in here cute shrine it
'753.279': absolutely is i can see little
'754.88': neighborhood cats hanging out there
'757.12': over here in the corner another um
'760.24': important part of the tsukiji area we
'762.079': know about the fish market
'764.24': and shintomicho would i believe
'767.44': is part of skiji you find a lot of
'77.04': this neighborhood
'770.399': organic and
'772.16': vegetable markets that's pretty
'774.88': interesting over there you find one
'776.16': right on the
'778.0': right near exit uh i think five here's a
'78.0': but you kind of do because it's in
'781.279': little shop here
'783.6': what are they selling
'789.68': it's called litus
'80.799': between
'800.16': i guess they're selling oh bakery items
'804.0': oh very cool
'807.839': there's some uh muffins
'811.36': and donuts and it's just this little
'814.32': teeny
'815.2': shop with a kitchen and a bakery in the
'817.68': back
'818.32': with an oven i guess you'd call it a
'82.08': so many big attractions like nihombashi
'820.399': kitchen right since it's
'822.56': that's pretty cool it's pretty modern
'824.079': too
'826.24': right next to it isn't i love this look
'828.079': check it out
'829.92': right next to that modern shop is this
'832.079': old
'832.959': wood wood and aluminum shack
'836.72': that looks like it was built in the
'838.24': showa period kind of a post
'84.56': tokyo station
'840.56': post world war ii looking building made
'843.839': really quickly
'845.04': living together with a modern bakery
'847.279': that is so
'848.72': that's this area of tokyo believe it or
'850.8': not
'854.32': tasty chronicles rights and go back to
'856.079': the shrine this is to cover the blessing
'859.279': all right you know what i'm going to
'86.24': tsukiji the old fish market was there
'860.24': loop back around because i got to go
'861.6': that direction anyways
'863.519': and i'll see if i can find 5 yen i got
'865.36': maybe we'll buy something at the vending
'866.8': machine and give something bigger than 5
'868.839': yen
'870.079': thanks tasty
'874.72': gmon threefold is here big cup of joe i
'878.16': could actually actually could use one
'879.76': brad fletcher
'880.88': glad i was able to catch some of the
'882.48': stream before heading to bed hope you
'883.839': and kanai and the baby are doing well
'885.199': we're doing great thanks for asking
'887.36': um i i wanted to do this stream a little
'889.12': bit earlier because i know a lot of
'89.92': and this is the old residential
'890.399': people on the east coast
'891.44': are always in bed when i stream at 2 pm
'893.6': but it's like prime time in california
'896.24': check that building out across the
'897.68': street this is what i'm talking about
'900.16': when i talk about the um
'902.88': um pre the
'906.0': uh post canto earthquake buildings
'909.519': they're built in the 1930s it's a shame
'91.2': neighborhood where st luke's hospital is
'911.44': that that vans
'912.48': right in front of it this one was built
'914.56': in the 1930s
'916.48': following the great kanto earthquake
'920.399': uh and the thing with the earthquake was
'922.079': it wasn't the quake itself that
'924.0': destroyed
'925.04': everything it was the subsequent fires
'928.399': that wiped out a lot of the city and
'930.399': killed so many people people were
'931.519': jumping in the rivers to try to escape
'933.199': it but
'935.04': i've seen the pictures of it at the
'937.279': museum
'938.56': it's a horrible sight but just pan
'94.24': and that's the station layout and we're
'940.959': around
'941.839': everything is brand new the result of
'945.279': you know the uh earthquake
'948.56': and the fire bombings of 1945 which were
'950.959': were absolutely
'952.8': just flattened this area of the city
'956.16': and then i'm really glad that this
'958.8': building
'959.759': i'm guessing survived the firebombings
'96.0': going to go take a look above
'963.04': of 1945 because i know it was built
'964.8': before that that's copper
'966.72': a copper alloy on there which turns
'969.199': green
'97.52': here it's on the yurakucho line
'970.24': that's very symbolic of the area of skij
'973.279': there's a load of loads of buildings
'974.959': with that style but what let's actually
'977.12': we can cross the street
'978.32': here's a crosswalk
'986.079': they've used two different kinds of
'987.839': plating here
'990.399': looks like scales or something on the
'992.32': second floor
'993.759': that's pretty unique
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#onlyinjapan #Tokyo | null | 1140 | '0.799': arriving at shinto
'1003.44': not sure if that building is in
'1004.56': operation anymore
'1006.959': you'll also find lots of little
'1008.48': memorials here lots of
'101.84': which goes from shinkiba this is where
'1010.639': monuments i'm not sure exactly what this
'1013.36': is but
'1014.24': probably marking a building that was
'1018.32': here
'1019.279': a memorial of some of some sort
'1022.48': across the street is the tax building
'1024.72': and that's where i wanted to go okay
'1025.919': it's a green light we could cross here
'1030.799': this beautiful new tax building just
'1033.36': finished construction i believe last
'1035.039': year
'1036.16': this is a beautiful tax building yeah
'1039.76': it's tax season now in the u.s we just
'1043.28': finished in japan
'1045.36': i'm looking for the monument maybe
'1046.72': they've they've moved it but this used
'1048.48': to be
'1049.76': a shin tomiza
'105.2': you would go to tokyo disneyland
'1052.799': i believe is what it was called
'1053.84': shintomiza which is the kabuki
'1056.08': theater for this area
'1059.679': so let me see if i can find it here
'1066.08': the chuo metropolitan taxation office
'107.92': here's shintomicho so it's not that far
'1070.4': sounds exciting
'1073.84': all right maybe this is it here
'1078.72': yeah here's the sign so they kind of
'1080.799': moved to the side
'1081.84': this is the former site of shintomiza
'1086.88': and hnl808 thank you
'1090.48': for fighting it out
'1093.679': archong 89 i first discovered you when
'1095.679': you took us to the hidden shrine and
'1096.96': akihabara use this to get some pastries
'1098.72': at the bakery
'1099.6': okay i'll do that for kanai figures
'110.159': away from chiba
'1101.44': crossed that borders
'1102.96': reopened this fall absolutely i'll try
'1105.28': to address some of your questions the
'1106.48': end of this maybe in about 10 15 minutes
'1109.12': look at the picture here and how vibrant
'1112.559': life was on this street now it's very
'1114.64': business-like
'1115.679': but back then this was an entertainment
'1117.44': district
'1118.72': again you have kabukiza which is the
'112.079': there's ginza ichomei ginza and
'1120.559': main theater in ginza which
'1122.0': is still standing but been reconstructed
'1124.0': many times it's a very modern building
'1125.679': now
'1126.559': and you had a bunch of other theaters in
'1128.96': this area this is the theater area
'1131.44': and they're all gone except for kabukiza
'1134.64': let's read what they have here there's
'1136.16': not a lot of information
'1137.76': in english on this and i'm i'm kind of
'114.64': yurakucho are two stops right in the
'1140.0': stunned that they
'1141.36': have an english sign they didn't have
'1142.72': that before shinto miza
'1144.88': is the kabuki theater built in manji iii
'1147.679': which is 1660.
'1149.44': i didn't i didn't know what the manji
'1151.52': era this is the first time reading this
'1153.6': and the kobe kicho 5 currently ginza 6
'1158.0': as taking over moritaza another theater
'116.56': center so it's just one
'1161.44': ending with za usually theater zamoto
'1164.24': the responsible position of the
'1165.6': performance maritasa
'1168.0': had been taken by morita kanya in
'1170.32': generations kabuki actors family handed
'1172.799': down
'1173.44': from from age to age i guess they didn't
'1176.4': they didn't research the age
'1178.96': moritas have moved to the saruwaka
'118.159': one stop away from ginza which is pretty
'1182.4': currently ascusa title ward in temple 14
'1187.52': the temple would be the reign of the
'1190.24': that emperor
'1192.4': then one character of its name was
'1194.16': changed from mori
'1195.44': to mori that's interesting mori means
'1198.72': forest and this is
'120.24': incredible
'1200.08': mam mori which means protection
'1203.039': pronunciation remains unchanged in
'1204.799': onsei five other like i don't know i
'1207.76': don't remember
'1208.32': before meiji was on say i guess and
'121.36': it's not too far away from where i live
'1211.6': meiji five
'1212.72': morita kanye 12th generation moved
'1214.64': aggressively so the english seems like
'1216.08': it was google translated that's
'1218.84': interesting
'122.96': and if you keep on going straight i'll
'1220.72': all right this is the important part the
'1222.0': theater had been the center of the
'1223.2': kabuki performance till kabukiza was
'1225.28': opened in meiji 22.
'1226.88': so before kabukiza in 1889 this was the
'1230.4': big
'1230.799': hub for kabuki this tax building which
'1234.159': is
'1234.48': kind of boring looking and
'1238.96': i hope they didn't hear me they might
'124.24': take you all the way out to saitama
'1240.159': audit me after that
'1242.0': um then unfortunately it was burnt down
'1245.44': by the great kanto earthquake in 1923 or
'1248.559': taisho 12.
'125.92': which is called the wakoshi
'1250.4': the flourishing atmosphere of the day
'1251.84': could be imagined from the wood block
'1253.679': print in the meiji era
'1255.52': so this is it and it is pretty and i
'1257.919': think it's important for you to know
'1259.6': the history of tokyo that doesn't exist
'1262.32': anymore because you can feel it in the
'1264.0': streets if you knew what was here
'1266.4': you know that people look like that
'1268.24': which is kind of
'127.84': really pretty town not so far from some
'1270.88': strange
'1274.32': the whole actors assembly that's what
'1276.32': they are there
'1278.24': at shinto miza so this is the original
'1284.08': you wouldn't know it looking at the
'1285.52': street today in the 21st century huh
'1290.08': that this was the the entertainment hub
'1292.08': of the city of edel
'1294.799': you don't as strange that they put they
'1297.36': they mixed entertainment with the tax
'1299.12': building that just doesn't make
'1300.4': sense to me i don't know it's kind of
'1302.84': weird
'1305.52': all right let's walk down some of these
'1306.799': alleys here
'131.039': big attractions
'1311.76': colors of seraphina welcome a new
'1314.4': traveler
'1316.0': very cool
'1319.52': it is a nice building this is and i
'132.08': in saitama
'1322.72': i came this way from purpose um
'1326.32': i don't know just if if you if you are
'1329.28': if you are thinking of staying in in
'1331.039': tokyo this might be
'1332.0': one of the options shin tomicho does not
'1333.84': have the name brand of ginza
'1335.76': but this is walking distance to ginza
'1338.0': and walking distance to tokyo station
'1339.84': and nihombashi
'1341.039': and there's an apa hotel here it's
'1344.24': quite large and if you find this in one
'1347.12': of the hotels that is available because
'1349.28': i believe tokyo is going to get really
'1350.559': crowded again with tourism as soon as
'1352.08': they open up
'1353.2': maybe in the fall this might be one of
'1355.919': your options
'1356.64': it's a it's a quiet neighborhood the
'1359.28': subway station
'136.4': and i get these flyers all the time for
'1360.08': is very close so there's a lot of things
'1362.32': going for it
'1363.36': except that it's a you know up a hotel
'1366.4': which means it's very small and cramped
'1371.36': but usually affordable 5 500 yen a room
'1375.039': in low season all right let's go through
'1376.96': the down this alley
'1379.52': because you see more of these these a
'138.48': broser's hamburger i never heard of them
'1381.679': mix of architecture which is why i love
'1383.919': this region right now
'1385.12': i think in about 10 years we're gonna
'1387.12': lose all of these
'1388.72': older low-rise buildings that were built
'1390.559': in the showa era
'1391.919': for more of the high-rise ones like this
'1393.76': little shack here probably the last
'1395.84': owner
'1396.799': is in his 80s or 90s and as soon as he
'140.239': but the burgers look
'1401.28': i don't know moves on it'll be sold off
'1405.12': probably by the kids and
'1406.32': the money will be used uh i don't know
'1409.039': build another house somewhere else
'141.28': really really good
'1412.0': but they'll build a big apartment
'1413.52': complex here that's what they usually do
'1417.12': there's another low showa era building
'1419.919': right there
'1420.48': looks like maybe 1960s
'1427.52': and behind it some shacks wow looks like
'1431.12': a little family business
'1433.2': wholesalers
'1439.679': i don't really have a lot of reasons to
'1441.12': come this way so i don't that often
'1443.6': this looks like because of the cardboard
'1445.279': boxes here part of the
'1446.72': part of that wholesaler here
'1450.96': let's keep on moving
'1462.72': diana leave from hong kong's in the
'1464.32': house sending some love with pear man
'1471.76': gaming monderox welcome from south
'1474.0': dakota glad
'1475.279': to catch you live before work you're
'1478.159': working awfully late
'148.48': so up we go into the neighborhood we're
'1480.64': just like i'm working awfully early
'1494.24': i don't know what that is there's a lot
'1496.0': of like like cellars for things here
'1498.64': again this area um in chua ward
'150.64': gonna be going out of exit number four
'1501.84': known for being near skiji market it was
'1504.64': also known as one of the marketplaces
'1506.24': nihonbashi used to be
'1507.6': the fish market but it moved in 1923
'1510.799': after the great
'1511.76': uh kanto earthquake this lot looks like
'1515.2': it's open
'1516.24': somebody's gonna be building something
'1517.6': there so the neighborhood isn't
'1520.159': is in change i don't think shintomicho
'1523.039': has much of a personality when they took
'1524.96': away the
'1525.679': kabuki theater it really did change
'153.519': which is a little bit of ways from where
'1531.44': i'm talking like in the taisho era a
'1533.2': hundred years ago and since then
'1535.6': there's a ladder that's probably the
'1537.279': reason you haven't heard of shintomicho
'1540.84': before
'1542.799': but it's a residential place too there
'1545.12': are houses here
'155.599': most of the people get on for
'1550.559': and again it's a pretty nice place to
'1553.039': live look at that
'1556.4': they really like cats
'156.8': shintomicho and there's a reason why
'1560.0': it's a pretty nice place to live
'1567.52': that was nice so we had somebody who who
'1569.279': came to say hi was watching the live
'1570.799': stream in the area
'1574.48': appa totally is owns this area
'1577.679': look at this
'1581.84': um alex writes in is this a touristy
'1583.919': area i wouldn't say so
'1585.84': i think it's again like a lot of people
'1588.159': don't know about it but because
'1589.76': tokyo is just overcrowded overflowing
'1592.159': with people
'1593.36': especially tourist hotels a lot of it
'1596.4': has moved into into this region because
'1598.88': it is pretty central
'160.879': how you doing everybody
'1600.64': i love how look at this on the side of
'1602.32': the streets in the middle middle of the
'1603.76': city center
'1605.039': and that looks like a parking garage
'1606.4': right there you just have somebody
'1608.799': a resident of this house likes to put
'1610.799': their plants here on the side
'1612.24': add some greenery to what otherwise
'1614.48': would be
'1615.44': an asphalt jungle very nice
'1618.72': and no no one steals anything like this
'1627.039': this is hachobori shintomicho so we're
'1629.52': very close between
'1631.36': two stations hachobori which is jr and
'1635.279': i believe uh hibiya line and then
'1637.52': shintomicho which is the yurakucho line
'1639.919': so it makes it pretty in
'1641.039': pretty convenient to put a hotel right
'1642.799': here in this spot
'1644.96': but i don't think the upper chain is
'1646.72': doing very well hey there's a post box
'1650.559': speaking of posts
'1654.32': i just released the new
'1658.72': postcards it's got the shinkansen on it
'166.319': hey i see tasty chronicles in the house
'1661.919': and you can get one too if you join our
'1664.48': patreon
'1665.84': it's like god do yourself so i'll plug
'1668.08': here this is the tokaido
'1670.72': tohoku shinkansen um in tokiwa green
'1674.48': departing from tokyo station has a
'1676.159': reflection of it on the in one that's
'1677.679': departing and one that was
'1679.2': still waiting for customers i use the
'1682.399': stamps here
'1683.36': this one's unsent here but this stamp is
'1687.52': oh what's the name of this game all of
'1689.12': the stamps come from a series
'1690.96': on tohoku representing symbols from the
'1693.52': great north of japan so
'1695.279': if you get the postcard you'll be
'1696.399': getting a stamp and a postmark from
'1698.0': tokyo
'1701.12': actually tokyo station because it's
'1702.64': right next to the shinkansen
'1708.24': shogi right my mind's not working today
'1712.48': shogi is a is a game of war
'1715.6': it sounds cool when you say it like that
'1718.32': so this is hachobori going in this
'1720.08': direction
'1720.64': i've taken you on live streams around
'1722.0': here and there's some pretty good
'1724.08': um niche restaurants
'1727.2': in the hachobori area that you would
'1730.559': might not know about because again like
'1732.72': everybody's in shibuya they're in
'1734.399': shinjuku they're in these areas
'1737.279': being out here is it's different it's
'1739.039': fresh it's quieter
'1745.44': there's a taibashi we're going now
'1747.2': towards the samida river
'1755.279': i could you know um when you think of
'1758.799': shogi i always think of akita i believe
'1762.0': up in akita that's where they have um
'1765.84': a station a train station that is famous
'1769.2': for
'1769.52': shogi i forget what it's called
'1774.24': was it akita or iwate i guess i can't
'1778.84': remember
'178.56': just a quick quiz right here do you see
'1780.0': but they had a clock that was shaped
'1781.44': like a shogi shogi piece
'1786.399': the station is very proud of their shogi
'1788.24': heritage
'1789.919': that might be pretty good to bring up in
'1791.36': a live stream
'180.0': on the sign here what are these things
'1805.279': um also in this area oh this is the this
'1808.0': is this is the french place
'1816.64': this is the french place yeah i ate
'1819.76': i ate here with my buddy simon before he
'182.4': do you know what they are
'1822.799': went back to canada last year
'1824.799': it was it was not too bad my son
'1828.32': michelle i think michelle that was
'1831.2': really good
'1834.32': wow it just like it hit me i parked my
'1837.44': bike right there
'1840.48': you've gone by wow
'185.84': you get these at japanese shrines and
'1853.279': this is one of my favorite vending
'1854.799': machine drinks the gokuri
'1857.84': has anyone had this before
'1870.32': this one doesn't this is an older
'1871.76': machine it doesn't take
'1875.84': it doesn't take uh suica or anything
'188.239': they're called
'1884.88': i'm getting some change sonny
'1889.279': oh look at the little teeny matcha tea
'189.599': omamori it's kind of cool that they put
'1891.44': pet bottles
'1906.159': oh my gosh
'191.84': these in english on the poster do you
'1918.24': that's a lot of coins why doesn't this
'1920.559': is what i want when i go to do gachapon
'1922.64': i always get a 500 yen coin which is
'1924.799': worthless
'1929.919': this is one of the first drinks that i
'193.36': have omamori
'1931.36': had when i came to japan
'1933.6': out of the vending machine and i was
'1935.279': really really pleased with it it's made
'1936.96': by sun torti
'1939.2': it's a good one speaking of drink
'194.319': and i guess because people can't go to
'1942.64': vending machines they're refilling one
'1945.12': right now
'1949.279': a lot of coffee coffee in the back
'195.76': the shrines maybe they have them
'1951.279': georgia coffee
'1952.88': pretty interesting
'1958.88': nothing too new right now
'196.8': digitally now which would be pretty cool
'1962.799': every now and then you'll find something
'1964.24': that's really out of sight
'1970.32': okay let's keep going this direction
'1975.6': see what we can find
'198.72': digital omamori i don't even think it
'1992.159': this is a nice corner to have a drink
'1994.559': watch the guy
'1996.24': fix the electrical wires
'200.56': counts if you don't go to the shrine
'2001.2': that's how i like to spend my afternoons
'2017.279': this is good
'2020.399': it's really good um the baby's doing
'2023.519': fine i appreciate a lot of you asking
'2026.24': um i haven't been getting a lot of sleep
'2028.399': but neither is kanai we've been doing
'2029.76': our best
'203.44': all right there's a gates one through
'2030.88': the little guy is is uh starting to
'2033.039': develop inside
'2034.48': he's got gas something that all parents
'2037.76': uh know what i'm talking about
'2040.96': more than me and i'm very proud of him
'2043.76': for
'2044.159': for that it's quite loud too frank the
'2046.88': tank is here
'2048.8': what's your favorite three japanese
'205.599': three is very central and it's for the
'2050.24': beers do you want me to rank them in
'2051.76': order for you frank
'2053.76': um you know it changes all the time
'2056.879': it used to be keaton but now it's it's
'2059.04': probably
'2061.359': wow i like the sapporo red star
'2064.879': i like asahi super dry they have this
'2067.28': fujiyama beer which is really good it's
'2069.119': almost like a craft beer
'207.36': city ward
'2070.639': the asahi fujiyama and um
'2074.32': yeah keaton kitten ichiban is just
'2076.56': really good it's a clear taste too
'2078.8': pretty good pretty good stuff so i'll
'208.159': chuoku which is a two award we're gonna
'2081.119': probably go right now
'2082.48': sapporo asahi keating but when i first
'2084.96': came here it was
'2085.679': keating
'2088.96': so it changes
'2092.639': it's like do you like miller light or do
'2094.48': you like michelob
'2095.919': or do you like budweiser it's just it's
'2098.64': hard to uh
'210.72': be going towards
'2100.8': hard to say
'2106.0': okay let me put this in my bag
'2110.56': looks like hiding behind this tree
'2116.16': um it's lunchtime right now so we have a
'2118.079': lot of people
'2119.76': a lot of business people out and about
'212.4': exit 4 and there's a reason why
'2121.359': getting bentos which means
'2123.76': um this supermarket here
'2127.04': so and shintomicho you're not gonna find
'2129.119': a lot of supermarkets
'2131.839': but this is one of them and um you know
'2134.8': when you
'2135.68': when you live in in the center of the
'2137.44': city things are kind of
'2139.2': more expensive maybe by 15
'2143.04': more sometimes 20. i don't know it just
'2145.119': depends
'2148.32': it's just hard to find things but you
'2150.079': can always find a supermarket in the
'2152.079': department stores in the basement
'2154.96': so even in central ginza you'll be able
'2156.64': to get some groceries but
'2158.079': that is not the ideal place to be
'2159.68': grocery shopping
'2162.24': not at all
'2170.839': champagne
'2174.4': met the baby they have but not on my
'2176.16': side we're trapped and we can't go to
'2178.4': the united states yet it's kind of hard
'2181.2': it's kind of hard right now
'2185.359': they meet via facetime taylor
'2188.88': writes in here happy to hear leo rio leo
'2191.359': rio and
'2192.32': and uh can i are doing well i'm planning
'2194.8': to come to
'2195.52': tokyo in october if it's allowed which
'2197.44': area of tokyo would you
'2198.64': recommend getting a hotel in um you know
'2201.44': that's a good question
'2203.119': when people ask me that i i just i i
'2206.079': think
'2206.4': boy i don't really want to make a
'2207.76': recommendation because
'2209.599': i know that um everybody's different
'2212.4': everybody has a different personality
'2214.0': than me that's something that i'm very
'2216.079': mindful of and
'2217.839': you know if you're looking for if this
'2219.119': is your first time in tokyo and you're
'2220.4': looking for the bright lights and
'2222.079': being close to in the middle of
'2223.839': everything then
'2225.2': yeah maybe shibuya is the place for you
'2227.119': i don't know
'2228.4': but for me if you're asking what i would
'2230.8': do
'2231.839': this is a little community message board
'2234.079': that looks like that's been here since
'2235.92': for the last 50 years
'2240.839': interesting i like the little details
'2243.359': it's easy for you to miss these
'2246.16': these little things like a message board
'2249.52': but a lot of character in the in the
'2254.839': metal
'2261.119': i like i always prefer to stay up in
'2263.44': asakusa
'2264.8': asakusa up there in taito ward
'2268.0': it's quiet it's cultural meaning you'll
'2270.64': see
'2271.76': a lot of old buildings a lot of
'2274.4': traditional restaurants up there
'2276.4': it's quieter way way quieter and it's on
'2279.68': the ginza line
'2280.96': which will take you through ginza
'2282.72': shimbashi and shibuya
'2284.56': so you can get back without having to
'2286.48': change lines to your hotel if you want
'2288.079': to go to shibuya
'2289.2': it just takes about 30 minutes 35
'229.44': you can see here the tokyo network is
'2291.119': minutes on the the ginza line to get
'2293.04': back to asakusa
'2295.839': in the morning it's so peaceful there
'2297.599': too and you only really see it
'2299.68': if you stay there
'2306.4': all right so exactly how expensive are
'2308.56': apartments here
'231.2': pretty thorough
'2310.16': well i'm glad that i asked
'2313.599': this is a 2k which is two rooms here you
'2316.72': have a
'2317.92': a living and a kitchen sort of together
'232.48': i'll start with the blinking let's look
'2321.359': and then you have a tatami room this
'2322.72': would be the bedroom right here six
'2324.56': tatami mats
'2325.76': six and a half to tommy mats 2.4 tatami
'2328.64': mats
'2329.599': and i guess a little closet here there's
'233.92': down here at this map it's in english
'2331.76': a toilet with a walk-in
'2333.599': sink so usually the sink and the toilet
'2336.64': are separated so this might be
'2338.96': an older place and it is from 1984
'2342.88': and that's what the building looks like
'2344.96': they want one month of of key money and
'2347.119': one month of
'2348.64': um security deposit shikikin and 18
'2352.8': and it's 35 meters squared it looks
'2355.28': pretty
'2355.839': clean i don't know what do you think
'2358.88': the price is 1 200 a month
'236.159': um in the whole scheme of things let's
'2363.76': depending on the exchange rate uh
'2366.88': more importantly how far is it it's
'2369.2': three minutes from skiji station on foot
'2371.599': and one minute to shin tomicho
'2373.359': station so that's very convenient
'2376.8': i don't know that's kind of small
'238.64': see here
'2380.32': what else they got here this is even
'2383.119': smaller it's a one
'2384.32': room it's seven hundred dollars
'2387.44': seventy thousand yen or about seven
'2388.8': hundred dollars depending on the
'2389.76': exchange rate maybe six hundred fifty
'2390.96': dollars right now
'2392.48': that's it that is so small what
'2396.88': this is a balcony this is the main room
'2399.839': and
'240.08': shibuya would be right here shinjuku
'2400.56': there's no and here's a little burner
'2402.48': for kitchen
'2403.599': the toilet and the sink are together
'2405.599': like really really close
'2407.92': here's the door and i guess you put the
'2409.68': shoes here and there's a closet
'2412.4': that's it that i could not live there
'2415.44': it's three minutes walk from um
'2418.88': from the station
'2422.96': yeah kayabacho station three-minute walk
'2425.839': which is where the
'2426.96': the tokyo stock exchange is so i don't
'243.599': this is the imperial palace which is
'2430.16': know it looks kind of nice
'2432.56': what do you think i mean if you're
'2435.28': single in your 20s maybe
'2438.24': you have to do laundry in a laundry room
'2440.24': and that's part of the building
'2441.52': the building's a little bit old it was
'2443.359': it's uh it's not as old as i am
'2445.76': 1977 april was built 23 square meters is
'2449.76': the space
'245.28': where the emperor lives
'2450.88': so this room is a little bit bigger than
'2452.8': than
'2454.079': than you think i think it's a little bit
'2456.48': more spacious
'2457.44': i'm sure they're using a wide lens on
'2459.44': that one
'246.72': and we are at shintomicho which is right
'2461.92': i bet they're using a wide lens to give
'2463.52': it some space this one is more
'2466.96': is a very interesting shape here this is
'2468.88': about seventeen thousand
'2470.88': seven hundred uh this is about one
'2473.359': thousand
'2474.56': seven hundred dollars a month a one ldk
'2477.2': living dining kitchen
'2479.44': and it's got a very unique shape to it
'248.879': here and the yakuto line runs pretty
'2482.16': this is nine tatami mats which is quite
'2484.16': spacious
'2485.599': uh together with this one which is seven
'2487.44': so there you have 16 already
'2489.359': four and a half for this room there's a
'2492.56': kitchen here so the kitchen
'2494.319': i like this so you can you can uh this
'2497.119': is living dining kitchen this one room
'2499.2': is all of that
'2500.0': and it's a no smoking apartment complex
'2503.52': it has bicycle space
'2506.96': and it's a relatively new building 2004
'2509.68': june
'251.2': straight across the city going
'2510.16': 50 square meters 10th floor is available
'2513.119': for this price
'2514.319': i think it's i think it's not too bad of
'2517.44': a deal the place looks fairly new hmm
'252.879': um going right past the imperial palace
'2522.72': interesting so that's what's available
'2524.64': around here
'2533.52': oh wow they're selling strawberries oh
'2535.92': they got watermelons out
'2541.599': look at the strawberries up there this
'2544.16': the prices have been slashed
'2548.64': all right the last part i want last
'255.68': and then it starts to go up towards
'2550.24': place i want to show you
'2552.0': is in this direction
'2559.2': i love these neighborhood walks all
'2560.64': emanating from a station
'2566.88': if you like disney road walks too and
'2568.319': you share and you share that enthusiasm
'257.12': ikebukuro
'2570.72': click that like button appreciate it
'2573.68': very much
'2574.72': um this is harumi dori it's going
'2577.359': straight here this will take you to
'2578.4': tsukishima
'2579.599': and the sumida river you make a left
'258.799': so it's a pretty convenient line and i
'2581.44': towards monzen nakacho right to
'2583.04': kachidoki as the sign says
'2584.96': and there was a yellow hummer that went
'2586.96': by which is kind of cool looking car
'2590.8': we're now going to go up onto the bridge
'2593.599': and i want to show you the tokyo sky
'2595.119': tree from the sumida river
'2597.119': it's beautiful on a day like this i
'2598.64': think it's going to be pretty to see
'260.959': live in this area so
'2601.04': to the right where we started the live
'2602.72': stream is
'2605.119': st luke's hospital
'2608.16': so leo was born here
'2612.0': it's a very relaxing area once you get
'2614.64': past that traffic light it gets super
'2616.4': quiet not a lot of traffic in there
'2618.48': there's an emergency room it's a private
'262.56': it's kind of like my backyard
'2620.319': hospital
'2627.52': whoa food truck
'2631.359': that is awesome paella food truck
'2638.88': very cool very cool all right let's get
'2641.839': moving
'2645.52': i like to see people
'2649.359': selling food on the street i promise and
'2652.96': i would get a rebento
'2654.72': so i know a good bento shop in the
'266.08': inside of sintomicho is a bakery
'2660.839': neighborhood
'2663.52': nova khd hi john my mom suffered a
'2667.44': stroke two years ago and has been
'2669.28': bedridden
'2670.079': since then she loves watching your
'2671.839': videos and has always tuned
'2673.2': always tunes in during your livestream
'2674.88': she wants me to donate 100
'2676.4': for your newly born child and get
'2678.4': whatever you see fit please say hello to
'2680.24': her
'2680.96': her name is grace hi grace
'2685.76': hi grace i hope you're doing well
'2689.359': you picked a very beautiful day to come
'2691.44': to tokyo with me check it out we got a
'2693.28': blue sky
'2694.079': here and i'm about to take you
'2697.119': to see one of the one of my favorite
'2699.76': places
'270.08': oh let's just take a quick look i
'2701.28': a bridge with a beautiful view of the
'2704.16': skytree
'2707.04': so thank you so much for that
'2714.56': you have a lot of people here that are
'2715.92': watching too saying hi to you grace
'2718.48': we have maybe one of the best
'272.72': haven't been here
'2720.24': communities i like to think we have the
'2721.52': best community on youtube everyone's so
'273.44': i haven't been here since last year but
'2730.839': friendly
'2736.8': all right so you can see here you can
'2738.64': get on to the bridge
'274.639': it looks like they put plastic in there
'2740.0': if you're a car but we can't do that but
'2742.8': luckily
'2743.76': in about a hundred meters which an
'2746.4': olympic
'2747.04': sprinter could get in to in nine seconds
'2749.599': it's gonna take us like a minute
'2752.079': but it's gonna be it's a lot better than
'2755.04': minutes a lot better
'2756.0': when it's sunny out here
'276.88': whoa check out these cherry blossom
'2774.72': that's towards st luke's hospital
'278.56': looking uh croissants
'2784.24': wow it is it's just chilly enough where
'2786.64': you need a jacket
'2788.72': but it's warm enough that it makes you
'2790.72': feel so alive
'2792.88': i could wear shorts but today i choose
'2794.96': not to
'2798.48': another great contrast here look at
'28.84': this
'2800.079': those beautiful flowers
'2802.319': right there that's a brand new apartment
'2805.839': complex i think that's
'2807.48': 2007 i believe that one was built
'281.12': i'm gonna have to stop on my way back
'2810.4': because i was looking at that as maybe a
'2812.24': place to live but the prices were
'2813.839': ridiculous and then you have these
'2815.839': low-rise buildings here from the showa
'2817.92': period
'2818.96': maybe 19 1940s or 50s right after world
'282.88': here and they have cherry blossoms on
'2822.88': war ii looks like they're put up
'2824.56': this style here which is built i think
'2826.56': it's like
'2828.16': three floors and then the slope i see a
'2830.64': lot of buildings like that
'2832.24': and i always wonder why they sloped it
'2834.88': like this so that's a question i'm gonna
'2836.24': have to ask some of the
'2838.16': architectures
'284.479': top of these ampon
'2842.319': there's a lot of history in how the
'2845.52': the building codes are set up in tokyo
'2847.839': again it's an ancient city
'2850.079': with a lot of buildings that are still
'2852.079': very old
'2853.44': so it's those old traditional laws
'2857.119': some of them are still in place like the
'2859.76': one in akihabara with the secret shrine
'286.16': which look beautiful look at that
'2861.599': in the back there
'2862.88': that is an actual public road now public
'2866.4': roads are supposed to be i think a meter
'2868.0': at least a meter wide but this one is
'2869.839': not
'2871.04': so it's it's grandfathered in
'2875.04': making it one of the most unique public
'2877.52': roads in the city of tokyo which
'2879.44': is just an alley
'2882.88': by today's standard
'2886.4': whoa
'2890.559': very modern look
'2898.16': here's a brand new restaurant
'2904.88': serving some lunch right now it's five
'2907.04': or six customers in there
'291.6': i have a point card for this place and
'2910.88': all right so it's gonna move on here
'2913.119': we're gonna go up this
'2915.359': up this uh stairwell and then look back
'2918.88': at a beautiful sight on the river
'2921.28': hopefully it's not too windy up there
'2923.76': ruins with the audio a little bit runs
'2926.0': the audio
'2929.599': this cherry blossom season is done here
'293.12': they have three different kinds of melon
'2933.2': and you can see that that tree right
'2934.72': there over the stairwells i used to walk
'2936.4': that
'2936.72': when i came here daily to say hi to
'2938.72': kanai when she was in the hospital
'294.88': pond
'2940.8': the blossoms are gone now maybe there's
'2942.4': a couple that are still hanging on there
'2944.16': we'll try to find them
'2948.96': ah
'295.6': this one looks like a kocha or or
'2954.8': i love the recycling bins all over the
'2956.96': city like this
'2971.52': this is where the ferry departed back in
'2974.8': the old days
'2976.48': showa 28 which is um
'298.639': tea flavored and chocolate flavored
'2981.76': gosh i don't know the 1930s maybe 1940s
'2985.28': early 40s
'2986.559': you can see the boats crossing the
'2988.24': samida river and you're gonna get a
'2989.44': better sense of it when
'2990.4': in about two minutes when we get up
'2991.76': there but this is the
'2993.52': the pier the launching point for the
'2995.76': boats to go to an island called
'2998.4': sukuda and i'm going to show you that
'3.84': why 20.
'30.08': greetings and welcome to shintomicho
'3000.8': right now
'3002.4': i've been there a couple of times over
'3003.839': the last last few weeks
'3009.119': i don't see any any stragglers sometimes
'3012.48': you'll find one or two
'3013.52': oh there's one
'3016.96': a couple of blossoms that are still
'3018.4': hanging on do you see them in the center
'3020.72': kind of pinkish but they've all
'3025.119': including the petals you'll find a few
'3026.72': of them on the ground here
'3028.72': but most of them are gone too
'3032.88': it's sad we've spring is so delicate
'3045.599': all right here you go
'3048.96': grace get ready we're about to see a
'305.919': so that's what lawson's in here
'3050.72': really beautiful view
'3061.92': this is one of the dozens of bridges
'3064.96': that cross
'3066.079': the samita river
'3069.44': the main river through the city of tokyo
'3078.8': oh yes oh do you see it do you see it
'3081.839': all right cool we're gonna have a double
'3083.28': whammy
'3086.319': this is where the fairy crossed and this
'3088.96': island here is called scuda
'3090.88': and this is where i've been walking
'3092.4': around showing you the cherry blossoms
'3094.0': about a month ago right there it's all
'3096.16': green now
'310.88': let's go out exit 4.
'3106.559': and in about five seconds you're gonna
'3110.24': see
'3110.559': a double whammy because i'm pointing the
'3113.76': camera
'3114.96': right here because you know what's
'3116.319': coming underneath us right now
'3120.0': i could hear it rumbling
'3123.76': a boat that needs no introduction
'3128.96': but it's taking its bloody time
'3137.28': where art down you boat
'3145.04': ah space boat
'3158.72': i can't do space music with an air
'3161.04': guitar it's impossible
'3164.96': a space boat makes its way down the
'3167.44': samina river
'3170.48': you will see in the next 10 seconds or
'3172.64': less
'3175.839': the tokyo skytree
'3180.559': we call this shot the double whammy
'3207.119': makes an arch turning a little bit to
'3209.28': the right
'3210.88': to go underneath chuo bridge
'3215.839': will eventually end its ride
'3219.28': right outside of oscusa
'3222.8': the house for the food and drink fun
'3224.48': john that's going straight to
'3226.079': to kanai's lunch
'3230.0': thank you for that and grace yours is
'3233.52': going towards
'3235.839': cover beef ups at the house please show
'3237.28': us the wisteria blooming
'3239.119': if you get a chance i absolutely will
'324.88': now this is a this exit has been redone
'3241.44': i'm i'm going to be going up north to
'3243.359': tohoku because i have to
'3244.88': for a video that i'm producing
'3248.48': these are challenging times because of
'3251.04': the fourth wave but
'3252.8': i got to get the shot so probably going
'3254.8': next week
'3256.8': um and you and you're coming with me so
'3258.559': you'll get a chance to see some of the
'3260.079': blossoms blooming up north a little bit
'3262.559': near near the sendai area
'3266.48': but countryside i'm not going to be
'3268.079': going to the city this is a really
'327.6': recently
'3270.16': beautiful park here
'3271.52': um you can see there's a lighthouse this
'3273.28': is where the boats used to depart
'3275.68': that would cross across cut across the
'3277.52': samida river
'3281.839': and uh it's just such a beautiful place
'3283.76': on a day like this
'3284.88': you can get a boxed lunch this is why
'3287.04': you should stay in this area
'3288.64': get a box lunch and just sit along the
'3290.559': river and watch the boats go by
'3292.16': but i would recommend cutting coming
'3293.44': across the bridge and sitting there
'3294.64': because they have picnic tables
'3296.319': over on the other side and you can eat a
'3298.319': in a bento and kids can play in the
'33.12': this is a neighborhood in the city of
'330.4': because of the tokyo olympics coming
'3300.16': grass there
'3301.2': there's a playground just just a little
'3304.4': bit over to the right near
'3306.0': tsukishima station which is on the
'3307.44': yurakucho line
'3309.599': it's a beautiful area of the city
'3316.079': any last questions before we end this
'3317.92': live stream
'3322.16': i'm here for you
'3329.2': hey heir to the ron here's for the wipes
'3331.599': to clean here
'3332.559': monkey there's nobody here all right
'3335.92': aaron aaron the air buggy's maiden
'3339.28': voyage
'3339.76': was it was spectacular i posted a
'334.0': a lot of the subway stations
'3342.079': picture of it on the in
'3343.52': in the discord server um actually i
'3345.76': think i have the
'3346.559': if you want to see aaron's aaron's air
'3349.68': buggy for leo i actually have the link
'3352.96': here
'3354.559': check out our discord community i like
'3356.4': to go analog here
'3357.599': yeah this is a free invitation um it's
'3359.76': free
'3360.88': some people add this as a perk but you
'3362.64': could you could see this on
'3364.079': in the um photos and videos and in the
'3366.319': general chat i'll put post a picture of
'3367.76': the aaron
'3368.72': buggy for leo it's so cute i'll put a
'3370.64': picture of leo in there too if you want
'3372.079': to take a look and see how he's doing
'3373.92': i'll put that on the discord server a
'3375.599': good reason for you to sign up and check
'3377.04': out
'3377.359': it's free i think the you can download
'3379.119': the app or something
'338.479': a lot of the subway stations have been
'3381.2': you can use it on the computer too
'3382.88': discord's kind of like
'3384.72': i don't know it's like this this
'3386.799': headquarters for everything that we do
'3388.839': now
'339.919': renovated mostly so they will be more
'3390.24': because you can chat in there and i
'3391.44': could do uh phone calls and video chats
'3393.52': and all this other stuff
'3398.24': that's doing pretty good the maiden
'3399.44': voyage was a big success so smooth the
'3402.16': aaron buggy is
'3403.68': jay jersey girl just stacking my money
'3406.319': so i can visit tohoku and totori
'3408.96': from salt lake city utah please please
'3411.68': come for a visit
'3412.64': uh when you do hit hitohoku but
'3415.76': gosh those places are great too i'm
'3418.72': actually going to be going that
'3419.599': direction in a couple of weeks too
'342.479': accessible to people that um
'3421.2': i got a project i'm filming near the
'3423.359': kansai region but not
'3424.72': near kobe inland top secret can't tell
'3428.24': you
'3429.2': but it's very near to tori
'3435.599': and betty c is the space boat a tour
'3437.839': boat that takes you sightseeing
'3439.92': the space boat is actually that's a good
'3442.48': question
'3443.119': space boat is actually um
'3446.799': it's a bus it's a it's a boat bus
'345.52': are disabled i know it's really hard
'3451.599': a floating bus it will take you from one
'3453.92': side of the city to the next but while
'3455.44': it's taking you
'3456.88': it will explain about the history of the
'3458.559': bridges inside so mostly tourists are
'3461.28': taking it but
'3462.079': i've seen some locals also jump on the
'3464.48': space boat
'3465.76': just because it's cool and it takes you
'3468.16': to a place that's very hard to get to
'3469.76': odaiba
'347.68': before the olympics a lot of the
'3471.119': which require from asakusa about the
'3473.839': same amount of time as taking the space
'3475.92': boat
'3476.72': so in the end it's a it's less crowded
'3480.24': more relaxed
'3480.96': to get jump on the space space from
'3482.96': asakusa to get to odaiba than it is to
'3484.72': try taking a train
'3486.319': and even if you take a taxi the prices
'3488.64': are so expensive
'349.039': stations were built in the 1980s and 70s
'3490.0': um it's not worth it whoa look at that
'3493.52': crow wow we just went under the water
'3497.76': do you see that
'35.92': tokyo
'3502.4': there was this black bird it looked like
'3504.319': a floating crow
'3506.4': it's gone you see it
'3511.2': it's not coming up for air anyways
'3512.799': anywhere
'3515.2': there's my shadow right there
'3519.2': i don't see that bird anywhere i saw it
'352.32': and they weren't really thinking of
'3521.28': for a second and it's just gone
'3523.44': it's like and it's like space boat
'3525.119': except space food doesn't dive
'353.919': accessibility um
'3530.079': that's weird i've seen those birds
'3533.04': before they're mythical it's like this
'3534.96': i think it's i think that that's what
'3536.799': they saw this loch ness monster i think
'3538.48': it was a just like a diving crow duck
'3541.92': i don't how does it stay under that long
'3544.799': is it sucking air from
'3546.319': like plankton or something
'355.84': back then but in this decade i believe
'3552.16': if it comes up for air in the next 10
'3553.92': seconds i'll show you the last thing i
'3555.68': do want to show you is this is where the
'3557.2': ducks
'3558.64': oh i found it it came back up
'3561.68': it does exist wow you totally move wow
'3564.88': it went under again
'3572.64': you saw that right
'3576.64': it swim from there from there to there
'3579.44': it was there
'358.4': tokyo is going to be one of become one
'3581.68': incredible this should be in the
'3583.04': olympics that over there on the
'3585.04': across is where the ducks hang out this
'3586.72': is a sanctuary for ducks
'3588.4': i would say sanctuary because you can
'359.919': of the most accessible places in the
'3590.24': taunt them from the other side of that
'3592.24': fence
'3593.04': it's true
'3596.48': there's one duck i guess um stretching
'3598.96': its wings all right folks that's all oh
'36.96': that a lot of people don't know about
'3601.04': it's back
'3604.88': what is that
'3608.319': wow
'361.44': world
'3612.16': it's gone again it's swam all the way
'3614.559': around under the water is aren't there
'3616.0': currents
'3618.96': it's a ufo bird
'362.24': for cities just because with the
'3623.599': it's a loon which makes sense looney
'3626.839': tunes
'3637.44': sorry the comrades are the birds that in
'364.319': paralympics coming here and
'3640.48': gifu they
'3641.44': strangle the neck with a with a tube so
'3643.52': that they can catch the fish
'3645.04': but they can't swallow it and then they
'3646.96': pull it out it's kind of cruel
'3648.64': but they've been doing that for
'3649.68': generations here
'3652.72': a komaron yeah not a crow that's a shame
'3657.2': is that a crow
'3660.319': no they're not out they're not invited
'3663.52': out here
'3664.559': all right folks that's about it that's
'3665.839': all that i have thanks for sharing your
'3667.119': afternoon your night with me wherever
'3668.64': you are in the world
'3669.52': i'll be taking another live stream
'3670.96': tomorrow and next week we're going to be
'3673.04': going traveling again
'3674.24': because of the pandemic i do apologize
'3676.079': they're not as exciting as the traveling
'3678.16': live streams from before
'3679.839': last year but we're going to make it
'3682.64': until we can travel again and then we're
'3684.24': gonna be back on the road quite a bit
'3686.319': it's good it's good that i can be home
'3687.76': more because you know
'3689.44': leo is just born and it's good to be you
'3691.2': have to be home now i gotta get my wife
'3693.04': some lunch
'3693.68': so thanks everybody for the support
'3694.96': grace thank you i hope you're doing well
'3697.28': i hope this made your day a little bit
'3698.96': better on the other side over there
'370.56': we are back one of the reasons why i
'3700.799': the pacific thanks everybody see you
'3702.64': tomorrow
'3706.0': skytree pretty cool
'372.4': wanted to take you to exit 4. you can
'374.8': hear the wind by here
'378.639': i wanted to take you to exit 4 because
'381.199': shin tomicho station
'383.039': connects with tsukiji station in a way
'39.28': the closing doors let's wait for the
'392.0': that's shintomicho this is exit 4. if
'394.24': you were to walk straight
'398.0': if you were to walk straight for i don't
'40.96': yorkshire's line to leave
'400.88': know about 100 meters
'402.4': or less you'll see uh tsukiji
'405.759': station
'406.319': which is on the hibiya line and let me
'408.479': zoom by there i don't have to actually
'409.84': walk over there
'411.199': do you see that in the distance that
'413.919': skiji station that's the hibiya line
'416.96': so
'420.96': many times i have to actually exit here
'423.68': to get to the hibia line which would
'425.36': take you to akihabara
'427.12': or towards um roppongi
'430.639': so that's uh it's good to know
'434.8': they don't connect underground they
'436.24': connect above ground
'440.8': so let's get moving there's a reason why
'443.52': i brought you to this one exit four
'446.08': not only is it a new exit it's really
'448.4': pretty looking
'450.0': it's part of the thumbnail it's also
'453.599': goes over the shitoko or exit for the
'457.36': highway that goes around the city of
'458.88': tokyo
'459.759': and this is the back entrance to
'463.28': shintomi inari shrine which we're gonna
'465.84': make a stop at
'476.4': if i pan over here to the right you're
'478.0': gonna see a big tall building in the
'479.599': distance
'481.44': that and the grounds be before it
'483.919': towards us
'485.039': is saint luke's hospital and this is a
'487.759': hospital that was set up uh
'489.84': over over a century ago by i believe it
'49.44': it's a neighborhood that i don't know
'493.199': was an american doctor
'494.639': this was where the american embassy was
'496.639': just in front of that building the first
'498.24': american embassy
'499.52': now it's been moved to akasaka but
'502.72': actually all the foreigners were in edo
'505.68': at the time
'506.4': were placed in tsukiji which is this
'508.8': area
'509.44': and once again if you just go straight
'512.24': for about
'513.2': 300 meters you get the tsukiji market
'517.36': pretty cool this is the exit ramp
'52.079': after
'52.48': the uh great the great
'521.039': for the shitoko or the tokyo highway
'525.36': many times i have to come out of here
'526.88': because i live in this area
'530.64': it dumps you right off and i believe
'532.48': this is just a runoff this used to be a
'534.08': river dried up
'535.76': the whole shutoko on this side the
'538.24': city's
'538.959': uh expressway use is a dried up river
'541.76': which they found
'542.72': by drying up the river they could uh
'545.6': they could sort of bypass
'547.04': all of these very ancient property
'55.52': kanto earthquake in 1923 a lot of it was
'550.08': rights
'551.44': because nobody owned the river so they
'553.04': dried up the river but the highway there
'554.959': so the highway actually meanders a
'557.36': little bit left and right
'559.68': and they built that very fast for the
'561.44': tokyo
'562.72': 1964 olympics
'567.76': and let's get moving
'571.2': that building in the distance is the
'572.88': chuoku or chu award
'574.959': city office and they have um
'578.0': satellite offices all around the ward
'580.0': it's not too big the central area
'582.0': most famous for nihombashi and
'585.519': our house we're now going into the back
'588.88': alleys here
'59.039': demolished
'59.84': naturally by the earthquake and then in
'598.88': we do have a very beautiful sunny day
'601.12': blue skies
'602.48': not a lot of wind here in japan
'605.6': in tokyo at the moment fair weather
'611.04': all right up this way i don't see the
'613.92': shrine this way
'615.12': up this way and what is that shop
'618.56': i'm always kind of interested looks
'62.239': uh
'62.879': the fire bombing of 1945 march 10th
'623.36': a yamaha something in the back alleys
'627.12': you're gonna find all sorts of unusual
'628.959': things
'629.839': restaurants that you didn't know existed
'633.44': as well as little neighborhood shrines
'636.48': and that's where we're headed to right
'637.68': now look at this meat veggie cheese
'639.92': bistro
'641.36': just in an alley it's closed right now
'646.56': until march march 21st it's closed wait
'649.76': it closed on march 21st oh
'651.68': that's a that's a shame over here on the
'654.56': right
'657.92': is a very old shrine
'66.479': a lot of that was also destroyed in this
'661.04': and you can see now it's it's just a
'662.72': neighborhood shrine it's surrounded by
'664.32': buildings
'666.399': um that were built up around it it's an
'669.68': ancient shrine
'671.12': and in japan they don't move the shrines
'672.959': they build around it they
'674.32': make sure they protect places like this
'679.36': although it's modern now and it's been
'68.159': area a lot of it is brand new this
'680.88': rebuilt many times
'682.72': it's still an inari shrine
'686.48': which i believe is the god of harvest
'688.0': and
'689.68': it's painted in this
'693.2': meaning like it's like the color of the
'694.959': sun and if you've ever been to kyoto's
'696.72': fushimi inari shrine
'698.399': that's the one with ten thousand gates
'70.32': neighborhood
'700.48': it's painted in the same color
'703.12': now there's only one gate here called a
'705.44': tori
'709.92': let's see if i have five yen on me
'71.2': we're going to be exploring everything
'715.6': oh my i don't they don't take suica
'717.76': either so we're gonna
'718.639': gonna pay our respects here i don't have
'72.88': above ground
'722.0': five yen
'723.12': ah it's a beautiful color
'726.72': and again like you can see the
'728.32': neighborhood houses are built around
'729.519': here and
'730.24': i think when you move to japan everybody
'732.639': especially english teachers or
'735.36': new residents or expats they find like
'737.76': walking around their neighborhood they
'739.04': find little places like this and it's
'74.88': and as i said you might not know about
'740.8': just so
'741.519': amazing to be uh like surrounded by
'744.399': something that's
'745.04': that's it feels so japanese right to be
'748.079': living next to a shrine no matter the
'749.839': size of it it doesn't matter
'751.36': joy writes in here cute shrine it
'753.279': absolutely is i can see little
'754.88': neighborhood cats hanging out there
'757.12': over here in the corner another um
'760.24': important part of the tsukiji area we
'762.079': know about the fish market
'764.24': and shintomicho would i believe
'767.44': is part of skiji you find a lot of
'77.04': this neighborhood
'770.399': organic and
'772.16': vegetable markets that's pretty
'774.88': interesting over there you find one
'776.16': right on the
'778.0': right near exit uh i think five here's a
'78.0': but you kind of do because it's in
'781.279': little shop here
'783.6': what are they selling
'789.68': it's called litus
'80.799': between
'800.16': i guess they're selling oh bakery items
'804.0': oh very cool
'807.839': there's some uh muffins
'811.36': and donuts and it's just this little
'814.32': teeny
'815.2': shop with a kitchen and a bakery in the
'817.68': back
'818.32': with an oven i guess you'd call it a
'82.08': so many big attractions like nihombashi
'820.399': kitchen right since it's
'822.56': that's pretty cool it's pretty modern
'824.079': too
'826.24': right next to it isn't i love this look
'828.079': check it out
'829.92': right next to that modern shop is this
'832.079': old
'832.959': wood wood and aluminum shack
'836.72': that looks like it was built in the
'838.24': showa period kind of a post
'84.56': tokyo station
'840.56': post world war ii looking building made
'843.839': really quickly
'845.04': living together with a modern bakery
'847.279': that is so
'848.72': that's this area of tokyo believe it or
'850.8': not
'854.32': tasty chronicles rights and go back to
'856.079': the shrine this is to cover the blessing
'859.279': all right you know what i'm going to
'86.24': tsukiji the old fish market was there
'860.24': loop back around because i got to go
'861.6': that direction anyways
'863.519': and i'll see if i can find 5 yen i got
'865.36': maybe we'll buy something at the vending
'866.8': machine and give something bigger than 5
'868.839': yen
'870.079': thanks tasty
'874.72': gmon threefold is here big cup of joe i
'878.16': could actually actually could use one
'879.76': brad fletcher
'880.88': glad i was able to catch some of the
'882.48': stream before heading to bed hope you
'883.839': and kanai and the baby are doing well
'885.199': we're doing great thanks for asking
'887.36': um i i wanted to do this stream a little
'889.12': bit earlier because i know a lot of
'89.92': and this is the old residential
'890.399': people on the east coast
'891.44': are always in bed when i stream at 2 pm
'893.6': but it's like prime time in california
'896.24': check that building out across the
'897.68': street this is what i'm talking about
'900.16': when i talk about the um
'902.88': um pre the
'906.0': uh post canto earthquake buildings
'909.519': they're built in the 1930s it's a shame
'91.2': neighborhood where st luke's hospital is
'911.44': that that vans
'912.48': right in front of it this one was built
'914.56': in the 1930s
'916.48': following the great kanto earthquake
'920.399': uh and the thing with the earthquake was
'922.079': it wasn't the quake itself that
'924.0': destroyed
'925.04': everything it was the subsequent fires
'928.399': that wiped out a lot of the city and
'930.399': killed so many people people were
'931.519': jumping in the rivers to try to escape
'933.199': it but
'935.04': i've seen the pictures of it at the
'937.279': museum
'938.56': it's a horrible sight but just pan
'94.24': and that's the station layout and we're
'940.959': around
'941.839': everything is brand new the result of
'945.279': you know the uh earthquake
'948.56': and the fire bombings of 1945 which were
'950.959': were absolutely
'952.8': just flattened this area of the city
'956.16': and then i'm really glad that this
'958.8': building
'959.759': i'm guessing survived the firebombings
'96.0': going to go take a look above
'963.04': of 1945 because i know it was built
'964.8': before that that's copper
'966.72': a copper alloy on there which turns
'969.199': green
'97.52': here it's on the yurakucho line
'970.24': that's very symbolic of the area of skij
'973.279': there's a load of loads of buildings
'974.959': with that style but what let's actually
'977.12': we can cross the street
'978.32': here's a crosswalk
'986.079': they've used two different kinds of
'987.839': plating here
'990.399': looks like scales or something on the
'992.32': second floor
'993.759': that's pretty unique
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#onlyinjapan #Tokyo | null | 1260 | '0.799': arriving at shinto
'1003.44': not sure if that building is in
'1004.56': operation anymore
'1006.959': you'll also find lots of little
'1008.48': memorials here lots of
'101.84': which goes from shinkiba this is where
'1010.639': monuments i'm not sure exactly what this
'1013.36': is but
'1014.24': probably marking a building that was
'1018.32': here
'1019.279': a memorial of some of some sort
'1022.48': across the street is the tax building
'1024.72': and that's where i wanted to go okay
'1025.919': it's a green light we could cross here
'1030.799': this beautiful new tax building just
'1033.36': finished construction i believe last
'1035.039': year
'1036.16': this is a beautiful tax building yeah
'1039.76': it's tax season now in the u.s we just
'1043.28': finished in japan
'1045.36': i'm looking for the monument maybe
'1046.72': they've they've moved it but this used
'1048.48': to be
'1049.76': a shin tomiza
'105.2': you would go to tokyo disneyland
'1052.799': i believe is what it was called
'1053.84': shintomiza which is the kabuki
'1056.08': theater for this area
'1059.679': so let me see if i can find it here
'1066.08': the chuo metropolitan taxation office
'107.92': here's shintomicho so it's not that far
'1070.4': sounds exciting
'1073.84': all right maybe this is it here
'1078.72': yeah here's the sign so they kind of
'1080.799': moved to the side
'1081.84': this is the former site of shintomiza
'1086.88': and hnl808 thank you
'1090.48': for fighting it out
'1093.679': archong 89 i first discovered you when
'1095.679': you took us to the hidden shrine and
'1096.96': akihabara use this to get some pastries
'1098.72': at the bakery
'1099.6': okay i'll do that for kanai figures
'110.159': away from chiba
'1101.44': crossed that borders
'1102.96': reopened this fall absolutely i'll try
'1105.28': to address some of your questions the
'1106.48': end of this maybe in about 10 15 minutes
'1109.12': look at the picture here and how vibrant
'1112.559': life was on this street now it's very
'1114.64': business-like
'1115.679': but back then this was an entertainment
'1117.44': district
'1118.72': again you have kabukiza which is the
'112.079': there's ginza ichomei ginza and
'1120.559': main theater in ginza which
'1122.0': is still standing but been reconstructed
'1124.0': many times it's a very modern building
'1125.679': now
'1126.559': and you had a bunch of other theaters in
'1128.96': this area this is the theater area
'1131.44': and they're all gone except for kabukiza
'1134.64': let's read what they have here there's
'1136.16': not a lot of information
'1137.76': in english on this and i'm i'm kind of
'114.64': yurakucho are two stops right in the
'1140.0': stunned that they
'1141.36': have an english sign they didn't have
'1142.72': that before shinto miza
'1144.88': is the kabuki theater built in manji iii
'1147.679': which is 1660.
'1149.44': i didn't i didn't know what the manji
'1151.52': era this is the first time reading this
'1153.6': and the kobe kicho 5 currently ginza 6
'1158.0': as taking over moritaza another theater
'116.56': center so it's just one
'1161.44': ending with za usually theater zamoto
'1164.24': the responsible position of the
'1165.6': performance maritasa
'1168.0': had been taken by morita kanya in
'1170.32': generations kabuki actors family handed
'1172.799': down
'1173.44': from from age to age i guess they didn't
'1176.4': they didn't research the age
'1178.96': moritas have moved to the saruwaka
'118.159': one stop away from ginza which is pretty
'1182.4': currently ascusa title ward in temple 14
'1187.52': the temple would be the reign of the
'1190.24': that emperor
'1192.4': then one character of its name was
'1194.16': changed from mori
'1195.44': to mori that's interesting mori means
'1198.72': forest and this is
'120.24': incredible
'1200.08': mam mori which means protection
'1203.039': pronunciation remains unchanged in
'1204.799': onsei five other like i don't know i
'1207.76': don't remember
'1208.32': before meiji was on say i guess and
'121.36': it's not too far away from where i live
'1211.6': meiji five
'1212.72': morita kanye 12th generation moved
'1214.64': aggressively so the english seems like
'1216.08': it was google translated that's
'1218.84': interesting
'122.96': and if you keep on going straight i'll
'1220.72': all right this is the important part the
'1222.0': theater had been the center of the
'1223.2': kabuki performance till kabukiza was
'1225.28': opened in meiji 22.
'1226.88': so before kabukiza in 1889 this was the
'1230.4': big
'1230.799': hub for kabuki this tax building which
'1234.159': is
'1234.48': kind of boring looking and
'1238.96': i hope they didn't hear me they might
'124.24': take you all the way out to saitama
'1240.159': audit me after that
'1242.0': um then unfortunately it was burnt down
'1245.44': by the great kanto earthquake in 1923 or
'1248.559': taisho 12.
'125.92': which is called the wakoshi
'1250.4': the flourishing atmosphere of the day
'1251.84': could be imagined from the wood block
'1253.679': print in the meiji era
'1255.52': so this is it and it is pretty and i
'1257.919': think it's important for you to know
'1259.6': the history of tokyo that doesn't exist
'1262.32': anymore because you can feel it in the
'1264.0': streets if you knew what was here
'1266.4': you know that people look like that
'1268.24': which is kind of
'127.84': really pretty town not so far from some
'1270.88': strange
'1274.32': the whole actors assembly that's what
'1276.32': they are there
'1278.24': at shinto miza so this is the original
'1284.08': you wouldn't know it looking at the
'1285.52': street today in the 21st century huh
'1290.08': that this was the the entertainment hub
'1292.08': of the city of edel
'1294.799': you don't as strange that they put they
'1297.36': they mixed entertainment with the tax
'1299.12': building that just doesn't make
'1300.4': sense to me i don't know it's kind of
'1302.84': weird
'1305.52': all right let's walk down some of these
'1306.799': alleys here
'131.039': big attractions
'1311.76': colors of seraphina welcome a new
'1314.4': traveler
'1316.0': very cool
'1319.52': it is a nice building this is and i
'132.08': in saitama
'1322.72': i came this way from purpose um
'1326.32': i don't know just if if you if you are
'1329.28': if you are thinking of staying in in
'1331.039': tokyo this might be
'1332.0': one of the options shin tomicho does not
'1333.84': have the name brand of ginza
'1335.76': but this is walking distance to ginza
'1338.0': and walking distance to tokyo station
'1339.84': and nihombashi
'1341.039': and there's an apa hotel here it's
'1344.24': quite large and if you find this in one
'1347.12': of the hotels that is available because
'1349.28': i believe tokyo is going to get really
'1350.559': crowded again with tourism as soon as
'1352.08': they open up
'1353.2': maybe in the fall this might be one of
'1355.919': your options
'1356.64': it's a it's a quiet neighborhood the
'1359.28': subway station
'136.4': and i get these flyers all the time for
'1360.08': is very close so there's a lot of things
'1362.32': going for it
'1363.36': except that it's a you know up a hotel
'1366.4': which means it's very small and cramped
'1371.36': but usually affordable 5 500 yen a room
'1375.039': in low season all right let's go through
'1376.96': the down this alley
'1379.52': because you see more of these these a
'138.48': broser's hamburger i never heard of them
'1381.679': mix of architecture which is why i love
'1383.919': this region right now
'1385.12': i think in about 10 years we're gonna
'1387.12': lose all of these
'1388.72': older low-rise buildings that were built
'1390.559': in the showa era
'1391.919': for more of the high-rise ones like this
'1393.76': little shack here probably the last
'1395.84': owner
'1396.799': is in his 80s or 90s and as soon as he
'140.239': but the burgers look
'1401.28': i don't know moves on it'll be sold off
'1405.12': probably by the kids and
'1406.32': the money will be used uh i don't know
'1409.039': build another house somewhere else
'141.28': really really good
'1412.0': but they'll build a big apartment
'1413.52': complex here that's what they usually do
'1417.12': there's another low showa era building
'1419.919': right there
'1420.48': looks like maybe 1960s
'1427.52': and behind it some shacks wow looks like
'1431.12': a little family business
'1433.2': wholesalers
'1439.679': i don't really have a lot of reasons to
'1441.12': come this way so i don't that often
'1443.6': this looks like because of the cardboard
'1445.279': boxes here part of the
'1446.72': part of that wholesaler here
'1450.96': let's keep on moving
'1462.72': diana leave from hong kong's in the
'1464.32': house sending some love with pear man
'1471.76': gaming monderox welcome from south
'1474.0': dakota glad
'1475.279': to catch you live before work you're
'1478.159': working awfully late
'148.48': so up we go into the neighborhood we're
'1480.64': just like i'm working awfully early
'1494.24': i don't know what that is there's a lot
'1496.0': of like like cellars for things here
'1498.64': again this area um in chua ward
'150.64': gonna be going out of exit number four
'1501.84': known for being near skiji market it was
'1504.64': also known as one of the marketplaces
'1506.24': nihonbashi used to be
'1507.6': the fish market but it moved in 1923
'1510.799': after the great
'1511.76': uh kanto earthquake this lot looks like
'1515.2': it's open
'1516.24': somebody's gonna be building something
'1517.6': there so the neighborhood isn't
'1520.159': is in change i don't think shintomicho
'1523.039': has much of a personality when they took
'1524.96': away the
'1525.679': kabuki theater it really did change
'153.519': which is a little bit of ways from where
'1531.44': i'm talking like in the taisho era a
'1533.2': hundred years ago and since then
'1535.6': there's a ladder that's probably the
'1537.279': reason you haven't heard of shintomicho
'1540.84': before
'1542.799': but it's a residential place too there
'1545.12': are houses here
'155.599': most of the people get on for
'1550.559': and again it's a pretty nice place to
'1553.039': live look at that
'1556.4': they really like cats
'156.8': shintomicho and there's a reason why
'1560.0': it's a pretty nice place to live
'1567.52': that was nice so we had somebody who who
'1569.279': came to say hi was watching the live
'1570.799': stream in the area
'1574.48': appa totally is owns this area
'1577.679': look at this
'1581.84': um alex writes in is this a touristy
'1583.919': area i wouldn't say so
'1585.84': i think it's again like a lot of people
'1588.159': don't know about it but because
'1589.76': tokyo is just overcrowded overflowing
'1592.159': with people
'1593.36': especially tourist hotels a lot of it
'1596.4': has moved into into this region because
'1598.88': it is pretty central
'160.879': how you doing everybody
'1600.64': i love how look at this on the side of
'1602.32': the streets in the middle middle of the
'1603.76': city center
'1605.039': and that looks like a parking garage
'1606.4': right there you just have somebody
'1608.799': a resident of this house likes to put
'1610.799': their plants here on the side
'1612.24': add some greenery to what otherwise
'1614.48': would be
'1615.44': an asphalt jungle very nice
'1618.72': and no no one steals anything like this
'1627.039': this is hachobori shintomicho so we're
'1629.52': very close between
'1631.36': two stations hachobori which is jr and
'1635.279': i believe uh hibiya line and then
'1637.52': shintomicho which is the yurakucho line
'1639.919': so it makes it pretty in
'1641.039': pretty convenient to put a hotel right
'1642.799': here in this spot
'1644.96': but i don't think the upper chain is
'1646.72': doing very well hey there's a post box
'1650.559': speaking of posts
'1654.32': i just released the new
'1658.72': postcards it's got the shinkansen on it
'166.319': hey i see tasty chronicles in the house
'1661.919': and you can get one too if you join our
'1664.48': patreon
'1665.84': it's like god do yourself so i'll plug
'1668.08': here this is the tokaido
'1670.72': tohoku shinkansen um in tokiwa green
'1674.48': departing from tokyo station has a
'1676.159': reflection of it on the in one that's
'1677.679': departing and one that was
'1679.2': still waiting for customers i use the
'1682.399': stamps here
'1683.36': this one's unsent here but this stamp is
'1687.52': oh what's the name of this game all of
'1689.12': the stamps come from a series
'1690.96': on tohoku representing symbols from the
'1693.52': great north of japan so
'1695.279': if you get the postcard you'll be
'1696.399': getting a stamp and a postmark from
'1698.0': tokyo
'1701.12': actually tokyo station because it's
'1702.64': right next to the shinkansen
'1708.24': shogi right my mind's not working today
'1712.48': shogi is a is a game of war
'1715.6': it sounds cool when you say it like that
'1718.32': so this is hachobori going in this
'1720.08': direction
'1720.64': i've taken you on live streams around
'1722.0': here and there's some pretty good
'1724.08': um niche restaurants
'1727.2': in the hachobori area that you would
'1730.559': might not know about because again like
'1732.72': everybody's in shibuya they're in
'1734.399': shinjuku they're in these areas
'1737.279': being out here is it's different it's
'1739.039': fresh it's quieter
'1745.44': there's a taibashi we're going now
'1747.2': towards the samida river
'1755.279': i could you know um when you think of
'1758.799': shogi i always think of akita i believe
'1762.0': up in akita that's where they have um
'1765.84': a station a train station that is famous
'1769.2': for
'1769.52': shogi i forget what it's called
'1774.24': was it akita or iwate i guess i can't
'1778.84': remember
'178.56': just a quick quiz right here do you see
'1780.0': but they had a clock that was shaped
'1781.44': like a shogi shogi piece
'1786.399': the station is very proud of their shogi
'1788.24': heritage
'1789.919': that might be pretty good to bring up in
'1791.36': a live stream
'180.0': on the sign here what are these things
'1805.279': um also in this area oh this is the this
'1808.0': is this is the french place
'1816.64': this is the french place yeah i ate
'1819.76': i ate here with my buddy simon before he
'182.4': do you know what they are
'1822.799': went back to canada last year
'1824.799': it was it was not too bad my son
'1828.32': michelle i think michelle that was
'1831.2': really good
'1834.32': wow it just like it hit me i parked my
'1837.44': bike right there
'1840.48': you've gone by wow
'185.84': you get these at japanese shrines and
'1853.279': this is one of my favorite vending
'1854.799': machine drinks the gokuri
'1857.84': has anyone had this before
'1870.32': this one doesn't this is an older
'1871.76': machine it doesn't take
'1875.84': it doesn't take uh suica or anything
'188.239': they're called
'1884.88': i'm getting some change sonny
'1889.279': oh look at the little teeny matcha tea
'189.599': omamori it's kind of cool that they put
'1891.44': pet bottles
'1906.159': oh my gosh
'191.84': these in english on the poster do you
'1918.24': that's a lot of coins why doesn't this
'1920.559': is what i want when i go to do gachapon
'1922.64': i always get a 500 yen coin which is
'1924.799': worthless
'1929.919': this is one of the first drinks that i
'193.36': have omamori
'1931.36': had when i came to japan
'1933.6': out of the vending machine and i was
'1935.279': really really pleased with it it's made
'1936.96': by sun torti
'1939.2': it's a good one speaking of drink
'194.319': and i guess because people can't go to
'1942.64': vending machines they're refilling one
'1945.12': right now
'1949.279': a lot of coffee coffee in the back
'195.76': the shrines maybe they have them
'1951.279': georgia coffee
'1952.88': pretty interesting
'1958.88': nothing too new right now
'196.8': digitally now which would be pretty cool
'1962.799': every now and then you'll find something
'1964.24': that's really out of sight
'1970.32': okay let's keep going this direction
'1975.6': see what we can find
'198.72': digital omamori i don't even think it
'1992.159': this is a nice corner to have a drink
'1994.559': watch the guy
'1996.24': fix the electrical wires
'200.56': counts if you don't go to the shrine
'2001.2': that's how i like to spend my afternoons
'2017.279': this is good
'2020.399': it's really good um the baby's doing
'2023.519': fine i appreciate a lot of you asking
'2026.24': um i haven't been getting a lot of sleep
'2028.399': but neither is kanai we've been doing
'2029.76': our best
'203.44': all right there's a gates one through
'2030.88': the little guy is is uh starting to
'2033.039': develop inside
'2034.48': he's got gas something that all parents
'2037.76': uh know what i'm talking about
'2040.96': more than me and i'm very proud of him
'2043.76': for
'2044.159': for that it's quite loud too frank the
'2046.88': tank is here
'2048.8': what's your favorite three japanese
'205.599': three is very central and it's for the
'2050.24': beers do you want me to rank them in
'2051.76': order for you frank
'2053.76': um you know it changes all the time
'2056.879': it used to be keaton but now it's it's
'2059.04': probably
'2061.359': wow i like the sapporo red star
'2064.879': i like asahi super dry they have this
'2067.28': fujiyama beer which is really good it's
'2069.119': almost like a craft beer
'207.36': city ward
'2070.639': the asahi fujiyama and um
'2074.32': yeah keaton kitten ichiban is just
'2076.56': really good it's a clear taste too
'2078.8': pretty good pretty good stuff so i'll
'208.159': chuoku which is a two award we're gonna
'2081.119': probably go right now
'2082.48': sapporo asahi keating but when i first
'2084.96': came here it was
'2085.679': keating
'2088.96': so it changes
'2092.639': it's like do you like miller light or do
'2094.48': you like michelob
'2095.919': or do you like budweiser it's just it's
'2098.64': hard to uh
'210.72': be going towards
'2100.8': hard to say
'2106.0': okay let me put this in my bag
'2110.56': looks like hiding behind this tree
'2116.16': um it's lunchtime right now so we have a
'2118.079': lot of people
'2119.76': a lot of business people out and about
'212.4': exit 4 and there's a reason why
'2121.359': getting bentos which means
'2123.76': um this supermarket here
'2127.04': so and shintomicho you're not gonna find
'2129.119': a lot of supermarkets
'2131.839': but this is one of them and um you know
'2134.8': when you
'2135.68': when you live in in the center of the
'2137.44': city things are kind of
'2139.2': more expensive maybe by 15
'2143.04': more sometimes 20. i don't know it just
'2145.119': depends
'2148.32': it's just hard to find things but you
'2150.079': can always find a supermarket in the
'2152.079': department stores in the basement
'2154.96': so even in central ginza you'll be able
'2156.64': to get some groceries but
'2158.079': that is not the ideal place to be
'2159.68': grocery shopping
'2162.24': not at all
'2170.839': champagne
'2174.4': met the baby they have but not on my
'2176.16': side we're trapped and we can't go to
'2178.4': the united states yet it's kind of hard
'2181.2': it's kind of hard right now
'2185.359': they meet via facetime taylor
'2188.88': writes in here happy to hear leo rio leo
'2191.359': rio and
'2192.32': and uh can i are doing well i'm planning
'2194.8': to come to
'2195.52': tokyo in october if it's allowed which
'2197.44': area of tokyo would you
'2198.64': recommend getting a hotel in um you know
'2201.44': that's a good question
'2203.119': when people ask me that i i just i i
'2206.079': think
'2206.4': boy i don't really want to make a
'2207.76': recommendation because
'2209.599': i know that um everybody's different
'2212.4': everybody has a different personality
'2214.0': than me that's something that i'm very
'2216.079': mindful of and
'2217.839': you know if you're looking for if this
'2219.119': is your first time in tokyo and you're
'2220.4': looking for the bright lights and
'2222.079': being close to in the middle of
'2223.839': everything then
'2225.2': yeah maybe shibuya is the place for you
'2227.119': i don't know
'2228.4': but for me if you're asking what i would
'2230.8': do
'2231.839': this is a little community message board
'2234.079': that looks like that's been here since
'2235.92': for the last 50 years
'2240.839': interesting i like the little details
'2243.359': it's easy for you to miss these
'2246.16': these little things like a message board
'2249.52': but a lot of character in the in the
'2254.839': metal
'2261.119': i like i always prefer to stay up in
'2263.44': asakusa
'2264.8': asakusa up there in taito ward
'2268.0': it's quiet it's cultural meaning you'll
'2270.64': see
'2271.76': a lot of old buildings a lot of
'2274.4': traditional restaurants up there
'2276.4': it's quieter way way quieter and it's on
'2279.68': the ginza line
'2280.96': which will take you through ginza
'2282.72': shimbashi and shibuya
'2284.56': so you can get back without having to
'2286.48': change lines to your hotel if you want
'2288.079': to go to shibuya
'2289.2': it just takes about 30 minutes 35
'229.44': you can see here the tokyo network is
'2291.119': minutes on the the ginza line to get
'2293.04': back to asakusa
'2295.839': in the morning it's so peaceful there
'2297.599': too and you only really see it
'2299.68': if you stay there
'2306.4': all right so exactly how expensive are
'2308.56': apartments here
'231.2': pretty thorough
'2310.16': well i'm glad that i asked
'2313.599': this is a 2k which is two rooms here you
'2316.72': have a
'2317.92': a living and a kitchen sort of together
'232.48': i'll start with the blinking let's look
'2321.359': and then you have a tatami room this
'2322.72': would be the bedroom right here six
'2324.56': tatami mats
'2325.76': six and a half to tommy mats 2.4 tatami
'2328.64': mats
'2329.599': and i guess a little closet here there's
'233.92': down here at this map it's in english
'2331.76': a toilet with a walk-in
'2333.599': sink so usually the sink and the toilet
'2336.64': are separated so this might be
'2338.96': an older place and it is from 1984
'2342.88': and that's what the building looks like
'2344.96': they want one month of of key money and
'2347.119': one month of
'2348.64': um security deposit shikikin and 18
'2352.8': and it's 35 meters squared it looks
'2355.28': pretty
'2355.839': clean i don't know what do you think
'2358.88': the price is 1 200 a month
'236.159': um in the whole scheme of things let's
'2363.76': depending on the exchange rate uh
'2366.88': more importantly how far is it it's
'2369.2': three minutes from skiji station on foot
'2371.599': and one minute to shin tomicho
'2373.359': station so that's very convenient
'2376.8': i don't know that's kind of small
'238.64': see here
'2380.32': what else they got here this is even
'2383.119': smaller it's a one
'2384.32': room it's seven hundred dollars
'2387.44': seventy thousand yen or about seven
'2388.8': hundred dollars depending on the
'2389.76': exchange rate maybe six hundred fifty
'2390.96': dollars right now
'2392.48': that's it that is so small what
'2396.88': this is a balcony this is the main room
'2399.839': and
'240.08': shibuya would be right here shinjuku
'2400.56': there's no and here's a little burner
'2402.48': for kitchen
'2403.599': the toilet and the sink are together
'2405.599': like really really close
'2407.92': here's the door and i guess you put the
'2409.68': shoes here and there's a closet
'2412.4': that's it that i could not live there
'2415.44': it's three minutes walk from um
'2418.88': from the station
'2422.96': yeah kayabacho station three-minute walk
'2425.839': which is where the
'2426.96': the tokyo stock exchange is so i don't
'243.599': this is the imperial palace which is
'2430.16': know it looks kind of nice
'2432.56': what do you think i mean if you're
'2435.28': single in your 20s maybe
'2438.24': you have to do laundry in a laundry room
'2440.24': and that's part of the building
'2441.52': the building's a little bit old it was
'2443.359': it's uh it's not as old as i am
'2445.76': 1977 april was built 23 square meters is
'2449.76': the space
'245.28': where the emperor lives
'2450.88': so this room is a little bit bigger than
'2452.8': than
'2454.079': than you think i think it's a little bit
'2456.48': more spacious
'2457.44': i'm sure they're using a wide lens on
'2459.44': that one
'246.72': and we are at shintomicho which is right
'2461.92': i bet they're using a wide lens to give
'2463.52': it some space this one is more
'2466.96': is a very interesting shape here this is
'2468.88': about seventeen thousand
'2470.88': seven hundred uh this is about one
'2473.359': thousand
'2474.56': seven hundred dollars a month a one ldk
'2477.2': living dining kitchen
'2479.44': and it's got a very unique shape to it
'248.879': here and the yakuto line runs pretty
'2482.16': this is nine tatami mats which is quite
'2484.16': spacious
'2485.599': uh together with this one which is seven
'2487.44': so there you have 16 already
'2489.359': four and a half for this room there's a
'2492.56': kitchen here so the kitchen
'2494.319': i like this so you can you can uh this
'2497.119': is living dining kitchen this one room
'2499.2': is all of that
'2500.0': and it's a no smoking apartment complex
'2503.52': it has bicycle space
'2506.96': and it's a relatively new building 2004
'2509.68': june
'251.2': straight across the city going
'2510.16': 50 square meters 10th floor is available
'2513.119': for this price
'2514.319': i think it's i think it's not too bad of
'2517.44': a deal the place looks fairly new hmm
'252.879': um going right past the imperial palace
'2522.72': interesting so that's what's available
'2524.64': around here
'2533.52': oh wow they're selling strawberries oh
'2535.92': they got watermelons out
'2541.599': look at the strawberries up there this
'2544.16': the prices have been slashed
'2548.64': all right the last part i want last
'255.68': and then it starts to go up towards
'2550.24': place i want to show you
'2552.0': is in this direction
'2559.2': i love these neighborhood walks all
'2560.64': emanating from a station
'2566.88': if you like disney road walks too and
'2568.319': you share and you share that enthusiasm
'257.12': ikebukuro
'2570.72': click that like button appreciate it
'2573.68': very much
'2574.72': um this is harumi dori it's going
'2577.359': straight here this will take you to
'2578.4': tsukishima
'2579.599': and the sumida river you make a left
'258.799': so it's a pretty convenient line and i
'2581.44': towards monzen nakacho right to
'2583.04': kachidoki as the sign says
'2584.96': and there was a yellow hummer that went
'2586.96': by which is kind of cool looking car
'2590.8': we're now going to go up onto the bridge
'2593.599': and i want to show you the tokyo sky
'2595.119': tree from the sumida river
'2597.119': it's beautiful on a day like this i
'2598.64': think it's going to be pretty to see
'260.959': live in this area so
'2601.04': to the right where we started the live
'2602.72': stream is
'2605.119': st luke's hospital
'2608.16': so leo was born here
'2612.0': it's a very relaxing area once you get
'2614.64': past that traffic light it gets super
'2616.4': quiet not a lot of traffic in there
'2618.48': there's an emergency room it's a private
'262.56': it's kind of like my backyard
'2620.319': hospital
'2627.52': whoa food truck
'2631.359': that is awesome paella food truck
'2638.88': very cool very cool all right let's get
'2641.839': moving
'2645.52': i like to see people
'2649.359': selling food on the street i promise and
'2652.96': i would get a rebento
'2654.72': so i know a good bento shop in the
'266.08': inside of sintomicho is a bakery
'2660.839': neighborhood
'2663.52': nova khd hi john my mom suffered a
'2667.44': stroke two years ago and has been
'2669.28': bedridden
'2670.079': since then she loves watching your
'2671.839': videos and has always tuned
'2673.2': always tunes in during your livestream
'2674.88': she wants me to donate 100
'2676.4': for your newly born child and get
'2678.4': whatever you see fit please say hello to
'2680.24': her
'2680.96': her name is grace hi grace
'2685.76': hi grace i hope you're doing well
'2689.359': you picked a very beautiful day to come
'2691.44': to tokyo with me check it out we got a
'2693.28': blue sky
'2694.079': here and i'm about to take you
'2697.119': to see one of the one of my favorite
'2699.76': places
'270.08': oh let's just take a quick look i
'2701.28': a bridge with a beautiful view of the
'2704.16': skytree
'2707.04': so thank you so much for that
'2714.56': you have a lot of people here that are
'2715.92': watching too saying hi to you grace
'2718.48': we have maybe one of the best
'272.72': haven't been here
'2720.24': communities i like to think we have the
'2721.52': best community on youtube everyone's so
'273.44': i haven't been here since last year but
'2730.839': friendly
'2736.8': all right so you can see here you can
'2738.64': get on to the bridge
'274.639': it looks like they put plastic in there
'2740.0': if you're a car but we can't do that but
'2742.8': luckily
'2743.76': in about a hundred meters which an
'2746.4': olympic
'2747.04': sprinter could get in to in nine seconds
'2749.599': it's gonna take us like a minute
'2752.079': but it's gonna be it's a lot better than
'2755.04': minutes a lot better
'2756.0': when it's sunny out here
'276.88': whoa check out these cherry blossom
'2774.72': that's towards st luke's hospital
'278.56': looking uh croissants
'2784.24': wow it is it's just chilly enough where
'2786.64': you need a jacket
'2788.72': but it's warm enough that it makes you
'2790.72': feel so alive
'2792.88': i could wear shorts but today i choose
'2794.96': not to
'2798.48': another great contrast here look at
'28.84': this
'2800.079': those beautiful flowers
'2802.319': right there that's a brand new apartment
'2805.839': complex i think that's
'2807.48': 2007 i believe that one was built
'281.12': i'm gonna have to stop on my way back
'2810.4': because i was looking at that as maybe a
'2812.24': place to live but the prices were
'2813.839': ridiculous and then you have these
'2815.839': low-rise buildings here from the showa
'2817.92': period
'2818.96': maybe 19 1940s or 50s right after world
'282.88': here and they have cherry blossoms on
'2822.88': war ii looks like they're put up
'2824.56': this style here which is built i think
'2826.56': it's like
'2828.16': three floors and then the slope i see a
'2830.64': lot of buildings like that
'2832.24': and i always wonder why they sloped it
'2834.88': like this so that's a question i'm gonna
'2836.24': have to ask some of the
'2838.16': architectures
'284.479': top of these ampon
'2842.319': there's a lot of history in how the
'2845.52': the building codes are set up in tokyo
'2847.839': again it's an ancient city
'2850.079': with a lot of buildings that are still
'2852.079': very old
'2853.44': so it's those old traditional laws
'2857.119': some of them are still in place like the
'2859.76': one in akihabara with the secret shrine
'286.16': which look beautiful look at that
'2861.599': in the back there
'2862.88': that is an actual public road now public
'2866.4': roads are supposed to be i think a meter
'2868.0': at least a meter wide but this one is
'2869.839': not
'2871.04': so it's it's grandfathered in
'2875.04': making it one of the most unique public
'2877.52': roads in the city of tokyo which
'2879.44': is just an alley
'2882.88': by today's standard
'2886.4': whoa
'2890.559': very modern look
'2898.16': here's a brand new restaurant
'2904.88': serving some lunch right now it's five
'2907.04': or six customers in there
'291.6': i have a point card for this place and
'2910.88': all right so it's gonna move on here
'2913.119': we're gonna go up this
'2915.359': up this uh stairwell and then look back
'2918.88': at a beautiful sight on the river
'2921.28': hopefully it's not too windy up there
'2923.76': ruins with the audio a little bit runs
'2926.0': the audio
'2929.599': this cherry blossom season is done here
'293.12': they have three different kinds of melon
'2933.2': and you can see that that tree right
'2934.72': there over the stairwells i used to walk
'2936.4': that
'2936.72': when i came here daily to say hi to
'2938.72': kanai when she was in the hospital
'294.88': pond
'2940.8': the blossoms are gone now maybe there's
'2942.4': a couple that are still hanging on there
'2944.16': we'll try to find them
'2948.96': ah
'295.6': this one looks like a kocha or or
'2954.8': i love the recycling bins all over the
'2956.96': city like this
'2971.52': this is where the ferry departed back in
'2974.8': the old days
'2976.48': showa 28 which is um
'298.639': tea flavored and chocolate flavored
'2981.76': gosh i don't know the 1930s maybe 1940s
'2985.28': early 40s
'2986.559': you can see the boats crossing the
'2988.24': samida river and you're gonna get a
'2989.44': better sense of it when
'2990.4': in about two minutes when we get up
'2991.76': there but this is the
'2993.52': the pier the launching point for the
'2995.76': boats to go to an island called
'2998.4': sukuda and i'm going to show you that
'3.84': why 20.
'30.08': greetings and welcome to shintomicho
'3000.8': right now
'3002.4': i've been there a couple of times over
'3003.839': the last last few weeks
'3009.119': i don't see any any stragglers sometimes
'3012.48': you'll find one or two
'3013.52': oh there's one
'3016.96': a couple of blossoms that are still
'3018.4': hanging on do you see them in the center
'3020.72': kind of pinkish but they've all
'3025.119': including the petals you'll find a few
'3026.72': of them on the ground here
'3028.72': but most of them are gone too
'3032.88': it's sad we've spring is so delicate
'3045.599': all right here you go
'3048.96': grace get ready we're about to see a
'305.919': so that's what lawson's in here
'3050.72': really beautiful view
'3061.92': this is one of the dozens of bridges
'3064.96': that cross
'3066.079': the samita river
'3069.44': the main river through the city of tokyo
'3078.8': oh yes oh do you see it do you see it
'3081.839': all right cool we're gonna have a double
'3083.28': whammy
'3086.319': this is where the fairy crossed and this
'3088.96': island here is called scuda
'3090.88': and this is where i've been walking
'3092.4': around showing you the cherry blossoms
'3094.0': about a month ago right there it's all
'3096.16': green now
'310.88': let's go out exit 4.
'3106.559': and in about five seconds you're gonna
'3110.24': see
'3110.559': a double whammy because i'm pointing the
'3113.76': camera
'3114.96': right here because you know what's
'3116.319': coming underneath us right now
'3120.0': i could hear it rumbling
'3123.76': a boat that needs no introduction
'3128.96': but it's taking its bloody time
'3137.28': where art down you boat
'3145.04': ah space boat
'3158.72': i can't do space music with an air
'3161.04': guitar it's impossible
'3164.96': a space boat makes its way down the
'3167.44': samina river
'3170.48': you will see in the next 10 seconds or
'3172.64': less
'3175.839': the tokyo skytree
'3180.559': we call this shot the double whammy
'3207.119': makes an arch turning a little bit to
'3209.28': the right
'3210.88': to go underneath chuo bridge
'3215.839': will eventually end its ride
'3219.28': right outside of oscusa
'3222.8': the house for the food and drink fun
'3224.48': john that's going straight to
'3226.079': to kanai's lunch
'3230.0': thank you for that and grace yours is
'3233.52': going towards
'3235.839': cover beef ups at the house please show
'3237.28': us the wisteria blooming
'3239.119': if you get a chance i absolutely will
'324.88': now this is a this exit has been redone
'3241.44': i'm i'm going to be going up north to
'3243.359': tohoku because i have to
'3244.88': for a video that i'm producing
'3248.48': these are challenging times because of
'3251.04': the fourth wave but
'3252.8': i got to get the shot so probably going
'3254.8': next week
'3256.8': um and you and you're coming with me so
'3258.559': you'll get a chance to see some of the
'3260.079': blossoms blooming up north a little bit
'3262.559': near near the sendai area
'3266.48': but countryside i'm not going to be
'3268.079': going to the city this is a really
'327.6': recently
'3270.16': beautiful park here
'3271.52': um you can see there's a lighthouse this
'3273.28': is where the boats used to depart
'3275.68': that would cross across cut across the
'3277.52': samida river
'3281.839': and uh it's just such a beautiful place
'3283.76': on a day like this
'3284.88': you can get a boxed lunch this is why
'3287.04': you should stay in this area
'3288.64': get a box lunch and just sit along the
'3290.559': river and watch the boats go by
'3292.16': but i would recommend cutting coming
'3293.44': across the bridge and sitting there
'3294.64': because they have picnic tables
'3296.319': over on the other side and you can eat a
'3298.319': in a bento and kids can play in the
'33.12': this is a neighborhood in the city of
'330.4': because of the tokyo olympics coming
'3300.16': grass there
'3301.2': there's a playground just just a little
'3304.4': bit over to the right near
'3306.0': tsukishima station which is on the
'3307.44': yurakucho line
'3309.599': it's a beautiful area of the city
'3316.079': any last questions before we end this
'3317.92': live stream
'3322.16': i'm here for you
'3329.2': hey heir to the ron here's for the wipes
'3331.599': to clean here
'3332.559': monkey there's nobody here all right
'3335.92': aaron aaron the air buggy's maiden
'3339.28': voyage
'3339.76': was it was spectacular i posted a
'334.0': a lot of the subway stations
'3342.079': picture of it on the in
'3343.52': in the discord server um actually i
'3345.76': think i have the
'3346.559': if you want to see aaron's aaron's air
'3349.68': buggy for leo i actually have the link
'3352.96': here
'3354.559': check out our discord community i like
'3356.4': to go analog here
'3357.599': yeah this is a free invitation um it's
'3359.76': free
'3360.88': some people add this as a perk but you
'3362.64': could you could see this on
'3364.079': in the um photos and videos and in the
'3366.319': general chat i'll put post a picture of
'3367.76': the aaron
'3368.72': buggy for leo it's so cute i'll put a
'3370.64': picture of leo in there too if you want
'3372.079': to take a look and see how he's doing
'3373.92': i'll put that on the discord server a
'3375.599': good reason for you to sign up and check
'3377.04': out
'3377.359': it's free i think the you can download
'3379.119': the app or something
'338.479': a lot of the subway stations have been
'3381.2': you can use it on the computer too
'3382.88': discord's kind of like
'3384.72': i don't know it's like this this
'3386.799': headquarters for everything that we do
'3388.839': now
'339.919': renovated mostly so they will be more
'3390.24': because you can chat in there and i
'3391.44': could do uh phone calls and video chats
'3393.52': and all this other stuff
'3398.24': that's doing pretty good the maiden
'3399.44': voyage was a big success so smooth the
'3402.16': aaron buggy is
'3403.68': jay jersey girl just stacking my money
'3406.319': so i can visit tohoku and totori
'3408.96': from salt lake city utah please please
'3411.68': come for a visit
'3412.64': uh when you do hit hitohoku but
'3415.76': gosh those places are great too i'm
'3418.72': actually going to be going that
'3419.599': direction in a couple of weeks too
'342.479': accessible to people that um
'3421.2': i got a project i'm filming near the
'3423.359': kansai region but not
'3424.72': near kobe inland top secret can't tell
'3428.24': you
'3429.2': but it's very near to tori
'3435.599': and betty c is the space boat a tour
'3437.839': boat that takes you sightseeing
'3439.92': the space boat is actually that's a good
'3442.48': question
'3443.119': space boat is actually um
'3446.799': it's a bus it's a it's a boat bus
'345.52': are disabled i know it's really hard
'3451.599': a floating bus it will take you from one
'3453.92': side of the city to the next but while
'3455.44': it's taking you
'3456.88': it will explain about the history of the
'3458.559': bridges inside so mostly tourists are
'3461.28': taking it but
'3462.079': i've seen some locals also jump on the
'3464.48': space boat
'3465.76': just because it's cool and it takes you
'3468.16': to a place that's very hard to get to
'3469.76': odaiba
'347.68': before the olympics a lot of the
'3471.119': which require from asakusa about the
'3473.839': same amount of time as taking the space
'3475.92': boat
'3476.72': so in the end it's a it's less crowded
'3480.24': more relaxed
'3480.96': to get jump on the space space from
'3482.96': asakusa to get to odaiba than it is to
'3484.72': try taking a train
'3486.319': and even if you take a taxi the prices
'3488.64': are so expensive
'349.039': stations were built in the 1980s and 70s
'3490.0': um it's not worth it whoa look at that
'3493.52': crow wow we just went under the water
'3497.76': do you see that
'35.92': tokyo
'3502.4': there was this black bird it looked like
'3504.319': a floating crow
'3506.4': it's gone you see it
'3511.2': it's not coming up for air anyways
'3512.799': anywhere
'3515.2': there's my shadow right there
'3519.2': i don't see that bird anywhere i saw it
'352.32': and they weren't really thinking of
'3521.28': for a second and it's just gone
'3523.44': it's like and it's like space boat
'3525.119': except space food doesn't dive
'353.919': accessibility um
'3530.079': that's weird i've seen those birds
'3533.04': before they're mythical it's like this
'3534.96': i think it's i think that that's what
'3536.799': they saw this loch ness monster i think
'3538.48': it was a just like a diving crow duck
'3541.92': i don't how does it stay under that long
'3544.799': is it sucking air from
'3546.319': like plankton or something
'355.84': back then but in this decade i believe
'3552.16': if it comes up for air in the next 10
'3553.92': seconds i'll show you the last thing i
'3555.68': do want to show you is this is where the
'3557.2': ducks
'3558.64': oh i found it it came back up
'3561.68': it does exist wow you totally move wow
'3564.88': it went under again
'3572.64': you saw that right
'3576.64': it swim from there from there to there
'3579.44': it was there
'358.4': tokyo is going to be one of become one
'3581.68': incredible this should be in the
'3583.04': olympics that over there on the
'3585.04': across is where the ducks hang out this
'3586.72': is a sanctuary for ducks
'3588.4': i would say sanctuary because you can
'359.919': of the most accessible places in the
'3590.24': taunt them from the other side of that
'3592.24': fence
'3593.04': it's true
'3596.48': there's one duck i guess um stretching
'3598.96': its wings all right folks that's all oh
'36.96': that a lot of people don't know about
'3601.04': it's back
'3604.88': what is that
'3608.319': wow
'361.44': world
'3612.16': it's gone again it's swam all the way
'3614.559': around under the water is aren't there
'3616.0': currents
'3618.96': it's a ufo bird
'362.24': for cities just because with the
'3623.599': it's a loon which makes sense looney
'3626.839': tunes
'3637.44': sorry the comrades are the birds that in
'364.319': paralympics coming here and
'3640.48': gifu they
'3641.44': strangle the neck with a with a tube so
'3643.52': that they can catch the fish
'3645.04': but they can't swallow it and then they
'3646.96': pull it out it's kind of cruel
'3648.64': but they've been doing that for
'3649.68': generations here
'3652.72': a komaron yeah not a crow that's a shame
'3657.2': is that a crow
'3660.319': no they're not out they're not invited
'3663.52': out here
'3664.559': all right folks that's about it that's
'3665.839': all that i have thanks for sharing your
'3667.119': afternoon your night with me wherever
'3668.64': you are in the world
'3669.52': i'll be taking another live stream
'3670.96': tomorrow and next week we're going to be
'3673.04': going traveling again
'3674.24': because of the pandemic i do apologize
'3676.079': they're not as exciting as the traveling
'3678.16': live streams from before
'3679.839': last year but we're going to make it
'3682.64': until we can travel again and then we're
'3684.24': gonna be back on the road quite a bit
'3686.319': it's good it's good that i can be home
'3687.76': more because you know
'3689.44': leo is just born and it's good to be you
'3691.2': have to be home now i gotta get my wife
'3693.04': some lunch
'3693.68': so thanks everybody for the support
'3694.96': grace thank you i hope you're doing well
'3697.28': i hope this made your day a little bit
'3698.96': better on the other side over there
'370.56': we are back one of the reasons why i
'3700.799': the pacific thanks everybody see you
'3702.64': tomorrow
'3706.0': skytree pretty cool
'372.4': wanted to take you to exit 4. you can
'374.8': hear the wind by here
'378.639': i wanted to take you to exit 4 because
'381.199': shin tomicho station
'383.039': connects with tsukiji station in a way
'39.28': the closing doors let's wait for the
'392.0': that's shintomicho this is exit 4. if
'394.24': you were to walk straight
'398.0': if you were to walk straight for i don't
'40.96': yorkshire's line to leave
'400.88': know about 100 meters
'402.4': or less you'll see uh tsukiji
'405.759': station
'406.319': which is on the hibiya line and let me
'408.479': zoom by there i don't have to actually
'409.84': walk over there
'411.199': do you see that in the distance that
'413.919': skiji station that's the hibiya line
'416.96': so
'420.96': many times i have to actually exit here
'423.68': to get to the hibia line which would
'425.36': take you to akihabara
'427.12': or towards um roppongi
'430.639': so that's uh it's good to know
'434.8': they don't connect underground they
'436.24': connect above ground
'440.8': so let's get moving there's a reason why
'443.52': i brought you to this one exit four
'446.08': not only is it a new exit it's really
'448.4': pretty looking
'450.0': it's part of the thumbnail it's also
'453.599': goes over the shitoko or exit for the
'457.36': highway that goes around the city of
'458.88': tokyo
'459.759': and this is the back entrance to
'463.28': shintomi inari shrine which we're gonna
'465.84': make a stop at
'476.4': if i pan over here to the right you're
'478.0': gonna see a big tall building in the
'479.599': distance
'481.44': that and the grounds be before it
'483.919': towards us
'485.039': is saint luke's hospital and this is a
'487.759': hospital that was set up uh
'489.84': over over a century ago by i believe it
'49.44': it's a neighborhood that i don't know
'493.199': was an american doctor
'494.639': this was where the american embassy was
'496.639': just in front of that building the first
'498.24': american embassy
'499.52': now it's been moved to akasaka but
'502.72': actually all the foreigners were in edo
'505.68': at the time
'506.4': were placed in tsukiji which is this
'508.8': area
'509.44': and once again if you just go straight
'512.24': for about
'513.2': 300 meters you get the tsukiji market
'517.36': pretty cool this is the exit ramp
'52.079': after
'52.48': the uh great the great
'521.039': for the shitoko or the tokyo highway
'525.36': many times i have to come out of here
'526.88': because i live in this area
'530.64': it dumps you right off and i believe
'532.48': this is just a runoff this used to be a
'534.08': river dried up
'535.76': the whole shutoko on this side the
'538.24': city's
'538.959': uh expressway use is a dried up river
'541.76': which they found
'542.72': by drying up the river they could uh
'545.6': they could sort of bypass
'547.04': all of these very ancient property
'55.52': kanto earthquake in 1923 a lot of it was
'550.08': rights
'551.44': because nobody owned the river so they
'553.04': dried up the river but the highway there
'554.959': so the highway actually meanders a
'557.36': little bit left and right
'559.68': and they built that very fast for the
'561.44': tokyo
'562.72': 1964 olympics
'567.76': and let's get moving
'571.2': that building in the distance is the
'572.88': chuoku or chu award
'574.959': city office and they have um
'578.0': satellite offices all around the ward
'580.0': it's not too big the central area
'582.0': most famous for nihombashi and
'585.519': our house we're now going into the back
'588.88': alleys here
'59.039': demolished
'59.84': naturally by the earthquake and then in
'598.88': we do have a very beautiful sunny day
'601.12': blue skies
'602.48': not a lot of wind here in japan
'605.6': in tokyo at the moment fair weather
'611.04': all right up this way i don't see the
'613.92': shrine this way
'615.12': up this way and what is that shop
'618.56': i'm always kind of interested looks
'62.239': uh
'62.879': the fire bombing of 1945 march 10th
'623.36': a yamaha something in the back alleys
'627.12': you're gonna find all sorts of unusual
'628.959': things
'629.839': restaurants that you didn't know existed
'633.44': as well as little neighborhood shrines
'636.48': and that's where we're headed to right
'637.68': now look at this meat veggie cheese
'639.92': bistro
'641.36': just in an alley it's closed right now
'646.56': until march march 21st it's closed wait
'649.76': it closed on march 21st oh
'651.68': that's a that's a shame over here on the
'654.56': right
'657.92': is a very old shrine
'66.479': a lot of that was also destroyed in this
'661.04': and you can see now it's it's just a
'662.72': neighborhood shrine it's surrounded by
'664.32': buildings
'666.399': um that were built up around it it's an
'669.68': ancient shrine
'671.12': and in japan they don't move the shrines
'672.959': they build around it they
'674.32': make sure they protect places like this
'679.36': although it's modern now and it's been
'68.159': area a lot of it is brand new this
'680.88': rebuilt many times
'682.72': it's still an inari shrine
'686.48': which i believe is the god of harvest
'688.0': and
'689.68': it's painted in this
'693.2': meaning like it's like the color of the
'694.959': sun and if you've ever been to kyoto's
'696.72': fushimi inari shrine
'698.399': that's the one with ten thousand gates
'70.32': neighborhood
'700.48': it's painted in the same color
'703.12': now there's only one gate here called a
'705.44': tori
'709.92': let's see if i have five yen on me
'71.2': we're going to be exploring everything
'715.6': oh my i don't they don't take suica
'717.76': either so we're gonna
'718.639': gonna pay our respects here i don't have
'72.88': above ground
'722.0': five yen
'723.12': ah it's a beautiful color
'726.72': and again like you can see the
'728.32': neighborhood houses are built around
'729.519': here and
'730.24': i think when you move to japan everybody
'732.639': especially english teachers or
'735.36': new residents or expats they find like
'737.76': walking around their neighborhood they
'739.04': find little places like this and it's
'74.88': and as i said you might not know about
'740.8': just so
'741.519': amazing to be uh like surrounded by
'744.399': something that's
'745.04': that's it feels so japanese right to be
'748.079': living next to a shrine no matter the
'749.839': size of it it doesn't matter
'751.36': joy writes in here cute shrine it
'753.279': absolutely is i can see little
'754.88': neighborhood cats hanging out there
'757.12': over here in the corner another um
'760.24': important part of the tsukiji area we
'762.079': know about the fish market
'764.24': and shintomicho would i believe
'767.44': is part of skiji you find a lot of
'77.04': this neighborhood
'770.399': organic and
'772.16': vegetable markets that's pretty
'774.88': interesting over there you find one
'776.16': right on the
'778.0': right near exit uh i think five here's a
'78.0': but you kind of do because it's in
'781.279': little shop here
'783.6': what are they selling
'789.68': it's called litus
'80.799': between
'800.16': i guess they're selling oh bakery items
'804.0': oh very cool
'807.839': there's some uh muffins
'811.36': and donuts and it's just this little
'814.32': teeny
'815.2': shop with a kitchen and a bakery in the
'817.68': back
'818.32': with an oven i guess you'd call it a
'82.08': so many big attractions like nihombashi
'820.399': kitchen right since it's
'822.56': that's pretty cool it's pretty modern
'824.079': too
'826.24': right next to it isn't i love this look
'828.079': check it out
'829.92': right next to that modern shop is this
'832.079': old
'832.959': wood wood and aluminum shack
'836.72': that looks like it was built in the
'838.24': showa period kind of a post
'84.56': tokyo station
'840.56': post world war ii looking building made
'843.839': really quickly
'845.04': living together with a modern bakery
'847.279': that is so
'848.72': that's this area of tokyo believe it or
'850.8': not
'854.32': tasty chronicles rights and go back to
'856.079': the shrine this is to cover the blessing
'859.279': all right you know what i'm going to
'86.24': tsukiji the old fish market was there
'860.24': loop back around because i got to go
'861.6': that direction anyways
'863.519': and i'll see if i can find 5 yen i got
'865.36': maybe we'll buy something at the vending
'866.8': machine and give something bigger than 5
'868.839': yen
'870.079': thanks tasty
'874.72': gmon threefold is here big cup of joe i
'878.16': could actually actually could use one
'879.76': brad fletcher
'880.88': glad i was able to catch some of the
'882.48': stream before heading to bed hope you
'883.839': and kanai and the baby are doing well
'885.199': we're doing great thanks for asking
'887.36': um i i wanted to do this stream a little
'889.12': bit earlier because i know a lot of
'89.92': and this is the old residential
'890.399': people on the east coast
'891.44': are always in bed when i stream at 2 pm
'893.6': but it's like prime time in california
'896.24': check that building out across the
'897.68': street this is what i'm talking about
'900.16': when i talk about the um
'902.88': um pre the
'906.0': uh post canto earthquake buildings
'909.519': they're built in the 1930s it's a shame
'91.2': neighborhood where st luke's hospital is
'911.44': that that vans
'912.48': right in front of it this one was built
'914.56': in the 1930s
'916.48': following the great kanto earthquake
'920.399': uh and the thing with the earthquake was
'922.079': it wasn't the quake itself that
'924.0': destroyed
'925.04': everything it was the subsequent fires
'928.399': that wiped out a lot of the city and
'930.399': killed so many people people were
'931.519': jumping in the rivers to try to escape
'933.199': it but
'935.04': i've seen the pictures of it at the
'937.279': museum
'938.56': it's a horrible sight but just pan
'94.24': and that's the station layout and we're
'940.959': around
'941.839': everything is brand new the result of
'945.279': you know the uh earthquake
'948.56': and the fire bombings of 1945 which were
'950.959': were absolutely
'952.8': just flattened this area of the city
'956.16': and then i'm really glad that this
'958.8': building
'959.759': i'm guessing survived the firebombings
'96.0': going to go take a look above
'963.04': of 1945 because i know it was built
'964.8': before that that's copper
'966.72': a copper alloy on there which turns
'969.199': green
'97.52': here it's on the yurakucho line
'970.24': that's very symbolic of the area of skij
'973.279': there's a load of loads of buildings
'974.959': with that style but what let's actually
'977.12': we can cross the street
'978.32': here's a crosswalk
'986.079': they've used two different kinds of
'987.839': plating here
'990.399': looks like scales or something on the
'992.32': second floor
'993.759': that's pretty unique
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#onlyinjapan #Tokyo | null | 1500 | '0.799': arriving at shinto
'1003.44': not sure if that building is in
'1004.56': operation anymore
'1006.959': you'll also find lots of little
'1008.48': memorials here lots of
'101.84': which goes from shinkiba this is where
'1010.639': monuments i'm not sure exactly what this
'1013.36': is but
'1014.24': probably marking a building that was
'1018.32': here
'1019.279': a memorial of some of some sort
'1022.48': across the street is the tax building
'1024.72': and that's where i wanted to go okay
'1025.919': it's a green light we could cross here
'1030.799': this beautiful new tax building just
'1033.36': finished construction i believe last
'1035.039': year
'1036.16': this is a beautiful tax building yeah
'1039.76': it's tax season now in the u.s we just
'1043.28': finished in japan
'1045.36': i'm looking for the monument maybe
'1046.72': they've they've moved it but this used
'1048.48': to be
'1049.76': a shin tomiza
'105.2': you would go to tokyo disneyland
'1052.799': i believe is what it was called
'1053.84': shintomiza which is the kabuki
'1056.08': theater for this area
'1059.679': so let me see if i can find it here
'1066.08': the chuo metropolitan taxation office
'107.92': here's shintomicho so it's not that far
'1070.4': sounds exciting
'1073.84': all right maybe this is it here
'1078.72': yeah here's the sign so they kind of
'1080.799': moved to the side
'1081.84': this is the former site of shintomiza
'1086.88': and hnl808 thank you
'1090.48': for fighting it out
'1093.679': archong 89 i first discovered you when
'1095.679': you took us to the hidden shrine and
'1096.96': akihabara use this to get some pastries
'1098.72': at the bakery
'1099.6': okay i'll do that for kanai figures
'110.159': away from chiba
'1101.44': crossed that borders
'1102.96': reopened this fall absolutely i'll try
'1105.28': to address some of your questions the
'1106.48': end of this maybe in about 10 15 minutes
'1109.12': look at the picture here and how vibrant
'1112.559': life was on this street now it's very
'1114.64': business-like
'1115.679': but back then this was an entertainment
'1117.44': district
'1118.72': again you have kabukiza which is the
'112.079': there's ginza ichomei ginza and
'1120.559': main theater in ginza which
'1122.0': is still standing but been reconstructed
'1124.0': many times it's a very modern building
'1125.679': now
'1126.559': and you had a bunch of other theaters in
'1128.96': this area this is the theater area
'1131.44': and they're all gone except for kabukiza
'1134.64': let's read what they have here there's
'1136.16': not a lot of information
'1137.76': in english on this and i'm i'm kind of
'114.64': yurakucho are two stops right in the
'1140.0': stunned that they
'1141.36': have an english sign they didn't have
'1142.72': that before shinto miza
'1144.88': is the kabuki theater built in manji iii
'1147.679': which is 1660.
'1149.44': i didn't i didn't know what the manji
'1151.52': era this is the first time reading this
'1153.6': and the kobe kicho 5 currently ginza 6
'1158.0': as taking over moritaza another theater
'116.56': center so it's just one
'1161.44': ending with za usually theater zamoto
'1164.24': the responsible position of the
'1165.6': performance maritasa
'1168.0': had been taken by morita kanya in
'1170.32': generations kabuki actors family handed
'1172.799': down
'1173.44': from from age to age i guess they didn't
'1176.4': they didn't research the age
'1178.96': moritas have moved to the saruwaka
'118.159': one stop away from ginza which is pretty
'1182.4': currently ascusa title ward in temple 14
'1187.52': the temple would be the reign of the
'1190.24': that emperor
'1192.4': then one character of its name was
'1194.16': changed from mori
'1195.44': to mori that's interesting mori means
'1198.72': forest and this is
'120.24': incredible
'1200.08': mam mori which means protection
'1203.039': pronunciation remains unchanged in
'1204.799': onsei five other like i don't know i
'1207.76': don't remember
'1208.32': before meiji was on say i guess and
'121.36': it's not too far away from where i live
'1211.6': meiji five
'1212.72': morita kanye 12th generation moved
'1214.64': aggressively so the english seems like
'1216.08': it was google translated that's
'1218.84': interesting
'122.96': and if you keep on going straight i'll
'1220.72': all right this is the important part the
'1222.0': theater had been the center of the
'1223.2': kabuki performance till kabukiza was
'1225.28': opened in meiji 22.
'1226.88': so before kabukiza in 1889 this was the
'1230.4': big
'1230.799': hub for kabuki this tax building which
'1234.159': is
'1234.48': kind of boring looking and
'1238.96': i hope they didn't hear me they might
'124.24': take you all the way out to saitama
'1240.159': audit me after that
'1242.0': um then unfortunately it was burnt down
'1245.44': by the great kanto earthquake in 1923 or
'1248.559': taisho 12.
'125.92': which is called the wakoshi
'1250.4': the flourishing atmosphere of the day
'1251.84': could be imagined from the wood block
'1253.679': print in the meiji era
'1255.52': so this is it and it is pretty and i
'1257.919': think it's important for you to know
'1259.6': the history of tokyo that doesn't exist
'1262.32': anymore because you can feel it in the
'1264.0': streets if you knew what was here
'1266.4': you know that people look like that
'1268.24': which is kind of
'127.84': really pretty town not so far from some
'1270.88': strange
'1274.32': the whole actors assembly that's what
'1276.32': they are there
'1278.24': at shinto miza so this is the original
'1284.08': you wouldn't know it looking at the
'1285.52': street today in the 21st century huh
'1290.08': that this was the the entertainment hub
'1292.08': of the city of edel
'1294.799': you don't as strange that they put they
'1297.36': they mixed entertainment with the tax
'1299.12': building that just doesn't make
'1300.4': sense to me i don't know it's kind of
'1302.84': weird
'1305.52': all right let's walk down some of these
'1306.799': alleys here
'131.039': big attractions
'1311.76': colors of seraphina welcome a new
'1314.4': traveler
'1316.0': very cool
'1319.52': it is a nice building this is and i
'132.08': in saitama
'1322.72': i came this way from purpose um
'1326.32': i don't know just if if you if you are
'1329.28': if you are thinking of staying in in
'1331.039': tokyo this might be
'1332.0': one of the options shin tomicho does not
'1333.84': have the name brand of ginza
'1335.76': but this is walking distance to ginza
'1338.0': and walking distance to tokyo station
'1339.84': and nihombashi
'1341.039': and there's an apa hotel here it's
'1344.24': quite large and if you find this in one
'1347.12': of the hotels that is available because
'1349.28': i believe tokyo is going to get really
'1350.559': crowded again with tourism as soon as
'1352.08': they open up
'1353.2': maybe in the fall this might be one of
'1355.919': your options
'1356.64': it's a it's a quiet neighborhood the
'1359.28': subway station
'136.4': and i get these flyers all the time for
'1360.08': is very close so there's a lot of things
'1362.32': going for it
'1363.36': except that it's a you know up a hotel
'1366.4': which means it's very small and cramped
'1371.36': but usually affordable 5 500 yen a room
'1375.039': in low season all right let's go through
'1376.96': the down this alley
'1379.52': because you see more of these these a
'138.48': broser's hamburger i never heard of them
'1381.679': mix of architecture which is why i love
'1383.919': this region right now
'1385.12': i think in about 10 years we're gonna
'1387.12': lose all of these
'1388.72': older low-rise buildings that were built
'1390.559': in the showa era
'1391.919': for more of the high-rise ones like this
'1393.76': little shack here probably the last
'1395.84': owner
'1396.799': is in his 80s or 90s and as soon as he
'140.239': but the burgers look
'1401.28': i don't know moves on it'll be sold off
'1405.12': probably by the kids and
'1406.32': the money will be used uh i don't know
'1409.039': build another house somewhere else
'141.28': really really good
'1412.0': but they'll build a big apartment
'1413.52': complex here that's what they usually do
'1417.12': there's another low showa era building
'1419.919': right there
'1420.48': looks like maybe 1960s
'1427.52': and behind it some shacks wow looks like
'1431.12': a little family business
'1433.2': wholesalers
'1439.679': i don't really have a lot of reasons to
'1441.12': come this way so i don't that often
'1443.6': this looks like because of the cardboard
'1445.279': boxes here part of the
'1446.72': part of that wholesaler here
'1450.96': let's keep on moving
'1462.72': diana leave from hong kong's in the
'1464.32': house sending some love with pear man
'1471.76': gaming monderox welcome from south
'1474.0': dakota glad
'1475.279': to catch you live before work you're
'1478.159': working awfully late
'148.48': so up we go into the neighborhood we're
'1480.64': just like i'm working awfully early
'1494.24': i don't know what that is there's a lot
'1496.0': of like like cellars for things here
'1498.64': again this area um in chua ward
'150.64': gonna be going out of exit number four
'1501.84': known for being near skiji market it was
'1504.64': also known as one of the marketplaces
'1506.24': nihonbashi used to be
'1507.6': the fish market but it moved in 1923
'1510.799': after the great
'1511.76': uh kanto earthquake this lot looks like
'1515.2': it's open
'1516.24': somebody's gonna be building something
'1517.6': there so the neighborhood isn't
'1520.159': is in change i don't think shintomicho
'1523.039': has much of a personality when they took
'1524.96': away the
'1525.679': kabuki theater it really did change
'153.519': which is a little bit of ways from where
'1531.44': i'm talking like in the taisho era a
'1533.2': hundred years ago and since then
'1535.6': there's a ladder that's probably the
'1537.279': reason you haven't heard of shintomicho
'1540.84': before
'1542.799': but it's a residential place too there
'1545.12': are houses here
'155.599': most of the people get on for
'1550.559': and again it's a pretty nice place to
'1553.039': live look at that
'1556.4': they really like cats
'156.8': shintomicho and there's a reason why
'1560.0': it's a pretty nice place to live
'1567.52': that was nice so we had somebody who who
'1569.279': came to say hi was watching the live
'1570.799': stream in the area
'1574.48': appa totally is owns this area
'1577.679': look at this
'1581.84': um alex writes in is this a touristy
'1583.919': area i wouldn't say so
'1585.84': i think it's again like a lot of people
'1588.159': don't know about it but because
'1589.76': tokyo is just overcrowded overflowing
'1592.159': with people
'1593.36': especially tourist hotels a lot of it
'1596.4': has moved into into this region because
'1598.88': it is pretty central
'160.879': how you doing everybody
'1600.64': i love how look at this on the side of
'1602.32': the streets in the middle middle of the
'1603.76': city center
'1605.039': and that looks like a parking garage
'1606.4': right there you just have somebody
'1608.799': a resident of this house likes to put
'1610.799': their plants here on the side
'1612.24': add some greenery to what otherwise
'1614.48': would be
'1615.44': an asphalt jungle very nice
'1618.72': and no no one steals anything like this
'1627.039': this is hachobori shintomicho so we're
'1629.52': very close between
'1631.36': two stations hachobori which is jr and
'1635.279': i believe uh hibiya line and then
'1637.52': shintomicho which is the yurakucho line
'1639.919': so it makes it pretty in
'1641.039': pretty convenient to put a hotel right
'1642.799': here in this spot
'1644.96': but i don't think the upper chain is
'1646.72': doing very well hey there's a post box
'1650.559': speaking of posts
'1654.32': i just released the new
'1658.72': postcards it's got the shinkansen on it
'166.319': hey i see tasty chronicles in the house
'1661.919': and you can get one too if you join our
'1664.48': patreon
'1665.84': it's like god do yourself so i'll plug
'1668.08': here this is the tokaido
'1670.72': tohoku shinkansen um in tokiwa green
'1674.48': departing from tokyo station has a
'1676.159': reflection of it on the in one that's
'1677.679': departing and one that was
'1679.2': still waiting for customers i use the
'1682.399': stamps here
'1683.36': this one's unsent here but this stamp is
'1687.52': oh what's the name of this game all of
'1689.12': the stamps come from a series
'1690.96': on tohoku representing symbols from the
'1693.52': great north of japan so
'1695.279': if you get the postcard you'll be
'1696.399': getting a stamp and a postmark from
'1698.0': tokyo
'1701.12': actually tokyo station because it's
'1702.64': right next to the shinkansen
'1708.24': shogi right my mind's not working today
'1712.48': shogi is a is a game of war
'1715.6': it sounds cool when you say it like that
'1718.32': so this is hachobori going in this
'1720.08': direction
'1720.64': i've taken you on live streams around
'1722.0': here and there's some pretty good
'1724.08': um niche restaurants
'1727.2': in the hachobori area that you would
'1730.559': might not know about because again like
'1732.72': everybody's in shibuya they're in
'1734.399': shinjuku they're in these areas
'1737.279': being out here is it's different it's
'1739.039': fresh it's quieter
'1745.44': there's a taibashi we're going now
'1747.2': towards the samida river
'1755.279': i could you know um when you think of
'1758.799': shogi i always think of akita i believe
'1762.0': up in akita that's where they have um
'1765.84': a station a train station that is famous
'1769.2': for
'1769.52': shogi i forget what it's called
'1774.24': was it akita or iwate i guess i can't
'1778.84': remember
'178.56': just a quick quiz right here do you see
'1780.0': but they had a clock that was shaped
'1781.44': like a shogi shogi piece
'1786.399': the station is very proud of their shogi
'1788.24': heritage
'1789.919': that might be pretty good to bring up in
'1791.36': a live stream
'180.0': on the sign here what are these things
'1805.279': um also in this area oh this is the this
'1808.0': is this is the french place
'1816.64': this is the french place yeah i ate
'1819.76': i ate here with my buddy simon before he
'182.4': do you know what they are
'1822.799': went back to canada last year
'1824.799': it was it was not too bad my son
'1828.32': michelle i think michelle that was
'1831.2': really good
'1834.32': wow it just like it hit me i parked my
'1837.44': bike right there
'1840.48': you've gone by wow
'185.84': you get these at japanese shrines and
'1853.279': this is one of my favorite vending
'1854.799': machine drinks the gokuri
'1857.84': has anyone had this before
'1870.32': this one doesn't this is an older
'1871.76': machine it doesn't take
'1875.84': it doesn't take uh suica or anything
'188.239': they're called
'1884.88': i'm getting some change sonny
'1889.279': oh look at the little teeny matcha tea
'189.599': omamori it's kind of cool that they put
'1891.44': pet bottles
'1906.159': oh my gosh
'191.84': these in english on the poster do you
'1918.24': that's a lot of coins why doesn't this
'1920.559': is what i want when i go to do gachapon
'1922.64': i always get a 500 yen coin which is
'1924.799': worthless
'1929.919': this is one of the first drinks that i
'193.36': have omamori
'1931.36': had when i came to japan
'1933.6': out of the vending machine and i was
'1935.279': really really pleased with it it's made
'1936.96': by sun torti
'1939.2': it's a good one speaking of drink
'194.319': and i guess because people can't go to
'1942.64': vending machines they're refilling one
'1945.12': right now
'1949.279': a lot of coffee coffee in the back
'195.76': the shrines maybe they have them
'1951.279': georgia coffee
'1952.88': pretty interesting
'1958.88': nothing too new right now
'196.8': digitally now which would be pretty cool
'1962.799': every now and then you'll find something
'1964.24': that's really out of sight
'1970.32': okay let's keep going this direction
'1975.6': see what we can find
'198.72': digital omamori i don't even think it
'1992.159': this is a nice corner to have a drink
'1994.559': watch the guy
'1996.24': fix the electrical wires
'200.56': counts if you don't go to the shrine
'2001.2': that's how i like to spend my afternoons
'2017.279': this is good
'2020.399': it's really good um the baby's doing
'2023.519': fine i appreciate a lot of you asking
'2026.24': um i haven't been getting a lot of sleep
'2028.399': but neither is kanai we've been doing
'2029.76': our best
'203.44': all right there's a gates one through
'2030.88': the little guy is is uh starting to
'2033.039': develop inside
'2034.48': he's got gas something that all parents
'2037.76': uh know what i'm talking about
'2040.96': more than me and i'm very proud of him
'2043.76': for
'2044.159': for that it's quite loud too frank the
'2046.88': tank is here
'2048.8': what's your favorite three japanese
'205.599': three is very central and it's for the
'2050.24': beers do you want me to rank them in
'2051.76': order for you frank
'2053.76': um you know it changes all the time
'2056.879': it used to be keaton but now it's it's
'2059.04': probably
'2061.359': wow i like the sapporo red star
'2064.879': i like asahi super dry they have this
'2067.28': fujiyama beer which is really good it's
'2069.119': almost like a craft beer
'207.36': city ward
'2070.639': the asahi fujiyama and um
'2074.32': yeah keaton kitten ichiban is just
'2076.56': really good it's a clear taste too
'2078.8': pretty good pretty good stuff so i'll
'208.159': chuoku which is a two award we're gonna
'2081.119': probably go right now
'2082.48': sapporo asahi keating but when i first
'2084.96': came here it was
'2085.679': keating
'2088.96': so it changes
'2092.639': it's like do you like miller light or do
'2094.48': you like michelob
'2095.919': or do you like budweiser it's just it's
'2098.64': hard to uh
'210.72': be going towards
'2100.8': hard to say
'2106.0': okay let me put this in my bag
'2110.56': looks like hiding behind this tree
'2116.16': um it's lunchtime right now so we have a
'2118.079': lot of people
'2119.76': a lot of business people out and about
'212.4': exit 4 and there's a reason why
'2121.359': getting bentos which means
'2123.76': um this supermarket here
'2127.04': so and shintomicho you're not gonna find
'2129.119': a lot of supermarkets
'2131.839': but this is one of them and um you know
'2134.8': when you
'2135.68': when you live in in the center of the
'2137.44': city things are kind of
'2139.2': more expensive maybe by 15
'2143.04': more sometimes 20. i don't know it just
'2145.119': depends
'2148.32': it's just hard to find things but you
'2150.079': can always find a supermarket in the
'2152.079': department stores in the basement
'2154.96': so even in central ginza you'll be able
'2156.64': to get some groceries but
'2158.079': that is not the ideal place to be
'2159.68': grocery shopping
'2162.24': not at all
'2170.839': champagne
'2174.4': met the baby they have but not on my
'2176.16': side we're trapped and we can't go to
'2178.4': the united states yet it's kind of hard
'2181.2': it's kind of hard right now
'2185.359': they meet via facetime taylor
'2188.88': writes in here happy to hear leo rio leo
'2191.359': rio and
'2192.32': and uh can i are doing well i'm planning
'2194.8': to come to
'2195.52': tokyo in october if it's allowed which
'2197.44': area of tokyo would you
'2198.64': recommend getting a hotel in um you know
'2201.44': that's a good question
'2203.119': when people ask me that i i just i i
'2206.079': think
'2206.4': boy i don't really want to make a
'2207.76': recommendation because
'2209.599': i know that um everybody's different
'2212.4': everybody has a different personality
'2214.0': than me that's something that i'm very
'2216.079': mindful of and
'2217.839': you know if you're looking for if this
'2219.119': is your first time in tokyo and you're
'2220.4': looking for the bright lights and
'2222.079': being close to in the middle of
'2223.839': everything then
'2225.2': yeah maybe shibuya is the place for you
'2227.119': i don't know
'2228.4': but for me if you're asking what i would
'2230.8': do
'2231.839': this is a little community message board
'2234.079': that looks like that's been here since
'2235.92': for the last 50 years
'2240.839': interesting i like the little details
'2243.359': it's easy for you to miss these
'2246.16': these little things like a message board
'2249.52': but a lot of character in the in the
'2254.839': metal
'2261.119': i like i always prefer to stay up in
'2263.44': asakusa
'2264.8': asakusa up there in taito ward
'2268.0': it's quiet it's cultural meaning you'll
'2270.64': see
'2271.76': a lot of old buildings a lot of
'2274.4': traditional restaurants up there
'2276.4': it's quieter way way quieter and it's on
'2279.68': the ginza line
'2280.96': which will take you through ginza
'2282.72': shimbashi and shibuya
'2284.56': so you can get back without having to
'2286.48': change lines to your hotel if you want
'2288.079': to go to shibuya
'2289.2': it just takes about 30 minutes 35
'229.44': you can see here the tokyo network is
'2291.119': minutes on the the ginza line to get
'2293.04': back to asakusa
'2295.839': in the morning it's so peaceful there
'2297.599': too and you only really see it
'2299.68': if you stay there
'2306.4': all right so exactly how expensive are
'2308.56': apartments here
'231.2': pretty thorough
'2310.16': well i'm glad that i asked
'2313.599': this is a 2k which is two rooms here you
'2316.72': have a
'2317.92': a living and a kitchen sort of together
'232.48': i'll start with the blinking let's look
'2321.359': and then you have a tatami room this
'2322.72': would be the bedroom right here six
'2324.56': tatami mats
'2325.76': six and a half to tommy mats 2.4 tatami
'2328.64': mats
'2329.599': and i guess a little closet here there's
'233.92': down here at this map it's in english
'2331.76': a toilet with a walk-in
'2333.599': sink so usually the sink and the toilet
'2336.64': are separated so this might be
'2338.96': an older place and it is from 1984
'2342.88': and that's what the building looks like
'2344.96': they want one month of of key money and
'2347.119': one month of
'2348.64': um security deposit shikikin and 18
'2352.8': and it's 35 meters squared it looks
'2355.28': pretty
'2355.839': clean i don't know what do you think
'2358.88': the price is 1 200 a month
'236.159': um in the whole scheme of things let's
'2363.76': depending on the exchange rate uh
'2366.88': more importantly how far is it it's
'2369.2': three minutes from skiji station on foot
'2371.599': and one minute to shin tomicho
'2373.359': station so that's very convenient
'2376.8': i don't know that's kind of small
'238.64': see here
'2380.32': what else they got here this is even
'2383.119': smaller it's a one
'2384.32': room it's seven hundred dollars
'2387.44': seventy thousand yen or about seven
'2388.8': hundred dollars depending on the
'2389.76': exchange rate maybe six hundred fifty
'2390.96': dollars right now
'2392.48': that's it that is so small what
'2396.88': this is a balcony this is the main room
'2399.839': and
'240.08': shibuya would be right here shinjuku
'2400.56': there's no and here's a little burner
'2402.48': for kitchen
'2403.599': the toilet and the sink are together
'2405.599': like really really close
'2407.92': here's the door and i guess you put the
'2409.68': shoes here and there's a closet
'2412.4': that's it that i could not live there
'2415.44': it's three minutes walk from um
'2418.88': from the station
'2422.96': yeah kayabacho station three-minute walk
'2425.839': which is where the
'2426.96': the tokyo stock exchange is so i don't
'243.599': this is the imperial palace which is
'2430.16': know it looks kind of nice
'2432.56': what do you think i mean if you're
'2435.28': single in your 20s maybe
'2438.24': you have to do laundry in a laundry room
'2440.24': and that's part of the building
'2441.52': the building's a little bit old it was
'2443.359': it's uh it's not as old as i am
'2445.76': 1977 april was built 23 square meters is
'2449.76': the space
'245.28': where the emperor lives
'2450.88': so this room is a little bit bigger than
'2452.8': than
'2454.079': than you think i think it's a little bit
'2456.48': more spacious
'2457.44': i'm sure they're using a wide lens on
'2459.44': that one
'246.72': and we are at shintomicho which is right
'2461.92': i bet they're using a wide lens to give
'2463.52': it some space this one is more
'2466.96': is a very interesting shape here this is
'2468.88': about seventeen thousand
'2470.88': seven hundred uh this is about one
'2473.359': thousand
'2474.56': seven hundred dollars a month a one ldk
'2477.2': living dining kitchen
'2479.44': and it's got a very unique shape to it
'248.879': here and the yakuto line runs pretty
'2482.16': this is nine tatami mats which is quite
'2484.16': spacious
'2485.599': uh together with this one which is seven
'2487.44': so there you have 16 already
'2489.359': four and a half for this room there's a
'2492.56': kitchen here so the kitchen
'2494.319': i like this so you can you can uh this
'2497.119': is living dining kitchen this one room
'2499.2': is all of that
'2500.0': and it's a no smoking apartment complex
'2503.52': it has bicycle space
'2506.96': and it's a relatively new building 2004
'2509.68': june
'251.2': straight across the city going
'2510.16': 50 square meters 10th floor is available
'2513.119': for this price
'2514.319': i think it's i think it's not too bad of
'2517.44': a deal the place looks fairly new hmm
'252.879': um going right past the imperial palace
'2522.72': interesting so that's what's available
'2524.64': around here
'2533.52': oh wow they're selling strawberries oh
'2535.92': they got watermelons out
'2541.599': look at the strawberries up there this
'2544.16': the prices have been slashed
'2548.64': all right the last part i want last
'255.68': and then it starts to go up towards
'2550.24': place i want to show you
'2552.0': is in this direction
'2559.2': i love these neighborhood walks all
'2560.64': emanating from a station
'2566.88': if you like disney road walks too and
'2568.319': you share and you share that enthusiasm
'257.12': ikebukuro
'2570.72': click that like button appreciate it
'2573.68': very much
'2574.72': um this is harumi dori it's going
'2577.359': straight here this will take you to
'2578.4': tsukishima
'2579.599': and the sumida river you make a left
'258.799': so it's a pretty convenient line and i
'2581.44': towards monzen nakacho right to
'2583.04': kachidoki as the sign says
'2584.96': and there was a yellow hummer that went
'2586.96': by which is kind of cool looking car
'2590.8': we're now going to go up onto the bridge
'2593.599': and i want to show you the tokyo sky
'2595.119': tree from the sumida river
'2597.119': it's beautiful on a day like this i
'2598.64': think it's going to be pretty to see
'260.959': live in this area so
'2601.04': to the right where we started the live
'2602.72': stream is
'2605.119': st luke's hospital
'2608.16': so leo was born here
'2612.0': it's a very relaxing area once you get
'2614.64': past that traffic light it gets super
'2616.4': quiet not a lot of traffic in there
'2618.48': there's an emergency room it's a private
'262.56': it's kind of like my backyard
'2620.319': hospital
'2627.52': whoa food truck
'2631.359': that is awesome paella food truck
'2638.88': very cool very cool all right let's get
'2641.839': moving
'2645.52': i like to see people
'2649.359': selling food on the street i promise and
'2652.96': i would get a rebento
'2654.72': so i know a good bento shop in the
'266.08': inside of sintomicho is a bakery
'2660.839': neighborhood
'2663.52': nova khd hi john my mom suffered a
'2667.44': stroke two years ago and has been
'2669.28': bedridden
'2670.079': since then she loves watching your
'2671.839': videos and has always tuned
'2673.2': always tunes in during your livestream
'2674.88': she wants me to donate 100
'2676.4': for your newly born child and get
'2678.4': whatever you see fit please say hello to
'2680.24': her
'2680.96': her name is grace hi grace
'2685.76': hi grace i hope you're doing well
'2689.359': you picked a very beautiful day to come
'2691.44': to tokyo with me check it out we got a
'2693.28': blue sky
'2694.079': here and i'm about to take you
'2697.119': to see one of the one of my favorite
'2699.76': places
'270.08': oh let's just take a quick look i
'2701.28': a bridge with a beautiful view of the
'2704.16': skytree
'2707.04': so thank you so much for that
'2714.56': you have a lot of people here that are
'2715.92': watching too saying hi to you grace
'2718.48': we have maybe one of the best
'272.72': haven't been here
'2720.24': communities i like to think we have the
'2721.52': best community on youtube everyone's so
'273.44': i haven't been here since last year but
'2730.839': friendly
'2736.8': all right so you can see here you can
'2738.64': get on to the bridge
'274.639': it looks like they put plastic in there
'2740.0': if you're a car but we can't do that but
'2742.8': luckily
'2743.76': in about a hundred meters which an
'2746.4': olympic
'2747.04': sprinter could get in to in nine seconds
'2749.599': it's gonna take us like a minute
'2752.079': but it's gonna be it's a lot better than
'2755.04': minutes a lot better
'2756.0': when it's sunny out here
'276.88': whoa check out these cherry blossom
'2774.72': that's towards st luke's hospital
'278.56': looking uh croissants
'2784.24': wow it is it's just chilly enough where
'2786.64': you need a jacket
'2788.72': but it's warm enough that it makes you
'2790.72': feel so alive
'2792.88': i could wear shorts but today i choose
'2794.96': not to
'2798.48': another great contrast here look at
'28.84': this
'2800.079': those beautiful flowers
'2802.319': right there that's a brand new apartment
'2805.839': complex i think that's
'2807.48': 2007 i believe that one was built
'281.12': i'm gonna have to stop on my way back
'2810.4': because i was looking at that as maybe a
'2812.24': place to live but the prices were
'2813.839': ridiculous and then you have these
'2815.839': low-rise buildings here from the showa
'2817.92': period
'2818.96': maybe 19 1940s or 50s right after world
'282.88': here and they have cherry blossoms on
'2822.88': war ii looks like they're put up
'2824.56': this style here which is built i think
'2826.56': it's like
'2828.16': three floors and then the slope i see a
'2830.64': lot of buildings like that
'2832.24': and i always wonder why they sloped it
'2834.88': like this so that's a question i'm gonna
'2836.24': have to ask some of the
'2838.16': architectures
'284.479': top of these ampon
'2842.319': there's a lot of history in how the
'2845.52': the building codes are set up in tokyo
'2847.839': again it's an ancient city
'2850.079': with a lot of buildings that are still
'2852.079': very old
'2853.44': so it's those old traditional laws
'2857.119': some of them are still in place like the
'2859.76': one in akihabara with the secret shrine
'286.16': which look beautiful look at that
'2861.599': in the back there
'2862.88': that is an actual public road now public
'2866.4': roads are supposed to be i think a meter
'2868.0': at least a meter wide but this one is
'2869.839': not
'2871.04': so it's it's grandfathered in
'2875.04': making it one of the most unique public
'2877.52': roads in the city of tokyo which
'2879.44': is just an alley
'2882.88': by today's standard
'2886.4': whoa
'2890.559': very modern look
'2898.16': here's a brand new restaurant
'2904.88': serving some lunch right now it's five
'2907.04': or six customers in there
'291.6': i have a point card for this place and
'2910.88': all right so it's gonna move on here
'2913.119': we're gonna go up this
'2915.359': up this uh stairwell and then look back
'2918.88': at a beautiful sight on the river
'2921.28': hopefully it's not too windy up there
'2923.76': ruins with the audio a little bit runs
'2926.0': the audio
'2929.599': this cherry blossom season is done here
'293.12': they have three different kinds of melon
'2933.2': and you can see that that tree right
'2934.72': there over the stairwells i used to walk
'2936.4': that
'2936.72': when i came here daily to say hi to
'2938.72': kanai when she was in the hospital
'294.88': pond
'2940.8': the blossoms are gone now maybe there's
'2942.4': a couple that are still hanging on there
'2944.16': we'll try to find them
'2948.96': ah
'295.6': this one looks like a kocha or or
'2954.8': i love the recycling bins all over the
'2956.96': city like this
'2971.52': this is where the ferry departed back in
'2974.8': the old days
'2976.48': showa 28 which is um
'298.639': tea flavored and chocolate flavored
'2981.76': gosh i don't know the 1930s maybe 1940s
'2985.28': early 40s
'2986.559': you can see the boats crossing the
'2988.24': samida river and you're gonna get a
'2989.44': better sense of it when
'2990.4': in about two minutes when we get up
'2991.76': there but this is the
'2993.52': the pier the launching point for the
'2995.76': boats to go to an island called
'2998.4': sukuda and i'm going to show you that
'3.84': why 20.
'30.08': greetings and welcome to shintomicho
'3000.8': right now
'3002.4': i've been there a couple of times over
'3003.839': the last last few weeks
'3009.119': i don't see any any stragglers sometimes
'3012.48': you'll find one or two
'3013.52': oh there's one
'3016.96': a couple of blossoms that are still
'3018.4': hanging on do you see them in the center
'3020.72': kind of pinkish but they've all
'3025.119': including the petals you'll find a few
'3026.72': of them on the ground here
'3028.72': but most of them are gone too
'3032.88': it's sad we've spring is so delicate
'3045.599': all right here you go
'3048.96': grace get ready we're about to see a
'305.919': so that's what lawson's in here
'3050.72': really beautiful view
'3061.92': this is one of the dozens of bridges
'3064.96': that cross
'3066.079': the samita river
'3069.44': the main river through the city of tokyo
'3078.8': oh yes oh do you see it do you see it
'3081.839': all right cool we're gonna have a double
'3083.28': whammy
'3086.319': this is where the fairy crossed and this
'3088.96': island here is called scuda
'3090.88': and this is where i've been walking
'3092.4': around showing you the cherry blossoms
'3094.0': about a month ago right there it's all
'3096.16': green now
'310.88': let's go out exit 4.
'3106.559': and in about five seconds you're gonna
'3110.24': see
'3110.559': a double whammy because i'm pointing the
'3113.76': camera
'3114.96': right here because you know what's
'3116.319': coming underneath us right now
'3120.0': i could hear it rumbling
'3123.76': a boat that needs no introduction
'3128.96': but it's taking its bloody time
'3137.28': where art down you boat
'3145.04': ah space boat
'3158.72': i can't do space music with an air
'3161.04': guitar it's impossible
'3164.96': a space boat makes its way down the
'3167.44': samina river
'3170.48': you will see in the next 10 seconds or
'3172.64': less
'3175.839': the tokyo skytree
'3180.559': we call this shot the double whammy
'3207.119': makes an arch turning a little bit to
'3209.28': the right
'3210.88': to go underneath chuo bridge
'3215.839': will eventually end its ride
'3219.28': right outside of oscusa
'3222.8': the house for the food and drink fun
'3224.48': john that's going straight to
'3226.079': to kanai's lunch
'3230.0': thank you for that and grace yours is
'3233.52': going towards
'3235.839': cover beef ups at the house please show
'3237.28': us the wisteria blooming
'3239.119': if you get a chance i absolutely will
'324.88': now this is a this exit has been redone
'3241.44': i'm i'm going to be going up north to
'3243.359': tohoku because i have to
'3244.88': for a video that i'm producing
'3248.48': these are challenging times because of
'3251.04': the fourth wave but
'3252.8': i got to get the shot so probably going
'3254.8': next week
'3256.8': um and you and you're coming with me so
'3258.559': you'll get a chance to see some of the
'3260.079': blossoms blooming up north a little bit
'3262.559': near near the sendai area
'3266.48': but countryside i'm not going to be
'3268.079': going to the city this is a really
'327.6': recently
'3270.16': beautiful park here
'3271.52': um you can see there's a lighthouse this
'3273.28': is where the boats used to depart
'3275.68': that would cross across cut across the
'3277.52': samida river
'3281.839': and uh it's just such a beautiful place
'3283.76': on a day like this
'3284.88': you can get a boxed lunch this is why
'3287.04': you should stay in this area
'3288.64': get a box lunch and just sit along the
'3290.559': river and watch the boats go by
'3292.16': but i would recommend cutting coming
'3293.44': across the bridge and sitting there
'3294.64': because they have picnic tables
'3296.319': over on the other side and you can eat a
'3298.319': in a bento and kids can play in the
'33.12': this is a neighborhood in the city of
'330.4': because of the tokyo olympics coming
'3300.16': grass there
'3301.2': there's a playground just just a little
'3304.4': bit over to the right near
'3306.0': tsukishima station which is on the
'3307.44': yurakucho line
'3309.599': it's a beautiful area of the city
'3316.079': any last questions before we end this
'3317.92': live stream
'3322.16': i'm here for you
'3329.2': hey heir to the ron here's for the wipes
'3331.599': to clean here
'3332.559': monkey there's nobody here all right
'3335.92': aaron aaron the air buggy's maiden
'3339.28': voyage
'3339.76': was it was spectacular i posted a
'334.0': a lot of the subway stations
'3342.079': picture of it on the in
'3343.52': in the discord server um actually i
'3345.76': think i have the
'3346.559': if you want to see aaron's aaron's air
'3349.68': buggy for leo i actually have the link
'3352.96': here
'3354.559': check out our discord community i like
'3356.4': to go analog here
'3357.599': yeah this is a free invitation um it's
'3359.76': free
'3360.88': some people add this as a perk but you
'3362.64': could you could see this on
'3364.079': in the um photos and videos and in the
'3366.319': general chat i'll put post a picture of
'3367.76': the aaron
'3368.72': buggy for leo it's so cute i'll put a
'3370.64': picture of leo in there too if you want
'3372.079': to take a look and see how he's doing
'3373.92': i'll put that on the discord server a
'3375.599': good reason for you to sign up and check
'3377.04': out
'3377.359': it's free i think the you can download
'3379.119': the app or something
'338.479': a lot of the subway stations have been
'3381.2': you can use it on the computer too
'3382.88': discord's kind of like
'3384.72': i don't know it's like this this
'3386.799': headquarters for everything that we do
'3388.839': now
'339.919': renovated mostly so they will be more
'3390.24': because you can chat in there and i
'3391.44': could do uh phone calls and video chats
'3393.52': and all this other stuff
'3398.24': that's doing pretty good the maiden
'3399.44': voyage was a big success so smooth the
'3402.16': aaron buggy is
'3403.68': jay jersey girl just stacking my money
'3406.319': so i can visit tohoku and totori
'3408.96': from salt lake city utah please please
'3411.68': come for a visit
'3412.64': uh when you do hit hitohoku but
'3415.76': gosh those places are great too i'm
'3418.72': actually going to be going that
'3419.599': direction in a couple of weeks too
'342.479': accessible to people that um
'3421.2': i got a project i'm filming near the
'3423.359': kansai region but not
'3424.72': near kobe inland top secret can't tell
'3428.24': you
'3429.2': but it's very near to tori
'3435.599': and betty c is the space boat a tour
'3437.839': boat that takes you sightseeing
'3439.92': the space boat is actually that's a good
'3442.48': question
'3443.119': space boat is actually um
'3446.799': it's a bus it's a it's a boat bus
'345.52': are disabled i know it's really hard
'3451.599': a floating bus it will take you from one
'3453.92': side of the city to the next but while
'3455.44': it's taking you
'3456.88': it will explain about the history of the
'3458.559': bridges inside so mostly tourists are
'3461.28': taking it but
'3462.079': i've seen some locals also jump on the
'3464.48': space boat
'3465.76': just because it's cool and it takes you
'3468.16': to a place that's very hard to get to
'3469.76': odaiba
'347.68': before the olympics a lot of the
'3471.119': which require from asakusa about the
'3473.839': same amount of time as taking the space
'3475.92': boat
'3476.72': so in the end it's a it's less crowded
'3480.24': more relaxed
'3480.96': to get jump on the space space from
'3482.96': asakusa to get to odaiba than it is to
'3484.72': try taking a train
'3486.319': and even if you take a taxi the prices
'3488.64': are so expensive
'349.039': stations were built in the 1980s and 70s
'3490.0': um it's not worth it whoa look at that
'3493.52': crow wow we just went under the water
'3497.76': do you see that
'35.92': tokyo
'3502.4': there was this black bird it looked like
'3504.319': a floating crow
'3506.4': it's gone you see it
'3511.2': it's not coming up for air anyways
'3512.799': anywhere
'3515.2': there's my shadow right there
'3519.2': i don't see that bird anywhere i saw it
'352.32': and they weren't really thinking of
'3521.28': for a second and it's just gone
'3523.44': it's like and it's like space boat
'3525.119': except space food doesn't dive
'353.919': accessibility um
'3530.079': that's weird i've seen those birds
'3533.04': before they're mythical it's like this
'3534.96': i think it's i think that that's what
'3536.799': they saw this loch ness monster i think
'3538.48': it was a just like a diving crow duck
'3541.92': i don't how does it stay under that long
'3544.799': is it sucking air from
'3546.319': like plankton or something
'355.84': back then but in this decade i believe
'3552.16': if it comes up for air in the next 10
'3553.92': seconds i'll show you the last thing i
'3555.68': do want to show you is this is where the
'3557.2': ducks
'3558.64': oh i found it it came back up
'3561.68': it does exist wow you totally move wow
'3564.88': it went under again
'3572.64': you saw that right
'3576.64': it swim from there from there to there
'3579.44': it was there
'358.4': tokyo is going to be one of become one
'3581.68': incredible this should be in the
'3583.04': olympics that over there on the
'3585.04': across is where the ducks hang out this
'3586.72': is a sanctuary for ducks
'3588.4': i would say sanctuary because you can
'359.919': of the most accessible places in the
'3590.24': taunt them from the other side of that
'3592.24': fence
'3593.04': it's true
'3596.48': there's one duck i guess um stretching
'3598.96': its wings all right folks that's all oh
'36.96': that a lot of people don't know about
'3601.04': it's back
'3604.88': what is that
'3608.319': wow
'361.44': world
'3612.16': it's gone again it's swam all the way
'3614.559': around under the water is aren't there
'3616.0': currents
'3618.96': it's a ufo bird
'362.24': for cities just because with the
'3623.599': it's a loon which makes sense looney
'3626.839': tunes
'3637.44': sorry the comrades are the birds that in
'364.319': paralympics coming here and
'3640.48': gifu they
'3641.44': strangle the neck with a with a tube so
'3643.52': that they can catch the fish
'3645.04': but they can't swallow it and then they
'3646.96': pull it out it's kind of cruel
'3648.64': but they've been doing that for
'3649.68': generations here
'3652.72': a komaron yeah not a crow that's a shame
'3657.2': is that a crow
'3660.319': no they're not out they're not invited
'3663.52': out here
'3664.559': all right folks that's about it that's
'3665.839': all that i have thanks for sharing your
'3667.119': afternoon your night with me wherever
'3668.64': you are in the world
'3669.52': i'll be taking another live stream
'3670.96': tomorrow and next week we're going to be
'3673.04': going traveling again
'3674.24': because of the pandemic i do apologize
'3676.079': they're not as exciting as the traveling
'3678.16': live streams from before
'3679.839': last year but we're going to make it
'3682.64': until we can travel again and then we're
'3684.24': gonna be back on the road quite a bit
'3686.319': it's good it's good that i can be home
'3687.76': more because you know
'3689.44': leo is just born and it's good to be you
'3691.2': have to be home now i gotta get my wife
'3693.04': some lunch
'3693.68': so thanks everybody for the support
'3694.96': grace thank you i hope you're doing well
'3697.28': i hope this made your day a little bit
'3698.96': better on the other side over there
'370.56': we are back one of the reasons why i
'3700.799': the pacific thanks everybody see you
'3702.64': tomorrow
'3706.0': skytree pretty cool
'372.4': wanted to take you to exit 4. you can
'374.8': hear the wind by here
'378.639': i wanted to take you to exit 4 because
'381.199': shin tomicho station
'383.039': connects with tsukiji station in a way
'39.28': the closing doors let's wait for the
'392.0': that's shintomicho this is exit 4. if
'394.24': you were to walk straight
'398.0': if you were to walk straight for i don't
'40.96': yorkshire's line to leave
'400.88': know about 100 meters
'402.4': or less you'll see uh tsukiji
'405.759': station
'406.319': which is on the hibiya line and let me
'408.479': zoom by there i don't have to actually
'409.84': walk over there
'411.199': do you see that in the distance that
'413.919': skiji station that's the hibiya line
'416.96': so
'420.96': many times i have to actually exit here
'423.68': to get to the hibia line which would
'425.36': take you to akihabara
'427.12': or towards um roppongi
'430.639': so that's uh it's good to know
'434.8': they don't connect underground they
'436.24': connect above ground
'440.8': so let's get moving there's a reason why
'443.52': i brought you to this one exit four
'446.08': not only is it a new exit it's really
'448.4': pretty looking
'450.0': it's part of the thumbnail it's also
'453.599': goes over the shitoko or exit for the
'457.36': highway that goes around the city of
'458.88': tokyo
'459.759': and this is the back entrance to
'463.28': shintomi inari shrine which we're gonna
'465.84': make a stop at
'476.4': if i pan over here to the right you're
'478.0': gonna see a big tall building in the
'479.599': distance
'481.44': that and the grounds be before it
'483.919': towards us
'485.039': is saint luke's hospital and this is a
'487.759': hospital that was set up uh
'489.84': over over a century ago by i believe it
'49.44': it's a neighborhood that i don't know
'493.199': was an american doctor
'494.639': this was where the american embassy was
'496.639': just in front of that building the first
'498.24': american embassy
'499.52': now it's been moved to akasaka but
'502.72': actually all the foreigners were in edo
'505.68': at the time
'506.4': were placed in tsukiji which is this
'508.8': area
'509.44': and once again if you just go straight
'512.24': for about
'513.2': 300 meters you get the tsukiji market
'517.36': pretty cool this is the exit ramp
'52.079': after
'52.48': the uh great the great
'521.039': for the shitoko or the tokyo highway
'525.36': many times i have to come out of here
'526.88': because i live in this area
'530.64': it dumps you right off and i believe
'532.48': this is just a runoff this used to be a
'534.08': river dried up
'535.76': the whole shutoko on this side the
'538.24': city's
'538.959': uh expressway use is a dried up river
'541.76': which they found
'542.72': by drying up the river they could uh
'545.6': they could sort of bypass
'547.04': all of these very ancient property
'55.52': kanto earthquake in 1923 a lot of it was
'550.08': rights
'551.44': because nobody owned the river so they
'553.04': dried up the river but the highway there
'554.959': so the highway actually meanders a
'557.36': little bit left and right
'559.68': and they built that very fast for the
'561.44': tokyo
'562.72': 1964 olympics
'567.76': and let's get moving
'571.2': that building in the distance is the
'572.88': chuoku or chu award
'574.959': city office and they have um
'578.0': satellite offices all around the ward
'580.0': it's not too big the central area
'582.0': most famous for nihombashi and
'585.519': our house we're now going into the back
'588.88': alleys here
'59.039': demolished
'59.84': naturally by the earthquake and then in
'598.88': we do have a very beautiful sunny day
'601.12': blue skies
'602.48': not a lot of wind here in japan
'605.6': in tokyo at the moment fair weather
'611.04': all right up this way i don't see the
'613.92': shrine this way
'615.12': up this way and what is that shop
'618.56': i'm always kind of interested looks
'62.239': uh
'62.879': the fire bombing of 1945 march 10th
'623.36': a yamaha something in the back alleys
'627.12': you're gonna find all sorts of unusual
'628.959': things
'629.839': restaurants that you didn't know existed
'633.44': as well as little neighborhood shrines
'636.48': and that's where we're headed to right
'637.68': now look at this meat veggie cheese
'639.92': bistro
'641.36': just in an alley it's closed right now
'646.56': until march march 21st it's closed wait
'649.76': it closed on march 21st oh
'651.68': that's a that's a shame over here on the
'654.56': right
'657.92': is a very old shrine
'66.479': a lot of that was also destroyed in this
'661.04': and you can see now it's it's just a
'662.72': neighborhood shrine it's surrounded by
'664.32': buildings
'666.399': um that were built up around it it's an
'669.68': ancient shrine
'671.12': and in japan they don't move the shrines
'672.959': they build around it they
'674.32': make sure they protect places like this
'679.36': although it's modern now and it's been
'68.159': area a lot of it is brand new this
'680.88': rebuilt many times
'682.72': it's still an inari shrine
'686.48': which i believe is the god of harvest
'688.0': and
'689.68': it's painted in this
'693.2': meaning like it's like the color of the
'694.959': sun and if you've ever been to kyoto's
'696.72': fushimi inari shrine
'698.399': that's the one with ten thousand gates
'70.32': neighborhood
'700.48': it's painted in the same color
'703.12': now there's only one gate here called a
'705.44': tori
'709.92': let's see if i have five yen on me
'71.2': we're going to be exploring everything
'715.6': oh my i don't they don't take suica
'717.76': either so we're gonna
'718.639': gonna pay our respects here i don't have
'72.88': above ground
'722.0': five yen
'723.12': ah it's a beautiful color
'726.72': and again like you can see the
'728.32': neighborhood houses are built around
'729.519': here and
'730.24': i think when you move to japan everybody
'732.639': especially english teachers or
'735.36': new residents or expats they find like
'737.76': walking around their neighborhood they
'739.04': find little places like this and it's
'74.88': and as i said you might not know about
'740.8': just so
'741.519': amazing to be uh like surrounded by
'744.399': something that's
'745.04': that's it feels so japanese right to be
'748.079': living next to a shrine no matter the
'749.839': size of it it doesn't matter
'751.36': joy writes in here cute shrine it
'753.279': absolutely is i can see little
'754.88': neighborhood cats hanging out there
'757.12': over here in the corner another um
'760.24': important part of the tsukiji area we
'762.079': know about the fish market
'764.24': and shintomicho would i believe
'767.44': is part of skiji you find a lot of
'77.04': this neighborhood
'770.399': organic and
'772.16': vegetable markets that's pretty
'774.88': interesting over there you find one
'776.16': right on the
'778.0': right near exit uh i think five here's a
'78.0': but you kind of do because it's in
'781.279': little shop here
'783.6': what are they selling
'789.68': it's called litus
'80.799': between
'800.16': i guess they're selling oh bakery items
'804.0': oh very cool
'807.839': there's some uh muffins
'811.36': and donuts and it's just this little
'814.32': teeny
'815.2': shop with a kitchen and a bakery in the
'817.68': back
'818.32': with an oven i guess you'd call it a
'82.08': so many big attractions like nihombashi
'820.399': kitchen right since it's
'822.56': that's pretty cool it's pretty modern
'824.079': too
'826.24': right next to it isn't i love this look
'828.079': check it out
'829.92': right next to that modern shop is this
'832.079': old
'832.959': wood wood and aluminum shack
'836.72': that looks like it was built in the
'838.24': showa period kind of a post
'84.56': tokyo station
'840.56': post world war ii looking building made
'843.839': really quickly
'845.04': living together with a modern bakery
'847.279': that is so
'848.72': that's this area of tokyo believe it or
'850.8': not
'854.32': tasty chronicles rights and go back to
'856.079': the shrine this is to cover the blessing
'859.279': all right you know what i'm going to
'86.24': tsukiji the old fish market was there
'860.24': loop back around because i got to go
'861.6': that direction anyways
'863.519': and i'll see if i can find 5 yen i got
'865.36': maybe we'll buy something at the vending
'866.8': machine and give something bigger than 5
'868.839': yen
'870.079': thanks tasty
'874.72': gmon threefold is here big cup of joe i
'878.16': could actually actually could use one
'879.76': brad fletcher
'880.88': glad i was able to catch some of the
'882.48': stream before heading to bed hope you
'883.839': and kanai and the baby are doing well
'885.199': we're doing great thanks for asking
'887.36': um i i wanted to do this stream a little
'889.12': bit earlier because i know a lot of
'89.92': and this is the old residential
'890.399': people on the east coast
'891.44': are always in bed when i stream at 2 pm
'893.6': but it's like prime time in california
'896.24': check that building out across the
'897.68': street this is what i'm talking about
'900.16': when i talk about the um
'902.88': um pre the
'906.0': uh post canto earthquake buildings
'909.519': they're built in the 1930s it's a shame
'91.2': neighborhood where st luke's hospital is
'911.44': that that vans
'912.48': right in front of it this one was built
'914.56': in the 1930s
'916.48': following the great kanto earthquake
'920.399': uh and the thing with the earthquake was
'922.079': it wasn't the quake itself that
'924.0': destroyed
'925.04': everything it was the subsequent fires
'928.399': that wiped out a lot of the city and
'930.399': killed so many people people were
'931.519': jumping in the rivers to try to escape
'933.199': it but
'935.04': i've seen the pictures of it at the
'937.279': museum
'938.56': it's a horrible sight but just pan
'94.24': and that's the station layout and we're
'940.959': around
'941.839': everything is brand new the result of
'945.279': you know the uh earthquake
'948.56': and the fire bombings of 1945 which were
'950.959': were absolutely
'952.8': just flattened this area of the city
'956.16': and then i'm really glad that this
'958.8': building
'959.759': i'm guessing survived the firebombings
'96.0': going to go take a look above
'963.04': of 1945 because i know it was built
'964.8': before that that's copper
'966.72': a copper alloy on there which turns
'969.199': green
'97.52': here it's on the yurakucho line
'970.24': that's very symbolic of the area of skij
'973.279': there's a load of loads of buildings
'974.959': with that style but what let's actually
'977.12': we can cross the street
'978.32': here's a crosswalk
'986.079': they've used two different kinds of
'987.839': plating here
'990.399': looks like scales or something on the
'992.32': second floor
'993.759': that's pretty unique
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#onlyinjapan #Tokyo | null | 1590 | '0.799': arriving at shinto
'1003.44': not sure if that building is in
'1004.56': operation anymore
'1006.959': you'll also find lots of little
'1008.48': memorials here lots of
'101.84': which goes from shinkiba this is where
'1010.639': monuments i'm not sure exactly what this
'1013.36': is but
'1014.24': probably marking a building that was
'1018.32': here
'1019.279': a memorial of some of some sort
'1022.48': across the street is the tax building
'1024.72': and that's where i wanted to go okay
'1025.919': it's a green light we could cross here
'1030.799': this beautiful new tax building just
'1033.36': finished construction i believe last
'1035.039': year
'1036.16': this is a beautiful tax building yeah
'1039.76': it's tax season now in the u.s we just
'1043.28': finished in japan
'1045.36': i'm looking for the monument maybe
'1046.72': they've they've moved it but this used
'1048.48': to be
'1049.76': a shin tomiza
'105.2': you would go to tokyo disneyland
'1052.799': i believe is what it was called
'1053.84': shintomiza which is the kabuki
'1056.08': theater for this area
'1059.679': so let me see if i can find it here
'1066.08': the chuo metropolitan taxation office
'107.92': here's shintomicho so it's not that far
'1070.4': sounds exciting
'1073.84': all right maybe this is it here
'1078.72': yeah here's the sign so they kind of
'1080.799': moved to the side
'1081.84': this is the former site of shintomiza
'1086.88': and hnl808 thank you
'1090.48': for fighting it out
'1093.679': archong 89 i first discovered you when
'1095.679': you took us to the hidden shrine and
'1096.96': akihabara use this to get some pastries
'1098.72': at the bakery
'1099.6': okay i'll do that for kanai figures
'110.159': away from chiba
'1101.44': crossed that borders
'1102.96': reopened this fall absolutely i'll try
'1105.28': to address some of your questions the
'1106.48': end of this maybe in about 10 15 minutes
'1109.12': look at the picture here and how vibrant
'1112.559': life was on this street now it's very
'1114.64': business-like
'1115.679': but back then this was an entertainment
'1117.44': district
'1118.72': again you have kabukiza which is the
'112.079': there's ginza ichomei ginza and
'1120.559': main theater in ginza which
'1122.0': is still standing but been reconstructed
'1124.0': many times it's a very modern building
'1125.679': now
'1126.559': and you had a bunch of other theaters in
'1128.96': this area this is the theater area
'1131.44': and they're all gone except for kabukiza
'1134.64': let's read what they have here there's
'1136.16': not a lot of information
'1137.76': in english on this and i'm i'm kind of
'114.64': yurakucho are two stops right in the
'1140.0': stunned that they
'1141.36': have an english sign they didn't have
'1142.72': that before shinto miza
'1144.88': is the kabuki theater built in manji iii
'1147.679': which is 1660.
'1149.44': i didn't i didn't know what the manji
'1151.52': era this is the first time reading this
'1153.6': and the kobe kicho 5 currently ginza 6
'1158.0': as taking over moritaza another theater
'116.56': center so it's just one
'1161.44': ending with za usually theater zamoto
'1164.24': the responsible position of the
'1165.6': performance maritasa
'1168.0': had been taken by morita kanya in
'1170.32': generations kabuki actors family handed
'1172.799': down
'1173.44': from from age to age i guess they didn't
'1176.4': they didn't research the age
'1178.96': moritas have moved to the saruwaka
'118.159': one stop away from ginza which is pretty
'1182.4': currently ascusa title ward in temple 14
'1187.52': the temple would be the reign of the
'1190.24': that emperor
'1192.4': then one character of its name was
'1194.16': changed from mori
'1195.44': to mori that's interesting mori means
'1198.72': forest and this is
'120.24': incredible
'1200.08': mam mori which means protection
'1203.039': pronunciation remains unchanged in
'1204.799': onsei five other like i don't know i
'1207.76': don't remember
'1208.32': before meiji was on say i guess and
'121.36': it's not too far away from where i live
'1211.6': meiji five
'1212.72': morita kanye 12th generation moved
'1214.64': aggressively so the english seems like
'1216.08': it was google translated that's
'1218.84': interesting
'122.96': and if you keep on going straight i'll
'1220.72': all right this is the important part the
'1222.0': theater had been the center of the
'1223.2': kabuki performance till kabukiza was
'1225.28': opened in meiji 22.
'1226.88': so before kabukiza in 1889 this was the
'1230.4': big
'1230.799': hub for kabuki this tax building which
'1234.159': is
'1234.48': kind of boring looking and
'1238.96': i hope they didn't hear me they might
'124.24': take you all the way out to saitama
'1240.159': audit me after that
'1242.0': um then unfortunately it was burnt down
'1245.44': by the great kanto earthquake in 1923 or
'1248.559': taisho 12.
'125.92': which is called the wakoshi
'1250.4': the flourishing atmosphere of the day
'1251.84': could be imagined from the wood block
'1253.679': print in the meiji era
'1255.52': so this is it and it is pretty and i
'1257.919': think it's important for you to know
'1259.6': the history of tokyo that doesn't exist
'1262.32': anymore because you can feel it in the
'1264.0': streets if you knew what was here
'1266.4': you know that people look like that
'1268.24': which is kind of
'127.84': really pretty town not so far from some
'1270.88': strange
'1274.32': the whole actors assembly that's what
'1276.32': they are there
'1278.24': at shinto miza so this is the original
'1284.08': you wouldn't know it looking at the
'1285.52': street today in the 21st century huh
'1290.08': that this was the the entertainment hub
'1292.08': of the city of edel
'1294.799': you don't as strange that they put they
'1297.36': they mixed entertainment with the tax
'1299.12': building that just doesn't make
'1300.4': sense to me i don't know it's kind of
'1302.84': weird
'1305.52': all right let's walk down some of these
'1306.799': alleys here
'131.039': big attractions
'1311.76': colors of seraphina welcome a new
'1314.4': traveler
'1316.0': very cool
'1319.52': it is a nice building this is and i
'132.08': in saitama
'1322.72': i came this way from purpose um
'1326.32': i don't know just if if you if you are
'1329.28': if you are thinking of staying in in
'1331.039': tokyo this might be
'1332.0': one of the options shin tomicho does not
'1333.84': have the name brand of ginza
'1335.76': but this is walking distance to ginza
'1338.0': and walking distance to tokyo station
'1339.84': and nihombashi
'1341.039': and there's an apa hotel here it's
'1344.24': quite large and if you find this in one
'1347.12': of the hotels that is available because
'1349.28': i believe tokyo is going to get really
'1350.559': crowded again with tourism as soon as
'1352.08': they open up
'1353.2': maybe in the fall this might be one of
'1355.919': your options
'1356.64': it's a it's a quiet neighborhood the
'1359.28': subway station
'136.4': and i get these flyers all the time for
'1360.08': is very close so there's a lot of things
'1362.32': going for it
'1363.36': except that it's a you know up a hotel
'1366.4': which means it's very small and cramped
'1371.36': but usually affordable 5 500 yen a room
'1375.039': in low season all right let's go through
'1376.96': the down this alley
'1379.52': because you see more of these these a
'138.48': broser's hamburger i never heard of them
'1381.679': mix of architecture which is why i love
'1383.919': this region right now
'1385.12': i think in about 10 years we're gonna
'1387.12': lose all of these
'1388.72': older low-rise buildings that were built
'1390.559': in the showa era
'1391.919': for more of the high-rise ones like this
'1393.76': little shack here probably the last
'1395.84': owner
'1396.799': is in his 80s or 90s and as soon as he
'140.239': but the burgers look
'1401.28': i don't know moves on it'll be sold off
'1405.12': probably by the kids and
'1406.32': the money will be used uh i don't know
'1409.039': build another house somewhere else
'141.28': really really good
'1412.0': but they'll build a big apartment
'1413.52': complex here that's what they usually do
'1417.12': there's another low showa era building
'1419.919': right there
'1420.48': looks like maybe 1960s
'1427.52': and behind it some shacks wow looks like
'1431.12': a little family business
'1433.2': wholesalers
'1439.679': i don't really have a lot of reasons to
'1441.12': come this way so i don't that often
'1443.6': this looks like because of the cardboard
'1445.279': boxes here part of the
'1446.72': part of that wholesaler here
'1450.96': let's keep on moving
'1462.72': diana leave from hong kong's in the
'1464.32': house sending some love with pear man
'1471.76': gaming monderox welcome from south
'1474.0': dakota glad
'1475.279': to catch you live before work you're
'1478.159': working awfully late
'148.48': so up we go into the neighborhood we're
'1480.64': just like i'm working awfully early
'1494.24': i don't know what that is there's a lot
'1496.0': of like like cellars for things here
'1498.64': again this area um in chua ward
'150.64': gonna be going out of exit number four
'1501.84': known for being near skiji market it was
'1504.64': also known as one of the marketplaces
'1506.24': nihonbashi used to be
'1507.6': the fish market but it moved in 1923
'1510.799': after the great
'1511.76': uh kanto earthquake this lot looks like
'1515.2': it's open
'1516.24': somebody's gonna be building something
'1517.6': there so the neighborhood isn't
'1520.159': is in change i don't think shintomicho
'1523.039': has much of a personality when they took
'1524.96': away the
'1525.679': kabuki theater it really did change
'153.519': which is a little bit of ways from where
'1531.44': i'm talking like in the taisho era a
'1533.2': hundred years ago and since then
'1535.6': there's a ladder that's probably the
'1537.279': reason you haven't heard of shintomicho
'1540.84': before
'1542.799': but it's a residential place too there
'1545.12': are houses here
'155.599': most of the people get on for
'1550.559': and again it's a pretty nice place to
'1553.039': live look at that
'1556.4': they really like cats
'156.8': shintomicho and there's a reason why
'1560.0': it's a pretty nice place to live
'1567.52': that was nice so we had somebody who who
'1569.279': came to say hi was watching the live
'1570.799': stream in the area
'1574.48': appa totally is owns this area
'1577.679': look at this
'1581.84': um alex writes in is this a touristy
'1583.919': area i wouldn't say so
'1585.84': i think it's again like a lot of people
'1588.159': don't know about it but because
'1589.76': tokyo is just overcrowded overflowing
'1592.159': with people
'1593.36': especially tourist hotels a lot of it
'1596.4': has moved into into this region because
'1598.88': it is pretty central
'160.879': how you doing everybody
'1600.64': i love how look at this on the side of
'1602.32': the streets in the middle middle of the
'1603.76': city center
'1605.039': and that looks like a parking garage
'1606.4': right there you just have somebody
'1608.799': a resident of this house likes to put
'1610.799': their plants here on the side
'1612.24': add some greenery to what otherwise
'1614.48': would be
'1615.44': an asphalt jungle very nice
'1618.72': and no no one steals anything like this
'1627.039': this is hachobori shintomicho so we're
'1629.52': very close between
'1631.36': two stations hachobori which is jr and
'1635.279': i believe uh hibiya line and then
'1637.52': shintomicho which is the yurakucho line
'1639.919': so it makes it pretty in
'1641.039': pretty convenient to put a hotel right
'1642.799': here in this spot
'1644.96': but i don't think the upper chain is
'1646.72': doing very well hey there's a post box
'1650.559': speaking of posts
'1654.32': i just released the new
'1658.72': postcards it's got the shinkansen on it
'166.319': hey i see tasty chronicles in the house
'1661.919': and you can get one too if you join our
'1664.48': patreon
'1665.84': it's like god do yourself so i'll plug
'1668.08': here this is the tokaido
'1670.72': tohoku shinkansen um in tokiwa green
'1674.48': departing from tokyo station has a
'1676.159': reflection of it on the in one that's
'1677.679': departing and one that was
'1679.2': still waiting for customers i use the
'1682.399': stamps here
'1683.36': this one's unsent here but this stamp is
'1687.52': oh what's the name of this game all of
'1689.12': the stamps come from a series
'1690.96': on tohoku representing symbols from the
'1693.52': great north of japan so
'1695.279': if you get the postcard you'll be
'1696.399': getting a stamp and a postmark from
'1698.0': tokyo
'1701.12': actually tokyo station because it's
'1702.64': right next to the shinkansen
'1708.24': shogi right my mind's not working today
'1712.48': shogi is a is a game of war
'1715.6': it sounds cool when you say it like that
'1718.32': so this is hachobori going in this
'1720.08': direction
'1720.64': i've taken you on live streams around
'1722.0': here and there's some pretty good
'1724.08': um niche restaurants
'1727.2': in the hachobori area that you would
'1730.559': might not know about because again like
'1732.72': everybody's in shibuya they're in
'1734.399': shinjuku they're in these areas
'1737.279': being out here is it's different it's
'1739.039': fresh it's quieter
'1745.44': there's a taibashi we're going now
'1747.2': towards the samida river
'1755.279': i could you know um when you think of
'1758.799': shogi i always think of akita i believe
'1762.0': up in akita that's where they have um
'1765.84': a station a train station that is famous
'1769.2': for
'1769.52': shogi i forget what it's called
'1774.24': was it akita or iwate i guess i can't
'1778.84': remember
'178.56': just a quick quiz right here do you see
'1780.0': but they had a clock that was shaped
'1781.44': like a shogi shogi piece
'1786.399': the station is very proud of their shogi
'1788.24': heritage
'1789.919': that might be pretty good to bring up in
'1791.36': a live stream
'180.0': on the sign here what are these things
'1805.279': um also in this area oh this is the this
'1808.0': is this is the french place
'1816.64': this is the french place yeah i ate
'1819.76': i ate here with my buddy simon before he
'182.4': do you know what they are
'1822.799': went back to canada last year
'1824.799': it was it was not too bad my son
'1828.32': michelle i think michelle that was
'1831.2': really good
'1834.32': wow it just like it hit me i parked my
'1837.44': bike right there
'1840.48': you've gone by wow
'185.84': you get these at japanese shrines and
'1853.279': this is one of my favorite vending
'1854.799': machine drinks the gokuri
'1857.84': has anyone had this before
'1870.32': this one doesn't this is an older
'1871.76': machine it doesn't take
'1875.84': it doesn't take uh suica or anything
'188.239': they're called
'1884.88': i'm getting some change sonny
'1889.279': oh look at the little teeny matcha tea
'189.599': omamori it's kind of cool that they put
'1891.44': pet bottles
'1906.159': oh my gosh
'191.84': these in english on the poster do you
'1918.24': that's a lot of coins why doesn't this
'1920.559': is what i want when i go to do gachapon
'1922.64': i always get a 500 yen coin which is
'1924.799': worthless
'1929.919': this is one of the first drinks that i
'193.36': have omamori
'1931.36': had when i came to japan
'1933.6': out of the vending machine and i was
'1935.279': really really pleased with it it's made
'1936.96': by sun torti
'1939.2': it's a good one speaking of drink
'194.319': and i guess because people can't go to
'1942.64': vending machines they're refilling one
'1945.12': right now
'1949.279': a lot of coffee coffee in the back
'195.76': the shrines maybe they have them
'1951.279': georgia coffee
'1952.88': pretty interesting
'1958.88': nothing too new right now
'196.8': digitally now which would be pretty cool
'1962.799': every now and then you'll find something
'1964.24': that's really out of sight
'1970.32': okay let's keep going this direction
'1975.6': see what we can find
'198.72': digital omamori i don't even think it
'1992.159': this is a nice corner to have a drink
'1994.559': watch the guy
'1996.24': fix the electrical wires
'200.56': counts if you don't go to the shrine
'2001.2': that's how i like to spend my afternoons
'2017.279': this is good
'2020.399': it's really good um the baby's doing
'2023.519': fine i appreciate a lot of you asking
'2026.24': um i haven't been getting a lot of sleep
'2028.399': but neither is kanai we've been doing
'2029.76': our best
'203.44': all right there's a gates one through
'2030.88': the little guy is is uh starting to
'2033.039': develop inside
'2034.48': he's got gas something that all parents
'2037.76': uh know what i'm talking about
'2040.96': more than me and i'm very proud of him
'2043.76': for
'2044.159': for that it's quite loud too frank the
'2046.88': tank is here
'2048.8': what's your favorite three japanese
'205.599': three is very central and it's for the
'2050.24': beers do you want me to rank them in
'2051.76': order for you frank
'2053.76': um you know it changes all the time
'2056.879': it used to be keaton but now it's it's
'2059.04': probably
'2061.359': wow i like the sapporo red star
'2064.879': i like asahi super dry they have this
'2067.28': fujiyama beer which is really good it's
'2069.119': almost like a craft beer
'207.36': city ward
'2070.639': the asahi fujiyama and um
'2074.32': yeah keaton kitten ichiban is just
'2076.56': really good it's a clear taste too
'2078.8': pretty good pretty good stuff so i'll
'208.159': chuoku which is a two award we're gonna
'2081.119': probably go right now
'2082.48': sapporo asahi keating but when i first
'2084.96': came here it was
'2085.679': keating
'2088.96': so it changes
'2092.639': it's like do you like miller light or do
'2094.48': you like michelob
'2095.919': or do you like budweiser it's just it's
'2098.64': hard to uh
'210.72': be going towards
'2100.8': hard to say
'2106.0': okay let me put this in my bag
'2110.56': looks like hiding behind this tree
'2116.16': um it's lunchtime right now so we have a
'2118.079': lot of people
'2119.76': a lot of business people out and about
'212.4': exit 4 and there's a reason why
'2121.359': getting bentos which means
'2123.76': um this supermarket here
'2127.04': so and shintomicho you're not gonna find
'2129.119': a lot of supermarkets
'2131.839': but this is one of them and um you know
'2134.8': when you
'2135.68': when you live in in the center of the
'2137.44': city things are kind of
'2139.2': more expensive maybe by 15
'2143.04': more sometimes 20. i don't know it just
'2145.119': depends
'2148.32': it's just hard to find things but you
'2150.079': can always find a supermarket in the
'2152.079': department stores in the basement
'2154.96': so even in central ginza you'll be able
'2156.64': to get some groceries but
'2158.079': that is not the ideal place to be
'2159.68': grocery shopping
'2162.24': not at all
'2170.839': champagne
'2174.4': met the baby they have but not on my
'2176.16': side we're trapped and we can't go to
'2178.4': the united states yet it's kind of hard
'2181.2': it's kind of hard right now
'2185.359': they meet via facetime taylor
'2188.88': writes in here happy to hear leo rio leo
'2191.359': rio and
'2192.32': and uh can i are doing well i'm planning
'2194.8': to come to
'2195.52': tokyo in october if it's allowed which
'2197.44': area of tokyo would you
'2198.64': recommend getting a hotel in um you know
'2201.44': that's a good question
'2203.119': when people ask me that i i just i i
'2206.079': think
'2206.4': boy i don't really want to make a
'2207.76': recommendation because
'2209.599': i know that um everybody's different
'2212.4': everybody has a different personality
'2214.0': than me that's something that i'm very
'2216.079': mindful of and
'2217.839': you know if you're looking for if this
'2219.119': is your first time in tokyo and you're
'2220.4': looking for the bright lights and
'2222.079': being close to in the middle of
'2223.839': everything then
'2225.2': yeah maybe shibuya is the place for you
'2227.119': i don't know
'2228.4': but for me if you're asking what i would
'2230.8': do
'2231.839': this is a little community message board
'2234.079': that looks like that's been here since
'2235.92': for the last 50 years
'2240.839': interesting i like the little details
'2243.359': it's easy for you to miss these
'2246.16': these little things like a message board
'2249.52': but a lot of character in the in the
'2254.839': metal
'2261.119': i like i always prefer to stay up in
'2263.44': asakusa
'2264.8': asakusa up there in taito ward
'2268.0': it's quiet it's cultural meaning you'll
'2270.64': see
'2271.76': a lot of old buildings a lot of
'2274.4': traditional restaurants up there
'2276.4': it's quieter way way quieter and it's on
'2279.68': the ginza line
'2280.96': which will take you through ginza
'2282.72': shimbashi and shibuya
'2284.56': so you can get back without having to
'2286.48': change lines to your hotel if you want
'2288.079': to go to shibuya
'2289.2': it just takes about 30 minutes 35
'229.44': you can see here the tokyo network is
'2291.119': minutes on the the ginza line to get
'2293.04': back to asakusa
'2295.839': in the morning it's so peaceful there
'2297.599': too and you only really see it
'2299.68': if you stay there
'2306.4': all right so exactly how expensive are
'2308.56': apartments here
'231.2': pretty thorough
'2310.16': well i'm glad that i asked
'2313.599': this is a 2k which is two rooms here you
'2316.72': have a
'2317.92': a living and a kitchen sort of together
'232.48': i'll start with the blinking let's look
'2321.359': and then you have a tatami room this
'2322.72': would be the bedroom right here six
'2324.56': tatami mats
'2325.76': six and a half to tommy mats 2.4 tatami
'2328.64': mats
'2329.599': and i guess a little closet here there's
'233.92': down here at this map it's in english
'2331.76': a toilet with a walk-in
'2333.599': sink so usually the sink and the toilet
'2336.64': are separated so this might be
'2338.96': an older place and it is from 1984
'2342.88': and that's what the building looks like
'2344.96': they want one month of of key money and
'2347.119': one month of
'2348.64': um security deposit shikikin and 18
'2352.8': and it's 35 meters squared it looks
'2355.28': pretty
'2355.839': clean i don't know what do you think
'2358.88': the price is 1 200 a month
'236.159': um in the whole scheme of things let's
'2363.76': depending on the exchange rate uh
'2366.88': more importantly how far is it it's
'2369.2': three minutes from skiji station on foot
'2371.599': and one minute to shin tomicho
'2373.359': station so that's very convenient
'2376.8': i don't know that's kind of small
'238.64': see here
'2380.32': what else they got here this is even
'2383.119': smaller it's a one
'2384.32': room it's seven hundred dollars
'2387.44': seventy thousand yen or about seven
'2388.8': hundred dollars depending on the
'2389.76': exchange rate maybe six hundred fifty
'2390.96': dollars right now
'2392.48': that's it that is so small what
'2396.88': this is a balcony this is the main room
'2399.839': and
'240.08': shibuya would be right here shinjuku
'2400.56': there's no and here's a little burner
'2402.48': for kitchen
'2403.599': the toilet and the sink are together
'2405.599': like really really close
'2407.92': here's the door and i guess you put the
'2409.68': shoes here and there's a closet
'2412.4': that's it that i could not live there
'2415.44': it's three minutes walk from um
'2418.88': from the station
'2422.96': yeah kayabacho station three-minute walk
'2425.839': which is where the
'2426.96': the tokyo stock exchange is so i don't
'243.599': this is the imperial palace which is
'2430.16': know it looks kind of nice
'2432.56': what do you think i mean if you're
'2435.28': single in your 20s maybe
'2438.24': you have to do laundry in a laundry room
'2440.24': and that's part of the building
'2441.52': the building's a little bit old it was
'2443.359': it's uh it's not as old as i am
'2445.76': 1977 april was built 23 square meters is
'2449.76': the space
'245.28': where the emperor lives
'2450.88': so this room is a little bit bigger than
'2452.8': than
'2454.079': than you think i think it's a little bit
'2456.48': more spacious
'2457.44': i'm sure they're using a wide lens on
'2459.44': that one
'246.72': and we are at shintomicho which is right
'2461.92': i bet they're using a wide lens to give
'2463.52': it some space this one is more
'2466.96': is a very interesting shape here this is
'2468.88': about seventeen thousand
'2470.88': seven hundred uh this is about one
'2473.359': thousand
'2474.56': seven hundred dollars a month a one ldk
'2477.2': living dining kitchen
'2479.44': and it's got a very unique shape to it
'248.879': here and the yakuto line runs pretty
'2482.16': this is nine tatami mats which is quite
'2484.16': spacious
'2485.599': uh together with this one which is seven
'2487.44': so there you have 16 already
'2489.359': four and a half for this room there's a
'2492.56': kitchen here so the kitchen
'2494.319': i like this so you can you can uh this
'2497.119': is living dining kitchen this one room
'2499.2': is all of that
'2500.0': and it's a no smoking apartment complex
'2503.52': it has bicycle space
'2506.96': and it's a relatively new building 2004
'2509.68': june
'251.2': straight across the city going
'2510.16': 50 square meters 10th floor is available
'2513.119': for this price
'2514.319': i think it's i think it's not too bad of
'2517.44': a deal the place looks fairly new hmm
'252.879': um going right past the imperial palace
'2522.72': interesting so that's what's available
'2524.64': around here
'2533.52': oh wow they're selling strawberries oh
'2535.92': they got watermelons out
'2541.599': look at the strawberries up there this
'2544.16': the prices have been slashed
'2548.64': all right the last part i want last
'255.68': and then it starts to go up towards
'2550.24': place i want to show you
'2552.0': is in this direction
'2559.2': i love these neighborhood walks all
'2560.64': emanating from a station
'2566.88': if you like disney road walks too and
'2568.319': you share and you share that enthusiasm
'257.12': ikebukuro
'2570.72': click that like button appreciate it
'2573.68': very much
'2574.72': um this is harumi dori it's going
'2577.359': straight here this will take you to
'2578.4': tsukishima
'2579.599': and the sumida river you make a left
'258.799': so it's a pretty convenient line and i
'2581.44': towards monzen nakacho right to
'2583.04': kachidoki as the sign says
'2584.96': and there was a yellow hummer that went
'2586.96': by which is kind of cool looking car
'2590.8': we're now going to go up onto the bridge
'2593.599': and i want to show you the tokyo sky
'2595.119': tree from the sumida river
'2597.119': it's beautiful on a day like this i
'2598.64': think it's going to be pretty to see
'260.959': live in this area so
'2601.04': to the right where we started the live
'2602.72': stream is
'2605.119': st luke's hospital
'2608.16': so leo was born here
'2612.0': it's a very relaxing area once you get
'2614.64': past that traffic light it gets super
'2616.4': quiet not a lot of traffic in there
'2618.48': there's an emergency room it's a private
'262.56': it's kind of like my backyard
'2620.319': hospital
'2627.52': whoa food truck
'2631.359': that is awesome paella food truck
'2638.88': very cool very cool all right let's get
'2641.839': moving
'2645.52': i like to see people
'2649.359': selling food on the street i promise and
'2652.96': i would get a rebento
'2654.72': so i know a good bento shop in the
'266.08': inside of sintomicho is a bakery
'2660.839': neighborhood
'2663.52': nova khd hi john my mom suffered a
'2667.44': stroke two years ago and has been
'2669.28': bedridden
'2670.079': since then she loves watching your
'2671.839': videos and has always tuned
'2673.2': always tunes in during your livestream
'2674.88': she wants me to donate 100
'2676.4': for your newly born child and get
'2678.4': whatever you see fit please say hello to
'2680.24': her
'2680.96': her name is grace hi grace
'2685.76': hi grace i hope you're doing well
'2689.359': you picked a very beautiful day to come
'2691.44': to tokyo with me check it out we got a
'2693.28': blue sky
'2694.079': here and i'm about to take you
'2697.119': to see one of the one of my favorite
'2699.76': places
'270.08': oh let's just take a quick look i
'2701.28': a bridge with a beautiful view of the
'2704.16': skytree
'2707.04': so thank you so much for that
'2714.56': you have a lot of people here that are
'2715.92': watching too saying hi to you grace
'2718.48': we have maybe one of the best
'272.72': haven't been here
'2720.24': communities i like to think we have the
'2721.52': best community on youtube everyone's so
'273.44': i haven't been here since last year but
'2730.839': friendly
'2736.8': all right so you can see here you can
'2738.64': get on to the bridge
'274.639': it looks like they put plastic in there
'2740.0': if you're a car but we can't do that but
'2742.8': luckily
'2743.76': in about a hundred meters which an
'2746.4': olympic
'2747.04': sprinter could get in to in nine seconds
'2749.599': it's gonna take us like a minute
'2752.079': but it's gonna be it's a lot better than
'2755.04': minutes a lot better
'2756.0': when it's sunny out here
'276.88': whoa check out these cherry blossom
'2774.72': that's towards st luke's hospital
'278.56': looking uh croissants
'2784.24': wow it is it's just chilly enough where
'2786.64': you need a jacket
'2788.72': but it's warm enough that it makes you
'2790.72': feel so alive
'2792.88': i could wear shorts but today i choose
'2794.96': not to
'2798.48': another great contrast here look at
'28.84': this
'2800.079': those beautiful flowers
'2802.319': right there that's a brand new apartment
'2805.839': complex i think that's
'2807.48': 2007 i believe that one was built
'281.12': i'm gonna have to stop on my way back
'2810.4': because i was looking at that as maybe a
'2812.24': place to live but the prices were
'2813.839': ridiculous and then you have these
'2815.839': low-rise buildings here from the showa
'2817.92': period
'2818.96': maybe 19 1940s or 50s right after world
'282.88': here and they have cherry blossoms on
'2822.88': war ii looks like they're put up
'2824.56': this style here which is built i think
'2826.56': it's like
'2828.16': three floors and then the slope i see a
'2830.64': lot of buildings like that
'2832.24': and i always wonder why they sloped it
'2834.88': like this so that's a question i'm gonna
'2836.24': have to ask some of the
'2838.16': architectures
'284.479': top of these ampon
'2842.319': there's a lot of history in how the
'2845.52': the building codes are set up in tokyo
'2847.839': again it's an ancient city
'2850.079': with a lot of buildings that are still
'2852.079': very old
'2853.44': so it's those old traditional laws
'2857.119': some of them are still in place like the
'2859.76': one in akihabara with the secret shrine
'286.16': which look beautiful look at that
'2861.599': in the back there
'2862.88': that is an actual public road now public
'2866.4': roads are supposed to be i think a meter
'2868.0': at least a meter wide but this one is
'2869.839': not
'2871.04': so it's it's grandfathered in
'2875.04': making it one of the most unique public
'2877.52': roads in the city of tokyo which
'2879.44': is just an alley
'2882.88': by today's standard
'2886.4': whoa
'2890.559': very modern look
'2898.16': here's a brand new restaurant
'2904.88': serving some lunch right now it's five
'2907.04': or six customers in there
'291.6': i have a point card for this place and
'2910.88': all right so it's gonna move on here
'2913.119': we're gonna go up this
'2915.359': up this uh stairwell and then look back
'2918.88': at a beautiful sight on the river
'2921.28': hopefully it's not too windy up there
'2923.76': ruins with the audio a little bit runs
'2926.0': the audio
'2929.599': this cherry blossom season is done here
'293.12': they have three different kinds of melon
'2933.2': and you can see that that tree right
'2934.72': there over the stairwells i used to walk
'2936.4': that
'2936.72': when i came here daily to say hi to
'2938.72': kanai when she was in the hospital
'294.88': pond
'2940.8': the blossoms are gone now maybe there's
'2942.4': a couple that are still hanging on there
'2944.16': we'll try to find them
'2948.96': ah
'295.6': this one looks like a kocha or or
'2954.8': i love the recycling bins all over the
'2956.96': city like this
'2971.52': this is where the ferry departed back in
'2974.8': the old days
'2976.48': showa 28 which is um
'298.639': tea flavored and chocolate flavored
'2981.76': gosh i don't know the 1930s maybe 1940s
'2985.28': early 40s
'2986.559': you can see the boats crossing the
'2988.24': samida river and you're gonna get a
'2989.44': better sense of it when
'2990.4': in about two minutes when we get up
'2991.76': there but this is the
'2993.52': the pier the launching point for the
'2995.76': boats to go to an island called
'2998.4': sukuda and i'm going to show you that
'3.84': why 20.
'30.08': greetings and welcome to shintomicho
'3000.8': right now
'3002.4': i've been there a couple of times over
'3003.839': the last last few weeks
'3009.119': i don't see any any stragglers sometimes
'3012.48': you'll find one or two
'3013.52': oh there's one
'3016.96': a couple of blossoms that are still
'3018.4': hanging on do you see them in the center
'3020.72': kind of pinkish but they've all
'3025.119': including the petals you'll find a few
'3026.72': of them on the ground here
'3028.72': but most of them are gone too
'3032.88': it's sad we've spring is so delicate
'3045.599': all right here you go
'3048.96': grace get ready we're about to see a
'305.919': so that's what lawson's in here
'3050.72': really beautiful view
'3061.92': this is one of the dozens of bridges
'3064.96': that cross
'3066.079': the samita river
'3069.44': the main river through the city of tokyo
'3078.8': oh yes oh do you see it do you see it
'3081.839': all right cool we're gonna have a double
'3083.28': whammy
'3086.319': this is where the fairy crossed and this
'3088.96': island here is called scuda
'3090.88': and this is where i've been walking
'3092.4': around showing you the cherry blossoms
'3094.0': about a month ago right there it's all
'3096.16': green now
'310.88': let's go out exit 4.
'3106.559': and in about five seconds you're gonna
'3110.24': see
'3110.559': a double whammy because i'm pointing the
'3113.76': camera
'3114.96': right here because you know what's
'3116.319': coming underneath us right now
'3120.0': i could hear it rumbling
'3123.76': a boat that needs no introduction
'3128.96': but it's taking its bloody time
'3137.28': where art down you boat
'3145.04': ah space boat
'3158.72': i can't do space music with an air
'3161.04': guitar it's impossible
'3164.96': a space boat makes its way down the
'3167.44': samina river
'3170.48': you will see in the next 10 seconds or
'3172.64': less
'3175.839': the tokyo skytree
'3180.559': we call this shot the double whammy
'3207.119': makes an arch turning a little bit to
'3209.28': the right
'3210.88': to go underneath chuo bridge
'3215.839': will eventually end its ride
'3219.28': right outside of oscusa
'3222.8': the house for the food and drink fun
'3224.48': john that's going straight to
'3226.079': to kanai's lunch
'3230.0': thank you for that and grace yours is
'3233.52': going towards
'3235.839': cover beef ups at the house please show
'3237.28': us the wisteria blooming
'3239.119': if you get a chance i absolutely will
'324.88': now this is a this exit has been redone
'3241.44': i'm i'm going to be going up north to
'3243.359': tohoku because i have to
'3244.88': for a video that i'm producing
'3248.48': these are challenging times because of
'3251.04': the fourth wave but
'3252.8': i got to get the shot so probably going
'3254.8': next week
'3256.8': um and you and you're coming with me so
'3258.559': you'll get a chance to see some of the
'3260.079': blossoms blooming up north a little bit
'3262.559': near near the sendai area
'3266.48': but countryside i'm not going to be
'3268.079': going to the city this is a really
'327.6': recently
'3270.16': beautiful park here
'3271.52': um you can see there's a lighthouse this
'3273.28': is where the boats used to depart
'3275.68': that would cross across cut across the
'3277.52': samida river
'3281.839': and uh it's just such a beautiful place
'3283.76': on a day like this
'3284.88': you can get a boxed lunch this is why
'3287.04': you should stay in this area
'3288.64': get a box lunch and just sit along the
'3290.559': river and watch the boats go by
'3292.16': but i would recommend cutting coming
'3293.44': across the bridge and sitting there
'3294.64': because they have picnic tables
'3296.319': over on the other side and you can eat a
'3298.319': in a bento and kids can play in the
'33.12': this is a neighborhood in the city of
'330.4': because of the tokyo olympics coming
'3300.16': grass there
'3301.2': there's a playground just just a little
'3304.4': bit over to the right near
'3306.0': tsukishima station which is on the
'3307.44': yurakucho line
'3309.599': it's a beautiful area of the city
'3316.079': any last questions before we end this
'3317.92': live stream
'3322.16': i'm here for you
'3329.2': hey heir to the ron here's for the wipes
'3331.599': to clean here
'3332.559': monkey there's nobody here all right
'3335.92': aaron aaron the air buggy's maiden
'3339.28': voyage
'3339.76': was it was spectacular i posted a
'334.0': a lot of the subway stations
'3342.079': picture of it on the in
'3343.52': in the discord server um actually i
'3345.76': think i have the
'3346.559': if you want to see aaron's aaron's air
'3349.68': buggy for leo i actually have the link
'3352.96': here
'3354.559': check out our discord community i like
'3356.4': to go analog here
'3357.599': yeah this is a free invitation um it's
'3359.76': free
'3360.88': some people add this as a perk but you
'3362.64': could you could see this on
'3364.079': in the um photos and videos and in the
'3366.319': general chat i'll put post a picture of
'3367.76': the aaron
'3368.72': buggy for leo it's so cute i'll put a
'3370.64': picture of leo in there too if you want
'3372.079': to take a look and see how he's doing
'3373.92': i'll put that on the discord server a
'3375.599': good reason for you to sign up and check
'3377.04': out
'3377.359': it's free i think the you can download
'3379.119': the app or something
'338.479': a lot of the subway stations have been
'3381.2': you can use it on the computer too
'3382.88': discord's kind of like
'3384.72': i don't know it's like this this
'3386.799': headquarters for everything that we do
'3388.839': now
'339.919': renovated mostly so they will be more
'3390.24': because you can chat in there and i
'3391.44': could do uh phone calls and video chats
'3393.52': and all this other stuff
'3398.24': that's doing pretty good the maiden
'3399.44': voyage was a big success so smooth the
'3402.16': aaron buggy is
'3403.68': jay jersey girl just stacking my money
'3406.319': so i can visit tohoku and totori
'3408.96': from salt lake city utah please please
'3411.68': come for a visit
'3412.64': uh when you do hit hitohoku but
'3415.76': gosh those places are great too i'm
'3418.72': actually going to be going that
'3419.599': direction in a couple of weeks too
'342.479': accessible to people that um
'3421.2': i got a project i'm filming near the
'3423.359': kansai region but not
'3424.72': near kobe inland top secret can't tell
'3428.24': you
'3429.2': but it's very near to tori
'3435.599': and betty c is the space boat a tour
'3437.839': boat that takes you sightseeing
'3439.92': the space boat is actually that's a good
'3442.48': question
'3443.119': space boat is actually um
'3446.799': it's a bus it's a it's a boat bus
'345.52': are disabled i know it's really hard
'3451.599': a floating bus it will take you from one
'3453.92': side of the city to the next but while
'3455.44': it's taking you
'3456.88': it will explain about the history of the
'3458.559': bridges inside so mostly tourists are
'3461.28': taking it but
'3462.079': i've seen some locals also jump on the
'3464.48': space boat
'3465.76': just because it's cool and it takes you
'3468.16': to a place that's very hard to get to
'3469.76': odaiba
'347.68': before the olympics a lot of the
'3471.119': which require from asakusa about the
'3473.839': same amount of time as taking the space
'3475.92': boat
'3476.72': so in the end it's a it's less crowded
'3480.24': more relaxed
'3480.96': to get jump on the space space from
'3482.96': asakusa to get to odaiba than it is to
'3484.72': try taking a train
'3486.319': and even if you take a taxi the prices
'3488.64': are so expensive
'349.039': stations were built in the 1980s and 70s
'3490.0': um it's not worth it whoa look at that
'3493.52': crow wow we just went under the water
'3497.76': do you see that
'35.92': tokyo
'3502.4': there was this black bird it looked like
'3504.319': a floating crow
'3506.4': it's gone you see it
'3511.2': it's not coming up for air anyways
'3512.799': anywhere
'3515.2': there's my shadow right there
'3519.2': i don't see that bird anywhere i saw it
'352.32': and they weren't really thinking of
'3521.28': for a second and it's just gone
'3523.44': it's like and it's like space boat
'3525.119': except space food doesn't dive
'353.919': accessibility um
'3530.079': that's weird i've seen those birds
'3533.04': before they're mythical it's like this
'3534.96': i think it's i think that that's what
'3536.799': they saw this loch ness monster i think
'3538.48': it was a just like a diving crow duck
'3541.92': i don't how does it stay under that long
'3544.799': is it sucking air from
'3546.319': like plankton or something
'355.84': back then but in this decade i believe
'3552.16': if it comes up for air in the next 10
'3553.92': seconds i'll show you the last thing i
'3555.68': do want to show you is this is where the
'3557.2': ducks
'3558.64': oh i found it it came back up
'3561.68': it does exist wow you totally move wow
'3564.88': it went under again
'3572.64': you saw that right
'3576.64': it swim from there from there to there
'3579.44': it was there
'358.4': tokyo is going to be one of become one
'3581.68': incredible this should be in the
'3583.04': olympics that over there on the
'3585.04': across is where the ducks hang out this
'3586.72': is a sanctuary for ducks
'3588.4': i would say sanctuary because you can
'359.919': of the most accessible places in the
'3590.24': taunt them from the other side of that
'3592.24': fence
'3593.04': it's true
'3596.48': there's one duck i guess um stretching
'3598.96': its wings all right folks that's all oh
'36.96': that a lot of people don't know about
'3601.04': it's back
'3604.88': what is that
'3608.319': wow
'361.44': world
'3612.16': it's gone again it's swam all the way
'3614.559': around under the water is aren't there
'3616.0': currents
'3618.96': it's a ufo bird
'362.24': for cities just because with the
'3623.599': it's a loon which makes sense looney
'3626.839': tunes
'3637.44': sorry the comrades are the birds that in
'364.319': paralympics coming here and
'3640.48': gifu they
'3641.44': strangle the neck with a with a tube so
'3643.52': that they can catch the fish
'3645.04': but they can't swallow it and then they
'3646.96': pull it out it's kind of cruel
'3648.64': but they've been doing that for
'3649.68': generations here
'3652.72': a komaron yeah not a crow that's a shame
'3657.2': is that a crow
'3660.319': no they're not out they're not invited
'3663.52': out here
'3664.559': all right folks that's about it that's
'3665.839': all that i have thanks for sharing your
'3667.119': afternoon your night with me wherever
'3668.64': you are in the world
'3669.52': i'll be taking another live stream
'3670.96': tomorrow and next week we're going to be
'3673.04': going traveling again
'3674.24': because of the pandemic i do apologize
'3676.079': they're not as exciting as the traveling
'3678.16': live streams from before
'3679.839': last year but we're going to make it
'3682.64': until we can travel again and then we're
'3684.24': gonna be back on the road quite a bit
'3686.319': it's good it's good that i can be home
'3687.76': more because you know
'3689.44': leo is just born and it's good to be you
'3691.2': have to be home now i gotta get my wife
'3693.04': some lunch
'3693.68': so thanks everybody for the support
'3694.96': grace thank you i hope you're doing well
'3697.28': i hope this made your day a little bit
'3698.96': better on the other side over there
'370.56': we are back one of the reasons why i
'3700.799': the pacific thanks everybody see you
'3702.64': tomorrow
'3706.0': skytree pretty cool
'372.4': wanted to take you to exit 4. you can
'374.8': hear the wind by here
'378.639': i wanted to take you to exit 4 because
'381.199': shin tomicho station
'383.039': connects with tsukiji station in a way
'39.28': the closing doors let's wait for the
'392.0': that's shintomicho this is exit 4. if
'394.24': you were to walk straight
'398.0': if you were to walk straight for i don't
'40.96': yorkshire's line to leave
'400.88': know about 100 meters
'402.4': or less you'll see uh tsukiji
'405.759': station
'406.319': which is on the hibiya line and let me
'408.479': zoom by there i don't have to actually
'409.84': walk over there
'411.199': do you see that in the distance that
'413.919': skiji station that's the hibiya line
'416.96': so
'420.96': many times i have to actually exit here
'423.68': to get to the hibia line which would
'425.36': take you to akihabara
'427.12': or towards um roppongi
'430.639': so that's uh it's good to know
'434.8': they don't connect underground they
'436.24': connect above ground
'440.8': so let's get moving there's a reason why
'443.52': i brought you to this one exit four
'446.08': not only is it a new exit it's really
'448.4': pretty looking
'450.0': it's part of the thumbnail it's also
'453.599': goes over the shitoko or exit for the
'457.36': highway that goes around the city of
'458.88': tokyo
'459.759': and this is the back entrance to
'463.28': shintomi inari shrine which we're gonna
'465.84': make a stop at
'476.4': if i pan over here to the right you're
'478.0': gonna see a big tall building in the
'479.599': distance
'481.44': that and the grounds be before it
'483.919': towards us
'485.039': is saint luke's hospital and this is a
'487.759': hospital that was set up uh
'489.84': over over a century ago by i believe it
'49.44': it's a neighborhood that i don't know
'493.199': was an american doctor
'494.639': this was where the american embassy was
'496.639': just in front of that building the first
'498.24': american embassy
'499.52': now it's been moved to akasaka but
'502.72': actually all the foreigners were in edo
'505.68': at the time
'506.4': were placed in tsukiji which is this
'508.8': area
'509.44': and once again if you just go straight
'512.24': for about
'513.2': 300 meters you get the tsukiji market
'517.36': pretty cool this is the exit ramp
'52.079': after
'52.48': the uh great the great
'521.039': for the shitoko or the tokyo highway
'525.36': many times i have to come out of here
'526.88': because i live in this area
'530.64': it dumps you right off and i believe
'532.48': this is just a runoff this used to be a
'534.08': river dried up
'535.76': the whole shutoko on this side the
'538.24': city's
'538.959': uh expressway use is a dried up river
'541.76': which they found
'542.72': by drying up the river they could uh
'545.6': they could sort of bypass
'547.04': all of these very ancient property
'55.52': kanto earthquake in 1923 a lot of it was
'550.08': rights
'551.44': because nobody owned the river so they
'553.04': dried up the river but the highway there
'554.959': so the highway actually meanders a
'557.36': little bit left and right
'559.68': and they built that very fast for the
'561.44': tokyo
'562.72': 1964 olympics
'567.76': and let's get moving
'571.2': that building in the distance is the
'572.88': chuoku or chu award
'574.959': city office and they have um
'578.0': satellite offices all around the ward
'580.0': it's not too big the central area
'582.0': most famous for nihombashi and
'585.519': our house we're now going into the back
'588.88': alleys here
'59.039': demolished
'59.84': naturally by the earthquake and then in
'598.88': we do have a very beautiful sunny day
'601.12': blue skies
'602.48': not a lot of wind here in japan
'605.6': in tokyo at the moment fair weather
'611.04': all right up this way i don't see the
'613.92': shrine this way
'615.12': up this way and what is that shop
'618.56': i'm always kind of interested looks
'62.239': uh
'62.879': the fire bombing of 1945 march 10th
'623.36': a yamaha something in the back alleys
'627.12': you're gonna find all sorts of unusual
'628.959': things
'629.839': restaurants that you didn't know existed
'633.44': as well as little neighborhood shrines
'636.48': and that's where we're headed to right
'637.68': now look at this meat veggie cheese
'639.92': bistro
'641.36': just in an alley it's closed right now
'646.56': until march march 21st it's closed wait
'649.76': it closed on march 21st oh
'651.68': that's a that's a shame over here on the
'654.56': right
'657.92': is a very old shrine
'66.479': a lot of that was also destroyed in this
'661.04': and you can see now it's it's just a
'662.72': neighborhood shrine it's surrounded by
'664.32': buildings
'666.399': um that were built up around it it's an
'669.68': ancient shrine
'671.12': and in japan they don't move the shrines
'672.959': they build around it they
'674.32': make sure they protect places like this
'679.36': although it's modern now and it's been
'68.159': area a lot of it is brand new this
'680.88': rebuilt many times
'682.72': it's still an inari shrine
'686.48': which i believe is the god of harvest
'688.0': and
'689.68': it's painted in this
'693.2': meaning like it's like the color of the
'694.959': sun and if you've ever been to kyoto's
'696.72': fushimi inari shrine
'698.399': that's the one with ten thousand gates
'70.32': neighborhood
'700.48': it's painted in the same color
'703.12': now there's only one gate here called a
'705.44': tori
'709.92': let's see if i have five yen on me
'71.2': we're going to be exploring everything
'715.6': oh my i don't they don't take suica
'717.76': either so we're gonna
'718.639': gonna pay our respects here i don't have
'72.88': above ground
'722.0': five yen
'723.12': ah it's a beautiful color
'726.72': and again like you can see the
'728.32': neighborhood houses are built around
'729.519': here and
'730.24': i think when you move to japan everybody
'732.639': especially english teachers or
'735.36': new residents or expats they find like
'737.76': walking around their neighborhood they
'739.04': find little places like this and it's
'74.88': and as i said you might not know about
'740.8': just so
'741.519': amazing to be uh like surrounded by
'744.399': something that's
'745.04': that's it feels so japanese right to be
'748.079': living next to a shrine no matter the
'749.839': size of it it doesn't matter
'751.36': joy writes in here cute shrine it
'753.279': absolutely is i can see little
'754.88': neighborhood cats hanging out there
'757.12': over here in the corner another um
'760.24': important part of the tsukiji area we
'762.079': know about the fish market
'764.24': and shintomicho would i believe
'767.44': is part of skiji you find a lot of
'77.04': this neighborhood
'770.399': organic and
'772.16': vegetable markets that's pretty
'774.88': interesting over there you find one
'776.16': right on the
'778.0': right near exit uh i think five here's a
'78.0': but you kind of do because it's in
'781.279': little shop here
'783.6': what are they selling
'789.68': it's called litus
'80.799': between
'800.16': i guess they're selling oh bakery items
'804.0': oh very cool
'807.839': there's some uh muffins
'811.36': and donuts and it's just this little
'814.32': teeny
'815.2': shop with a kitchen and a bakery in the
'817.68': back
'818.32': with an oven i guess you'd call it a
'82.08': so many big attractions like nihombashi
'820.399': kitchen right since it's
'822.56': that's pretty cool it's pretty modern
'824.079': too
'826.24': right next to it isn't i love this look
'828.079': check it out
'829.92': right next to that modern shop is this
'832.079': old
'832.959': wood wood and aluminum shack
'836.72': that looks like it was built in the
'838.24': showa period kind of a post
'84.56': tokyo station
'840.56': post world war ii looking building made
'843.839': really quickly
'845.04': living together with a modern bakery
'847.279': that is so
'848.72': that's this area of tokyo believe it or
'850.8': not
'854.32': tasty chronicles rights and go back to
'856.079': the shrine this is to cover the blessing
'859.279': all right you know what i'm going to
'86.24': tsukiji the old fish market was there
'860.24': loop back around because i got to go
'861.6': that direction anyways
'863.519': and i'll see if i can find 5 yen i got
'865.36': maybe we'll buy something at the vending
'866.8': machine and give something bigger than 5
'868.839': yen
'870.079': thanks tasty
'874.72': gmon threefold is here big cup of joe i
'878.16': could actually actually could use one
'879.76': brad fletcher
'880.88': glad i was able to catch some of the
'882.48': stream before heading to bed hope you
'883.839': and kanai and the baby are doing well
'885.199': we're doing great thanks for asking
'887.36': um i i wanted to do this stream a little
'889.12': bit earlier because i know a lot of
'89.92': and this is the old residential
'890.399': people on the east coast
'891.44': are always in bed when i stream at 2 pm
'893.6': but it's like prime time in california
'896.24': check that building out across the
'897.68': street this is what i'm talking about
'900.16': when i talk about the um
'902.88': um pre the
'906.0': uh post canto earthquake buildings
'909.519': they're built in the 1930s it's a shame
'91.2': neighborhood where st luke's hospital is
'911.44': that that vans
'912.48': right in front of it this one was built
'914.56': in the 1930s
'916.48': following the great kanto earthquake
'920.399': uh and the thing with the earthquake was
'922.079': it wasn't the quake itself that
'924.0': destroyed
'925.04': everything it was the subsequent fires
'928.399': that wiped out a lot of the city and
'930.399': killed so many people people were
'931.519': jumping in the rivers to try to escape
'933.199': it but
'935.04': i've seen the pictures of it at the
'937.279': museum
'938.56': it's a horrible sight but just pan
'94.24': and that's the station layout and we're
'940.959': around
'941.839': everything is brand new the result of
'945.279': you know the uh earthquake
'948.56': and the fire bombings of 1945 which were
'950.959': were absolutely
'952.8': just flattened this area of the city
'956.16': and then i'm really glad that this
'958.8': building
'959.759': i'm guessing survived the firebombings
'96.0': going to go take a look above
'963.04': of 1945 because i know it was built
'964.8': before that that's copper
'966.72': a copper alloy on there which turns
'969.199': green
'97.52': here it's on the yurakucho line
'970.24': that's very symbolic of the area of skij
'973.279': there's a load of loads of buildings
'974.959': with that style but what let's actually
'977.12': we can cross the street
'978.32': here's a crosswalk
'986.079': they've used two different kinds of
'987.839': plating here
'990.399': looks like scales or something on the
'992.32': second floor
'993.759': that's pretty unique
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#onlyinjapan #Tokyo | null | 1620 | '0.799': arriving at shinto
'1003.44': not sure if that building is in
'1004.56': operation anymore
'1006.959': you'll also find lots of little
'1008.48': memorials here lots of
'101.84': which goes from shinkiba this is where
'1010.639': monuments i'm not sure exactly what this
'1013.36': is but
'1014.24': probably marking a building that was
'1018.32': here
'1019.279': a memorial of some of some sort
'1022.48': across the street is the tax building
'1024.72': and that's where i wanted to go okay
'1025.919': it's a green light we could cross here
'1030.799': this beautiful new tax building just
'1033.36': finished construction i believe last
'1035.039': year
'1036.16': this is a beautiful tax building yeah
'1039.76': it's tax season now in the u.s we just
'1043.28': finished in japan
'1045.36': i'm looking for the monument maybe
'1046.72': they've they've moved it but this used
'1048.48': to be
'1049.76': a shin tomiza
'105.2': you would go to tokyo disneyland
'1052.799': i believe is what it was called
'1053.84': shintomiza which is the kabuki
'1056.08': theater for this area
'1059.679': so let me see if i can find it here
'1066.08': the chuo metropolitan taxation office
'107.92': here's shintomicho so it's not that far
'1070.4': sounds exciting
'1073.84': all right maybe this is it here
'1078.72': yeah here's the sign so they kind of
'1080.799': moved to the side
'1081.84': this is the former site of shintomiza
'1086.88': and hnl808 thank you
'1090.48': for fighting it out
'1093.679': archong 89 i first discovered you when
'1095.679': you took us to the hidden shrine and
'1096.96': akihabara use this to get some pastries
'1098.72': at the bakery
'1099.6': okay i'll do that for kanai figures
'110.159': away from chiba
'1101.44': crossed that borders
'1102.96': reopened this fall absolutely i'll try
'1105.28': to address some of your questions the
'1106.48': end of this maybe in about 10 15 minutes
'1109.12': look at the picture here and how vibrant
'1112.559': life was on this street now it's very
'1114.64': business-like
'1115.679': but back then this was an entertainment
'1117.44': district
'1118.72': again you have kabukiza which is the
'112.079': there's ginza ichomei ginza and
'1120.559': main theater in ginza which
'1122.0': is still standing but been reconstructed
'1124.0': many times it's a very modern building
'1125.679': now
'1126.559': and you had a bunch of other theaters in
'1128.96': this area this is the theater area
'1131.44': and they're all gone except for kabukiza
'1134.64': let's read what they have here there's
'1136.16': not a lot of information
'1137.76': in english on this and i'm i'm kind of
'114.64': yurakucho are two stops right in the
'1140.0': stunned that they
'1141.36': have an english sign they didn't have
'1142.72': that before shinto miza
'1144.88': is the kabuki theater built in manji iii
'1147.679': which is 1660.
'1149.44': i didn't i didn't know what the manji
'1151.52': era this is the first time reading this
'1153.6': and the kobe kicho 5 currently ginza 6
'1158.0': as taking over moritaza another theater
'116.56': center so it's just one
'1161.44': ending with za usually theater zamoto
'1164.24': the responsible position of the
'1165.6': performance maritasa
'1168.0': had been taken by morita kanya in
'1170.32': generations kabuki actors family handed
'1172.799': down
'1173.44': from from age to age i guess they didn't
'1176.4': they didn't research the age
'1178.96': moritas have moved to the saruwaka
'118.159': one stop away from ginza which is pretty
'1182.4': currently ascusa title ward in temple 14
'1187.52': the temple would be the reign of the
'1190.24': that emperor
'1192.4': then one character of its name was
'1194.16': changed from mori
'1195.44': to mori that's interesting mori means
'1198.72': forest and this is
'120.24': incredible
'1200.08': mam mori which means protection
'1203.039': pronunciation remains unchanged in
'1204.799': onsei five other like i don't know i
'1207.76': don't remember
'1208.32': before meiji was on say i guess and
'121.36': it's not too far away from where i live
'1211.6': meiji five
'1212.72': morita kanye 12th generation moved
'1214.64': aggressively so the english seems like
'1216.08': it was google translated that's
'1218.84': interesting
'122.96': and if you keep on going straight i'll
'1220.72': all right this is the important part the
'1222.0': theater had been the center of the
'1223.2': kabuki performance till kabukiza was
'1225.28': opened in meiji 22.
'1226.88': so before kabukiza in 1889 this was the
'1230.4': big
'1230.799': hub for kabuki this tax building which
'1234.159': is
'1234.48': kind of boring looking and
'1238.96': i hope they didn't hear me they might
'124.24': take you all the way out to saitama
'1240.159': audit me after that
'1242.0': um then unfortunately it was burnt down
'1245.44': by the great kanto earthquake in 1923 or
'1248.559': taisho 12.
'125.92': which is called the wakoshi
'1250.4': the flourishing atmosphere of the day
'1251.84': could be imagined from the wood block
'1253.679': print in the meiji era
'1255.52': so this is it and it is pretty and i
'1257.919': think it's important for you to know
'1259.6': the history of tokyo that doesn't exist
'1262.32': anymore because you can feel it in the
'1264.0': streets if you knew what was here
'1266.4': you know that people look like that
'1268.24': which is kind of
'127.84': really pretty town not so far from some
'1270.88': strange
'1274.32': the whole actors assembly that's what
'1276.32': they are there
'1278.24': at shinto miza so this is the original
'1284.08': you wouldn't know it looking at the
'1285.52': street today in the 21st century huh
'1290.08': that this was the the entertainment hub
'1292.08': of the city of edel
'1294.799': you don't as strange that they put they
'1297.36': they mixed entertainment with the tax
'1299.12': building that just doesn't make
'1300.4': sense to me i don't know it's kind of
'1302.84': weird
'1305.52': all right let's walk down some of these
'1306.799': alleys here
'131.039': big attractions
'1311.76': colors of seraphina welcome a new
'1314.4': traveler
'1316.0': very cool
'1319.52': it is a nice building this is and i
'132.08': in saitama
'1322.72': i came this way from purpose um
'1326.32': i don't know just if if you if you are
'1329.28': if you are thinking of staying in in
'1331.039': tokyo this might be
'1332.0': one of the options shin tomicho does not
'1333.84': have the name brand of ginza
'1335.76': but this is walking distance to ginza
'1338.0': and walking distance to tokyo station
'1339.84': and nihombashi
'1341.039': and there's an apa hotel here it's
'1344.24': quite large and if you find this in one
'1347.12': of the hotels that is available because
'1349.28': i believe tokyo is going to get really
'1350.559': crowded again with tourism as soon as
'1352.08': they open up
'1353.2': maybe in the fall this might be one of
'1355.919': your options
'1356.64': it's a it's a quiet neighborhood the
'1359.28': subway station
'136.4': and i get these flyers all the time for
'1360.08': is very close so there's a lot of things
'1362.32': going for it
'1363.36': except that it's a you know up a hotel
'1366.4': which means it's very small and cramped
'1371.36': but usually affordable 5 500 yen a room
'1375.039': in low season all right let's go through
'1376.96': the down this alley
'1379.52': because you see more of these these a
'138.48': broser's hamburger i never heard of them
'1381.679': mix of architecture which is why i love
'1383.919': this region right now
'1385.12': i think in about 10 years we're gonna
'1387.12': lose all of these
'1388.72': older low-rise buildings that were built
'1390.559': in the showa era
'1391.919': for more of the high-rise ones like this
'1393.76': little shack here probably the last
'1395.84': owner
'1396.799': is in his 80s or 90s and as soon as he
'140.239': but the burgers look
'1401.28': i don't know moves on it'll be sold off
'1405.12': probably by the kids and
'1406.32': the money will be used uh i don't know
'1409.039': build another house somewhere else
'141.28': really really good
'1412.0': but they'll build a big apartment
'1413.52': complex here that's what they usually do
'1417.12': there's another low showa era building
'1419.919': right there
'1420.48': looks like maybe 1960s
'1427.52': and behind it some shacks wow looks like
'1431.12': a little family business
'1433.2': wholesalers
'1439.679': i don't really have a lot of reasons to
'1441.12': come this way so i don't that often
'1443.6': this looks like because of the cardboard
'1445.279': boxes here part of the
'1446.72': part of that wholesaler here
'1450.96': let's keep on moving
'1462.72': diana leave from hong kong's in the
'1464.32': house sending some love with pear man
'1471.76': gaming monderox welcome from south
'1474.0': dakota glad
'1475.279': to catch you live before work you're
'1478.159': working awfully late
'148.48': so up we go into the neighborhood we're
'1480.64': just like i'm working awfully early
'1494.24': i don't know what that is there's a lot
'1496.0': of like like cellars for things here
'1498.64': again this area um in chua ward
'150.64': gonna be going out of exit number four
'1501.84': known for being near skiji market it was
'1504.64': also known as one of the marketplaces
'1506.24': nihonbashi used to be
'1507.6': the fish market but it moved in 1923
'1510.799': after the great
'1511.76': uh kanto earthquake this lot looks like
'1515.2': it's open
'1516.24': somebody's gonna be building something
'1517.6': there so the neighborhood isn't
'1520.159': is in change i don't think shintomicho
'1523.039': has much of a personality when they took
'1524.96': away the
'1525.679': kabuki theater it really did change
'153.519': which is a little bit of ways from where
'1531.44': i'm talking like in the taisho era a
'1533.2': hundred years ago and since then
'1535.6': there's a ladder that's probably the
'1537.279': reason you haven't heard of shintomicho
'1540.84': before
'1542.799': but it's a residential place too there
'1545.12': are houses here
'155.599': most of the people get on for
'1550.559': and again it's a pretty nice place to
'1553.039': live look at that
'1556.4': they really like cats
'156.8': shintomicho and there's a reason why
'1560.0': it's a pretty nice place to live
'1567.52': that was nice so we had somebody who who
'1569.279': came to say hi was watching the live
'1570.799': stream in the area
'1574.48': appa totally is owns this area
'1577.679': look at this
'1581.84': um alex writes in is this a touristy
'1583.919': area i wouldn't say so
'1585.84': i think it's again like a lot of people
'1588.159': don't know about it but because
'1589.76': tokyo is just overcrowded overflowing
'1592.159': with people
'1593.36': especially tourist hotels a lot of it
'1596.4': has moved into into this region because
'1598.88': it is pretty central
'160.879': how you doing everybody
'1600.64': i love how look at this on the side of
'1602.32': the streets in the middle middle of the
'1603.76': city center
'1605.039': and that looks like a parking garage
'1606.4': right there you just have somebody
'1608.799': a resident of this house likes to put
'1610.799': their plants here on the side
'1612.24': add some greenery to what otherwise
'1614.48': would be
'1615.44': an asphalt jungle very nice
'1618.72': and no no one steals anything like this
'1627.039': this is hachobori shintomicho so we're
'1629.52': very close between
'1631.36': two stations hachobori which is jr and
'1635.279': i believe uh hibiya line and then
'1637.52': shintomicho which is the yurakucho line
'1639.919': so it makes it pretty in
'1641.039': pretty convenient to put a hotel right
'1642.799': here in this spot
'1644.96': but i don't think the upper chain is
'1646.72': doing very well hey there's a post box
'1650.559': speaking of posts
'1654.32': i just released the new
'1658.72': postcards it's got the shinkansen on it
'166.319': hey i see tasty chronicles in the house
'1661.919': and you can get one too if you join our
'1664.48': patreon
'1665.84': it's like god do yourself so i'll plug
'1668.08': here this is the tokaido
'1670.72': tohoku shinkansen um in tokiwa green
'1674.48': departing from tokyo station has a
'1676.159': reflection of it on the in one that's
'1677.679': departing and one that was
'1679.2': still waiting for customers i use the
'1682.399': stamps here
'1683.36': this one's unsent here but this stamp is
'1687.52': oh what's the name of this game all of
'1689.12': the stamps come from a series
'1690.96': on tohoku representing symbols from the
'1693.52': great north of japan so
'1695.279': if you get the postcard you'll be
'1696.399': getting a stamp and a postmark from
'1698.0': tokyo
'1701.12': actually tokyo station because it's
'1702.64': right next to the shinkansen
'1708.24': shogi right my mind's not working today
'1712.48': shogi is a is a game of war
'1715.6': it sounds cool when you say it like that
'1718.32': so this is hachobori going in this
'1720.08': direction
'1720.64': i've taken you on live streams around
'1722.0': here and there's some pretty good
'1724.08': um niche restaurants
'1727.2': in the hachobori area that you would
'1730.559': might not know about because again like
'1732.72': everybody's in shibuya they're in
'1734.399': shinjuku they're in these areas
'1737.279': being out here is it's different it's
'1739.039': fresh it's quieter
'1745.44': there's a taibashi we're going now
'1747.2': towards the samida river
'1755.279': i could you know um when you think of
'1758.799': shogi i always think of akita i believe
'1762.0': up in akita that's where they have um
'1765.84': a station a train station that is famous
'1769.2': for
'1769.52': shogi i forget what it's called
'1774.24': was it akita or iwate i guess i can't
'1778.84': remember
'178.56': just a quick quiz right here do you see
'1780.0': but they had a clock that was shaped
'1781.44': like a shogi shogi piece
'1786.399': the station is very proud of their shogi
'1788.24': heritage
'1789.919': that might be pretty good to bring up in
'1791.36': a live stream
'180.0': on the sign here what are these things
'1805.279': um also in this area oh this is the this
'1808.0': is this is the french place
'1816.64': this is the french place yeah i ate
'1819.76': i ate here with my buddy simon before he
'182.4': do you know what they are
'1822.799': went back to canada last year
'1824.799': it was it was not too bad my son
'1828.32': michelle i think michelle that was
'1831.2': really good
'1834.32': wow it just like it hit me i parked my
'1837.44': bike right there
'1840.48': you've gone by wow
'185.84': you get these at japanese shrines and
'1853.279': this is one of my favorite vending
'1854.799': machine drinks the gokuri
'1857.84': has anyone had this before
'1870.32': this one doesn't this is an older
'1871.76': machine it doesn't take
'1875.84': it doesn't take uh suica or anything
'188.239': they're called
'1884.88': i'm getting some change sonny
'1889.279': oh look at the little teeny matcha tea
'189.599': omamori it's kind of cool that they put
'1891.44': pet bottles
'1906.159': oh my gosh
'191.84': these in english on the poster do you
'1918.24': that's a lot of coins why doesn't this
'1920.559': is what i want when i go to do gachapon
'1922.64': i always get a 500 yen coin which is
'1924.799': worthless
'1929.919': this is one of the first drinks that i
'193.36': have omamori
'1931.36': had when i came to japan
'1933.6': out of the vending machine and i was
'1935.279': really really pleased with it it's made
'1936.96': by sun torti
'1939.2': it's a good one speaking of drink
'194.319': and i guess because people can't go to
'1942.64': vending machines they're refilling one
'1945.12': right now
'1949.279': a lot of coffee coffee in the back
'195.76': the shrines maybe they have them
'1951.279': georgia coffee
'1952.88': pretty interesting
'1958.88': nothing too new right now
'196.8': digitally now which would be pretty cool
'1962.799': every now and then you'll find something
'1964.24': that's really out of sight
'1970.32': okay let's keep going this direction
'1975.6': see what we can find
'198.72': digital omamori i don't even think it
'1992.159': this is a nice corner to have a drink
'1994.559': watch the guy
'1996.24': fix the electrical wires
'200.56': counts if you don't go to the shrine
'2001.2': that's how i like to spend my afternoons
'2017.279': this is good
'2020.399': it's really good um the baby's doing
'2023.519': fine i appreciate a lot of you asking
'2026.24': um i haven't been getting a lot of sleep
'2028.399': but neither is kanai we've been doing
'2029.76': our best
'203.44': all right there's a gates one through
'2030.88': the little guy is is uh starting to
'2033.039': develop inside
'2034.48': he's got gas something that all parents
'2037.76': uh know what i'm talking about
'2040.96': more than me and i'm very proud of him
'2043.76': for
'2044.159': for that it's quite loud too frank the
'2046.88': tank is here
'2048.8': what's your favorite three japanese
'205.599': three is very central and it's for the
'2050.24': beers do you want me to rank them in
'2051.76': order for you frank
'2053.76': um you know it changes all the time
'2056.879': it used to be keaton but now it's it's
'2059.04': probably
'2061.359': wow i like the sapporo red star
'2064.879': i like asahi super dry they have this
'2067.28': fujiyama beer which is really good it's
'2069.119': almost like a craft beer
'207.36': city ward
'2070.639': the asahi fujiyama and um
'2074.32': yeah keaton kitten ichiban is just
'2076.56': really good it's a clear taste too
'2078.8': pretty good pretty good stuff so i'll
'208.159': chuoku which is a two award we're gonna
'2081.119': probably go right now
'2082.48': sapporo asahi keating but when i first
'2084.96': came here it was
'2085.679': keating
'2088.96': so it changes
'2092.639': it's like do you like miller light or do
'2094.48': you like michelob
'2095.919': or do you like budweiser it's just it's
'2098.64': hard to uh
'210.72': be going towards
'2100.8': hard to say
'2106.0': okay let me put this in my bag
'2110.56': looks like hiding behind this tree
'2116.16': um it's lunchtime right now so we have a
'2118.079': lot of people
'2119.76': a lot of business people out and about
'212.4': exit 4 and there's a reason why
'2121.359': getting bentos which means
'2123.76': um this supermarket here
'2127.04': so and shintomicho you're not gonna find
'2129.119': a lot of supermarkets
'2131.839': but this is one of them and um you know
'2134.8': when you
'2135.68': when you live in in the center of the
'2137.44': city things are kind of
'2139.2': more expensive maybe by 15
'2143.04': more sometimes 20. i don't know it just
'2145.119': depends
'2148.32': it's just hard to find things but you
'2150.079': can always find a supermarket in the
'2152.079': department stores in the basement
'2154.96': so even in central ginza you'll be able
'2156.64': to get some groceries but
'2158.079': that is not the ideal place to be
'2159.68': grocery shopping
'2162.24': not at all
'2170.839': champagne
'2174.4': met the baby they have but not on my
'2176.16': side we're trapped and we can't go to
'2178.4': the united states yet it's kind of hard
'2181.2': it's kind of hard right now
'2185.359': they meet via facetime taylor
'2188.88': writes in here happy to hear leo rio leo
'2191.359': rio and
'2192.32': and uh can i are doing well i'm planning
'2194.8': to come to
'2195.52': tokyo in october if it's allowed which
'2197.44': area of tokyo would you
'2198.64': recommend getting a hotel in um you know
'2201.44': that's a good question
'2203.119': when people ask me that i i just i i
'2206.079': think
'2206.4': boy i don't really want to make a
'2207.76': recommendation because
'2209.599': i know that um everybody's different
'2212.4': everybody has a different personality
'2214.0': than me that's something that i'm very
'2216.079': mindful of and
'2217.839': you know if you're looking for if this
'2219.119': is your first time in tokyo and you're
'2220.4': looking for the bright lights and
'2222.079': being close to in the middle of
'2223.839': everything then
'2225.2': yeah maybe shibuya is the place for you
'2227.119': i don't know
'2228.4': but for me if you're asking what i would
'2230.8': do
'2231.839': this is a little community message board
'2234.079': that looks like that's been here since
'2235.92': for the last 50 years
'2240.839': interesting i like the little details
'2243.359': it's easy for you to miss these
'2246.16': these little things like a message board
'2249.52': but a lot of character in the in the
'2254.839': metal
'2261.119': i like i always prefer to stay up in
'2263.44': asakusa
'2264.8': asakusa up there in taito ward
'2268.0': it's quiet it's cultural meaning you'll
'2270.64': see
'2271.76': a lot of old buildings a lot of
'2274.4': traditional restaurants up there
'2276.4': it's quieter way way quieter and it's on
'2279.68': the ginza line
'2280.96': which will take you through ginza
'2282.72': shimbashi and shibuya
'2284.56': so you can get back without having to
'2286.48': change lines to your hotel if you want
'2288.079': to go to shibuya
'2289.2': it just takes about 30 minutes 35
'229.44': you can see here the tokyo network is
'2291.119': minutes on the the ginza line to get
'2293.04': back to asakusa
'2295.839': in the morning it's so peaceful there
'2297.599': too and you only really see it
'2299.68': if you stay there
'2306.4': all right so exactly how expensive are
'2308.56': apartments here
'231.2': pretty thorough
'2310.16': well i'm glad that i asked
'2313.599': this is a 2k which is two rooms here you
'2316.72': have a
'2317.92': a living and a kitchen sort of together
'232.48': i'll start with the blinking let's look
'2321.359': and then you have a tatami room this
'2322.72': would be the bedroom right here six
'2324.56': tatami mats
'2325.76': six and a half to tommy mats 2.4 tatami
'2328.64': mats
'2329.599': and i guess a little closet here there's
'233.92': down here at this map it's in english
'2331.76': a toilet with a walk-in
'2333.599': sink so usually the sink and the toilet
'2336.64': are separated so this might be
'2338.96': an older place and it is from 1984
'2342.88': and that's what the building looks like
'2344.96': they want one month of of key money and
'2347.119': one month of
'2348.64': um security deposit shikikin and 18
'2352.8': and it's 35 meters squared it looks
'2355.28': pretty
'2355.839': clean i don't know what do you think
'2358.88': the price is 1 200 a month
'236.159': um in the whole scheme of things let's
'2363.76': depending on the exchange rate uh
'2366.88': more importantly how far is it it's
'2369.2': three minutes from skiji station on foot
'2371.599': and one minute to shin tomicho
'2373.359': station so that's very convenient
'2376.8': i don't know that's kind of small
'238.64': see here
'2380.32': what else they got here this is even
'2383.119': smaller it's a one
'2384.32': room it's seven hundred dollars
'2387.44': seventy thousand yen or about seven
'2388.8': hundred dollars depending on the
'2389.76': exchange rate maybe six hundred fifty
'2390.96': dollars right now
'2392.48': that's it that is so small what
'2396.88': this is a balcony this is the main room
'2399.839': and
'240.08': shibuya would be right here shinjuku
'2400.56': there's no and here's a little burner
'2402.48': for kitchen
'2403.599': the toilet and the sink are together
'2405.599': like really really close
'2407.92': here's the door and i guess you put the
'2409.68': shoes here and there's a closet
'2412.4': that's it that i could not live there
'2415.44': it's three minutes walk from um
'2418.88': from the station
'2422.96': yeah kayabacho station three-minute walk
'2425.839': which is where the
'2426.96': the tokyo stock exchange is so i don't
'243.599': this is the imperial palace which is
'2430.16': know it looks kind of nice
'2432.56': what do you think i mean if you're
'2435.28': single in your 20s maybe
'2438.24': you have to do laundry in a laundry room
'2440.24': and that's part of the building
'2441.52': the building's a little bit old it was
'2443.359': it's uh it's not as old as i am
'2445.76': 1977 april was built 23 square meters is
'2449.76': the space
'245.28': where the emperor lives
'2450.88': so this room is a little bit bigger than
'2452.8': than
'2454.079': than you think i think it's a little bit
'2456.48': more spacious
'2457.44': i'm sure they're using a wide lens on
'2459.44': that one
'246.72': and we are at shintomicho which is right
'2461.92': i bet they're using a wide lens to give
'2463.52': it some space this one is more
'2466.96': is a very interesting shape here this is
'2468.88': about seventeen thousand
'2470.88': seven hundred uh this is about one
'2473.359': thousand
'2474.56': seven hundred dollars a month a one ldk
'2477.2': living dining kitchen
'2479.44': and it's got a very unique shape to it
'248.879': here and the yakuto line runs pretty
'2482.16': this is nine tatami mats which is quite
'2484.16': spacious
'2485.599': uh together with this one which is seven
'2487.44': so there you have 16 already
'2489.359': four and a half for this room there's a
'2492.56': kitchen here so the kitchen
'2494.319': i like this so you can you can uh this
'2497.119': is living dining kitchen this one room
'2499.2': is all of that
'2500.0': and it's a no smoking apartment complex
'2503.52': it has bicycle space
'2506.96': and it's a relatively new building 2004
'2509.68': june
'251.2': straight across the city going
'2510.16': 50 square meters 10th floor is available
'2513.119': for this price
'2514.319': i think it's i think it's not too bad of
'2517.44': a deal the place looks fairly new hmm
'252.879': um going right past the imperial palace
'2522.72': interesting so that's what's available
'2524.64': around here
'2533.52': oh wow they're selling strawberries oh
'2535.92': they got watermelons out
'2541.599': look at the strawberries up there this
'2544.16': the prices have been slashed
'2548.64': all right the last part i want last
'255.68': and then it starts to go up towards
'2550.24': place i want to show you
'2552.0': is in this direction
'2559.2': i love these neighborhood walks all
'2560.64': emanating from a station
'2566.88': if you like disney road walks too and
'2568.319': you share and you share that enthusiasm
'257.12': ikebukuro
'2570.72': click that like button appreciate it
'2573.68': very much
'2574.72': um this is harumi dori it's going
'2577.359': straight here this will take you to
'2578.4': tsukishima
'2579.599': and the sumida river you make a left
'258.799': so it's a pretty convenient line and i
'2581.44': towards monzen nakacho right to
'2583.04': kachidoki as the sign says
'2584.96': and there was a yellow hummer that went
'2586.96': by which is kind of cool looking car
'2590.8': we're now going to go up onto the bridge
'2593.599': and i want to show you the tokyo sky
'2595.119': tree from the sumida river
'2597.119': it's beautiful on a day like this i
'2598.64': think it's going to be pretty to see
'260.959': live in this area so
'2601.04': to the right where we started the live
'2602.72': stream is
'2605.119': st luke's hospital
'2608.16': so leo was born here
'2612.0': it's a very relaxing area once you get
'2614.64': past that traffic light it gets super
'2616.4': quiet not a lot of traffic in there
'2618.48': there's an emergency room it's a private
'262.56': it's kind of like my backyard
'2620.319': hospital
'2627.52': whoa food truck
'2631.359': that is awesome paella food truck
'2638.88': very cool very cool all right let's get
'2641.839': moving
'2645.52': i like to see people
'2649.359': selling food on the street i promise and
'2652.96': i would get a rebento
'2654.72': so i know a good bento shop in the
'266.08': inside of sintomicho is a bakery
'2660.839': neighborhood
'2663.52': nova khd hi john my mom suffered a
'2667.44': stroke two years ago and has been
'2669.28': bedridden
'2670.079': since then she loves watching your
'2671.839': videos and has always tuned
'2673.2': always tunes in during your livestream
'2674.88': she wants me to donate 100
'2676.4': for your newly born child and get
'2678.4': whatever you see fit please say hello to
'2680.24': her
'2680.96': her name is grace hi grace
'2685.76': hi grace i hope you're doing well
'2689.359': you picked a very beautiful day to come
'2691.44': to tokyo with me check it out we got a
'2693.28': blue sky
'2694.079': here and i'm about to take you
'2697.119': to see one of the one of my favorite
'2699.76': places
'270.08': oh let's just take a quick look i
'2701.28': a bridge with a beautiful view of the
'2704.16': skytree
'2707.04': so thank you so much for that
'2714.56': you have a lot of people here that are
'2715.92': watching too saying hi to you grace
'2718.48': we have maybe one of the best
'272.72': haven't been here
'2720.24': communities i like to think we have the
'2721.52': best community on youtube everyone's so
'273.44': i haven't been here since last year but
'2730.839': friendly
'2736.8': all right so you can see here you can
'2738.64': get on to the bridge
'274.639': it looks like they put plastic in there
'2740.0': if you're a car but we can't do that but
'2742.8': luckily
'2743.76': in about a hundred meters which an
'2746.4': olympic
'2747.04': sprinter could get in to in nine seconds
'2749.599': it's gonna take us like a minute
'2752.079': but it's gonna be it's a lot better than
'2755.04': minutes a lot better
'2756.0': when it's sunny out here
'276.88': whoa check out these cherry blossom
'2774.72': that's towards st luke's hospital
'278.56': looking uh croissants
'2784.24': wow it is it's just chilly enough where
'2786.64': you need a jacket
'2788.72': but it's warm enough that it makes you
'2790.72': feel so alive
'2792.88': i could wear shorts but today i choose
'2794.96': not to
'2798.48': another great contrast here look at
'28.84': this
'2800.079': those beautiful flowers
'2802.319': right there that's a brand new apartment
'2805.839': complex i think that's
'2807.48': 2007 i believe that one was built
'281.12': i'm gonna have to stop on my way back
'2810.4': because i was looking at that as maybe a
'2812.24': place to live but the prices were
'2813.839': ridiculous and then you have these
'2815.839': low-rise buildings here from the showa
'2817.92': period
'2818.96': maybe 19 1940s or 50s right after world
'282.88': here and they have cherry blossoms on
'2822.88': war ii looks like they're put up
'2824.56': this style here which is built i think
'2826.56': it's like
'2828.16': three floors and then the slope i see a
'2830.64': lot of buildings like that
'2832.24': and i always wonder why they sloped it
'2834.88': like this so that's a question i'm gonna
'2836.24': have to ask some of the
'2838.16': architectures
'284.479': top of these ampon
'2842.319': there's a lot of history in how the
'2845.52': the building codes are set up in tokyo
'2847.839': again it's an ancient city
'2850.079': with a lot of buildings that are still
'2852.079': very old
'2853.44': so it's those old traditional laws
'2857.119': some of them are still in place like the
'2859.76': one in akihabara with the secret shrine
'286.16': which look beautiful look at that
'2861.599': in the back there
'2862.88': that is an actual public road now public
'2866.4': roads are supposed to be i think a meter
'2868.0': at least a meter wide but this one is
'2869.839': not
'2871.04': so it's it's grandfathered in
'2875.04': making it one of the most unique public
'2877.52': roads in the city of tokyo which
'2879.44': is just an alley
'2882.88': by today's standard
'2886.4': whoa
'2890.559': very modern look
'2898.16': here's a brand new restaurant
'2904.88': serving some lunch right now it's five
'2907.04': or six customers in there
'291.6': i have a point card for this place and
'2910.88': all right so it's gonna move on here
'2913.119': we're gonna go up this
'2915.359': up this uh stairwell and then look back
'2918.88': at a beautiful sight on the river
'2921.28': hopefully it's not too windy up there
'2923.76': ruins with the audio a little bit runs
'2926.0': the audio
'2929.599': this cherry blossom season is done here
'293.12': they have three different kinds of melon
'2933.2': and you can see that that tree right
'2934.72': there over the stairwells i used to walk
'2936.4': that
'2936.72': when i came here daily to say hi to
'2938.72': kanai when she was in the hospital
'294.88': pond
'2940.8': the blossoms are gone now maybe there's
'2942.4': a couple that are still hanging on there
'2944.16': we'll try to find them
'2948.96': ah
'295.6': this one looks like a kocha or or
'2954.8': i love the recycling bins all over the
'2956.96': city like this
'2971.52': this is where the ferry departed back in
'2974.8': the old days
'2976.48': showa 28 which is um
'298.639': tea flavored and chocolate flavored
'2981.76': gosh i don't know the 1930s maybe 1940s
'2985.28': early 40s
'2986.559': you can see the boats crossing the
'2988.24': samida river and you're gonna get a
'2989.44': better sense of it when
'2990.4': in about two minutes when we get up
'2991.76': there but this is the
'2993.52': the pier the launching point for the
'2995.76': boats to go to an island called
'2998.4': sukuda and i'm going to show you that
'3.84': why 20.
'30.08': greetings and welcome to shintomicho
'3000.8': right now
'3002.4': i've been there a couple of times over
'3003.839': the last last few weeks
'3009.119': i don't see any any stragglers sometimes
'3012.48': you'll find one or two
'3013.52': oh there's one
'3016.96': a couple of blossoms that are still
'3018.4': hanging on do you see them in the center
'3020.72': kind of pinkish but they've all
'3025.119': including the petals you'll find a few
'3026.72': of them on the ground here
'3028.72': but most of them are gone too
'3032.88': it's sad we've spring is so delicate
'3045.599': all right here you go
'3048.96': grace get ready we're about to see a
'305.919': so that's what lawson's in here
'3050.72': really beautiful view
'3061.92': this is one of the dozens of bridges
'3064.96': that cross
'3066.079': the samita river
'3069.44': the main river through the city of tokyo
'3078.8': oh yes oh do you see it do you see it
'3081.839': all right cool we're gonna have a double
'3083.28': whammy
'3086.319': this is where the fairy crossed and this
'3088.96': island here is called scuda
'3090.88': and this is where i've been walking
'3092.4': around showing you the cherry blossoms
'3094.0': about a month ago right there it's all
'3096.16': green now
'310.88': let's go out exit 4.
'3106.559': and in about five seconds you're gonna
'3110.24': see
'3110.559': a double whammy because i'm pointing the
'3113.76': camera
'3114.96': right here because you know what's
'3116.319': coming underneath us right now
'3120.0': i could hear it rumbling
'3123.76': a boat that needs no introduction
'3128.96': but it's taking its bloody time
'3137.28': where art down you boat
'3145.04': ah space boat
'3158.72': i can't do space music with an air
'3161.04': guitar it's impossible
'3164.96': a space boat makes its way down the
'3167.44': samina river
'3170.48': you will see in the next 10 seconds or
'3172.64': less
'3175.839': the tokyo skytree
'3180.559': we call this shot the double whammy
'3207.119': makes an arch turning a little bit to
'3209.28': the right
'3210.88': to go underneath chuo bridge
'3215.839': will eventually end its ride
'3219.28': right outside of oscusa
'3222.8': the house for the food and drink fun
'3224.48': john that's going straight to
'3226.079': to kanai's lunch
'3230.0': thank you for that and grace yours is
'3233.52': going towards
'3235.839': cover beef ups at the house please show
'3237.28': us the wisteria blooming
'3239.119': if you get a chance i absolutely will
'324.88': now this is a this exit has been redone
'3241.44': i'm i'm going to be going up north to
'3243.359': tohoku because i have to
'3244.88': for a video that i'm producing
'3248.48': these are challenging times because of
'3251.04': the fourth wave but
'3252.8': i got to get the shot so probably going
'3254.8': next week
'3256.8': um and you and you're coming with me so
'3258.559': you'll get a chance to see some of the
'3260.079': blossoms blooming up north a little bit
'3262.559': near near the sendai area
'3266.48': but countryside i'm not going to be
'3268.079': going to the city this is a really
'327.6': recently
'3270.16': beautiful park here
'3271.52': um you can see there's a lighthouse this
'3273.28': is where the boats used to depart
'3275.68': that would cross across cut across the
'3277.52': samida river
'3281.839': and uh it's just such a beautiful place
'3283.76': on a day like this
'3284.88': you can get a boxed lunch this is why
'3287.04': you should stay in this area
'3288.64': get a box lunch and just sit along the
'3290.559': river and watch the boats go by
'3292.16': but i would recommend cutting coming
'3293.44': across the bridge and sitting there
'3294.64': because they have picnic tables
'3296.319': over on the other side and you can eat a
'3298.319': in a bento and kids can play in the
'33.12': this is a neighborhood in the city of
'330.4': because of the tokyo olympics coming
'3300.16': grass there
'3301.2': there's a playground just just a little
'3304.4': bit over to the right near
'3306.0': tsukishima station which is on the
'3307.44': yurakucho line
'3309.599': it's a beautiful area of the city
'3316.079': any last questions before we end this
'3317.92': live stream
'3322.16': i'm here for you
'3329.2': hey heir to the ron here's for the wipes
'3331.599': to clean here
'3332.559': monkey there's nobody here all right
'3335.92': aaron aaron the air buggy's maiden
'3339.28': voyage
'3339.76': was it was spectacular i posted a
'334.0': a lot of the subway stations
'3342.079': picture of it on the in
'3343.52': in the discord server um actually i
'3345.76': think i have the
'3346.559': if you want to see aaron's aaron's air
'3349.68': buggy for leo i actually have the link
'3352.96': here
'3354.559': check out our discord community i like
'3356.4': to go analog here
'3357.599': yeah this is a free invitation um it's
'3359.76': free
'3360.88': some people add this as a perk but you
'3362.64': could you could see this on
'3364.079': in the um photos and videos and in the
'3366.319': general chat i'll put post a picture of
'3367.76': the aaron
'3368.72': buggy for leo it's so cute i'll put a
'3370.64': picture of leo in there too if you want
'3372.079': to take a look and see how he's doing
'3373.92': i'll put that on the discord server a
'3375.599': good reason for you to sign up and check
'3377.04': out
'3377.359': it's free i think the you can download
'3379.119': the app or something
'338.479': a lot of the subway stations have been
'3381.2': you can use it on the computer too
'3382.88': discord's kind of like
'3384.72': i don't know it's like this this
'3386.799': headquarters for everything that we do
'3388.839': now
'339.919': renovated mostly so they will be more
'3390.24': because you can chat in there and i
'3391.44': could do uh phone calls and video chats
'3393.52': and all this other stuff
'3398.24': that's doing pretty good the maiden
'3399.44': voyage was a big success so smooth the
'3402.16': aaron buggy is
'3403.68': jay jersey girl just stacking my money
'3406.319': so i can visit tohoku and totori
'3408.96': from salt lake city utah please please
'3411.68': come for a visit
'3412.64': uh when you do hit hitohoku but
'3415.76': gosh those places are great too i'm
'3418.72': actually going to be going that
'3419.599': direction in a couple of weeks too
'342.479': accessible to people that um
'3421.2': i got a project i'm filming near the
'3423.359': kansai region but not
'3424.72': near kobe inland top secret can't tell
'3428.24': you
'3429.2': but it's very near to tori
'3435.599': and betty c is the space boat a tour
'3437.839': boat that takes you sightseeing
'3439.92': the space boat is actually that's a good
'3442.48': question
'3443.119': space boat is actually um
'3446.799': it's a bus it's a it's a boat bus
'345.52': are disabled i know it's really hard
'3451.599': a floating bus it will take you from one
'3453.92': side of the city to the next but while
'3455.44': it's taking you
'3456.88': it will explain about the history of the
'3458.559': bridges inside so mostly tourists are
'3461.28': taking it but
'3462.079': i've seen some locals also jump on the
'3464.48': space boat
'3465.76': just because it's cool and it takes you
'3468.16': to a place that's very hard to get to
'3469.76': odaiba
'347.68': before the olympics a lot of the
'3471.119': which require from asakusa about the
'3473.839': same amount of time as taking the space
'3475.92': boat
'3476.72': so in the end it's a it's less crowded
'3480.24': more relaxed
'3480.96': to get jump on the space space from
'3482.96': asakusa to get to odaiba than it is to
'3484.72': try taking a train
'3486.319': and even if you take a taxi the prices
'3488.64': are so expensive
'349.039': stations were built in the 1980s and 70s
'3490.0': um it's not worth it whoa look at that
'3493.52': crow wow we just went under the water
'3497.76': do you see that
'35.92': tokyo
'3502.4': there was this black bird it looked like
'3504.319': a floating crow
'3506.4': it's gone you see it
'3511.2': it's not coming up for air anyways
'3512.799': anywhere
'3515.2': there's my shadow right there
'3519.2': i don't see that bird anywhere i saw it
'352.32': and they weren't really thinking of
'3521.28': for a second and it's just gone
'3523.44': it's like and it's like space boat
'3525.119': except space food doesn't dive
'353.919': accessibility um
'3530.079': that's weird i've seen those birds
'3533.04': before they're mythical it's like this
'3534.96': i think it's i think that that's what
'3536.799': they saw this loch ness monster i think
'3538.48': it was a just like a diving crow duck
'3541.92': i don't how does it stay under that long
'3544.799': is it sucking air from
'3546.319': like plankton or something
'355.84': back then but in this decade i believe
'3552.16': if it comes up for air in the next 10
'3553.92': seconds i'll show you the last thing i
'3555.68': do want to show you is this is where the
'3557.2': ducks
'3558.64': oh i found it it came back up
'3561.68': it does exist wow you totally move wow
'3564.88': it went under again
'3572.64': you saw that right
'3576.64': it swim from there from there to there
'3579.44': it was there
'358.4': tokyo is going to be one of become one
'3581.68': incredible this should be in the
'3583.04': olympics that over there on the
'3585.04': across is where the ducks hang out this
'3586.72': is a sanctuary for ducks
'3588.4': i would say sanctuary because you can
'359.919': of the most accessible places in the
'3590.24': taunt them from the other side of that
'3592.24': fence
'3593.04': it's true
'3596.48': there's one duck i guess um stretching
'3598.96': its wings all right folks that's all oh
'36.96': that a lot of people don't know about
'3601.04': it's back
'3604.88': what is that
'3608.319': wow
'361.44': world
'3612.16': it's gone again it's swam all the way
'3614.559': around under the water is aren't there
'3616.0': currents
'3618.96': it's a ufo bird
'362.24': for cities just because with the
'3623.599': it's a loon which makes sense looney
'3626.839': tunes
'3637.44': sorry the comrades are the birds that in
'364.319': paralympics coming here and
'3640.48': gifu they
'3641.44': strangle the neck with a with a tube so
'3643.52': that they can catch the fish
'3645.04': but they can't swallow it and then they
'3646.96': pull it out it's kind of cruel
'3648.64': but they've been doing that for
'3649.68': generations here
'3652.72': a komaron yeah not a crow that's a shame
'3657.2': is that a crow
'3660.319': no they're not out they're not invited
'3663.52': out here
'3664.559': all right folks that's about it that's
'3665.839': all that i have thanks for sharing your
'3667.119': afternoon your night with me wherever
'3668.64': you are in the world
'3669.52': i'll be taking another live stream
'3670.96': tomorrow and next week we're going to be
'3673.04': going traveling again
'3674.24': because of the pandemic i do apologize
'3676.079': they're not as exciting as the traveling
'3678.16': live streams from before
'3679.839': last year but we're going to make it
'3682.64': until we can travel again and then we're
'3684.24': gonna be back on the road quite a bit
'3686.319': it's good it's good that i can be home
'3687.76': more because you know
'3689.44': leo is just born and it's good to be you
'3691.2': have to be home now i gotta get my wife
'3693.04': some lunch
'3693.68': so thanks everybody for the support
'3694.96': grace thank you i hope you're doing well
'3697.28': i hope this made your day a little bit
'3698.96': better on the other side over there
'370.56': we are back one of the reasons why i
'3700.799': the pacific thanks everybody see you
'3702.64': tomorrow
'3706.0': skytree pretty cool
'372.4': wanted to take you to exit 4. you can
'374.8': hear the wind by here
'378.639': i wanted to take you to exit 4 because
'381.199': shin tomicho station
'383.039': connects with tsukiji station in a way
'39.28': the closing doors let's wait for the
'392.0': that's shintomicho this is exit 4. if
'394.24': you were to walk straight
'398.0': if you were to walk straight for i don't
'40.96': yorkshire's line to leave
'400.88': know about 100 meters
'402.4': or less you'll see uh tsukiji
'405.759': station
'406.319': which is on the hibiya line and let me
'408.479': zoom by there i don't have to actually
'409.84': walk over there
'411.199': do you see that in the distance that
'413.919': skiji station that's the hibiya line
'416.96': so
'420.96': many times i have to actually exit here
'423.68': to get to the hibia line which would
'425.36': take you to akihabara
'427.12': or towards um roppongi
'430.639': so that's uh it's good to know
'434.8': they don't connect underground they
'436.24': connect above ground
'440.8': so let's get moving there's a reason why
'443.52': i brought you to this one exit four
'446.08': not only is it a new exit it's really
'448.4': pretty looking
'450.0': it's part of the thumbnail it's also
'453.599': goes over the shitoko or exit for the
'457.36': highway that goes around the city of
'458.88': tokyo
'459.759': and this is the back entrance to
'463.28': shintomi inari shrine which we're gonna
'465.84': make a stop at
'476.4': if i pan over here to the right you're
'478.0': gonna see a big tall building in the
'479.599': distance
'481.44': that and the grounds be before it
'483.919': towards us
'485.039': is saint luke's hospital and this is a
'487.759': hospital that was set up uh
'489.84': over over a century ago by i believe it
'49.44': it's a neighborhood that i don't know
'493.199': was an american doctor
'494.639': this was where the american embassy was
'496.639': just in front of that building the first
'498.24': american embassy
'499.52': now it's been moved to akasaka but
'502.72': actually all the foreigners were in edo
'505.68': at the time
'506.4': were placed in tsukiji which is this
'508.8': area
'509.44': and once again if you just go straight
'512.24': for about
'513.2': 300 meters you get the tsukiji market
'517.36': pretty cool this is the exit ramp
'52.079': after
'52.48': the uh great the great
'521.039': for the shitoko or the tokyo highway
'525.36': many times i have to come out of here
'526.88': because i live in this area
'530.64': it dumps you right off and i believe
'532.48': this is just a runoff this used to be a
'534.08': river dried up
'535.76': the whole shutoko on this side the
'538.24': city's
'538.959': uh expressway use is a dried up river
'541.76': which they found
'542.72': by drying up the river they could uh
'545.6': they could sort of bypass
'547.04': all of these very ancient property
'55.52': kanto earthquake in 1923 a lot of it was
'550.08': rights
'551.44': because nobody owned the river so they
'553.04': dried up the river but the highway there
'554.959': so the highway actually meanders a
'557.36': little bit left and right
'559.68': and they built that very fast for the
'561.44': tokyo
'562.72': 1964 olympics
'567.76': and let's get moving
'571.2': that building in the distance is the
'572.88': chuoku or chu award
'574.959': city office and they have um
'578.0': satellite offices all around the ward
'580.0': it's not too big the central area
'582.0': most famous for nihombashi and
'585.519': our house we're now going into the back
'588.88': alleys here
'59.039': demolished
'59.84': naturally by the earthquake and then in
'598.88': we do have a very beautiful sunny day
'601.12': blue skies
'602.48': not a lot of wind here in japan
'605.6': in tokyo at the moment fair weather
'611.04': all right up this way i don't see the
'613.92': shrine this way
'615.12': up this way and what is that shop
'618.56': i'm always kind of interested looks
'62.239': uh
'62.879': the fire bombing of 1945 march 10th
'623.36': a yamaha something in the back alleys
'627.12': you're gonna find all sorts of unusual
'628.959': things
'629.839': restaurants that you didn't know existed
'633.44': as well as little neighborhood shrines
'636.48': and that's where we're headed to right
'637.68': now look at this meat veggie cheese
'639.92': bistro
'641.36': just in an alley it's closed right now
'646.56': until march march 21st it's closed wait
'649.76': it closed on march 21st oh
'651.68': that's a that's a shame over here on the
'654.56': right
'657.92': is a very old shrine
'66.479': a lot of that was also destroyed in this
'661.04': and you can see now it's it's just a
'662.72': neighborhood shrine it's surrounded by
'664.32': buildings
'666.399': um that were built up around it it's an
'669.68': ancient shrine
'671.12': and in japan they don't move the shrines
'672.959': they build around it they
'674.32': make sure they protect places like this
'679.36': although it's modern now and it's been
'68.159': area a lot of it is brand new this
'680.88': rebuilt many times
'682.72': it's still an inari shrine
'686.48': which i believe is the god of harvest
'688.0': and
'689.68': it's painted in this
'693.2': meaning like it's like the color of the
'694.959': sun and if you've ever been to kyoto's
'696.72': fushimi inari shrine
'698.399': that's the one with ten thousand gates
'70.32': neighborhood
'700.48': it's painted in the same color
'703.12': now there's only one gate here called a
'705.44': tori
'709.92': let's see if i have five yen on me
'71.2': we're going to be exploring everything
'715.6': oh my i don't they don't take suica
'717.76': either so we're gonna
'718.639': gonna pay our respects here i don't have
'72.88': above ground
'722.0': five yen
'723.12': ah it's a beautiful color
'726.72': and again like you can see the
'728.32': neighborhood houses are built around
'729.519': here and
'730.24': i think when you move to japan everybody
'732.639': especially english teachers or
'735.36': new residents or expats they find like
'737.76': walking around their neighborhood they
'739.04': find little places like this and it's
'74.88': and as i said you might not know about
'740.8': just so
'741.519': amazing to be uh like surrounded by
'744.399': something that's
'745.04': that's it feels so japanese right to be
'748.079': living next to a shrine no matter the
'749.839': size of it it doesn't matter
'751.36': joy writes in here cute shrine it
'753.279': absolutely is i can see little
'754.88': neighborhood cats hanging out there
'757.12': over here in the corner another um
'760.24': important part of the tsukiji area we
'762.079': know about the fish market
'764.24': and shintomicho would i believe
'767.44': is part of skiji you find a lot of
'77.04': this neighborhood
'770.399': organic and
'772.16': vegetable markets that's pretty
'774.88': interesting over there you find one
'776.16': right on the
'778.0': right near exit uh i think five here's a
'78.0': but you kind of do because it's in
'781.279': little shop here
'783.6': what are they selling
'789.68': it's called litus
'80.799': between
'800.16': i guess they're selling oh bakery items
'804.0': oh very cool
'807.839': there's some uh muffins
'811.36': and donuts and it's just this little
'814.32': teeny
'815.2': shop with a kitchen and a bakery in the
'817.68': back
'818.32': with an oven i guess you'd call it a
'82.08': so many big attractions like nihombashi
'820.399': kitchen right since it's
'822.56': that's pretty cool it's pretty modern
'824.079': too
'826.24': right next to it isn't i love this look
'828.079': check it out
'829.92': right next to that modern shop is this
'832.079': old
'832.959': wood wood and aluminum shack
'836.72': that looks like it was built in the
'838.24': showa period kind of a post
'84.56': tokyo station
'840.56': post world war ii looking building made
'843.839': really quickly
'845.04': living together with a modern bakery
'847.279': that is so
'848.72': that's this area of tokyo believe it or
'850.8': not
'854.32': tasty chronicles rights and go back to
'856.079': the shrine this is to cover the blessing
'859.279': all right you know what i'm going to
'86.24': tsukiji the old fish market was there
'860.24': loop back around because i got to go
'861.6': that direction anyways
'863.519': and i'll see if i can find 5 yen i got
'865.36': maybe we'll buy something at the vending
'866.8': machine and give something bigger than 5
'868.839': yen
'870.079': thanks tasty
'874.72': gmon threefold is here big cup of joe i
'878.16': could actually actually could use one
'879.76': brad fletcher
'880.88': glad i was able to catch some of the
'882.48': stream before heading to bed hope you
'883.839': and kanai and the baby are doing well
'885.199': we're doing great thanks for asking
'887.36': um i i wanted to do this stream a little
'889.12': bit earlier because i know a lot of
'89.92': and this is the old residential
'890.399': people on the east coast
'891.44': are always in bed when i stream at 2 pm
'893.6': but it's like prime time in california
'896.24': check that building out across the
'897.68': street this is what i'm talking about
'900.16': when i talk about the um
'902.88': um pre the
'906.0': uh post canto earthquake buildings
'909.519': they're built in the 1930s it's a shame
'91.2': neighborhood where st luke's hospital is
'911.44': that that vans
'912.48': right in front of it this one was built
'914.56': in the 1930s
'916.48': following the great kanto earthquake
'920.399': uh and the thing with the earthquake was
'922.079': it wasn't the quake itself that
'924.0': destroyed
'925.04': everything it was the subsequent fires
'928.399': that wiped out a lot of the city and
'930.399': killed so many people people were
'931.519': jumping in the rivers to try to escape
'933.199': it but
'935.04': i've seen the pictures of it at the
'937.279': museum
'938.56': it's a horrible sight but just pan
'94.24': and that's the station layout and we're
'940.959': around
'941.839': everything is brand new the result of
'945.279': you know the uh earthquake
'948.56': and the fire bombings of 1945 which were
'950.959': were absolutely
'952.8': just flattened this area of the city
'956.16': and then i'm really glad that this
'958.8': building
'959.759': i'm guessing survived the firebombings
'96.0': going to go take a look above
'963.04': of 1945 because i know it was built
'964.8': before that that's copper
'966.72': a copper alloy on there which turns
'969.199': green
'97.52': here it's on the yurakucho line
'970.24': that's very symbolic of the area of skij
'973.279': there's a load of loads of buildings
'974.959': with that style but what let's actually
'977.12': we can cross the street
'978.32': here's a crosswalk
'986.079': they've used two different kinds of
'987.839': plating here
'990.399': looks like scales or something on the
'992.32': second floor
'993.759': that's pretty unique
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#onlyinjapan #Tokyo | null | 2220 | '0.799': arriving at shinto
'1003.44': not sure if that building is in
'1004.56': operation anymore
'1006.959': you'll also find lots of little
'1008.48': memorials here lots of
'101.84': which goes from shinkiba this is where
'1010.639': monuments i'm not sure exactly what this
'1013.36': is but
'1014.24': probably marking a building that was
'1018.32': here
'1019.279': a memorial of some of some sort
'1022.48': across the street is the tax building
'1024.72': and that's where i wanted to go okay
'1025.919': it's a green light we could cross here
'1030.799': this beautiful new tax building just
'1033.36': finished construction i believe last
'1035.039': year
'1036.16': this is a beautiful tax building yeah
'1039.76': it's tax season now in the u.s we just
'1043.28': finished in japan
'1045.36': i'm looking for the monument maybe
'1046.72': they've they've moved it but this used
'1048.48': to be
'1049.76': a shin tomiza
'105.2': you would go to tokyo disneyland
'1052.799': i believe is what it was called
'1053.84': shintomiza which is the kabuki
'1056.08': theater for this area
'1059.679': so let me see if i can find it here
'1066.08': the chuo metropolitan taxation office
'107.92': here's shintomicho so it's not that far
'1070.4': sounds exciting
'1073.84': all right maybe this is it here
'1078.72': yeah here's the sign so they kind of
'1080.799': moved to the side
'1081.84': this is the former site of shintomiza
'1086.88': and hnl808 thank you
'1090.48': for fighting it out
'1093.679': archong 89 i first discovered you when
'1095.679': you took us to the hidden shrine and
'1096.96': akihabara use this to get some pastries
'1098.72': at the bakery
'1099.6': okay i'll do that for kanai figures
'110.159': away from chiba
'1101.44': crossed that borders
'1102.96': reopened this fall absolutely i'll try
'1105.28': to address some of your questions the
'1106.48': end of this maybe in about 10 15 minutes
'1109.12': look at the picture here and how vibrant
'1112.559': life was on this street now it's very
'1114.64': business-like
'1115.679': but back then this was an entertainment
'1117.44': district
'1118.72': again you have kabukiza which is the
'112.079': there's ginza ichomei ginza and
'1120.559': main theater in ginza which
'1122.0': is still standing but been reconstructed
'1124.0': many times it's a very modern building
'1125.679': now
'1126.559': and you had a bunch of other theaters in
'1128.96': this area this is the theater area
'1131.44': and they're all gone except for kabukiza
'1134.64': let's read what they have here there's
'1136.16': not a lot of information
'1137.76': in english on this and i'm i'm kind of
'114.64': yurakucho are two stops right in the
'1140.0': stunned that they
'1141.36': have an english sign they didn't have
'1142.72': that before shinto miza
'1144.88': is the kabuki theater built in manji iii
'1147.679': which is 1660.
'1149.44': i didn't i didn't know what the manji
'1151.52': era this is the first time reading this
'1153.6': and the kobe kicho 5 currently ginza 6
'1158.0': as taking over moritaza another theater
'116.56': center so it's just one
'1161.44': ending with za usually theater zamoto
'1164.24': the responsible position of the
'1165.6': performance maritasa
'1168.0': had been taken by morita kanya in
'1170.32': generations kabuki actors family handed
'1172.799': down
'1173.44': from from age to age i guess they didn't
'1176.4': they didn't research the age
'1178.96': moritas have moved to the saruwaka
'118.159': one stop away from ginza which is pretty
'1182.4': currently ascusa title ward in temple 14
'1187.52': the temple would be the reign of the
'1190.24': that emperor
'1192.4': then one character of its name was
'1194.16': changed from mori
'1195.44': to mori that's interesting mori means
'1198.72': forest and this is
'120.24': incredible
'1200.08': mam mori which means protection
'1203.039': pronunciation remains unchanged in
'1204.799': onsei five other like i don't know i
'1207.76': don't remember
'1208.32': before meiji was on say i guess and
'121.36': it's not too far away from where i live
'1211.6': meiji five
'1212.72': morita kanye 12th generation moved
'1214.64': aggressively so the english seems like
'1216.08': it was google translated that's
'1218.84': interesting
'122.96': and if you keep on going straight i'll
'1220.72': all right this is the important part the
'1222.0': theater had been the center of the
'1223.2': kabuki performance till kabukiza was
'1225.28': opened in meiji 22.
'1226.88': so before kabukiza in 1889 this was the
'1230.4': big
'1230.799': hub for kabuki this tax building which
'1234.159': is
'1234.48': kind of boring looking and
'1238.96': i hope they didn't hear me they might
'124.24': take you all the way out to saitama
'1240.159': audit me after that
'1242.0': um then unfortunately it was burnt down
'1245.44': by the great kanto earthquake in 1923 or
'1248.559': taisho 12.
'125.92': which is called the wakoshi
'1250.4': the flourishing atmosphere of the day
'1251.84': could be imagined from the wood block
'1253.679': print in the meiji era
'1255.52': so this is it and it is pretty and i
'1257.919': think it's important for you to know
'1259.6': the history of tokyo that doesn't exist
'1262.32': anymore because you can feel it in the
'1264.0': streets if you knew what was here
'1266.4': you know that people look like that
'1268.24': which is kind of
'127.84': really pretty town not so far from some
'1270.88': strange
'1274.32': the whole actors assembly that's what
'1276.32': they are there
'1278.24': at shinto miza so this is the original
'1284.08': you wouldn't know it looking at the
'1285.52': street today in the 21st century huh
'1290.08': that this was the the entertainment hub
'1292.08': of the city of edel
'1294.799': you don't as strange that they put they
'1297.36': they mixed entertainment with the tax
'1299.12': building that just doesn't make
'1300.4': sense to me i don't know it's kind of
'1302.84': weird
'1305.52': all right let's walk down some of these
'1306.799': alleys here
'131.039': big attractions
'1311.76': colors of seraphina welcome a new
'1314.4': traveler
'1316.0': very cool
'1319.52': it is a nice building this is and i
'132.08': in saitama
'1322.72': i came this way from purpose um
'1326.32': i don't know just if if you if you are
'1329.28': if you are thinking of staying in in
'1331.039': tokyo this might be
'1332.0': one of the options shin tomicho does not
'1333.84': have the name brand of ginza
'1335.76': but this is walking distance to ginza
'1338.0': and walking distance to tokyo station
'1339.84': and nihombashi
'1341.039': and there's an apa hotel here it's
'1344.24': quite large and if you find this in one
'1347.12': of the hotels that is available because
'1349.28': i believe tokyo is going to get really
'1350.559': crowded again with tourism as soon as
'1352.08': they open up
'1353.2': maybe in the fall this might be one of
'1355.919': your options
'1356.64': it's a it's a quiet neighborhood the
'1359.28': subway station
'136.4': and i get these flyers all the time for
'1360.08': is very close so there's a lot of things
'1362.32': going for it
'1363.36': except that it's a you know up a hotel
'1366.4': which means it's very small and cramped
'1371.36': but usually affordable 5 500 yen a room
'1375.039': in low season all right let's go through
'1376.96': the down this alley
'1379.52': because you see more of these these a
'138.48': broser's hamburger i never heard of them
'1381.679': mix of architecture which is why i love
'1383.919': this region right now
'1385.12': i think in about 10 years we're gonna
'1387.12': lose all of these
'1388.72': older low-rise buildings that were built
'1390.559': in the showa era
'1391.919': for more of the high-rise ones like this
'1393.76': little shack here probably the last
'1395.84': owner
'1396.799': is in his 80s or 90s and as soon as he
'140.239': but the burgers look
'1401.28': i don't know moves on it'll be sold off
'1405.12': probably by the kids and
'1406.32': the money will be used uh i don't know
'1409.039': build another house somewhere else
'141.28': really really good
'1412.0': but they'll build a big apartment
'1413.52': complex here that's what they usually do
'1417.12': there's another low showa era building
'1419.919': right there
'1420.48': looks like maybe 1960s
'1427.52': and behind it some shacks wow looks like
'1431.12': a little family business
'1433.2': wholesalers
'1439.679': i don't really have a lot of reasons to
'1441.12': come this way so i don't that often
'1443.6': this looks like because of the cardboard
'1445.279': boxes here part of the
'1446.72': part of that wholesaler here
'1450.96': let's keep on moving
'1462.72': diana leave from hong kong's in the
'1464.32': house sending some love with pear man
'1471.76': gaming monderox welcome from south
'1474.0': dakota glad
'1475.279': to catch you live before work you're
'1478.159': working awfully late
'148.48': so up we go into the neighborhood we're
'1480.64': just like i'm working awfully early
'1494.24': i don't know what that is there's a lot
'1496.0': of like like cellars for things here
'1498.64': again this area um in chua ward
'150.64': gonna be going out of exit number four
'1501.84': known for being near skiji market it was
'1504.64': also known as one of the marketplaces
'1506.24': nihonbashi used to be
'1507.6': the fish market but it moved in 1923
'1510.799': after the great
'1511.76': uh kanto earthquake this lot looks like
'1515.2': it's open
'1516.24': somebody's gonna be building something
'1517.6': there so the neighborhood isn't
'1520.159': is in change i don't think shintomicho
'1523.039': has much of a personality when they took
'1524.96': away the
'1525.679': kabuki theater it really did change
'153.519': which is a little bit of ways from where
'1531.44': i'm talking like in the taisho era a
'1533.2': hundred years ago and since then
'1535.6': there's a ladder that's probably the
'1537.279': reason you haven't heard of shintomicho
'1540.84': before
'1542.799': but it's a residential place too there
'1545.12': are houses here
'155.599': most of the people get on for
'1550.559': and again it's a pretty nice place to
'1553.039': live look at that
'1556.4': they really like cats
'156.8': shintomicho and there's a reason why
'1560.0': it's a pretty nice place to live
'1567.52': that was nice so we had somebody who who
'1569.279': came to say hi was watching the live
'1570.799': stream in the area
'1574.48': appa totally is owns this area
'1577.679': look at this
'1581.84': um alex writes in is this a touristy
'1583.919': area i wouldn't say so
'1585.84': i think it's again like a lot of people
'1588.159': don't know about it but because
'1589.76': tokyo is just overcrowded overflowing
'1592.159': with people
'1593.36': especially tourist hotels a lot of it
'1596.4': has moved into into this region because
'1598.88': it is pretty central
'160.879': how you doing everybody
'1600.64': i love how look at this on the side of
'1602.32': the streets in the middle middle of the
'1603.76': city center
'1605.039': and that looks like a parking garage
'1606.4': right there you just have somebody
'1608.799': a resident of this house likes to put
'1610.799': their plants here on the side
'1612.24': add some greenery to what otherwise
'1614.48': would be
'1615.44': an asphalt jungle very nice
'1618.72': and no no one steals anything like this
'1627.039': this is hachobori shintomicho so we're
'1629.52': very close between
'1631.36': two stations hachobori which is jr and
'1635.279': i believe uh hibiya line and then
'1637.52': shintomicho which is the yurakucho line
'1639.919': so it makes it pretty in
'1641.039': pretty convenient to put a hotel right
'1642.799': here in this spot
'1644.96': but i don't think the upper chain is
'1646.72': doing very well hey there's a post box
'1650.559': speaking of posts
'1654.32': i just released the new
'1658.72': postcards it's got the shinkansen on it
'166.319': hey i see tasty chronicles in the house
'1661.919': and you can get one too if you join our
'1664.48': patreon
'1665.84': it's like god do yourself so i'll plug
'1668.08': here this is the tokaido
'1670.72': tohoku shinkansen um in tokiwa green
'1674.48': departing from tokyo station has a
'1676.159': reflection of it on the in one that's
'1677.679': departing and one that was
'1679.2': still waiting for customers i use the
'1682.399': stamps here
'1683.36': this one's unsent here but this stamp is
'1687.52': oh what's the name of this game all of
'1689.12': the stamps come from a series
'1690.96': on tohoku representing symbols from the
'1693.52': great north of japan so
'1695.279': if you get the postcard you'll be
'1696.399': getting a stamp and a postmark from
'1698.0': tokyo
'1701.12': actually tokyo station because it's
'1702.64': right next to the shinkansen
'1708.24': shogi right my mind's not working today
'1712.48': shogi is a is a game of war
'1715.6': it sounds cool when you say it like that
'1718.32': so this is hachobori going in this
'1720.08': direction
'1720.64': i've taken you on live streams around
'1722.0': here and there's some pretty good
'1724.08': um niche restaurants
'1727.2': in the hachobori area that you would
'1730.559': might not know about because again like
'1732.72': everybody's in shibuya they're in
'1734.399': shinjuku they're in these areas
'1737.279': being out here is it's different it's
'1739.039': fresh it's quieter
'1745.44': there's a taibashi we're going now
'1747.2': towards the samida river
'1755.279': i could you know um when you think of
'1758.799': shogi i always think of akita i believe
'1762.0': up in akita that's where they have um
'1765.84': a station a train station that is famous
'1769.2': for
'1769.52': shogi i forget what it's called
'1774.24': was it akita or iwate i guess i can't
'1778.84': remember
'178.56': just a quick quiz right here do you see
'1780.0': but they had a clock that was shaped
'1781.44': like a shogi shogi piece
'1786.399': the station is very proud of their shogi
'1788.24': heritage
'1789.919': that might be pretty good to bring up in
'1791.36': a live stream
'180.0': on the sign here what are these things
'1805.279': um also in this area oh this is the this
'1808.0': is this is the french place
'1816.64': this is the french place yeah i ate
'1819.76': i ate here with my buddy simon before he
'182.4': do you know what they are
'1822.799': went back to canada last year
'1824.799': it was it was not too bad my son
'1828.32': michelle i think michelle that was
'1831.2': really good
'1834.32': wow it just like it hit me i parked my
'1837.44': bike right there
'1840.48': you've gone by wow
'185.84': you get these at japanese shrines and
'1853.279': this is one of my favorite vending
'1854.799': machine drinks the gokuri
'1857.84': has anyone had this before
'1870.32': this one doesn't this is an older
'1871.76': machine it doesn't take
'1875.84': it doesn't take uh suica or anything
'188.239': they're called
'1884.88': i'm getting some change sonny
'1889.279': oh look at the little teeny matcha tea
'189.599': omamori it's kind of cool that they put
'1891.44': pet bottles
'1906.159': oh my gosh
'191.84': these in english on the poster do you
'1918.24': that's a lot of coins why doesn't this
'1920.559': is what i want when i go to do gachapon
'1922.64': i always get a 500 yen coin which is
'1924.799': worthless
'1929.919': this is one of the first drinks that i
'193.36': have omamori
'1931.36': had when i came to japan
'1933.6': out of the vending machine and i was
'1935.279': really really pleased with it it's made
'1936.96': by sun torti
'1939.2': it's a good one speaking of drink
'194.319': and i guess because people can't go to
'1942.64': vending machines they're refilling one
'1945.12': right now
'1949.279': a lot of coffee coffee in the back
'195.76': the shrines maybe they have them
'1951.279': georgia coffee
'1952.88': pretty interesting
'1958.88': nothing too new right now
'196.8': digitally now which would be pretty cool
'1962.799': every now and then you'll find something
'1964.24': that's really out of sight
'1970.32': okay let's keep going this direction
'1975.6': see what we can find
'198.72': digital omamori i don't even think it
'1992.159': this is a nice corner to have a drink
'1994.559': watch the guy
'1996.24': fix the electrical wires
'200.56': counts if you don't go to the shrine
'2001.2': that's how i like to spend my afternoons
'2017.279': this is good
'2020.399': it's really good um the baby's doing
'2023.519': fine i appreciate a lot of you asking
'2026.24': um i haven't been getting a lot of sleep
'2028.399': but neither is kanai we've been doing
'2029.76': our best
'203.44': all right there's a gates one through
'2030.88': the little guy is is uh starting to
'2033.039': develop inside
'2034.48': he's got gas something that all parents
'2037.76': uh know what i'm talking about
'2040.96': more than me and i'm very proud of him
'2043.76': for
'2044.159': for that it's quite loud too frank the
'2046.88': tank is here
'2048.8': what's your favorite three japanese
'205.599': three is very central and it's for the
'2050.24': beers do you want me to rank them in
'2051.76': order for you frank
'2053.76': um you know it changes all the time
'2056.879': it used to be keaton but now it's it's
'2059.04': probably
'2061.359': wow i like the sapporo red star
'2064.879': i like asahi super dry they have this
'2067.28': fujiyama beer which is really good it's
'2069.119': almost like a craft beer
'207.36': city ward
'2070.639': the asahi fujiyama and um
'2074.32': yeah keaton kitten ichiban is just
'2076.56': really good it's a clear taste too
'2078.8': pretty good pretty good stuff so i'll
'208.159': chuoku which is a two award we're gonna
'2081.119': probably go right now
'2082.48': sapporo asahi keating but when i first
'2084.96': came here it was
'2085.679': keating
'2088.96': so it changes
'2092.639': it's like do you like miller light or do
'2094.48': you like michelob
'2095.919': or do you like budweiser it's just it's
'2098.64': hard to uh
'210.72': be going towards
'2100.8': hard to say
'2106.0': okay let me put this in my bag
'2110.56': looks like hiding behind this tree
'2116.16': um it's lunchtime right now so we have a
'2118.079': lot of people
'2119.76': a lot of business people out and about
'212.4': exit 4 and there's a reason why
'2121.359': getting bentos which means
'2123.76': um this supermarket here
'2127.04': so and shintomicho you're not gonna find
'2129.119': a lot of supermarkets
'2131.839': but this is one of them and um you know
'2134.8': when you
'2135.68': when you live in in the center of the
'2137.44': city things are kind of
'2139.2': more expensive maybe by 15
'2143.04': more sometimes 20. i don't know it just
'2145.119': depends
'2148.32': it's just hard to find things but you
'2150.079': can always find a supermarket in the
'2152.079': department stores in the basement
'2154.96': so even in central ginza you'll be able
'2156.64': to get some groceries but
'2158.079': that is not the ideal place to be
'2159.68': grocery shopping
'2162.24': not at all
'2170.839': champagne
'2174.4': met the baby they have but not on my
'2176.16': side we're trapped and we can't go to
'2178.4': the united states yet it's kind of hard
'2181.2': it's kind of hard right now
'2185.359': they meet via facetime taylor
'2188.88': writes in here happy to hear leo rio leo
'2191.359': rio and
'2192.32': and uh can i are doing well i'm planning
'2194.8': to come to
'2195.52': tokyo in october if it's allowed which
'2197.44': area of tokyo would you
'2198.64': recommend getting a hotel in um you know
'2201.44': that's a good question
'2203.119': when people ask me that i i just i i
'2206.079': think
'2206.4': boy i don't really want to make a
'2207.76': recommendation because
'2209.599': i know that um everybody's different
'2212.4': everybody has a different personality
'2214.0': than me that's something that i'm very
'2216.079': mindful of and
'2217.839': you know if you're looking for if this
'2219.119': is your first time in tokyo and you're
'2220.4': looking for the bright lights and
'2222.079': being close to in the middle of
'2223.839': everything then
'2225.2': yeah maybe shibuya is the place for you
'2227.119': i don't know
'2228.4': but for me if you're asking what i would
'2230.8': do
'2231.839': this is a little community message board
'2234.079': that looks like that's been here since
'2235.92': for the last 50 years
'2240.839': interesting i like the little details
'2243.359': it's easy for you to miss these
'2246.16': these little things like a message board
'2249.52': but a lot of character in the in the
'2254.839': metal
'2261.119': i like i always prefer to stay up in
'2263.44': asakusa
'2264.8': asakusa up there in taito ward
'2268.0': it's quiet it's cultural meaning you'll
'2270.64': see
'2271.76': a lot of old buildings a lot of
'2274.4': traditional restaurants up there
'2276.4': it's quieter way way quieter and it's on
'2279.68': the ginza line
'2280.96': which will take you through ginza
'2282.72': shimbashi and shibuya
'2284.56': so you can get back without having to
'2286.48': change lines to your hotel if you want
'2288.079': to go to shibuya
'2289.2': it just takes about 30 minutes 35
'229.44': you can see here the tokyo network is
'2291.119': minutes on the the ginza line to get
'2293.04': back to asakusa
'2295.839': in the morning it's so peaceful there
'2297.599': too and you only really see it
'2299.68': if you stay there
'2306.4': all right so exactly how expensive are
'2308.56': apartments here
'231.2': pretty thorough
'2310.16': well i'm glad that i asked
'2313.599': this is a 2k which is two rooms here you
'2316.72': have a
'2317.92': a living and a kitchen sort of together
'232.48': i'll start with the blinking let's look
'2321.359': and then you have a tatami room this
'2322.72': would be the bedroom right here six
'2324.56': tatami mats
'2325.76': six and a half to tommy mats 2.4 tatami
'2328.64': mats
'2329.599': and i guess a little closet here there's
'233.92': down here at this map it's in english
'2331.76': a toilet with a walk-in
'2333.599': sink so usually the sink and the toilet
'2336.64': are separated so this might be
'2338.96': an older place and it is from 1984
'2342.88': and that's what the building looks like
'2344.96': they want one month of of key money and
'2347.119': one month of
'2348.64': um security deposit shikikin and 18
'2352.8': and it's 35 meters squared it looks
'2355.28': pretty
'2355.839': clean i don't know what do you think
'2358.88': the price is 1 200 a month
'236.159': um in the whole scheme of things let's
'2363.76': depending on the exchange rate uh
'2366.88': more importantly how far is it it's
'2369.2': three minutes from skiji station on foot
'2371.599': and one minute to shin tomicho
'2373.359': station so that's very convenient
'2376.8': i don't know that's kind of small
'238.64': see here
'2380.32': what else they got here this is even
'2383.119': smaller it's a one
'2384.32': room it's seven hundred dollars
'2387.44': seventy thousand yen or about seven
'2388.8': hundred dollars depending on the
'2389.76': exchange rate maybe six hundred fifty
'2390.96': dollars right now
'2392.48': that's it that is so small what
'2396.88': this is a balcony this is the main room
'2399.839': and
'240.08': shibuya would be right here shinjuku
'2400.56': there's no and here's a little burner
'2402.48': for kitchen
'2403.599': the toilet and the sink are together
'2405.599': like really really close
'2407.92': here's the door and i guess you put the
'2409.68': shoes here and there's a closet
'2412.4': that's it that i could not live there
'2415.44': it's three minutes walk from um
'2418.88': from the station
'2422.96': yeah kayabacho station three-minute walk
'2425.839': which is where the
'2426.96': the tokyo stock exchange is so i don't
'243.599': this is the imperial palace which is
'2430.16': know it looks kind of nice
'2432.56': what do you think i mean if you're
'2435.28': single in your 20s maybe
'2438.24': you have to do laundry in a laundry room
'2440.24': and that's part of the building
'2441.52': the building's a little bit old it was
'2443.359': it's uh it's not as old as i am
'2445.76': 1977 april was built 23 square meters is
'2449.76': the space
'245.28': where the emperor lives
'2450.88': so this room is a little bit bigger than
'2452.8': than
'2454.079': than you think i think it's a little bit
'2456.48': more spacious
'2457.44': i'm sure they're using a wide lens on
'2459.44': that one
'246.72': and we are at shintomicho which is right
'2461.92': i bet they're using a wide lens to give
'2463.52': it some space this one is more
'2466.96': is a very interesting shape here this is
'2468.88': about seventeen thousand
'2470.88': seven hundred uh this is about one
'2473.359': thousand
'2474.56': seven hundred dollars a month a one ldk
'2477.2': living dining kitchen
'2479.44': and it's got a very unique shape to it
'248.879': here and the yakuto line runs pretty
'2482.16': this is nine tatami mats which is quite
'2484.16': spacious
'2485.599': uh together with this one which is seven
'2487.44': so there you have 16 already
'2489.359': four and a half for this room there's a
'2492.56': kitchen here so the kitchen
'2494.319': i like this so you can you can uh this
'2497.119': is living dining kitchen this one room
'2499.2': is all of that
'2500.0': and it's a no smoking apartment complex
'2503.52': it has bicycle space
'2506.96': and it's a relatively new building 2004
'2509.68': june
'251.2': straight across the city going
'2510.16': 50 square meters 10th floor is available
'2513.119': for this price
'2514.319': i think it's i think it's not too bad of
'2517.44': a deal the place looks fairly new hmm
'252.879': um going right past the imperial palace
'2522.72': interesting so that's what's available
'2524.64': around here
'2533.52': oh wow they're selling strawberries oh
'2535.92': they got watermelons out
'2541.599': look at the strawberries up there this
'2544.16': the prices have been slashed
'2548.64': all right the last part i want last
'255.68': and then it starts to go up towards
'2550.24': place i want to show you
'2552.0': is in this direction
'2559.2': i love these neighborhood walks all
'2560.64': emanating from a station
'2566.88': if you like disney road walks too and
'2568.319': you share and you share that enthusiasm
'257.12': ikebukuro
'2570.72': click that like button appreciate it
'2573.68': very much
'2574.72': um this is harumi dori it's going
'2577.359': straight here this will take you to
'2578.4': tsukishima
'2579.599': and the sumida river you make a left
'258.799': so it's a pretty convenient line and i
'2581.44': towards monzen nakacho right to
'2583.04': kachidoki as the sign says
'2584.96': and there was a yellow hummer that went
'2586.96': by which is kind of cool looking car
'2590.8': we're now going to go up onto the bridge
'2593.599': and i want to show you the tokyo sky
'2595.119': tree from the sumida river
'2597.119': it's beautiful on a day like this i
'2598.64': think it's going to be pretty to see
'260.959': live in this area so
'2601.04': to the right where we started the live
'2602.72': stream is
'2605.119': st luke's hospital
'2608.16': so leo was born here
'2612.0': it's a very relaxing area once you get
'2614.64': past that traffic light it gets super
'2616.4': quiet not a lot of traffic in there
'2618.48': there's an emergency room it's a private
'262.56': it's kind of like my backyard
'2620.319': hospital
'2627.52': whoa food truck
'2631.359': that is awesome paella food truck
'2638.88': very cool very cool all right let's get
'2641.839': moving
'2645.52': i like to see people
'2649.359': selling food on the street i promise and
'2652.96': i would get a rebento
'2654.72': so i know a good bento shop in the
'266.08': inside of sintomicho is a bakery
'2660.839': neighborhood
'2663.52': nova khd hi john my mom suffered a
'2667.44': stroke two years ago and has been
'2669.28': bedridden
'2670.079': since then she loves watching your
'2671.839': videos and has always tuned
'2673.2': always tunes in during your livestream
'2674.88': she wants me to donate 100
'2676.4': for your newly born child and get
'2678.4': whatever you see fit please say hello to
'2680.24': her
'2680.96': her name is grace hi grace
'2685.76': hi grace i hope you're doing well
'2689.359': you picked a very beautiful day to come
'2691.44': to tokyo with me check it out we got a
'2693.28': blue sky
'2694.079': here and i'm about to take you
'2697.119': to see one of the one of my favorite
'2699.76': places
'270.08': oh let's just take a quick look i
'2701.28': a bridge with a beautiful view of the
'2704.16': skytree
'2707.04': so thank you so much for that
'2714.56': you have a lot of people here that are
'2715.92': watching too saying hi to you grace
'2718.48': we have maybe one of the best
'272.72': haven't been here
'2720.24': communities i like to think we have the
'2721.52': best community on youtube everyone's so
'273.44': i haven't been here since last year but
'2730.839': friendly
'2736.8': all right so you can see here you can
'2738.64': get on to the bridge
'274.639': it looks like they put plastic in there
'2740.0': if you're a car but we can't do that but
'2742.8': luckily
'2743.76': in about a hundred meters which an
'2746.4': olympic
'2747.04': sprinter could get in to in nine seconds
'2749.599': it's gonna take us like a minute
'2752.079': but it's gonna be it's a lot better than
'2755.04': minutes a lot better
'2756.0': when it's sunny out here
'276.88': whoa check out these cherry blossom
'2774.72': that's towards st luke's hospital
'278.56': looking uh croissants
'2784.24': wow it is it's just chilly enough where
'2786.64': you need a jacket
'2788.72': but it's warm enough that it makes you
'2790.72': feel so alive
'2792.88': i could wear shorts but today i choose
'2794.96': not to
'2798.48': another great contrast here look at
'28.84': this
'2800.079': those beautiful flowers
'2802.319': right there that's a brand new apartment
'2805.839': complex i think that's
'2807.48': 2007 i believe that one was built
'281.12': i'm gonna have to stop on my way back
'2810.4': because i was looking at that as maybe a
'2812.24': place to live but the prices were
'2813.839': ridiculous and then you have these
'2815.839': low-rise buildings here from the showa
'2817.92': period
'2818.96': maybe 19 1940s or 50s right after world
'282.88': here and they have cherry blossoms on
'2822.88': war ii looks like they're put up
'2824.56': this style here which is built i think
'2826.56': it's like
'2828.16': three floors and then the slope i see a
'2830.64': lot of buildings like that
'2832.24': and i always wonder why they sloped it
'2834.88': like this so that's a question i'm gonna
'2836.24': have to ask some of the
'2838.16': architectures
'284.479': top of these ampon
'2842.319': there's a lot of history in how the
'2845.52': the building codes are set up in tokyo
'2847.839': again it's an ancient city
'2850.079': with a lot of buildings that are still
'2852.079': very old
'2853.44': so it's those old traditional laws
'2857.119': some of them are still in place like the
'2859.76': one in akihabara with the secret shrine
'286.16': which look beautiful look at that
'2861.599': in the back there
'2862.88': that is an actual public road now public
'2866.4': roads are supposed to be i think a meter
'2868.0': at least a meter wide but this one is
'2869.839': not
'2871.04': so it's it's grandfathered in
'2875.04': making it one of the most unique public
'2877.52': roads in the city of tokyo which
'2879.44': is just an alley
'2882.88': by today's standard
'2886.4': whoa
'2890.559': very modern look
'2898.16': here's a brand new restaurant
'2904.88': serving some lunch right now it's five
'2907.04': or six customers in there
'291.6': i have a point card for this place and
'2910.88': all right so it's gonna move on here
'2913.119': we're gonna go up this
'2915.359': up this uh stairwell and then look back
'2918.88': at a beautiful sight on the river
'2921.28': hopefully it's not too windy up there
'2923.76': ruins with the audio a little bit runs
'2926.0': the audio
'2929.599': this cherry blossom season is done here
'293.12': they have three different kinds of melon
'2933.2': and you can see that that tree right
'2934.72': there over the stairwells i used to walk
'2936.4': that
'2936.72': when i came here daily to say hi to
'2938.72': kanai when she was in the hospital
'294.88': pond
'2940.8': the blossoms are gone now maybe there's
'2942.4': a couple that are still hanging on there
'2944.16': we'll try to find them
'2948.96': ah
'295.6': this one looks like a kocha or or
'2954.8': i love the recycling bins all over the
'2956.96': city like this
'2971.52': this is where the ferry departed back in
'2974.8': the old days
'2976.48': showa 28 which is um
'298.639': tea flavored and chocolate flavored
'2981.76': gosh i don't know the 1930s maybe 1940s
'2985.28': early 40s
'2986.559': you can see the boats crossing the
'2988.24': samida river and you're gonna get a
'2989.44': better sense of it when
'2990.4': in about two minutes when we get up
'2991.76': there but this is the
'2993.52': the pier the launching point for the
'2995.76': boats to go to an island called
'2998.4': sukuda and i'm going to show you that
'3.84': why 20.
'30.08': greetings and welcome to shintomicho
'3000.8': right now
'3002.4': i've been there a couple of times over
'3003.839': the last last few weeks
'3009.119': i don't see any any stragglers sometimes
'3012.48': you'll find one or two
'3013.52': oh there's one
'3016.96': a couple of blossoms that are still
'3018.4': hanging on do you see them in the center
'3020.72': kind of pinkish but they've all
'3025.119': including the petals you'll find a few
'3026.72': of them on the ground here
'3028.72': but most of them are gone too
'3032.88': it's sad we've spring is so delicate
'3045.599': all right here you go
'3048.96': grace get ready we're about to see a
'305.919': so that's what lawson's in here
'3050.72': really beautiful view
'3061.92': this is one of the dozens of bridges
'3064.96': that cross
'3066.079': the samita river
'3069.44': the main river through the city of tokyo
'3078.8': oh yes oh do you see it do you see it
'3081.839': all right cool we're gonna have a double
'3083.28': whammy
'3086.319': this is where the fairy crossed and this
'3088.96': island here is called scuda
'3090.88': and this is where i've been walking
'3092.4': around showing you the cherry blossoms
'3094.0': about a month ago right there it's all
'3096.16': green now
'310.88': let's go out exit 4.
'3106.559': and in about five seconds you're gonna
'3110.24': see
'3110.559': a double whammy because i'm pointing the
'3113.76': camera
'3114.96': right here because you know what's
'3116.319': coming underneath us right now
'3120.0': i could hear it rumbling
'3123.76': a boat that needs no introduction
'3128.96': but it's taking its bloody time
'3137.28': where art down you boat
'3145.04': ah space boat
'3158.72': i can't do space music with an air
'3161.04': guitar it's impossible
'3164.96': a space boat makes its way down the
'3167.44': samina river
'3170.48': you will see in the next 10 seconds or
'3172.64': less
'3175.839': the tokyo skytree
'3180.559': we call this shot the double whammy
'3207.119': makes an arch turning a little bit to
'3209.28': the right
'3210.88': to go underneath chuo bridge
'3215.839': will eventually end its ride
'3219.28': right outside of oscusa
'3222.8': the house for the food and drink fun
'3224.48': john that's going straight to
'3226.079': to kanai's lunch
'3230.0': thank you for that and grace yours is
'3233.52': going towards
'3235.839': cover beef ups at the house please show
'3237.28': us the wisteria blooming
'3239.119': if you get a chance i absolutely will
'324.88': now this is a this exit has been redone
'3241.44': i'm i'm going to be going up north to
'3243.359': tohoku because i have to
'3244.88': for a video that i'm producing
'3248.48': these are challenging times because of
'3251.04': the fourth wave but
'3252.8': i got to get the shot so probably going
'3254.8': next week
'3256.8': um and you and you're coming with me so
'3258.559': you'll get a chance to see some of the
'3260.079': blossoms blooming up north a little bit
'3262.559': near near the sendai area
'3266.48': but countryside i'm not going to be
'3268.079': going to the city this is a really
'327.6': recently
'3270.16': beautiful park here
'3271.52': um you can see there's a lighthouse this
'3273.28': is where the boats used to depart
'3275.68': that would cross across cut across the
'3277.52': samida river
'3281.839': and uh it's just such a beautiful place
'3283.76': on a day like this
'3284.88': you can get a boxed lunch this is why
'3287.04': you should stay in this area
'3288.64': get a box lunch and just sit along the
'3290.559': river and watch the boats go by
'3292.16': but i would recommend cutting coming
'3293.44': across the bridge and sitting there
'3294.64': because they have picnic tables
'3296.319': over on the other side and you can eat a
'3298.319': in a bento and kids can play in the
'33.12': this is a neighborhood in the city of
'330.4': because of the tokyo olympics coming
'3300.16': grass there
'3301.2': there's a playground just just a little
'3304.4': bit over to the right near
'3306.0': tsukishima station which is on the
'3307.44': yurakucho line
'3309.599': it's a beautiful area of the city
'3316.079': any last questions before we end this
'3317.92': live stream
'3322.16': i'm here for you
'3329.2': hey heir to the ron here's for the wipes
'3331.599': to clean here
'3332.559': monkey there's nobody here all right
'3335.92': aaron aaron the air buggy's maiden
'3339.28': voyage
'3339.76': was it was spectacular i posted a
'334.0': a lot of the subway stations
'3342.079': picture of it on the in
'3343.52': in the discord server um actually i
'3345.76': think i have the
'3346.559': if you want to see aaron's aaron's air
'3349.68': buggy for leo i actually have the link
'3352.96': here
'3354.559': check out our discord community i like
'3356.4': to go analog here
'3357.599': yeah this is a free invitation um it's
'3359.76': free
'3360.88': some people add this as a perk but you
'3362.64': could you could see this on
'3364.079': in the um photos and videos and in the
'3366.319': general chat i'll put post a picture of
'3367.76': the aaron
'3368.72': buggy for leo it's so cute i'll put a
'3370.64': picture of leo in there too if you want
'3372.079': to take a look and see how he's doing
'3373.92': i'll put that on the discord server a
'3375.599': good reason for you to sign up and check
'3377.04': out
'3377.359': it's free i think the you can download
'3379.119': the app or something
'338.479': a lot of the subway stations have been
'3381.2': you can use it on the computer too
'3382.88': discord's kind of like
'3384.72': i don't know it's like this this
'3386.799': headquarters for everything that we do
'3388.839': now
'339.919': renovated mostly so they will be more
'3390.24': because you can chat in there and i
'3391.44': could do uh phone calls and video chats
'3393.52': and all this other stuff
'3398.24': that's doing pretty good the maiden
'3399.44': voyage was a big success so smooth the
'3402.16': aaron buggy is
'3403.68': jay jersey girl just stacking my money
'3406.319': so i can visit tohoku and totori
'3408.96': from salt lake city utah please please
'3411.68': come for a visit
'3412.64': uh when you do hit hitohoku but
'3415.76': gosh those places are great too i'm
'3418.72': actually going to be going that
'3419.599': direction in a couple of weeks too
'342.479': accessible to people that um
'3421.2': i got a project i'm filming near the
'3423.359': kansai region but not
'3424.72': near kobe inland top secret can't tell
'3428.24': you
'3429.2': but it's very near to tori
'3435.599': and betty c is the space boat a tour
'3437.839': boat that takes you sightseeing
'3439.92': the space boat is actually that's a good
'3442.48': question
'3443.119': space boat is actually um
'3446.799': it's a bus it's a it's a boat bus
'345.52': are disabled i know it's really hard
'3451.599': a floating bus it will take you from one
'3453.92': side of the city to the next but while
'3455.44': it's taking you
'3456.88': it will explain about the history of the
'3458.559': bridges inside so mostly tourists are
'3461.28': taking it but
'3462.079': i've seen some locals also jump on the
'3464.48': space boat
'3465.76': just because it's cool and it takes you
'3468.16': to a place that's very hard to get to
'3469.76': odaiba
'347.68': before the olympics a lot of the
'3471.119': which require from asakusa about the
'3473.839': same amount of time as taking the space
'3475.92': boat
'3476.72': so in the end it's a it's less crowded
'3480.24': more relaxed
'3480.96': to get jump on the space space from
'3482.96': asakusa to get to odaiba than it is to
'3484.72': try taking a train
'3486.319': and even if you take a taxi the prices
'3488.64': are so expensive
'349.039': stations were built in the 1980s and 70s
'3490.0': um it's not worth it whoa look at that
'3493.52': crow wow we just went under the water
'3497.76': do you see that
'35.92': tokyo
'3502.4': there was this black bird it looked like
'3504.319': a floating crow
'3506.4': it's gone you see it
'3511.2': it's not coming up for air anyways
'3512.799': anywhere
'3515.2': there's my shadow right there
'3519.2': i don't see that bird anywhere i saw it
'352.32': and they weren't really thinking of
'3521.28': for a second and it's just gone
'3523.44': it's like and it's like space boat
'3525.119': except space food doesn't dive
'353.919': accessibility um
'3530.079': that's weird i've seen those birds
'3533.04': before they're mythical it's like this
'3534.96': i think it's i think that that's what
'3536.799': they saw this loch ness monster i think
'3538.48': it was a just like a diving crow duck
'3541.92': i don't how does it stay under that long
'3544.799': is it sucking air from
'3546.319': like plankton or something
'355.84': back then but in this decade i believe
'3552.16': if it comes up for air in the next 10
'3553.92': seconds i'll show you the last thing i
'3555.68': do want to show you is this is where the
'3557.2': ducks
'3558.64': oh i found it it came back up
'3561.68': it does exist wow you totally move wow
'3564.88': it went under again
'3572.64': you saw that right
'3576.64': it swim from there from there to there
'3579.44': it was there
'358.4': tokyo is going to be one of become one
'3581.68': incredible this should be in the
'3583.04': olympics that over there on the
'3585.04': across is where the ducks hang out this
'3586.72': is a sanctuary for ducks
'3588.4': i would say sanctuary because you can
'359.919': of the most accessible places in the
'3590.24': taunt them from the other side of that
'3592.24': fence
'3593.04': it's true
'3596.48': there's one duck i guess um stretching
'3598.96': its wings all right folks that's all oh
'36.96': that a lot of people don't know about
'3601.04': it's back
'3604.88': what is that
'3608.319': wow
'361.44': world
'3612.16': it's gone again it's swam all the way
'3614.559': around under the water is aren't there
'3616.0': currents
'3618.96': it's a ufo bird
'362.24': for cities just because with the
'3623.599': it's a loon which makes sense looney
'3626.839': tunes
'3637.44': sorry the comrades are the birds that in
'364.319': paralympics coming here and
'3640.48': gifu they
'3641.44': strangle the neck with a with a tube so
'3643.52': that they can catch the fish
'3645.04': but they can't swallow it and then they
'3646.96': pull it out it's kind of cruel
'3648.64': but they've been doing that for
'3649.68': generations here
'3652.72': a komaron yeah not a crow that's a shame
'3657.2': is that a crow
'3660.319': no they're not out they're not invited
'3663.52': out here
'3664.559': all right folks that's about it that's
'3665.839': all that i have thanks for sharing your
'3667.119': afternoon your night with me wherever
'3668.64': you are in the world
'3669.52': i'll be taking another live stream
'3670.96': tomorrow and next week we're going to be
'3673.04': going traveling again
'3674.24': because of the pandemic i do apologize
'3676.079': they're not as exciting as the traveling
'3678.16': live streams from before
'3679.839': last year but we're going to make it
'3682.64': until we can travel again and then we're
'3684.24': gonna be back on the road quite a bit
'3686.319': it's good it's good that i can be home
'3687.76': more because you know
'3689.44': leo is just born and it's good to be you
'3691.2': have to be home now i gotta get my wife
'3693.04': some lunch
'3693.68': so thanks everybody for the support
'3694.96': grace thank you i hope you're doing well
'3697.28': i hope this made your day a little bit
'3698.96': better on the other side over there
'370.56': we are back one of the reasons why i
'3700.799': the pacific thanks everybody see you
'3702.64': tomorrow
'3706.0': skytree pretty cool
'372.4': wanted to take you to exit 4. you can
'374.8': hear the wind by here
'378.639': i wanted to take you to exit 4 because
'381.199': shin tomicho station
'383.039': connects with tsukiji station in a way
'39.28': the closing doors let's wait for the
'392.0': that's shintomicho this is exit 4. if
'394.24': you were to walk straight
'398.0': if you were to walk straight for i don't
'40.96': yorkshire's line to leave
'400.88': know about 100 meters
'402.4': or less you'll see uh tsukiji
'405.759': station
'406.319': which is on the hibiya line and let me
'408.479': zoom by there i don't have to actually
'409.84': walk over there
'411.199': do you see that in the distance that
'413.919': skiji station that's the hibiya line
'416.96': so
'420.96': many times i have to actually exit here
'423.68': to get to the hibia line which would
'425.36': take you to akihabara
'427.12': or towards um roppongi
'430.639': so that's uh it's good to know
'434.8': they don't connect underground they
'436.24': connect above ground
'440.8': so let's get moving there's a reason why
'443.52': i brought you to this one exit four
'446.08': not only is it a new exit it's really
'448.4': pretty looking
'450.0': it's part of the thumbnail it's also
'453.599': goes over the shitoko or exit for the
'457.36': highway that goes around the city of
'458.88': tokyo
'459.759': and this is the back entrance to
'463.28': shintomi inari shrine which we're gonna
'465.84': make a stop at
'476.4': if i pan over here to the right you're
'478.0': gonna see a big tall building in the
'479.599': distance
'481.44': that and the grounds be before it
'483.919': towards us
'485.039': is saint luke's hospital and this is a
'487.759': hospital that was set up uh
'489.84': over over a century ago by i believe it
'49.44': it's a neighborhood that i don't know
'493.199': was an american doctor
'494.639': this was where the american embassy was
'496.639': just in front of that building the first
'498.24': american embassy
'499.52': now it's been moved to akasaka but
'502.72': actually all the foreigners were in edo
'505.68': at the time
'506.4': were placed in tsukiji which is this
'508.8': area
'509.44': and once again if you just go straight
'512.24': for about
'513.2': 300 meters you get the tsukiji market
'517.36': pretty cool this is the exit ramp
'52.079': after
'52.48': the uh great the great
'521.039': for the shitoko or the tokyo highway
'525.36': many times i have to come out of here
'526.88': because i live in this area
'530.64': it dumps you right off and i believe
'532.48': this is just a runoff this used to be a
'534.08': river dried up
'535.76': the whole shutoko on this side the
'538.24': city's
'538.959': uh expressway use is a dried up river
'541.76': which they found
'542.72': by drying up the river they could uh
'545.6': they could sort of bypass
'547.04': all of these very ancient property
'55.52': kanto earthquake in 1923 a lot of it was
'550.08': rights
'551.44': because nobody owned the river so they
'553.04': dried up the river but the highway there
'554.959': so the highway actually meanders a
'557.36': little bit left and right
'559.68': and they built that very fast for the
'561.44': tokyo
'562.72': 1964 olympics
'567.76': and let's get moving
'571.2': that building in the distance is the
'572.88': chuoku or chu award
'574.959': city office and they have um
'578.0': satellite offices all around the ward
'580.0': it's not too big the central area
'582.0': most famous for nihombashi and
'585.519': our house we're now going into the back
'588.88': alleys here
'59.039': demolished
'59.84': naturally by the earthquake and then in
'598.88': we do have a very beautiful sunny day
'601.12': blue skies
'602.48': not a lot of wind here in japan
'605.6': in tokyo at the moment fair weather
'611.04': all right up this way i don't see the
'613.92': shrine this way
'615.12': up this way and what is that shop
'618.56': i'm always kind of interested looks
'62.239': uh
'62.879': the fire bombing of 1945 march 10th
'623.36': a yamaha something in the back alleys
'627.12': you're gonna find all sorts of unusual
'628.959': things
'629.839': restaurants that you didn't know existed
'633.44': as well as little neighborhood shrines
'636.48': and that's where we're headed to right
'637.68': now look at this meat veggie cheese
'639.92': bistro
'641.36': just in an alley it's closed right now
'646.56': until march march 21st it's closed wait
'649.76': it closed on march 21st oh
'651.68': that's a that's a shame over here on the
'654.56': right
'657.92': is a very old shrine
'66.479': a lot of that was also destroyed in this
'661.04': and you can see now it's it's just a
'662.72': neighborhood shrine it's surrounded by
'664.32': buildings
'666.399': um that were built up around it it's an
'669.68': ancient shrine
'671.12': and in japan they don't move the shrines
'672.959': they build around it they
'674.32': make sure they protect places like this
'679.36': although it's modern now and it's been
'68.159': area a lot of it is brand new this
'680.88': rebuilt many times
'682.72': it's still an inari shrine
'686.48': which i believe is the god of harvest
'688.0': and
'689.68': it's painted in this
'693.2': meaning like it's like the color of the
'694.959': sun and if you've ever been to kyoto's
'696.72': fushimi inari shrine
'698.399': that's the one with ten thousand gates
'70.32': neighborhood
'700.48': it's painted in the same color
'703.12': now there's only one gate here called a
'705.44': tori
'709.92': let's see if i have five yen on me
'71.2': we're going to be exploring everything
'715.6': oh my i don't they don't take suica
'717.76': either so we're gonna
'718.639': gonna pay our respects here i don't have
'72.88': above ground
'722.0': five yen
'723.12': ah it's a beautiful color
'726.72': and again like you can see the
'728.32': neighborhood houses are built around
'729.519': here and
'730.24': i think when you move to japan everybody
'732.639': especially english teachers or
'735.36': new residents or expats they find like
'737.76': walking around their neighborhood they
'739.04': find little places like this and it's
'74.88': and as i said you might not know about
'740.8': just so
'741.519': amazing to be uh like surrounded by
'744.399': something that's
'745.04': that's it feels so japanese right to be
'748.079': living next to a shrine no matter the
'749.839': size of it it doesn't matter
'751.36': joy writes in here cute shrine it
'753.279': absolutely is i can see little
'754.88': neighborhood cats hanging out there
'757.12': over here in the corner another um
'760.24': important part of the tsukiji area we
'762.079': know about the fish market
'764.24': and shintomicho would i believe
'767.44': is part of skiji you find a lot of
'77.04': this neighborhood
'770.399': organic and
'772.16': vegetable markets that's pretty
'774.88': interesting over there you find one
'776.16': right on the
'778.0': right near exit uh i think five here's a
'78.0': but you kind of do because it's in
'781.279': little shop here
'783.6': what are they selling
'789.68': it's called litus
'80.799': between
'800.16': i guess they're selling oh bakery items
'804.0': oh very cool
'807.839': there's some uh muffins
'811.36': and donuts and it's just this little
'814.32': teeny
'815.2': shop with a kitchen and a bakery in the
'817.68': back
'818.32': with an oven i guess you'd call it a
'82.08': so many big attractions like nihombashi
'820.399': kitchen right since it's
'822.56': that's pretty cool it's pretty modern
'824.079': too
'826.24': right next to it isn't i love this look
'828.079': check it out
'829.92': right next to that modern shop is this
'832.079': old
'832.959': wood wood and aluminum shack
'836.72': that looks like it was built in the
'838.24': showa period kind of a post
'84.56': tokyo station
'840.56': post world war ii looking building made
'843.839': really quickly
'845.04': living together with a modern bakery
'847.279': that is so
'848.72': that's this area of tokyo believe it or
'850.8': not
'854.32': tasty chronicles rights and go back to
'856.079': the shrine this is to cover the blessing
'859.279': all right you know what i'm going to
'86.24': tsukiji the old fish market was there
'860.24': loop back around because i got to go
'861.6': that direction anyways
'863.519': and i'll see if i can find 5 yen i got
'865.36': maybe we'll buy something at the vending
'866.8': machine and give something bigger than 5
'868.839': yen
'870.079': thanks tasty
'874.72': gmon threefold is here big cup of joe i
'878.16': could actually actually could use one
'879.76': brad fletcher
'880.88': glad i was able to catch some of the
'882.48': stream before heading to bed hope you
'883.839': and kanai and the baby are doing well
'885.199': we're doing great thanks for asking
'887.36': um i i wanted to do this stream a little
'889.12': bit earlier because i know a lot of
'89.92': and this is the old residential
'890.399': people on the east coast
'891.44': are always in bed when i stream at 2 pm
'893.6': but it's like prime time in california
'896.24': check that building out across the
'897.68': street this is what i'm talking about
'900.16': when i talk about the um
'902.88': um pre the
'906.0': uh post canto earthquake buildings
'909.519': they're built in the 1930s it's a shame
'91.2': neighborhood where st luke's hospital is
'911.44': that that vans
'912.48': right in front of it this one was built
'914.56': in the 1930s
'916.48': following the great kanto earthquake
'920.399': uh and the thing with the earthquake was
'922.079': it wasn't the quake itself that
'924.0': destroyed
'925.04': everything it was the subsequent fires
'928.399': that wiped out a lot of the city and
'930.399': killed so many people people were
'931.519': jumping in the rivers to try to escape
'933.199': it but
'935.04': i've seen the pictures of it at the
'937.279': museum
'938.56': it's a horrible sight but just pan
'94.24': and that's the station layout and we're
'940.959': around
'941.839': everything is brand new the result of
'945.279': you know the uh earthquake
'948.56': and the fire bombings of 1945 which were
'950.959': were absolutely
'952.8': just flattened this area of the city
'956.16': and then i'm really glad that this
'958.8': building
'959.759': i'm guessing survived the firebombings
'96.0': going to go take a look above
'963.04': of 1945 because i know it was built
'964.8': before that that's copper
'966.72': a copper alloy on there which turns
'969.199': green
'97.52': here it's on the yurakucho line
'970.24': that's very symbolic of the area of skij
'973.279': there's a load of loads of buildings
'974.959': with that style but what let's actually
'977.12': we can cross the street
'978.32': here's a crosswalk
'986.079': they've used two different kinds of
'987.839': plating here
'990.399': looks like scales or something on the
'992.32': second floor
'993.759': that's pretty unique
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#onlyinjapan #Tokyo | null | 2850 | '0.799': arriving at shinto
'1003.44': not sure if that building is in
'1004.56': operation anymore
'1006.959': you'll also find lots of little
'1008.48': memorials here lots of
'101.84': which goes from shinkiba this is where
'1010.639': monuments i'm not sure exactly what this
'1013.36': is but
'1014.24': probably marking a building that was
'1018.32': here
'1019.279': a memorial of some of some sort
'1022.48': across the street is the tax building
'1024.72': and that's where i wanted to go okay
'1025.919': it's a green light we could cross here
'1030.799': this beautiful new tax building just
'1033.36': finished construction i believe last
'1035.039': year
'1036.16': this is a beautiful tax building yeah
'1039.76': it's tax season now in the u.s we just
'1043.28': finished in japan
'1045.36': i'm looking for the monument maybe
'1046.72': they've they've moved it but this used
'1048.48': to be
'1049.76': a shin tomiza
'105.2': you would go to tokyo disneyland
'1052.799': i believe is what it was called
'1053.84': shintomiza which is the kabuki
'1056.08': theater for this area
'1059.679': so let me see if i can find it here
'1066.08': the chuo metropolitan taxation office
'107.92': here's shintomicho so it's not that far
'1070.4': sounds exciting
'1073.84': all right maybe this is it here
'1078.72': yeah here's the sign so they kind of
'1080.799': moved to the side
'1081.84': this is the former site of shintomiza
'1086.88': and hnl808 thank you
'1090.48': for fighting it out
'1093.679': archong 89 i first discovered you when
'1095.679': you took us to the hidden shrine and
'1096.96': akihabara use this to get some pastries
'1098.72': at the bakery
'1099.6': okay i'll do that for kanai figures
'110.159': away from chiba
'1101.44': crossed that borders
'1102.96': reopened this fall absolutely i'll try
'1105.28': to address some of your questions the
'1106.48': end of this maybe in about 10 15 minutes
'1109.12': look at the picture here and how vibrant
'1112.559': life was on this street now it's very
'1114.64': business-like
'1115.679': but back then this was an entertainment
'1117.44': district
'1118.72': again you have kabukiza which is the
'112.079': there's ginza ichomei ginza and
'1120.559': main theater in ginza which
'1122.0': is still standing but been reconstructed
'1124.0': many times it's a very modern building
'1125.679': now
'1126.559': and you had a bunch of other theaters in
'1128.96': this area this is the theater area
'1131.44': and they're all gone except for kabukiza
'1134.64': let's read what they have here there's
'1136.16': not a lot of information
'1137.76': in english on this and i'm i'm kind of
'114.64': yurakucho are two stops right in the
'1140.0': stunned that they
'1141.36': have an english sign they didn't have
'1142.72': that before shinto miza
'1144.88': is the kabuki theater built in manji iii
'1147.679': which is 1660.
'1149.44': i didn't i didn't know what the manji
'1151.52': era this is the first time reading this
'1153.6': and the kobe kicho 5 currently ginza 6
'1158.0': as taking over moritaza another theater
'116.56': center so it's just one
'1161.44': ending with za usually theater zamoto
'1164.24': the responsible position of the
'1165.6': performance maritasa
'1168.0': had been taken by morita kanya in
'1170.32': generations kabuki actors family handed
'1172.799': down
'1173.44': from from age to age i guess they didn't
'1176.4': they didn't research the age
'1178.96': moritas have moved to the saruwaka
'118.159': one stop away from ginza which is pretty
'1182.4': currently ascusa title ward in temple 14
'1187.52': the temple would be the reign of the
'1190.24': that emperor
'1192.4': then one character of its name was
'1194.16': changed from mori
'1195.44': to mori that's interesting mori means
'1198.72': forest and this is
'120.24': incredible
'1200.08': mam mori which means protection
'1203.039': pronunciation remains unchanged in
'1204.799': onsei five other like i don't know i
'1207.76': don't remember
'1208.32': before meiji was on say i guess and
'121.36': it's not too far away from where i live
'1211.6': meiji five
'1212.72': morita kanye 12th generation moved
'1214.64': aggressively so the english seems like
'1216.08': it was google translated that's
'1218.84': interesting
'122.96': and if you keep on going straight i'll
'1220.72': all right this is the important part the
'1222.0': theater had been the center of the
'1223.2': kabuki performance till kabukiza was
'1225.28': opened in meiji 22.
'1226.88': so before kabukiza in 1889 this was the
'1230.4': big
'1230.799': hub for kabuki this tax building which
'1234.159': is
'1234.48': kind of boring looking and
'1238.96': i hope they didn't hear me they might
'124.24': take you all the way out to saitama
'1240.159': audit me after that
'1242.0': um then unfortunately it was burnt down
'1245.44': by the great kanto earthquake in 1923 or
'1248.559': taisho 12.
'125.92': which is called the wakoshi
'1250.4': the flourishing atmosphere of the day
'1251.84': could be imagined from the wood block
'1253.679': print in the meiji era
'1255.52': so this is it and it is pretty and i
'1257.919': think it's important for you to know
'1259.6': the history of tokyo that doesn't exist
'1262.32': anymore because you can feel it in the
'1264.0': streets if you knew what was here
'1266.4': you know that people look like that
'1268.24': which is kind of
'127.84': really pretty town not so far from some
'1270.88': strange
'1274.32': the whole actors assembly that's what
'1276.32': they are there
'1278.24': at shinto miza so this is the original
'1284.08': you wouldn't know it looking at the
'1285.52': street today in the 21st century huh
'1290.08': that this was the the entertainment hub
'1292.08': of the city of edel
'1294.799': you don't as strange that they put they
'1297.36': they mixed entertainment with the tax
'1299.12': building that just doesn't make
'1300.4': sense to me i don't know it's kind of
'1302.84': weird
'1305.52': all right let's walk down some of these
'1306.799': alleys here
'131.039': big attractions
'1311.76': colors of seraphina welcome a new
'1314.4': traveler
'1316.0': very cool
'1319.52': it is a nice building this is and i
'132.08': in saitama
'1322.72': i came this way from purpose um
'1326.32': i don't know just if if you if you are
'1329.28': if you are thinking of staying in in
'1331.039': tokyo this might be
'1332.0': one of the options shin tomicho does not
'1333.84': have the name brand of ginza
'1335.76': but this is walking distance to ginza
'1338.0': and walking distance to tokyo station
'1339.84': and nihombashi
'1341.039': and there's an apa hotel here it's
'1344.24': quite large and if you find this in one
'1347.12': of the hotels that is available because
'1349.28': i believe tokyo is going to get really
'1350.559': crowded again with tourism as soon as
'1352.08': they open up
'1353.2': maybe in the fall this might be one of
'1355.919': your options
'1356.64': it's a it's a quiet neighborhood the
'1359.28': subway station
'136.4': and i get these flyers all the time for
'1360.08': is very close so there's a lot of things
'1362.32': going for it
'1363.36': except that it's a you know up a hotel
'1366.4': which means it's very small and cramped
'1371.36': but usually affordable 5 500 yen a room
'1375.039': in low season all right let's go through
'1376.96': the down this alley
'1379.52': because you see more of these these a
'138.48': broser's hamburger i never heard of them
'1381.679': mix of architecture which is why i love
'1383.919': this region right now
'1385.12': i think in about 10 years we're gonna
'1387.12': lose all of these
'1388.72': older low-rise buildings that were built
'1390.559': in the showa era
'1391.919': for more of the high-rise ones like this
'1393.76': little shack here probably the last
'1395.84': owner
'1396.799': is in his 80s or 90s and as soon as he
'140.239': but the burgers look
'1401.28': i don't know moves on it'll be sold off
'1405.12': probably by the kids and
'1406.32': the money will be used uh i don't know
'1409.039': build another house somewhere else
'141.28': really really good
'1412.0': but they'll build a big apartment
'1413.52': complex here that's what they usually do
'1417.12': there's another low showa era building
'1419.919': right there
'1420.48': looks like maybe 1960s
'1427.52': and behind it some shacks wow looks like
'1431.12': a little family business
'1433.2': wholesalers
'1439.679': i don't really have a lot of reasons to
'1441.12': come this way so i don't that often
'1443.6': this looks like because of the cardboard
'1445.279': boxes here part of the
'1446.72': part of that wholesaler here
'1450.96': let's keep on moving
'1462.72': diana leave from hong kong's in the
'1464.32': house sending some love with pear man
'1471.76': gaming monderox welcome from south
'1474.0': dakota glad
'1475.279': to catch you live before work you're
'1478.159': working awfully late
'148.48': so up we go into the neighborhood we're
'1480.64': just like i'm working awfully early
'1494.24': i don't know what that is there's a lot
'1496.0': of like like cellars for things here
'1498.64': again this area um in chua ward
'150.64': gonna be going out of exit number four
'1501.84': known for being near skiji market it was
'1504.64': also known as one of the marketplaces
'1506.24': nihonbashi used to be
'1507.6': the fish market but it moved in 1923
'1510.799': after the great
'1511.76': uh kanto earthquake this lot looks like
'1515.2': it's open
'1516.24': somebody's gonna be building something
'1517.6': there so the neighborhood isn't
'1520.159': is in change i don't think shintomicho
'1523.039': has much of a personality when they took
'1524.96': away the
'1525.679': kabuki theater it really did change
'153.519': which is a little bit of ways from where
'1531.44': i'm talking like in the taisho era a
'1533.2': hundred years ago and since then
'1535.6': there's a ladder that's probably the
'1537.279': reason you haven't heard of shintomicho
'1540.84': before
'1542.799': but it's a residential place too there
'1545.12': are houses here
'155.599': most of the people get on for
'1550.559': and again it's a pretty nice place to
'1553.039': live look at that
'1556.4': they really like cats
'156.8': shintomicho and there's a reason why
'1560.0': it's a pretty nice place to live
'1567.52': that was nice so we had somebody who who
'1569.279': came to say hi was watching the live
'1570.799': stream in the area
'1574.48': appa totally is owns this area
'1577.679': look at this
'1581.84': um alex writes in is this a touristy
'1583.919': area i wouldn't say so
'1585.84': i think it's again like a lot of people
'1588.159': don't know about it but because
'1589.76': tokyo is just overcrowded overflowing
'1592.159': with people
'1593.36': especially tourist hotels a lot of it
'1596.4': has moved into into this region because
'1598.88': it is pretty central
'160.879': how you doing everybody
'1600.64': i love how look at this on the side of
'1602.32': the streets in the middle middle of the
'1603.76': city center
'1605.039': and that looks like a parking garage
'1606.4': right there you just have somebody
'1608.799': a resident of this house likes to put
'1610.799': their plants here on the side
'1612.24': add some greenery to what otherwise
'1614.48': would be
'1615.44': an asphalt jungle very nice
'1618.72': and no no one steals anything like this
'1627.039': this is hachobori shintomicho so we're
'1629.52': very close between
'1631.36': two stations hachobori which is jr and
'1635.279': i believe uh hibiya line and then
'1637.52': shintomicho which is the yurakucho line
'1639.919': so it makes it pretty in
'1641.039': pretty convenient to put a hotel right
'1642.799': here in this spot
'1644.96': but i don't think the upper chain is
'1646.72': doing very well hey there's a post box
'1650.559': speaking of posts
'1654.32': i just released the new
'1658.72': postcards it's got the shinkansen on it
'166.319': hey i see tasty chronicles in the house
'1661.919': and you can get one too if you join our
'1664.48': patreon
'1665.84': it's like god do yourself so i'll plug
'1668.08': here this is the tokaido
'1670.72': tohoku shinkansen um in tokiwa green
'1674.48': departing from tokyo station has a
'1676.159': reflection of it on the in one that's
'1677.679': departing and one that was
'1679.2': still waiting for customers i use the
'1682.399': stamps here
'1683.36': this one's unsent here but this stamp is
'1687.52': oh what's the name of this game all of
'1689.12': the stamps come from a series
'1690.96': on tohoku representing symbols from the
'1693.52': great north of japan so
'1695.279': if you get the postcard you'll be
'1696.399': getting a stamp and a postmark from
'1698.0': tokyo
'1701.12': actually tokyo station because it's
'1702.64': right next to the shinkansen
'1708.24': shogi right my mind's not working today
'1712.48': shogi is a is a game of war
'1715.6': it sounds cool when you say it like that
'1718.32': so this is hachobori going in this
'1720.08': direction
'1720.64': i've taken you on live streams around
'1722.0': here and there's some pretty good
'1724.08': um niche restaurants
'1727.2': in the hachobori area that you would
'1730.559': might not know about because again like
'1732.72': everybody's in shibuya they're in
'1734.399': shinjuku they're in these areas
'1737.279': being out here is it's different it's
'1739.039': fresh it's quieter
'1745.44': there's a taibashi we're going now
'1747.2': towards the samida river
'1755.279': i could you know um when you think of
'1758.799': shogi i always think of akita i believe
'1762.0': up in akita that's where they have um
'1765.84': a station a train station that is famous
'1769.2': for
'1769.52': shogi i forget what it's called
'1774.24': was it akita or iwate i guess i can't
'1778.84': remember
'178.56': just a quick quiz right here do you see
'1780.0': but they had a clock that was shaped
'1781.44': like a shogi shogi piece
'1786.399': the station is very proud of their shogi
'1788.24': heritage
'1789.919': that might be pretty good to bring up in
'1791.36': a live stream
'180.0': on the sign here what are these things
'1805.279': um also in this area oh this is the this
'1808.0': is this is the french place
'1816.64': this is the french place yeah i ate
'1819.76': i ate here with my buddy simon before he
'182.4': do you know what they are
'1822.799': went back to canada last year
'1824.799': it was it was not too bad my son
'1828.32': michelle i think michelle that was
'1831.2': really good
'1834.32': wow it just like it hit me i parked my
'1837.44': bike right there
'1840.48': you've gone by wow
'185.84': you get these at japanese shrines and
'1853.279': this is one of my favorite vending
'1854.799': machine drinks the gokuri
'1857.84': has anyone had this before
'1870.32': this one doesn't this is an older
'1871.76': machine it doesn't take
'1875.84': it doesn't take uh suica or anything
'188.239': they're called
'1884.88': i'm getting some change sonny
'1889.279': oh look at the little teeny matcha tea
'189.599': omamori it's kind of cool that they put
'1891.44': pet bottles
'1906.159': oh my gosh
'191.84': these in english on the poster do you
'1918.24': that's a lot of coins why doesn't this
'1920.559': is what i want when i go to do gachapon
'1922.64': i always get a 500 yen coin which is
'1924.799': worthless
'1929.919': this is one of the first drinks that i
'193.36': have omamori
'1931.36': had when i came to japan
'1933.6': out of the vending machine and i was
'1935.279': really really pleased with it it's made
'1936.96': by sun torti
'1939.2': it's a good one speaking of drink
'194.319': and i guess because people can't go to
'1942.64': vending machines they're refilling one
'1945.12': right now
'1949.279': a lot of coffee coffee in the back
'195.76': the shrines maybe they have them
'1951.279': georgia coffee
'1952.88': pretty interesting
'1958.88': nothing too new right now
'196.8': digitally now which would be pretty cool
'1962.799': every now and then you'll find something
'1964.24': that's really out of sight
'1970.32': okay let's keep going this direction
'1975.6': see what we can find
'198.72': digital omamori i don't even think it
'1992.159': this is a nice corner to have a drink
'1994.559': watch the guy
'1996.24': fix the electrical wires
'200.56': counts if you don't go to the shrine
'2001.2': that's how i like to spend my afternoons
'2017.279': this is good
'2020.399': it's really good um the baby's doing
'2023.519': fine i appreciate a lot of you asking
'2026.24': um i haven't been getting a lot of sleep
'2028.399': but neither is kanai we've been doing
'2029.76': our best
'203.44': all right there's a gates one through
'2030.88': the little guy is is uh starting to
'2033.039': develop inside
'2034.48': he's got gas something that all parents
'2037.76': uh know what i'm talking about
'2040.96': more than me and i'm very proud of him
'2043.76': for
'2044.159': for that it's quite loud too frank the
'2046.88': tank is here
'2048.8': what's your favorite three japanese
'205.599': three is very central and it's for the
'2050.24': beers do you want me to rank them in
'2051.76': order for you frank
'2053.76': um you know it changes all the time
'2056.879': it used to be keaton but now it's it's
'2059.04': probably
'2061.359': wow i like the sapporo red star
'2064.879': i like asahi super dry they have this
'2067.28': fujiyama beer which is really good it's
'2069.119': almost like a craft beer
'207.36': city ward
'2070.639': the asahi fujiyama and um
'2074.32': yeah keaton kitten ichiban is just
'2076.56': really good it's a clear taste too
'2078.8': pretty good pretty good stuff so i'll
'208.159': chuoku which is a two award we're gonna
'2081.119': probably go right now
'2082.48': sapporo asahi keating but when i first
'2084.96': came here it was
'2085.679': keating
'2088.96': so it changes
'2092.639': it's like do you like miller light or do
'2094.48': you like michelob
'2095.919': or do you like budweiser it's just it's
'2098.64': hard to uh
'210.72': be going towards
'2100.8': hard to say
'2106.0': okay let me put this in my bag
'2110.56': looks like hiding behind this tree
'2116.16': um it's lunchtime right now so we have a
'2118.079': lot of people
'2119.76': a lot of business people out and about
'212.4': exit 4 and there's a reason why
'2121.359': getting bentos which means
'2123.76': um this supermarket here
'2127.04': so and shintomicho you're not gonna find
'2129.119': a lot of supermarkets
'2131.839': but this is one of them and um you know
'2134.8': when you
'2135.68': when you live in in the center of the
'2137.44': city things are kind of
'2139.2': more expensive maybe by 15
'2143.04': more sometimes 20. i don't know it just
'2145.119': depends
'2148.32': it's just hard to find things but you
'2150.079': can always find a supermarket in the
'2152.079': department stores in the basement
'2154.96': so even in central ginza you'll be able
'2156.64': to get some groceries but
'2158.079': that is not the ideal place to be
'2159.68': grocery shopping
'2162.24': not at all
'2170.839': champagne
'2174.4': met the baby they have but not on my
'2176.16': side we're trapped and we can't go to
'2178.4': the united states yet it's kind of hard
'2181.2': it's kind of hard right now
'2185.359': they meet via facetime taylor
'2188.88': writes in here happy to hear leo rio leo
'2191.359': rio and
'2192.32': and uh can i are doing well i'm planning
'2194.8': to come to
'2195.52': tokyo in october if it's allowed which
'2197.44': area of tokyo would you
'2198.64': recommend getting a hotel in um you know
'2201.44': that's a good question
'2203.119': when people ask me that i i just i i
'2206.079': think
'2206.4': boy i don't really want to make a
'2207.76': recommendation because
'2209.599': i know that um everybody's different
'2212.4': everybody has a different personality
'2214.0': than me that's something that i'm very
'2216.079': mindful of and
'2217.839': you know if you're looking for if this
'2219.119': is your first time in tokyo and you're
'2220.4': looking for the bright lights and
'2222.079': being close to in the middle of
'2223.839': everything then
'2225.2': yeah maybe shibuya is the place for you
'2227.119': i don't know
'2228.4': but for me if you're asking what i would
'2230.8': do
'2231.839': this is a little community message board
'2234.079': that looks like that's been here since
'2235.92': for the last 50 years
'2240.839': interesting i like the little details
'2243.359': it's easy for you to miss these
'2246.16': these little things like a message board
'2249.52': but a lot of character in the in the
'2254.839': metal
'2261.119': i like i always prefer to stay up in
'2263.44': asakusa
'2264.8': asakusa up there in taito ward
'2268.0': it's quiet it's cultural meaning you'll
'2270.64': see
'2271.76': a lot of old buildings a lot of
'2274.4': traditional restaurants up there
'2276.4': it's quieter way way quieter and it's on
'2279.68': the ginza line
'2280.96': which will take you through ginza
'2282.72': shimbashi and shibuya
'2284.56': so you can get back without having to
'2286.48': change lines to your hotel if you want
'2288.079': to go to shibuya
'2289.2': it just takes about 30 minutes 35
'229.44': you can see here the tokyo network is
'2291.119': minutes on the the ginza line to get
'2293.04': back to asakusa
'2295.839': in the morning it's so peaceful there
'2297.599': too and you only really see it
'2299.68': if you stay there
'2306.4': all right so exactly how expensive are
'2308.56': apartments here
'231.2': pretty thorough
'2310.16': well i'm glad that i asked
'2313.599': this is a 2k which is two rooms here you
'2316.72': have a
'2317.92': a living and a kitchen sort of together
'232.48': i'll start with the blinking let's look
'2321.359': and then you have a tatami room this
'2322.72': would be the bedroom right here six
'2324.56': tatami mats
'2325.76': six and a half to tommy mats 2.4 tatami
'2328.64': mats
'2329.599': and i guess a little closet here there's
'233.92': down here at this map it's in english
'2331.76': a toilet with a walk-in
'2333.599': sink so usually the sink and the toilet
'2336.64': are separated so this might be
'2338.96': an older place and it is from 1984
'2342.88': and that's what the building looks like
'2344.96': they want one month of of key money and
'2347.119': one month of
'2348.64': um security deposit shikikin and 18
'2352.8': and it's 35 meters squared it looks
'2355.28': pretty
'2355.839': clean i don't know what do you think
'2358.88': the price is 1 200 a month
'236.159': um in the whole scheme of things let's
'2363.76': depending on the exchange rate uh
'2366.88': more importantly how far is it it's
'2369.2': three minutes from skiji station on foot
'2371.599': and one minute to shin tomicho
'2373.359': station so that's very convenient
'2376.8': i don't know that's kind of small
'238.64': see here
'2380.32': what else they got here this is even
'2383.119': smaller it's a one
'2384.32': room it's seven hundred dollars
'2387.44': seventy thousand yen or about seven
'2388.8': hundred dollars depending on the
'2389.76': exchange rate maybe six hundred fifty
'2390.96': dollars right now
'2392.48': that's it that is so small what
'2396.88': this is a balcony this is the main room
'2399.839': and
'240.08': shibuya would be right here shinjuku
'2400.56': there's no and here's a little burner
'2402.48': for kitchen
'2403.599': the toilet and the sink are together
'2405.599': like really really close
'2407.92': here's the door and i guess you put the
'2409.68': shoes here and there's a closet
'2412.4': that's it that i could not live there
'2415.44': it's three minutes walk from um
'2418.88': from the station
'2422.96': yeah kayabacho station three-minute walk
'2425.839': which is where the
'2426.96': the tokyo stock exchange is so i don't
'243.599': this is the imperial palace which is
'2430.16': know it looks kind of nice
'2432.56': what do you think i mean if you're
'2435.28': single in your 20s maybe
'2438.24': you have to do laundry in a laundry room
'2440.24': and that's part of the building
'2441.52': the building's a little bit old it was
'2443.359': it's uh it's not as old as i am
'2445.76': 1977 april was built 23 square meters is
'2449.76': the space
'245.28': where the emperor lives
'2450.88': so this room is a little bit bigger than
'2452.8': than
'2454.079': than you think i think it's a little bit
'2456.48': more spacious
'2457.44': i'm sure they're using a wide lens on
'2459.44': that one
'246.72': and we are at shintomicho which is right
'2461.92': i bet they're using a wide lens to give
'2463.52': it some space this one is more
'2466.96': is a very interesting shape here this is
'2468.88': about seventeen thousand
'2470.88': seven hundred uh this is about one
'2473.359': thousand
'2474.56': seven hundred dollars a month a one ldk
'2477.2': living dining kitchen
'2479.44': and it's got a very unique shape to it
'248.879': here and the yakuto line runs pretty
'2482.16': this is nine tatami mats which is quite
'2484.16': spacious
'2485.599': uh together with this one which is seven
'2487.44': so there you have 16 already
'2489.359': four and a half for this room there's a
'2492.56': kitchen here so the kitchen
'2494.319': i like this so you can you can uh this
'2497.119': is living dining kitchen this one room
'2499.2': is all of that
'2500.0': and it's a no smoking apartment complex
'2503.52': it has bicycle space
'2506.96': and it's a relatively new building 2004
'2509.68': june
'251.2': straight across the city going
'2510.16': 50 square meters 10th floor is available
'2513.119': for this price
'2514.319': i think it's i think it's not too bad of
'2517.44': a deal the place looks fairly new hmm
'252.879': um going right past the imperial palace
'2522.72': interesting so that's what's available
'2524.64': around here
'2533.52': oh wow they're selling strawberries oh
'2535.92': they got watermelons out
'2541.599': look at the strawberries up there this
'2544.16': the prices have been slashed
'2548.64': all right the last part i want last
'255.68': and then it starts to go up towards
'2550.24': place i want to show you
'2552.0': is in this direction
'2559.2': i love these neighborhood walks all
'2560.64': emanating from a station
'2566.88': if you like disney road walks too and
'2568.319': you share and you share that enthusiasm
'257.12': ikebukuro
'2570.72': click that like button appreciate it
'2573.68': very much
'2574.72': um this is harumi dori it's going
'2577.359': straight here this will take you to
'2578.4': tsukishima
'2579.599': and the sumida river you make a left
'258.799': so it's a pretty convenient line and i
'2581.44': towards monzen nakacho right to
'2583.04': kachidoki as the sign says
'2584.96': and there was a yellow hummer that went
'2586.96': by which is kind of cool looking car
'2590.8': we're now going to go up onto the bridge
'2593.599': and i want to show you the tokyo sky
'2595.119': tree from the sumida river
'2597.119': it's beautiful on a day like this i
'2598.64': think it's going to be pretty to see
'260.959': live in this area so
'2601.04': to the right where we started the live
'2602.72': stream is
'2605.119': st luke's hospital
'2608.16': so leo was born here
'2612.0': it's a very relaxing area once you get
'2614.64': past that traffic light it gets super
'2616.4': quiet not a lot of traffic in there
'2618.48': there's an emergency room it's a private
'262.56': it's kind of like my backyard
'2620.319': hospital
'2627.52': whoa food truck
'2631.359': that is awesome paella food truck
'2638.88': very cool very cool all right let's get
'2641.839': moving
'2645.52': i like to see people
'2649.359': selling food on the street i promise and
'2652.96': i would get a rebento
'2654.72': so i know a good bento shop in the
'266.08': inside of sintomicho is a bakery
'2660.839': neighborhood
'2663.52': nova khd hi john my mom suffered a
'2667.44': stroke two years ago and has been
'2669.28': bedridden
'2670.079': since then she loves watching your
'2671.839': videos and has always tuned
'2673.2': always tunes in during your livestream
'2674.88': she wants me to donate 100
'2676.4': for your newly born child and get
'2678.4': whatever you see fit please say hello to
'2680.24': her
'2680.96': her name is grace hi grace
'2685.76': hi grace i hope you're doing well
'2689.359': you picked a very beautiful day to come
'2691.44': to tokyo with me check it out we got a
'2693.28': blue sky
'2694.079': here and i'm about to take you
'2697.119': to see one of the one of my favorite
'2699.76': places
'270.08': oh let's just take a quick look i
'2701.28': a bridge with a beautiful view of the
'2704.16': skytree
'2707.04': so thank you so much for that
'2714.56': you have a lot of people here that are
'2715.92': watching too saying hi to you grace
'2718.48': we have maybe one of the best
'272.72': haven't been here
'2720.24': communities i like to think we have the
'2721.52': best community on youtube everyone's so
'273.44': i haven't been here since last year but
'2730.839': friendly
'2736.8': all right so you can see here you can
'2738.64': get on to the bridge
'274.639': it looks like they put plastic in there
'2740.0': if you're a car but we can't do that but
'2742.8': luckily
'2743.76': in about a hundred meters which an
'2746.4': olympic
'2747.04': sprinter could get in to in nine seconds
'2749.599': it's gonna take us like a minute
'2752.079': but it's gonna be it's a lot better than
'2755.04': minutes a lot better
'2756.0': when it's sunny out here
'276.88': whoa check out these cherry blossom
'2774.72': that's towards st luke's hospital
'278.56': looking uh croissants
'2784.24': wow it is it's just chilly enough where
'2786.64': you need a jacket
'2788.72': but it's warm enough that it makes you
'2790.72': feel so alive
'2792.88': i could wear shorts but today i choose
'2794.96': not to
'2798.48': another great contrast here look at
'28.84': this
'2800.079': those beautiful flowers
'2802.319': right there that's a brand new apartment
'2805.839': complex i think that's
'2807.48': 2007 i believe that one was built
'281.12': i'm gonna have to stop on my way back
'2810.4': because i was looking at that as maybe a
'2812.24': place to live but the prices were
'2813.839': ridiculous and then you have these
'2815.839': low-rise buildings here from the showa
'2817.92': period
'2818.96': maybe 19 1940s or 50s right after world
'282.88': here and they have cherry blossoms on
'2822.88': war ii looks like they're put up
'2824.56': this style here which is built i think
'2826.56': it's like
'2828.16': three floors and then the slope i see a
'2830.64': lot of buildings like that
'2832.24': and i always wonder why they sloped it
'2834.88': like this so that's a question i'm gonna
'2836.24': have to ask some of the
'2838.16': architectures
'284.479': top of these ampon
'2842.319': there's a lot of history in how the
'2845.52': the building codes are set up in tokyo
'2847.839': again it's an ancient city
'2850.079': with a lot of buildings that are still
'2852.079': very old
'2853.44': so it's those old traditional laws
'2857.119': some of them are still in place like the
'2859.76': one in akihabara with the secret shrine
'286.16': which look beautiful look at that
'2861.599': in the back there
'2862.88': that is an actual public road now public
'2866.4': roads are supposed to be i think a meter
'2868.0': at least a meter wide but this one is
'2869.839': not
'2871.04': so it's it's grandfathered in
'2875.04': making it one of the most unique public
'2877.52': roads in the city of tokyo which
'2879.44': is just an alley
'2882.88': by today's standard
'2886.4': whoa
'2890.559': very modern look
'2898.16': here's a brand new restaurant
'2904.88': serving some lunch right now it's five
'2907.04': or six customers in there
'291.6': i have a point card for this place and
'2910.88': all right so it's gonna move on here
'2913.119': we're gonna go up this
'2915.359': up this uh stairwell and then look back
'2918.88': at a beautiful sight on the river
'2921.28': hopefully it's not too windy up there
'2923.76': ruins with the audio a little bit runs
'2926.0': the audio
'2929.599': this cherry blossom season is done here
'293.12': they have three different kinds of melon
'2933.2': and you can see that that tree right
'2934.72': there over the stairwells i used to walk
'2936.4': that
'2936.72': when i came here daily to say hi to
'2938.72': kanai when she was in the hospital
'294.88': pond
'2940.8': the blossoms are gone now maybe there's
'2942.4': a couple that are still hanging on there
'2944.16': we'll try to find them
'2948.96': ah
'295.6': this one looks like a kocha or or
'2954.8': i love the recycling bins all over the
'2956.96': city like this
'2971.52': this is where the ferry departed back in
'2974.8': the old days
'2976.48': showa 28 which is um
'298.639': tea flavored and chocolate flavored
'2981.76': gosh i don't know the 1930s maybe 1940s
'2985.28': early 40s
'2986.559': you can see the boats crossing the
'2988.24': samida river and you're gonna get a
'2989.44': better sense of it when
'2990.4': in about two minutes when we get up
'2991.76': there but this is the
'2993.52': the pier the launching point for the
'2995.76': boats to go to an island called
'2998.4': sukuda and i'm going to show you that
'3.84': why 20.
'30.08': greetings and welcome to shintomicho
'3000.8': right now
'3002.4': i've been there a couple of times over
'3003.839': the last last few weeks
'3009.119': i don't see any any stragglers sometimes
'3012.48': you'll find one or two
'3013.52': oh there's one
'3016.96': a couple of blossoms that are still
'3018.4': hanging on do you see them in the center
'3020.72': kind of pinkish but they've all
'3025.119': including the petals you'll find a few
'3026.72': of them on the ground here
'3028.72': but most of them are gone too
'3032.88': it's sad we've spring is so delicate
'3045.599': all right here you go
'3048.96': grace get ready we're about to see a
'305.919': so that's what lawson's in here
'3050.72': really beautiful view
'3061.92': this is one of the dozens of bridges
'3064.96': that cross
'3066.079': the samita river
'3069.44': the main river through the city of tokyo
'3078.8': oh yes oh do you see it do you see it
'3081.839': all right cool we're gonna have a double
'3083.28': whammy
'3086.319': this is where the fairy crossed and this
'3088.96': island here is called scuda
'3090.88': and this is where i've been walking
'3092.4': around showing you the cherry blossoms
'3094.0': about a month ago right there it's all
'3096.16': green now
'310.88': let's go out exit 4.
'3106.559': and in about five seconds you're gonna
'3110.24': see
'3110.559': a double whammy because i'm pointing the
'3113.76': camera
'3114.96': right here because you know what's
'3116.319': coming underneath us right now
'3120.0': i could hear it rumbling
'3123.76': a boat that needs no introduction
'3128.96': but it's taking its bloody time
'3137.28': where art down you boat
'3145.04': ah space boat
'3158.72': i can't do space music with an air
'3161.04': guitar it's impossible
'3164.96': a space boat makes its way down the
'3167.44': samina river
'3170.48': you will see in the next 10 seconds or
'3172.64': less
'3175.839': the tokyo skytree
'3180.559': we call this shot the double whammy
'3207.119': makes an arch turning a little bit to
'3209.28': the right
'3210.88': to go underneath chuo bridge
'3215.839': will eventually end its ride
'3219.28': right outside of oscusa
'3222.8': the house for the food and drink fun
'3224.48': john that's going straight to
'3226.079': to kanai's lunch
'3230.0': thank you for that and grace yours is
'3233.52': going towards
'3235.839': cover beef ups at the house please show
'3237.28': us the wisteria blooming
'3239.119': if you get a chance i absolutely will
'324.88': now this is a this exit has been redone
'3241.44': i'm i'm going to be going up north to
'3243.359': tohoku because i have to
'3244.88': for a video that i'm producing
'3248.48': these are challenging times because of
'3251.04': the fourth wave but
'3252.8': i got to get the shot so probably going
'3254.8': next week
'3256.8': um and you and you're coming with me so
'3258.559': you'll get a chance to see some of the
'3260.079': blossoms blooming up north a little bit
'3262.559': near near the sendai area
'3266.48': but countryside i'm not going to be
'3268.079': going to the city this is a really
'327.6': recently
'3270.16': beautiful park here
'3271.52': um you can see there's a lighthouse this
'3273.28': is where the boats used to depart
'3275.68': that would cross across cut across the
'3277.52': samida river
'3281.839': and uh it's just such a beautiful place
'3283.76': on a day like this
'3284.88': you can get a boxed lunch this is why
'3287.04': you should stay in this area
'3288.64': get a box lunch and just sit along the
'3290.559': river and watch the boats go by
'3292.16': but i would recommend cutting coming
'3293.44': across the bridge and sitting there
'3294.64': because they have picnic tables
'3296.319': over on the other side and you can eat a
'3298.319': in a bento and kids can play in the
'33.12': this is a neighborhood in the city of
'330.4': because of the tokyo olympics coming
'3300.16': grass there
'3301.2': there's a playground just just a little
'3304.4': bit over to the right near
'3306.0': tsukishima station which is on the
'3307.44': yurakucho line
'3309.599': it's a beautiful area of the city
'3316.079': any last questions before we end this
'3317.92': live stream
'3322.16': i'm here for you
'3329.2': hey heir to the ron here's for the wipes
'3331.599': to clean here
'3332.559': monkey there's nobody here all right
'3335.92': aaron aaron the air buggy's maiden
'3339.28': voyage
'3339.76': was it was spectacular i posted a
'334.0': a lot of the subway stations
'3342.079': picture of it on the in
'3343.52': in the discord server um actually i
'3345.76': think i have the
'3346.559': if you want to see aaron's aaron's air
'3349.68': buggy for leo i actually have the link
'3352.96': here
'3354.559': check out our discord community i like
'3356.4': to go analog here
'3357.599': yeah this is a free invitation um it's
'3359.76': free
'3360.88': some people add this as a perk but you
'3362.64': could you could see this on
'3364.079': in the um photos and videos and in the
'3366.319': general chat i'll put post a picture of
'3367.76': the aaron
'3368.72': buggy for leo it's so cute i'll put a
'3370.64': picture of leo in there too if you want
'3372.079': to take a look and see how he's doing
'3373.92': i'll put that on the discord server a
'3375.599': good reason for you to sign up and check
'3377.04': out
'3377.359': it's free i think the you can download
'3379.119': the app or something
'338.479': a lot of the subway stations have been
'3381.2': you can use it on the computer too
'3382.88': discord's kind of like
'3384.72': i don't know it's like this this
'3386.799': headquarters for everything that we do
'3388.839': now
'339.919': renovated mostly so they will be more
'3390.24': because you can chat in there and i
'3391.44': could do uh phone calls and video chats
'3393.52': and all this other stuff
'3398.24': that's doing pretty good the maiden
'3399.44': voyage was a big success so smooth the
'3402.16': aaron buggy is
'3403.68': jay jersey girl just stacking my money
'3406.319': so i can visit tohoku and totori
'3408.96': from salt lake city utah please please
'3411.68': come for a visit
'3412.64': uh when you do hit hitohoku but
'3415.76': gosh those places are great too i'm
'3418.72': actually going to be going that
'3419.599': direction in a couple of weeks too
'342.479': accessible to people that um
'3421.2': i got a project i'm filming near the
'3423.359': kansai region but not
'3424.72': near kobe inland top secret can't tell
'3428.24': you
'3429.2': but it's very near to tori
'3435.599': and betty c is the space boat a tour
'3437.839': boat that takes you sightseeing
'3439.92': the space boat is actually that's a good
'3442.48': question
'3443.119': space boat is actually um
'3446.799': it's a bus it's a it's a boat bus
'345.52': are disabled i know it's really hard
'3451.599': a floating bus it will take you from one
'3453.92': side of the city to the next but while
'3455.44': it's taking you
'3456.88': it will explain about the history of the
'3458.559': bridges inside so mostly tourists are
'3461.28': taking it but
'3462.079': i've seen some locals also jump on the
'3464.48': space boat
'3465.76': just because it's cool and it takes you
'3468.16': to a place that's very hard to get to
'3469.76': odaiba
'347.68': before the olympics a lot of the
'3471.119': which require from asakusa about the
'3473.839': same amount of time as taking the space
'3475.92': boat
'3476.72': so in the end it's a it's less crowded
'3480.24': more relaxed
'3480.96': to get jump on the space space from
'3482.96': asakusa to get to odaiba than it is to
'3484.72': try taking a train
'3486.319': and even if you take a taxi the prices
'3488.64': are so expensive
'349.039': stations were built in the 1980s and 70s
'3490.0': um it's not worth it whoa look at that
'3493.52': crow wow we just went under the water
'3497.76': do you see that
'35.92': tokyo
'3502.4': there was this black bird it looked like
'3504.319': a floating crow
'3506.4': it's gone you see it
'3511.2': it's not coming up for air anyways
'3512.799': anywhere
'3515.2': there's my shadow right there
'3519.2': i don't see that bird anywhere i saw it
'352.32': and they weren't really thinking of
'3521.28': for a second and it's just gone
'3523.44': it's like and it's like space boat
'3525.119': except space food doesn't dive
'353.919': accessibility um
'3530.079': that's weird i've seen those birds
'3533.04': before they're mythical it's like this
'3534.96': i think it's i think that that's what
'3536.799': they saw this loch ness monster i think
'3538.48': it was a just like a diving crow duck
'3541.92': i don't how does it stay under that long
'3544.799': is it sucking air from
'3546.319': like plankton or something
'355.84': back then but in this decade i believe
'3552.16': if it comes up for air in the next 10
'3553.92': seconds i'll show you the last thing i
'3555.68': do want to show you is this is where the
'3557.2': ducks
'3558.64': oh i found it it came back up
'3561.68': it does exist wow you totally move wow
'3564.88': it went under again
'3572.64': you saw that right
'3576.64': it swim from there from there to there
'3579.44': it was there
'358.4': tokyo is going to be one of become one
'3581.68': incredible this should be in the
'3583.04': olympics that over there on the
'3585.04': across is where the ducks hang out this
'3586.72': is a sanctuary for ducks
'3588.4': i would say sanctuary because you can
'359.919': of the most accessible places in the
'3590.24': taunt them from the other side of that
'3592.24': fence
'3593.04': it's true
'3596.48': there's one duck i guess um stretching
'3598.96': its wings all right folks that's all oh
'36.96': that a lot of people don't know about
'3601.04': it's back
'3604.88': what is that
'3608.319': wow
'361.44': world
'3612.16': it's gone again it's swam all the way
'3614.559': around under the water is aren't there
'3616.0': currents
'3618.96': it's a ufo bird
'362.24': for cities just because with the
'3623.599': it's a loon which makes sense looney
'3626.839': tunes
'3637.44': sorry the comrades are the birds that in
'364.319': paralympics coming here and
'3640.48': gifu they
'3641.44': strangle the neck with a with a tube so
'3643.52': that they can catch the fish
'3645.04': but they can't swallow it and then they
'3646.96': pull it out it's kind of cruel
'3648.64': but they've been doing that for
'3649.68': generations here
'3652.72': a komaron yeah not a crow that's a shame
'3657.2': is that a crow
'3660.319': no they're not out they're not invited
'3663.52': out here
'3664.559': all right folks that's about it that's
'3665.839': all that i have thanks for sharing your
'3667.119': afternoon your night with me wherever
'3668.64': you are in the world
'3669.52': i'll be taking another live stream
'3670.96': tomorrow and next week we're going to be
'3673.04': going traveling again
'3674.24': because of the pandemic i do apologize
'3676.079': they're not as exciting as the traveling
'3678.16': live streams from before
'3679.839': last year but we're going to make it
'3682.64': until we can travel again and then we're
'3684.24': gonna be back on the road quite a bit
'3686.319': it's good it's good that i can be home
'3687.76': more because you know
'3689.44': leo is just born and it's good to be you
'3691.2': have to be home now i gotta get my wife
'3693.04': some lunch
'3693.68': so thanks everybody for the support
'3694.96': grace thank you i hope you're doing well
'3697.28': i hope this made your day a little bit
'3698.96': better on the other side over there
'370.56': we are back one of the reasons why i
'3700.799': the pacific thanks everybody see you
'3702.64': tomorrow
'3706.0': skytree pretty cool
'372.4': wanted to take you to exit 4. you can
'374.8': hear the wind by here
'378.639': i wanted to take you to exit 4 because
'381.199': shin tomicho station
'383.039': connects with tsukiji station in a way
'39.28': the closing doors let's wait for the
'392.0': that's shintomicho this is exit 4. if
'394.24': you were to walk straight
'398.0': if you were to walk straight for i don't
'40.96': yorkshire's line to leave
'400.88': know about 100 meters
'402.4': or less you'll see uh tsukiji
'405.759': station
'406.319': which is on the hibiya line and let me
'408.479': zoom by there i don't have to actually
'409.84': walk over there
'411.199': do you see that in the distance that
'413.919': skiji station that's the hibiya line
'416.96': so
'420.96': many times i have to actually exit here
'423.68': to get to the hibia line which would
'425.36': take you to akihabara
'427.12': or towards um roppongi
'430.639': so that's uh it's good to know
'434.8': they don't connect underground they
'436.24': connect above ground
'440.8': so let's get moving there's a reason why
'443.52': i brought you to this one exit four
'446.08': not only is it a new exit it's really
'448.4': pretty looking
'450.0': it's part of the thumbnail it's also
'453.599': goes over the shitoko or exit for the
'457.36': highway that goes around the city of
'458.88': tokyo
'459.759': and this is the back entrance to
'463.28': shintomi inari shrine which we're gonna
'465.84': make a stop at
'476.4': if i pan over here to the right you're
'478.0': gonna see a big tall building in the
'479.599': distance
'481.44': that and the grounds be before it
'483.919': towards us
'485.039': is saint luke's hospital and this is a
'487.759': hospital that was set up uh
'489.84': over over a century ago by i believe it
'49.44': it's a neighborhood that i don't know
'493.199': was an american doctor
'494.639': this was where the american embassy was
'496.639': just in front of that building the first
'498.24': american embassy
'499.52': now it's been moved to akasaka but
'502.72': actually all the foreigners were in edo
'505.68': at the time
'506.4': were placed in tsukiji which is this
'508.8': area
'509.44': and once again if you just go straight
'512.24': for about
'513.2': 300 meters you get the tsukiji market
'517.36': pretty cool this is the exit ramp
'52.079': after
'52.48': the uh great the great
'521.039': for the shitoko or the tokyo highway
'525.36': many times i have to come out of here
'526.88': because i live in this area
'530.64': it dumps you right off and i believe
'532.48': this is just a runoff this used to be a
'534.08': river dried up
'535.76': the whole shutoko on this side the
'538.24': city's
'538.959': uh expressway use is a dried up river
'541.76': which they found
'542.72': by drying up the river they could uh
'545.6': they could sort of bypass
'547.04': all of these very ancient property
'55.52': kanto earthquake in 1923 a lot of it was
'550.08': rights
'551.44': because nobody owned the river so they
'553.04': dried up the river but the highway there
'554.959': so the highway actually meanders a
'557.36': little bit left and right
'559.68': and they built that very fast for the
'561.44': tokyo
'562.72': 1964 olympics
'567.76': and let's get moving
'571.2': that building in the distance is the
'572.88': chuoku or chu award
'574.959': city office and they have um
'578.0': satellite offices all around the ward
'580.0': it's not too big the central area
'582.0': most famous for nihombashi and
'585.519': our house we're now going into the back
'588.88': alleys here
'59.039': demolished
'59.84': naturally by the earthquake and then in
'598.88': we do have a very beautiful sunny day
'601.12': blue skies
'602.48': not a lot of wind here in japan
'605.6': in tokyo at the moment fair weather
'611.04': all right up this way i don't see the
'613.92': shrine this way
'615.12': up this way and what is that shop
'618.56': i'm always kind of interested looks
'62.239': uh
'62.879': the fire bombing of 1945 march 10th
'623.36': a yamaha something in the back alleys
'627.12': you're gonna find all sorts of unusual
'628.959': things
'629.839': restaurants that you didn't know existed
'633.44': as well as little neighborhood shrines
'636.48': and that's where we're headed to right
'637.68': now look at this meat veggie cheese
'639.92': bistro
'641.36': just in an alley it's closed right now
'646.56': until march march 21st it's closed wait
'649.76': it closed on march 21st oh
'651.68': that's a that's a shame over here on the
'654.56': right
'657.92': is a very old shrine
'66.479': a lot of that was also destroyed in this
'661.04': and you can see now it's it's just a
'662.72': neighborhood shrine it's surrounded by
'664.32': buildings
'666.399': um that were built up around it it's an
'669.68': ancient shrine
'671.12': and in japan they don't move the shrines
'672.959': they build around it they
'674.32': make sure they protect places like this
'679.36': although it's modern now and it's been
'68.159': area a lot of it is brand new this
'680.88': rebuilt many times
'682.72': it's still an inari shrine
'686.48': which i believe is the god of harvest
'688.0': and
'689.68': it's painted in this
'693.2': meaning like it's like the color of the
'694.959': sun and if you've ever been to kyoto's
'696.72': fushimi inari shrine
'698.399': that's the one with ten thousand gates
'70.32': neighborhood
'700.48': it's painted in the same color
'703.12': now there's only one gate here called a
'705.44': tori
'709.92': let's see if i have five yen on me
'71.2': we're going to be exploring everything
'715.6': oh my i don't they don't take suica
'717.76': either so we're gonna
'718.639': gonna pay our respects here i don't have
'72.88': above ground
'722.0': five yen
'723.12': ah it's a beautiful color
'726.72': and again like you can see the
'728.32': neighborhood houses are built around
'729.519': here and
'730.24': i think when you move to japan everybody
'732.639': especially english teachers or
'735.36': new residents or expats they find like
'737.76': walking around their neighborhood they
'739.04': find little places like this and it's
'74.88': and as i said you might not know about
'740.8': just so
'741.519': amazing to be uh like surrounded by
'744.399': something that's
'745.04': that's it feels so japanese right to be
'748.079': living next to a shrine no matter the
'749.839': size of it it doesn't matter
'751.36': joy writes in here cute shrine it
'753.279': absolutely is i can see little
'754.88': neighborhood cats hanging out there
'757.12': over here in the corner another um
'760.24': important part of the tsukiji area we
'762.079': know about the fish market
'764.24': and shintomicho would i believe
'767.44': is part of skiji you find a lot of
'77.04': this neighborhood
'770.399': organic and
'772.16': vegetable markets that's pretty
'774.88': interesting over there you find one
'776.16': right on the
'778.0': right near exit uh i think five here's a
'78.0': but you kind of do because it's in
'781.279': little shop here
'783.6': what are they selling
'789.68': it's called litus
'80.799': between
'800.16': i guess they're selling oh bakery items
'804.0': oh very cool
'807.839': there's some uh muffins
'811.36': and donuts and it's just this little
'814.32': teeny
'815.2': shop with a kitchen and a bakery in the
'817.68': back
'818.32': with an oven i guess you'd call it a
'82.08': so many big attractions like nihombashi
'820.399': kitchen right since it's
'822.56': that's pretty cool it's pretty modern
'824.079': too
'826.24': right next to it isn't i love this look
'828.079': check it out
'829.92': right next to that modern shop is this
'832.079': old
'832.959': wood wood and aluminum shack
'836.72': that looks like it was built in the
'838.24': showa period kind of a post
'84.56': tokyo station
'840.56': post world war ii looking building made
'843.839': really quickly
'845.04': living together with a modern bakery
'847.279': that is so
'848.72': that's this area of tokyo believe it or
'850.8': not
'854.32': tasty chronicles rights and go back to
'856.079': the shrine this is to cover the blessing
'859.279': all right you know what i'm going to
'86.24': tsukiji the old fish market was there
'860.24': loop back around because i got to go
'861.6': that direction anyways
'863.519': and i'll see if i can find 5 yen i got
'865.36': maybe we'll buy something at the vending
'866.8': machine and give something bigger than 5
'868.839': yen
'870.079': thanks tasty
'874.72': gmon threefold is here big cup of joe i
'878.16': could actually actually could use one
'879.76': brad fletcher
'880.88': glad i was able to catch some of the
'882.48': stream before heading to bed hope you
'883.839': and kanai and the baby are doing well
'885.199': we're doing great thanks for asking
'887.36': um i i wanted to do this stream a little
'889.12': bit earlier because i know a lot of
'89.92': and this is the old residential
'890.399': people on the east coast
'891.44': are always in bed when i stream at 2 pm
'893.6': but it's like prime time in california
'896.24': check that building out across the
'897.68': street this is what i'm talking about
'900.16': when i talk about the um
'902.88': um pre the
'906.0': uh post canto earthquake buildings
'909.519': they're built in the 1930s it's a shame
'91.2': neighborhood where st luke's hospital is
'911.44': that that vans
'912.48': right in front of it this one was built
'914.56': in the 1930s
'916.48': following the great kanto earthquake
'920.399': uh and the thing with the earthquake was
'922.079': it wasn't the quake itself that
'924.0': destroyed
'925.04': everything it was the subsequent fires
'928.399': that wiped out a lot of the city and
'930.399': killed so many people people were
'931.519': jumping in the rivers to try to escape
'933.199': it but
'935.04': i've seen the pictures of it at the
'937.279': museum
'938.56': it's a horrible sight but just pan
'94.24': and that's the station layout and we're
'940.959': around
'941.839': everything is brand new the result of
'945.279': you know the uh earthquake
'948.56': and the fire bombings of 1945 which were
'950.959': were absolutely
'952.8': just flattened this area of the city
'956.16': and then i'm really glad that this
'958.8': building
'959.759': i'm guessing survived the firebombings
'96.0': going to go take a look above
'963.04': of 1945 because i know it was built
'964.8': before that that's copper
'966.72': a copper alloy on there which turns
'969.199': green
'97.52': here it's on the yurakucho line
'970.24': that's very symbolic of the area of skij
'973.279': there's a load of loads of buildings
'974.959': with that style but what let's actually
'977.12': we can cross the street
'978.32': here's a crosswalk
'986.079': they've used two different kinds of
'987.839': plating here
'990.399': looks like scales or something on the
'992.32': second floor
'993.759': that's pretty unique
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#onlyinjapan #Tokyo | null | 3240 | '0.799': arriving at shinto
'1003.44': not sure if that building is in
'1004.56': operation anymore
'1006.959': you'll also find lots of little
'1008.48': memorials here lots of
'101.84': which goes from shinkiba this is where
'1010.639': monuments i'm not sure exactly what this
'1013.36': is but
'1014.24': probably marking a building that was
'1018.32': here
'1019.279': a memorial of some of some sort
'1022.48': across the street is the tax building
'1024.72': and that's where i wanted to go okay
'1025.919': it's a green light we could cross here
'1030.799': this beautiful new tax building just
'1033.36': finished construction i believe last
'1035.039': year
'1036.16': this is a beautiful tax building yeah
'1039.76': it's tax season now in the u.s we just
'1043.28': finished in japan
'1045.36': i'm looking for the monument maybe
'1046.72': they've they've moved it but this used
'1048.48': to be
'1049.76': a shin tomiza
'105.2': you would go to tokyo disneyland
'1052.799': i believe is what it was called
'1053.84': shintomiza which is the kabuki
'1056.08': theater for this area
'1059.679': so let me see if i can find it here
'1066.08': the chuo metropolitan taxation office
'107.92': here's shintomicho so it's not that far
'1070.4': sounds exciting
'1073.84': all right maybe this is it here
'1078.72': yeah here's the sign so they kind of
'1080.799': moved to the side
'1081.84': this is the former site of shintomiza
'1086.88': and hnl808 thank you
'1090.48': for fighting it out
'1093.679': archong 89 i first discovered you when
'1095.679': you took us to the hidden shrine and
'1096.96': akihabara use this to get some pastries
'1098.72': at the bakery
'1099.6': okay i'll do that for kanai figures
'110.159': away from chiba
'1101.44': crossed that borders
'1102.96': reopened this fall absolutely i'll try
'1105.28': to address some of your questions the
'1106.48': end of this maybe in about 10 15 minutes
'1109.12': look at the picture here and how vibrant
'1112.559': life was on this street now it's very
'1114.64': business-like
'1115.679': but back then this was an entertainment
'1117.44': district
'1118.72': again you have kabukiza which is the
'112.079': there's ginza ichomei ginza and
'1120.559': main theater in ginza which
'1122.0': is still standing but been reconstructed
'1124.0': many times it's a very modern building
'1125.679': now
'1126.559': and you had a bunch of other theaters in
'1128.96': this area this is the theater area
'1131.44': and they're all gone except for kabukiza
'1134.64': let's read what they have here there's
'1136.16': not a lot of information
'1137.76': in english on this and i'm i'm kind of
'114.64': yurakucho are two stops right in the
'1140.0': stunned that they
'1141.36': have an english sign they didn't have
'1142.72': that before shinto miza
'1144.88': is the kabuki theater built in manji iii
'1147.679': which is 1660.
'1149.44': i didn't i didn't know what the manji
'1151.52': era this is the first time reading this
'1153.6': and the kobe kicho 5 currently ginza 6
'1158.0': as taking over moritaza another theater
'116.56': center so it's just one
'1161.44': ending with za usually theater zamoto
'1164.24': the responsible position of the
'1165.6': performance maritasa
'1168.0': had been taken by morita kanya in
'1170.32': generations kabuki actors family handed
'1172.799': down
'1173.44': from from age to age i guess they didn't
'1176.4': they didn't research the age
'1178.96': moritas have moved to the saruwaka
'118.159': one stop away from ginza which is pretty
'1182.4': currently ascusa title ward in temple 14
'1187.52': the temple would be the reign of the
'1190.24': that emperor
'1192.4': then one character of its name was
'1194.16': changed from mori
'1195.44': to mori that's interesting mori means
'1198.72': forest and this is
'120.24': incredible
'1200.08': mam mori which means protection
'1203.039': pronunciation remains unchanged in
'1204.799': onsei five other like i don't know i
'1207.76': don't remember
'1208.32': before meiji was on say i guess and
'121.36': it's not too far away from where i live
'1211.6': meiji five
'1212.72': morita kanye 12th generation moved
'1214.64': aggressively so the english seems like
'1216.08': it was google translated that's
'1218.84': interesting
'122.96': and if you keep on going straight i'll
'1220.72': all right this is the important part the
'1222.0': theater had been the center of the
'1223.2': kabuki performance till kabukiza was
'1225.28': opened in meiji 22.
'1226.88': so before kabukiza in 1889 this was the
'1230.4': big
'1230.799': hub for kabuki this tax building which
'1234.159': is
'1234.48': kind of boring looking and
'1238.96': i hope they didn't hear me they might
'124.24': take you all the way out to saitama
'1240.159': audit me after that
'1242.0': um then unfortunately it was burnt down
'1245.44': by the great kanto earthquake in 1923 or
'1248.559': taisho 12.
'125.92': which is called the wakoshi
'1250.4': the flourishing atmosphere of the day
'1251.84': could be imagined from the wood block
'1253.679': print in the meiji era
'1255.52': so this is it and it is pretty and i
'1257.919': think it's important for you to know
'1259.6': the history of tokyo that doesn't exist
'1262.32': anymore because you can feel it in the
'1264.0': streets if you knew what was here
'1266.4': you know that people look like that
'1268.24': which is kind of
'127.84': really pretty town not so far from some
'1270.88': strange
'1274.32': the whole actors assembly that's what
'1276.32': they are there
'1278.24': at shinto miza so this is the original
'1284.08': you wouldn't know it looking at the
'1285.52': street today in the 21st century huh
'1290.08': that this was the the entertainment hub
'1292.08': of the city of edel
'1294.799': you don't as strange that they put they
'1297.36': they mixed entertainment with the tax
'1299.12': building that just doesn't make
'1300.4': sense to me i don't know it's kind of
'1302.84': weird
'1305.52': all right let's walk down some of these
'1306.799': alleys here
'131.039': big attractions
'1311.76': colors of seraphina welcome a new
'1314.4': traveler
'1316.0': very cool
'1319.52': it is a nice building this is and i
'132.08': in saitama
'1322.72': i came this way from purpose um
'1326.32': i don't know just if if you if you are
'1329.28': if you are thinking of staying in in
'1331.039': tokyo this might be
'1332.0': one of the options shin tomicho does not
'1333.84': have the name brand of ginza
'1335.76': but this is walking distance to ginza
'1338.0': and walking distance to tokyo station
'1339.84': and nihombashi
'1341.039': and there's an apa hotel here it's
'1344.24': quite large and if you find this in one
'1347.12': of the hotels that is available because
'1349.28': i believe tokyo is going to get really
'1350.559': crowded again with tourism as soon as
'1352.08': they open up
'1353.2': maybe in the fall this might be one of
'1355.919': your options
'1356.64': it's a it's a quiet neighborhood the
'1359.28': subway station
'136.4': and i get these flyers all the time for
'1360.08': is very close so there's a lot of things
'1362.32': going for it
'1363.36': except that it's a you know up a hotel
'1366.4': which means it's very small and cramped
'1371.36': but usually affordable 5 500 yen a room
'1375.039': in low season all right let's go through
'1376.96': the down this alley
'1379.52': because you see more of these these a
'138.48': broser's hamburger i never heard of them
'1381.679': mix of architecture which is why i love
'1383.919': this region right now
'1385.12': i think in about 10 years we're gonna
'1387.12': lose all of these
'1388.72': older low-rise buildings that were built
'1390.559': in the showa era
'1391.919': for more of the high-rise ones like this
'1393.76': little shack here probably the last
'1395.84': owner
'1396.799': is in his 80s or 90s and as soon as he
'140.239': but the burgers look
'1401.28': i don't know moves on it'll be sold off
'1405.12': probably by the kids and
'1406.32': the money will be used uh i don't know
'1409.039': build another house somewhere else
'141.28': really really good
'1412.0': but they'll build a big apartment
'1413.52': complex here that's what they usually do
'1417.12': there's another low showa era building
'1419.919': right there
'1420.48': looks like maybe 1960s
'1427.52': and behind it some shacks wow looks like
'1431.12': a little family business
'1433.2': wholesalers
'1439.679': i don't really have a lot of reasons to
'1441.12': come this way so i don't that often
'1443.6': this looks like because of the cardboard
'1445.279': boxes here part of the
'1446.72': part of that wholesaler here
'1450.96': let's keep on moving
'1462.72': diana leave from hong kong's in the
'1464.32': house sending some love with pear man
'1471.76': gaming monderox welcome from south
'1474.0': dakota glad
'1475.279': to catch you live before work you're
'1478.159': working awfully late
'148.48': so up we go into the neighborhood we're
'1480.64': just like i'm working awfully early
'1494.24': i don't know what that is there's a lot
'1496.0': of like like cellars for things here
'1498.64': again this area um in chua ward
'150.64': gonna be going out of exit number four
'1501.84': known for being near skiji market it was
'1504.64': also known as one of the marketplaces
'1506.24': nihonbashi used to be
'1507.6': the fish market but it moved in 1923
'1510.799': after the great
'1511.76': uh kanto earthquake this lot looks like
'1515.2': it's open
'1516.24': somebody's gonna be building something
'1517.6': there so the neighborhood isn't
'1520.159': is in change i don't think shintomicho
'1523.039': has much of a personality when they took
'1524.96': away the
'1525.679': kabuki theater it really did change
'153.519': which is a little bit of ways from where
'1531.44': i'm talking like in the taisho era a
'1533.2': hundred years ago and since then
'1535.6': there's a ladder that's probably the
'1537.279': reason you haven't heard of shintomicho
'1540.84': before
'1542.799': but it's a residential place too there
'1545.12': are houses here
'155.599': most of the people get on for
'1550.559': and again it's a pretty nice place to
'1553.039': live look at that
'1556.4': they really like cats
'156.8': shintomicho and there's a reason why
'1560.0': it's a pretty nice place to live
'1567.52': that was nice so we had somebody who who
'1569.279': came to say hi was watching the live
'1570.799': stream in the area
'1574.48': appa totally is owns this area
'1577.679': look at this
'1581.84': um alex writes in is this a touristy
'1583.919': area i wouldn't say so
'1585.84': i think it's again like a lot of people
'1588.159': don't know about it but because
'1589.76': tokyo is just overcrowded overflowing
'1592.159': with people
'1593.36': especially tourist hotels a lot of it
'1596.4': has moved into into this region because
'1598.88': it is pretty central
'160.879': how you doing everybody
'1600.64': i love how look at this on the side of
'1602.32': the streets in the middle middle of the
'1603.76': city center
'1605.039': and that looks like a parking garage
'1606.4': right there you just have somebody
'1608.799': a resident of this house likes to put
'1610.799': their plants here on the side
'1612.24': add some greenery to what otherwise
'1614.48': would be
'1615.44': an asphalt jungle very nice
'1618.72': and no no one steals anything like this
'1627.039': this is hachobori shintomicho so we're
'1629.52': very close between
'1631.36': two stations hachobori which is jr and
'1635.279': i believe uh hibiya line and then
'1637.52': shintomicho which is the yurakucho line
'1639.919': so it makes it pretty in
'1641.039': pretty convenient to put a hotel right
'1642.799': here in this spot
'1644.96': but i don't think the upper chain is
'1646.72': doing very well hey there's a post box
'1650.559': speaking of posts
'1654.32': i just released the new
'1658.72': postcards it's got the shinkansen on it
'166.319': hey i see tasty chronicles in the house
'1661.919': and you can get one too if you join our
'1664.48': patreon
'1665.84': it's like god do yourself so i'll plug
'1668.08': here this is the tokaido
'1670.72': tohoku shinkansen um in tokiwa green
'1674.48': departing from tokyo station has a
'1676.159': reflection of it on the in one that's
'1677.679': departing and one that was
'1679.2': still waiting for customers i use the
'1682.399': stamps here
'1683.36': this one's unsent here but this stamp is
'1687.52': oh what's the name of this game all of
'1689.12': the stamps come from a series
'1690.96': on tohoku representing symbols from the
'1693.52': great north of japan so
'1695.279': if you get the postcard you'll be
'1696.399': getting a stamp and a postmark from
'1698.0': tokyo
'1701.12': actually tokyo station because it's
'1702.64': right next to the shinkansen
'1708.24': shogi right my mind's not working today
'1712.48': shogi is a is a game of war
'1715.6': it sounds cool when you say it like that
'1718.32': so this is hachobori going in this
'1720.08': direction
'1720.64': i've taken you on live streams around
'1722.0': here and there's some pretty good
'1724.08': um niche restaurants
'1727.2': in the hachobori area that you would
'1730.559': might not know about because again like
'1732.72': everybody's in shibuya they're in
'1734.399': shinjuku they're in these areas
'1737.279': being out here is it's different it's
'1739.039': fresh it's quieter
'1745.44': there's a taibashi we're going now
'1747.2': towards the samida river
'1755.279': i could you know um when you think of
'1758.799': shogi i always think of akita i believe
'1762.0': up in akita that's where they have um
'1765.84': a station a train station that is famous
'1769.2': for
'1769.52': shogi i forget what it's called
'1774.24': was it akita or iwate i guess i can't
'1778.84': remember
'178.56': just a quick quiz right here do you see
'1780.0': but they had a clock that was shaped
'1781.44': like a shogi shogi piece
'1786.399': the station is very proud of their shogi
'1788.24': heritage
'1789.919': that might be pretty good to bring up in
'1791.36': a live stream
'180.0': on the sign here what are these things
'1805.279': um also in this area oh this is the this
'1808.0': is this is the french place
'1816.64': this is the french place yeah i ate
'1819.76': i ate here with my buddy simon before he
'182.4': do you know what they are
'1822.799': went back to canada last year
'1824.799': it was it was not too bad my son
'1828.32': michelle i think michelle that was
'1831.2': really good
'1834.32': wow it just like it hit me i parked my
'1837.44': bike right there
'1840.48': you've gone by wow
'185.84': you get these at japanese shrines and
'1853.279': this is one of my favorite vending
'1854.799': machine drinks the gokuri
'1857.84': has anyone had this before
'1870.32': this one doesn't this is an older
'1871.76': machine it doesn't take
'1875.84': it doesn't take uh suica or anything
'188.239': they're called
'1884.88': i'm getting some change sonny
'1889.279': oh look at the little teeny matcha tea
'189.599': omamori it's kind of cool that they put
'1891.44': pet bottles
'1906.159': oh my gosh
'191.84': these in english on the poster do you
'1918.24': that's a lot of coins why doesn't this
'1920.559': is what i want when i go to do gachapon
'1922.64': i always get a 500 yen coin which is
'1924.799': worthless
'1929.919': this is one of the first drinks that i
'193.36': have omamori
'1931.36': had when i came to japan
'1933.6': out of the vending machine and i was
'1935.279': really really pleased with it it's made
'1936.96': by sun torti
'1939.2': it's a good one speaking of drink
'194.319': and i guess because people can't go to
'1942.64': vending machines they're refilling one
'1945.12': right now
'1949.279': a lot of coffee coffee in the back
'195.76': the shrines maybe they have them
'1951.279': georgia coffee
'1952.88': pretty interesting
'1958.88': nothing too new right now
'196.8': digitally now which would be pretty cool
'1962.799': every now and then you'll find something
'1964.24': that's really out of sight
'1970.32': okay let's keep going this direction
'1975.6': see what we can find
'198.72': digital omamori i don't even think it
'1992.159': this is a nice corner to have a drink
'1994.559': watch the guy
'1996.24': fix the electrical wires
'200.56': counts if you don't go to the shrine
'2001.2': that's how i like to spend my afternoons
'2017.279': this is good
'2020.399': it's really good um the baby's doing
'2023.519': fine i appreciate a lot of you asking
'2026.24': um i haven't been getting a lot of sleep
'2028.399': but neither is kanai we've been doing
'2029.76': our best
'203.44': all right there's a gates one through
'2030.88': the little guy is is uh starting to
'2033.039': develop inside
'2034.48': he's got gas something that all parents
'2037.76': uh know what i'm talking about
'2040.96': more than me and i'm very proud of him
'2043.76': for
'2044.159': for that it's quite loud too frank the
'2046.88': tank is here
'2048.8': what's your favorite three japanese
'205.599': three is very central and it's for the
'2050.24': beers do you want me to rank them in
'2051.76': order for you frank
'2053.76': um you know it changes all the time
'2056.879': it used to be keaton but now it's it's
'2059.04': probably
'2061.359': wow i like the sapporo red star
'2064.879': i like asahi super dry they have this
'2067.28': fujiyama beer which is really good it's
'2069.119': almost like a craft beer
'207.36': city ward
'2070.639': the asahi fujiyama and um
'2074.32': yeah keaton kitten ichiban is just
'2076.56': really good it's a clear taste too
'2078.8': pretty good pretty good stuff so i'll
'208.159': chuoku which is a two award we're gonna
'2081.119': probably go right now
'2082.48': sapporo asahi keating but when i first
'2084.96': came here it was
'2085.679': keating
'2088.96': so it changes
'2092.639': it's like do you like miller light or do
'2094.48': you like michelob
'2095.919': or do you like budweiser it's just it's
'2098.64': hard to uh
'210.72': be going towards
'2100.8': hard to say
'2106.0': okay let me put this in my bag
'2110.56': looks like hiding behind this tree
'2116.16': um it's lunchtime right now so we have a
'2118.079': lot of people
'2119.76': a lot of business people out and about
'212.4': exit 4 and there's a reason why
'2121.359': getting bentos which means
'2123.76': um this supermarket here
'2127.04': so and shintomicho you're not gonna find
'2129.119': a lot of supermarkets
'2131.839': but this is one of them and um you know
'2134.8': when you
'2135.68': when you live in in the center of the
'2137.44': city things are kind of
'2139.2': more expensive maybe by 15
'2143.04': more sometimes 20. i don't know it just
'2145.119': depends
'2148.32': it's just hard to find things but you
'2150.079': can always find a supermarket in the
'2152.079': department stores in the basement
'2154.96': so even in central ginza you'll be able
'2156.64': to get some groceries but
'2158.079': that is not the ideal place to be
'2159.68': grocery shopping
'2162.24': not at all
'2170.839': champagne
'2174.4': met the baby they have but not on my
'2176.16': side we're trapped and we can't go to
'2178.4': the united states yet it's kind of hard
'2181.2': it's kind of hard right now
'2185.359': they meet via facetime taylor
'2188.88': writes in here happy to hear leo rio leo
'2191.359': rio and
'2192.32': and uh can i are doing well i'm planning
'2194.8': to come to
'2195.52': tokyo in october if it's allowed which
'2197.44': area of tokyo would you
'2198.64': recommend getting a hotel in um you know
'2201.44': that's a good question
'2203.119': when people ask me that i i just i i
'2206.079': think
'2206.4': boy i don't really want to make a
'2207.76': recommendation because
'2209.599': i know that um everybody's different
'2212.4': everybody has a different personality
'2214.0': than me that's something that i'm very
'2216.079': mindful of and
'2217.839': you know if you're looking for if this
'2219.119': is your first time in tokyo and you're
'2220.4': looking for the bright lights and
'2222.079': being close to in the middle of
'2223.839': everything then
'2225.2': yeah maybe shibuya is the place for you
'2227.119': i don't know
'2228.4': but for me if you're asking what i would
'2230.8': do
'2231.839': this is a little community message board
'2234.079': that looks like that's been here since
'2235.92': for the last 50 years
'2240.839': interesting i like the little details
'2243.359': it's easy for you to miss these
'2246.16': these little things like a message board
'2249.52': but a lot of character in the in the
'2254.839': metal
'2261.119': i like i always prefer to stay up in
'2263.44': asakusa
'2264.8': asakusa up there in taito ward
'2268.0': it's quiet it's cultural meaning you'll
'2270.64': see
'2271.76': a lot of old buildings a lot of
'2274.4': traditional restaurants up there
'2276.4': it's quieter way way quieter and it's on
'2279.68': the ginza line
'2280.96': which will take you through ginza
'2282.72': shimbashi and shibuya
'2284.56': so you can get back without having to
'2286.48': change lines to your hotel if you want
'2288.079': to go to shibuya
'2289.2': it just takes about 30 minutes 35
'229.44': you can see here the tokyo network is
'2291.119': minutes on the the ginza line to get
'2293.04': back to asakusa
'2295.839': in the morning it's so peaceful there
'2297.599': too and you only really see it
'2299.68': if you stay there
'2306.4': all right so exactly how expensive are
'2308.56': apartments here
'231.2': pretty thorough
'2310.16': well i'm glad that i asked
'2313.599': this is a 2k which is two rooms here you
'2316.72': have a
'2317.92': a living and a kitchen sort of together
'232.48': i'll start with the blinking let's look
'2321.359': and then you have a tatami room this
'2322.72': would be the bedroom right here six
'2324.56': tatami mats
'2325.76': six and a half to tommy mats 2.4 tatami
'2328.64': mats
'2329.599': and i guess a little closet here there's
'233.92': down here at this map it's in english
'2331.76': a toilet with a walk-in
'2333.599': sink so usually the sink and the toilet
'2336.64': are separated so this might be
'2338.96': an older place and it is from 1984
'2342.88': and that's what the building looks like
'2344.96': they want one month of of key money and
'2347.119': one month of
'2348.64': um security deposit shikikin and 18
'2352.8': and it's 35 meters squared it looks
'2355.28': pretty
'2355.839': clean i don't know what do you think
'2358.88': the price is 1 200 a month
'236.159': um in the whole scheme of things let's
'2363.76': depending on the exchange rate uh
'2366.88': more importantly how far is it it's
'2369.2': three minutes from skiji station on foot
'2371.599': and one minute to shin tomicho
'2373.359': station so that's very convenient
'2376.8': i don't know that's kind of small
'238.64': see here
'2380.32': what else they got here this is even
'2383.119': smaller it's a one
'2384.32': room it's seven hundred dollars
'2387.44': seventy thousand yen or about seven
'2388.8': hundred dollars depending on the
'2389.76': exchange rate maybe six hundred fifty
'2390.96': dollars right now
'2392.48': that's it that is so small what
'2396.88': this is a balcony this is the main room
'2399.839': and
'240.08': shibuya would be right here shinjuku
'2400.56': there's no and here's a little burner
'2402.48': for kitchen
'2403.599': the toilet and the sink are together
'2405.599': like really really close
'2407.92': here's the door and i guess you put the
'2409.68': shoes here and there's a closet
'2412.4': that's it that i could not live there
'2415.44': it's three minutes walk from um
'2418.88': from the station
'2422.96': yeah kayabacho station three-minute walk
'2425.839': which is where the
'2426.96': the tokyo stock exchange is so i don't
'243.599': this is the imperial palace which is
'2430.16': know it looks kind of nice
'2432.56': what do you think i mean if you're
'2435.28': single in your 20s maybe
'2438.24': you have to do laundry in a laundry room
'2440.24': and that's part of the building
'2441.52': the building's a little bit old it was
'2443.359': it's uh it's not as old as i am
'2445.76': 1977 april was built 23 square meters is
'2449.76': the space
'245.28': where the emperor lives
'2450.88': so this room is a little bit bigger than
'2452.8': than
'2454.079': than you think i think it's a little bit
'2456.48': more spacious
'2457.44': i'm sure they're using a wide lens on
'2459.44': that one
'246.72': and we are at shintomicho which is right
'2461.92': i bet they're using a wide lens to give
'2463.52': it some space this one is more
'2466.96': is a very interesting shape here this is
'2468.88': about seventeen thousand
'2470.88': seven hundred uh this is about one
'2473.359': thousand
'2474.56': seven hundred dollars a month a one ldk
'2477.2': living dining kitchen
'2479.44': and it's got a very unique shape to it
'248.879': here and the yakuto line runs pretty
'2482.16': this is nine tatami mats which is quite
'2484.16': spacious
'2485.599': uh together with this one which is seven
'2487.44': so there you have 16 already
'2489.359': four and a half for this room there's a
'2492.56': kitchen here so the kitchen
'2494.319': i like this so you can you can uh this
'2497.119': is living dining kitchen this one room
'2499.2': is all of that
'2500.0': and it's a no smoking apartment complex
'2503.52': it has bicycle space
'2506.96': and it's a relatively new building 2004
'2509.68': june
'251.2': straight across the city going
'2510.16': 50 square meters 10th floor is available
'2513.119': for this price
'2514.319': i think it's i think it's not too bad of
'2517.44': a deal the place looks fairly new hmm
'252.879': um going right past the imperial palace
'2522.72': interesting so that's what's available
'2524.64': around here
'2533.52': oh wow they're selling strawberries oh
'2535.92': they got watermelons out
'2541.599': look at the strawberries up there this
'2544.16': the prices have been slashed
'2548.64': all right the last part i want last
'255.68': and then it starts to go up towards
'2550.24': place i want to show you
'2552.0': is in this direction
'2559.2': i love these neighborhood walks all
'2560.64': emanating from a station
'2566.88': if you like disney road walks too and
'2568.319': you share and you share that enthusiasm
'257.12': ikebukuro
'2570.72': click that like button appreciate it
'2573.68': very much
'2574.72': um this is harumi dori it's going
'2577.359': straight here this will take you to
'2578.4': tsukishima
'2579.599': and the sumida river you make a left
'258.799': so it's a pretty convenient line and i
'2581.44': towards monzen nakacho right to
'2583.04': kachidoki as the sign says
'2584.96': and there was a yellow hummer that went
'2586.96': by which is kind of cool looking car
'2590.8': we're now going to go up onto the bridge
'2593.599': and i want to show you the tokyo sky
'2595.119': tree from the sumida river
'2597.119': it's beautiful on a day like this i
'2598.64': think it's going to be pretty to see
'260.959': live in this area so
'2601.04': to the right where we started the live
'2602.72': stream is
'2605.119': st luke's hospital
'2608.16': so leo was born here
'2612.0': it's a very relaxing area once you get
'2614.64': past that traffic light it gets super
'2616.4': quiet not a lot of traffic in there
'2618.48': there's an emergency room it's a private
'262.56': it's kind of like my backyard
'2620.319': hospital
'2627.52': whoa food truck
'2631.359': that is awesome paella food truck
'2638.88': very cool very cool all right let's get
'2641.839': moving
'2645.52': i like to see people
'2649.359': selling food on the street i promise and
'2652.96': i would get a rebento
'2654.72': so i know a good bento shop in the
'266.08': inside of sintomicho is a bakery
'2660.839': neighborhood
'2663.52': nova khd hi john my mom suffered a
'2667.44': stroke two years ago and has been
'2669.28': bedridden
'2670.079': since then she loves watching your
'2671.839': videos and has always tuned
'2673.2': always tunes in during your livestream
'2674.88': she wants me to donate 100
'2676.4': for your newly born child and get
'2678.4': whatever you see fit please say hello to
'2680.24': her
'2680.96': her name is grace hi grace
'2685.76': hi grace i hope you're doing well
'2689.359': you picked a very beautiful day to come
'2691.44': to tokyo with me check it out we got a
'2693.28': blue sky
'2694.079': here and i'm about to take you
'2697.119': to see one of the one of my favorite
'2699.76': places
'270.08': oh let's just take a quick look i
'2701.28': a bridge with a beautiful view of the
'2704.16': skytree
'2707.04': so thank you so much for that
'2714.56': you have a lot of people here that are
'2715.92': watching too saying hi to you grace
'2718.48': we have maybe one of the best
'272.72': haven't been here
'2720.24': communities i like to think we have the
'2721.52': best community on youtube everyone's so
'273.44': i haven't been here since last year but
'2730.839': friendly
'2736.8': all right so you can see here you can
'2738.64': get on to the bridge
'274.639': it looks like they put plastic in there
'2740.0': if you're a car but we can't do that but
'2742.8': luckily
'2743.76': in about a hundred meters which an
'2746.4': olympic
'2747.04': sprinter could get in to in nine seconds
'2749.599': it's gonna take us like a minute
'2752.079': but it's gonna be it's a lot better than
'2755.04': minutes a lot better
'2756.0': when it's sunny out here
'276.88': whoa check out these cherry blossom
'2774.72': that's towards st luke's hospital
'278.56': looking uh croissants
'2784.24': wow it is it's just chilly enough where
'2786.64': you need a jacket
'2788.72': but it's warm enough that it makes you
'2790.72': feel so alive
'2792.88': i could wear shorts but today i choose
'2794.96': not to
'2798.48': another great contrast here look at
'28.84': this
'2800.079': those beautiful flowers
'2802.319': right there that's a brand new apartment
'2805.839': complex i think that's
'2807.48': 2007 i believe that one was built
'281.12': i'm gonna have to stop on my way back
'2810.4': because i was looking at that as maybe a
'2812.24': place to live but the prices were
'2813.839': ridiculous and then you have these
'2815.839': low-rise buildings here from the showa
'2817.92': period
'2818.96': maybe 19 1940s or 50s right after world
'282.88': here and they have cherry blossoms on
'2822.88': war ii looks like they're put up
'2824.56': this style here which is built i think
'2826.56': it's like
'2828.16': three floors and then the slope i see a
'2830.64': lot of buildings like that
'2832.24': and i always wonder why they sloped it
'2834.88': like this so that's a question i'm gonna
'2836.24': have to ask some of the
'2838.16': architectures
'284.479': top of these ampon
'2842.319': there's a lot of history in how the
'2845.52': the building codes are set up in tokyo
'2847.839': again it's an ancient city
'2850.079': with a lot of buildings that are still
'2852.079': very old
'2853.44': so it's those old traditional laws
'2857.119': some of them are still in place like the
'2859.76': one in akihabara with the secret shrine
'286.16': which look beautiful look at that
'2861.599': in the back there
'2862.88': that is an actual public road now public
'2866.4': roads are supposed to be i think a meter
'2868.0': at least a meter wide but this one is
'2869.839': not
'2871.04': so it's it's grandfathered in
'2875.04': making it one of the most unique public
'2877.52': roads in the city of tokyo which
'2879.44': is just an alley
'2882.88': by today's standard
'2886.4': whoa
'2890.559': very modern look
'2898.16': here's a brand new restaurant
'2904.88': serving some lunch right now it's five
'2907.04': or six customers in there
'291.6': i have a point card for this place and
'2910.88': all right so it's gonna move on here
'2913.119': we're gonna go up this
'2915.359': up this uh stairwell and then look back
'2918.88': at a beautiful sight on the river
'2921.28': hopefully it's not too windy up there
'2923.76': ruins with the audio a little bit runs
'2926.0': the audio
'2929.599': this cherry blossom season is done here
'293.12': they have three different kinds of melon
'2933.2': and you can see that that tree right
'2934.72': there over the stairwells i used to walk
'2936.4': that
'2936.72': when i came here daily to say hi to
'2938.72': kanai when she was in the hospital
'294.88': pond
'2940.8': the blossoms are gone now maybe there's
'2942.4': a couple that are still hanging on there
'2944.16': we'll try to find them
'2948.96': ah
'295.6': this one looks like a kocha or or
'2954.8': i love the recycling bins all over the
'2956.96': city like this
'2971.52': this is where the ferry departed back in
'2974.8': the old days
'2976.48': showa 28 which is um
'298.639': tea flavored and chocolate flavored
'2981.76': gosh i don't know the 1930s maybe 1940s
'2985.28': early 40s
'2986.559': you can see the boats crossing the
'2988.24': samida river and you're gonna get a
'2989.44': better sense of it when
'2990.4': in about two minutes when we get up
'2991.76': there but this is the
'2993.52': the pier the launching point for the
'2995.76': boats to go to an island called
'2998.4': sukuda and i'm going to show you that
'3.84': why 20.
'30.08': greetings and welcome to shintomicho
'3000.8': right now
'3002.4': i've been there a couple of times over
'3003.839': the last last few weeks
'3009.119': i don't see any any stragglers sometimes
'3012.48': you'll find one or two
'3013.52': oh there's one
'3016.96': a couple of blossoms that are still
'3018.4': hanging on do you see them in the center
'3020.72': kind of pinkish but they've all
'3025.119': including the petals you'll find a few
'3026.72': of them on the ground here
'3028.72': but most of them are gone too
'3032.88': it's sad we've spring is so delicate
'3045.599': all right here you go
'3048.96': grace get ready we're about to see a
'305.919': so that's what lawson's in here
'3050.72': really beautiful view
'3061.92': this is one of the dozens of bridges
'3064.96': that cross
'3066.079': the samita river
'3069.44': the main river through the city of tokyo
'3078.8': oh yes oh do you see it do you see it
'3081.839': all right cool we're gonna have a double
'3083.28': whammy
'3086.319': this is where the fairy crossed and this
'3088.96': island here is called scuda
'3090.88': and this is where i've been walking
'3092.4': around showing you the cherry blossoms
'3094.0': about a month ago right there it's all
'3096.16': green now
'310.88': let's go out exit 4.
'3106.559': and in about five seconds you're gonna
'3110.24': see
'3110.559': a double whammy because i'm pointing the
'3113.76': camera
'3114.96': right here because you know what's
'3116.319': coming underneath us right now
'3120.0': i could hear it rumbling
'3123.76': a boat that needs no introduction
'3128.96': but it's taking its bloody time
'3137.28': where art down you boat
'3145.04': ah space boat
'3158.72': i can't do space music with an air
'3161.04': guitar it's impossible
'3164.96': a space boat makes its way down the
'3167.44': samina river
'3170.48': you will see in the next 10 seconds or
'3172.64': less
'3175.839': the tokyo skytree
'3180.559': we call this shot the double whammy
'3207.119': makes an arch turning a little bit to
'3209.28': the right
'3210.88': to go underneath chuo bridge
'3215.839': will eventually end its ride
'3219.28': right outside of oscusa
'3222.8': the house for the food and drink fun
'3224.48': john that's going straight to
'3226.079': to kanai's lunch
'3230.0': thank you for that and grace yours is
'3233.52': going towards
'3235.839': cover beef ups at the house please show
'3237.28': us the wisteria blooming
'3239.119': if you get a chance i absolutely will
'324.88': now this is a this exit has been redone
'3241.44': i'm i'm going to be going up north to
'3243.359': tohoku because i have to
'3244.88': for a video that i'm producing
'3248.48': these are challenging times because of
'3251.04': the fourth wave but
'3252.8': i got to get the shot so probably going
'3254.8': next week
'3256.8': um and you and you're coming with me so
'3258.559': you'll get a chance to see some of the
'3260.079': blossoms blooming up north a little bit
'3262.559': near near the sendai area
'3266.48': but countryside i'm not going to be
'3268.079': going to the city this is a really
'327.6': recently
'3270.16': beautiful park here
'3271.52': um you can see there's a lighthouse this
'3273.28': is where the boats used to depart
'3275.68': that would cross across cut across the
'3277.52': samida river
'3281.839': and uh it's just such a beautiful place
'3283.76': on a day like this
'3284.88': you can get a boxed lunch this is why
'3287.04': you should stay in this area
'3288.64': get a box lunch and just sit along the
'3290.559': river and watch the boats go by
'3292.16': but i would recommend cutting coming
'3293.44': across the bridge and sitting there
'3294.64': because they have picnic tables
'3296.319': over on the other side and you can eat a
'3298.319': in a bento and kids can play in the
'33.12': this is a neighborhood in the city of
'330.4': because of the tokyo olympics coming
'3300.16': grass there
'3301.2': there's a playground just just a little
'3304.4': bit over to the right near
'3306.0': tsukishima station which is on the
'3307.44': yurakucho line
'3309.599': it's a beautiful area of the city
'3316.079': any last questions before we end this
'3317.92': live stream
'3322.16': i'm here for you
'3329.2': hey heir to the ron here's for the wipes
'3331.599': to clean here
'3332.559': monkey there's nobody here all right
'3335.92': aaron aaron the air buggy's maiden
'3339.28': voyage
'3339.76': was it was spectacular i posted a
'334.0': a lot of the subway stations
'3342.079': picture of it on the in
'3343.52': in the discord server um actually i
'3345.76': think i have the
'3346.559': if you want to see aaron's aaron's air
'3349.68': buggy for leo i actually have the link
'3352.96': here
'3354.559': check out our discord community i like
'3356.4': to go analog here
'3357.599': yeah this is a free invitation um it's
'3359.76': free
'3360.88': some people add this as a perk but you
'3362.64': could you could see this on
'3364.079': in the um photos and videos and in the
'3366.319': general chat i'll put post a picture of
'3367.76': the aaron
'3368.72': buggy for leo it's so cute i'll put a
'3370.64': picture of leo in there too if you want
'3372.079': to take a look and see how he's doing
'3373.92': i'll put that on the discord server a
'3375.599': good reason for you to sign up and check
'3377.04': out
'3377.359': it's free i think the you can download
'3379.119': the app or something
'338.479': a lot of the subway stations have been
'3381.2': you can use it on the computer too
'3382.88': discord's kind of like
'3384.72': i don't know it's like this this
'3386.799': headquarters for everything that we do
'3388.839': now
'339.919': renovated mostly so they will be more
'3390.24': because you can chat in there and i
'3391.44': could do uh phone calls and video chats
'3393.52': and all this other stuff
'3398.24': that's doing pretty good the maiden
'3399.44': voyage was a big success so smooth the
'3402.16': aaron buggy is
'3403.68': jay jersey girl just stacking my money
'3406.319': so i can visit tohoku and totori
'3408.96': from salt lake city utah please please
'3411.68': come for a visit
'3412.64': uh when you do hit hitohoku but
'3415.76': gosh those places are great too i'm
'3418.72': actually going to be going that
'3419.599': direction in a couple of weeks too
'342.479': accessible to people that um
'3421.2': i got a project i'm filming near the
'3423.359': kansai region but not
'3424.72': near kobe inland top secret can't tell
'3428.24': you
'3429.2': but it's very near to tori
'3435.599': and betty c is the space boat a tour
'3437.839': boat that takes you sightseeing
'3439.92': the space boat is actually that's a good
'3442.48': question
'3443.119': space boat is actually um
'3446.799': it's a bus it's a it's a boat bus
'345.52': are disabled i know it's really hard
'3451.599': a floating bus it will take you from one
'3453.92': side of the city to the next but while
'3455.44': it's taking you
'3456.88': it will explain about the history of the
'3458.559': bridges inside so mostly tourists are
'3461.28': taking it but
'3462.079': i've seen some locals also jump on the
'3464.48': space boat
'3465.76': just because it's cool and it takes you
'3468.16': to a place that's very hard to get to
'3469.76': odaiba
'347.68': before the olympics a lot of the
'3471.119': which require from asakusa about the
'3473.839': same amount of time as taking the space
'3475.92': boat
'3476.72': so in the end it's a it's less crowded
'3480.24': more relaxed
'3480.96': to get jump on the space space from
'3482.96': asakusa to get to odaiba than it is to
'3484.72': try taking a train
'3486.319': and even if you take a taxi the prices
'3488.64': are so expensive
'349.039': stations were built in the 1980s and 70s
'3490.0': um it's not worth it whoa look at that
'3493.52': crow wow we just went under the water
'3497.76': do you see that
'35.92': tokyo
'3502.4': there was this black bird it looked like
'3504.319': a floating crow
'3506.4': it's gone you see it
'3511.2': it's not coming up for air anyways
'3512.799': anywhere
'3515.2': there's my shadow right there
'3519.2': i don't see that bird anywhere i saw it
'352.32': and they weren't really thinking of
'3521.28': for a second and it's just gone
'3523.44': it's like and it's like space boat
'3525.119': except space food doesn't dive
'353.919': accessibility um
'3530.079': that's weird i've seen those birds
'3533.04': before they're mythical it's like this
'3534.96': i think it's i think that that's what
'3536.799': they saw this loch ness monster i think
'3538.48': it was a just like a diving crow duck
'3541.92': i don't how does it stay under that long
'3544.799': is it sucking air from
'3546.319': like plankton or something
'355.84': back then but in this decade i believe
'3552.16': if it comes up for air in the next 10
'3553.92': seconds i'll show you the last thing i
'3555.68': do want to show you is this is where the
'3557.2': ducks
'3558.64': oh i found it it came back up
'3561.68': it does exist wow you totally move wow
'3564.88': it went under again
'3572.64': you saw that right
'3576.64': it swim from there from there to there
'3579.44': it was there
'358.4': tokyo is going to be one of become one
'3581.68': incredible this should be in the
'3583.04': olympics that over there on the
'3585.04': across is where the ducks hang out this
'3586.72': is a sanctuary for ducks
'3588.4': i would say sanctuary because you can
'359.919': of the most accessible places in the
'3590.24': taunt them from the other side of that
'3592.24': fence
'3593.04': it's true
'3596.48': there's one duck i guess um stretching
'3598.96': its wings all right folks that's all oh
'36.96': that a lot of people don't know about
'3601.04': it's back
'3604.88': what is that
'3608.319': wow
'361.44': world
'3612.16': it's gone again it's swam all the way
'3614.559': around under the water is aren't there
'3616.0': currents
'3618.96': it's a ufo bird
'362.24': for cities just because with the
'3623.599': it's a loon which makes sense looney
'3626.839': tunes
'3637.44': sorry the comrades are the birds that in
'364.319': paralympics coming here and
'3640.48': gifu they
'3641.44': strangle the neck with a with a tube so
'3643.52': that they can catch the fish
'3645.04': but they can't swallow it and then they
'3646.96': pull it out it's kind of cruel
'3648.64': but they've been doing that for
'3649.68': generations here
'3652.72': a komaron yeah not a crow that's a shame
'3657.2': is that a crow
'3660.319': no they're not out they're not invited
'3663.52': out here
'3664.559': all right folks that's about it that's
'3665.839': all that i have thanks for sharing your
'3667.119': afternoon your night with me wherever
'3668.64': you are in the world
'3669.52': i'll be taking another live stream
'3670.96': tomorrow and next week we're going to be
'3673.04': going traveling again
'3674.24': because of the pandemic i do apologize
'3676.079': they're not as exciting as the traveling
'3678.16': live streams from before
'3679.839': last year but we're going to make it
'3682.64': until we can travel again and then we're
'3684.24': gonna be back on the road quite a bit
'3686.319': it's good it's good that i can be home
'3687.76': more because you know
'3689.44': leo is just born and it's good to be you
'3691.2': have to be home now i gotta get my wife
'3693.04': some lunch
'3693.68': so thanks everybody for the support
'3694.96': grace thank you i hope you're doing well
'3697.28': i hope this made your day a little bit
'3698.96': better on the other side over there
'370.56': we are back one of the reasons why i
'3700.799': the pacific thanks everybody see you
'3702.64': tomorrow
'3706.0': skytree pretty cool
'372.4': wanted to take you to exit 4. you can
'374.8': hear the wind by here
'378.639': i wanted to take you to exit 4 because
'381.199': shin tomicho station
'383.039': connects with tsukiji station in a way
'39.28': the closing doors let's wait for the
'392.0': that's shintomicho this is exit 4. if
'394.24': you were to walk straight
'398.0': if you were to walk straight for i don't
'40.96': yorkshire's line to leave
'400.88': know about 100 meters
'402.4': or less you'll see uh tsukiji
'405.759': station
'406.319': which is on the hibiya line and let me
'408.479': zoom by there i don't have to actually
'409.84': walk over there
'411.199': do you see that in the distance that
'413.919': skiji station that's the hibiya line
'416.96': so
'420.96': many times i have to actually exit here
'423.68': to get to the hibia line which would
'425.36': take you to akihabara
'427.12': or towards um roppongi
'430.639': so that's uh it's good to know
'434.8': they don't connect underground they
'436.24': connect above ground
'440.8': so let's get moving there's a reason why
'443.52': i brought you to this one exit four
'446.08': not only is it a new exit it's really
'448.4': pretty looking
'450.0': it's part of the thumbnail it's also
'453.599': goes over the shitoko or exit for the
'457.36': highway that goes around the city of
'458.88': tokyo
'459.759': and this is the back entrance to
'463.28': shintomi inari shrine which we're gonna
'465.84': make a stop at
'476.4': if i pan over here to the right you're
'478.0': gonna see a big tall building in the
'479.599': distance
'481.44': that and the grounds be before it
'483.919': towards us
'485.039': is saint luke's hospital and this is a
'487.759': hospital that was set up uh
'489.84': over over a century ago by i believe it
'49.44': it's a neighborhood that i don't know
'493.199': was an american doctor
'494.639': this was where the american embassy was
'496.639': just in front of that building the first
'498.24': american embassy
'499.52': now it's been moved to akasaka but
'502.72': actually all the foreigners were in edo
'505.68': at the time
'506.4': were placed in tsukiji which is this
'508.8': area
'509.44': and once again if you just go straight
'512.24': for about
'513.2': 300 meters you get the tsukiji market
'517.36': pretty cool this is the exit ramp
'52.079': after
'52.48': the uh great the great
'521.039': for the shitoko or the tokyo highway
'525.36': many times i have to come out of here
'526.88': because i live in this area
'530.64': it dumps you right off and i believe
'532.48': this is just a runoff this used to be a
'534.08': river dried up
'535.76': the whole shutoko on this side the
'538.24': city's
'538.959': uh expressway use is a dried up river
'541.76': which they found
'542.72': by drying up the river they could uh
'545.6': they could sort of bypass
'547.04': all of these very ancient property
'55.52': kanto earthquake in 1923 a lot of it was
'550.08': rights
'551.44': because nobody owned the river so they
'553.04': dried up the river but the highway there
'554.959': so the highway actually meanders a
'557.36': little bit left and right
'559.68': and they built that very fast for the
'561.44': tokyo
'562.72': 1964 olympics
'567.76': and let's get moving
'571.2': that building in the distance is the
'572.88': chuoku or chu award
'574.959': city office and they have um
'578.0': satellite offices all around the ward
'580.0': it's not too big the central area
'582.0': most famous for nihombashi and
'585.519': our house we're now going into the back
'588.88': alleys here
'59.039': demolished
'59.84': naturally by the earthquake and then in
'598.88': we do have a very beautiful sunny day
'601.12': blue skies
'602.48': not a lot of wind here in japan
'605.6': in tokyo at the moment fair weather
'611.04': all right up this way i don't see the
'613.92': shrine this way
'615.12': up this way and what is that shop
'618.56': i'm always kind of interested looks
'62.239': uh
'62.879': the fire bombing of 1945 march 10th
'623.36': a yamaha something in the back alleys
'627.12': you're gonna find all sorts of unusual
'628.959': things
'629.839': restaurants that you didn't know existed
'633.44': as well as little neighborhood shrines
'636.48': and that's where we're headed to right
'637.68': now look at this meat veggie cheese
'639.92': bistro
'641.36': just in an alley it's closed right now
'646.56': until march march 21st it's closed wait
'649.76': it closed on march 21st oh
'651.68': that's a that's a shame over here on the
'654.56': right
'657.92': is a very old shrine
'66.479': a lot of that was also destroyed in this
'661.04': and you can see now it's it's just a
'662.72': neighborhood shrine it's surrounded by
'664.32': buildings
'666.399': um that were built up around it it's an
'669.68': ancient shrine
'671.12': and in japan they don't move the shrines
'672.959': they build around it they
'674.32': make sure they protect places like this
'679.36': although it's modern now and it's been
'68.159': area a lot of it is brand new this
'680.88': rebuilt many times
'682.72': it's still an inari shrine
'686.48': which i believe is the god of harvest
'688.0': and
'689.68': it's painted in this
'693.2': meaning like it's like the color of the
'694.959': sun and if you've ever been to kyoto's
'696.72': fushimi inari shrine
'698.399': that's the one with ten thousand gates
'70.32': neighborhood
'700.48': it's painted in the same color
'703.12': now there's only one gate here called a
'705.44': tori
'709.92': let's see if i have five yen on me
'71.2': we're going to be exploring everything
'715.6': oh my i don't they don't take suica
'717.76': either so we're gonna
'718.639': gonna pay our respects here i don't have
'72.88': above ground
'722.0': five yen
'723.12': ah it's a beautiful color
'726.72': and again like you can see the
'728.32': neighborhood houses are built around
'729.519': here and
'730.24': i think when you move to japan everybody
'732.639': especially english teachers or
'735.36': new residents or expats they find like
'737.76': walking around their neighborhood they
'739.04': find little places like this and it's
'74.88': and as i said you might not know about
'740.8': just so
'741.519': amazing to be uh like surrounded by
'744.399': something that's
'745.04': that's it feels so japanese right to be
'748.079': living next to a shrine no matter the
'749.839': size of it it doesn't matter
'751.36': joy writes in here cute shrine it
'753.279': absolutely is i can see little
'754.88': neighborhood cats hanging out there
'757.12': over here in the corner another um
'760.24': important part of the tsukiji area we
'762.079': know about the fish market
'764.24': and shintomicho would i believe
'767.44': is part of skiji you find a lot of
'77.04': this neighborhood
'770.399': organic and
'772.16': vegetable markets that's pretty
'774.88': interesting over there you find one
'776.16': right on the
'778.0': right near exit uh i think five here's a
'78.0': but you kind of do because it's in
'781.279': little shop here
'783.6': what are they selling
'789.68': it's called litus
'80.799': between
'800.16': i guess they're selling oh bakery items
'804.0': oh very cool
'807.839': there's some uh muffins
'811.36': and donuts and it's just this little
'814.32': teeny
'815.2': shop with a kitchen and a bakery in the
'817.68': back
'818.32': with an oven i guess you'd call it a
'82.08': so many big attractions like nihombashi
'820.399': kitchen right since it's
'822.56': that's pretty cool it's pretty modern
'824.079': too
'826.24': right next to it isn't i love this look
'828.079': check it out
'829.92': right next to that modern shop is this
'832.079': old
'832.959': wood wood and aluminum shack
'836.72': that looks like it was built in the
'838.24': showa period kind of a post
'84.56': tokyo station
'840.56': post world war ii looking building made
'843.839': really quickly
'845.04': living together with a modern bakery
'847.279': that is so
'848.72': that's this area of tokyo believe it or
'850.8': not
'854.32': tasty chronicles rights and go back to
'856.079': the shrine this is to cover the blessing
'859.279': all right you know what i'm going to
'86.24': tsukiji the old fish market was there
'860.24': loop back around because i got to go
'861.6': that direction anyways
'863.519': and i'll see if i can find 5 yen i got
'865.36': maybe we'll buy something at the vending
'866.8': machine and give something bigger than 5
'868.839': yen
'870.079': thanks tasty
'874.72': gmon threefold is here big cup of joe i
'878.16': could actually actually could use one
'879.76': brad fletcher
'880.88': glad i was able to catch some of the
'882.48': stream before heading to bed hope you
'883.839': and kanai and the baby are doing well
'885.199': we're doing great thanks for asking
'887.36': um i i wanted to do this stream a little
'889.12': bit earlier because i know a lot of
'89.92': and this is the old residential
'890.399': people on the east coast
'891.44': are always in bed when i stream at 2 pm
'893.6': but it's like prime time in california
'896.24': check that building out across the
'897.68': street this is what i'm talking about
'900.16': when i talk about the um
'902.88': um pre the
'906.0': uh post canto earthquake buildings
'909.519': they're built in the 1930s it's a shame
'91.2': neighborhood where st luke's hospital is
'911.44': that that vans
'912.48': right in front of it this one was built
'914.56': in the 1930s
'916.48': following the great kanto earthquake
'920.399': uh and the thing with the earthquake was
'922.079': it wasn't the quake itself that
'924.0': destroyed
'925.04': everything it was the subsequent fires
'928.399': that wiped out a lot of the city and
'930.399': killed so many people people were
'931.519': jumping in the rivers to try to escape
'933.199': it but
'935.04': i've seen the pictures of it at the
'937.279': museum
'938.56': it's a horrible sight but just pan
'94.24': and that's the station layout and we're
'940.959': around
'941.839': everything is brand new the result of
'945.279': you know the uh earthquake
'948.56': and the fire bombings of 1945 which were
'950.959': were absolutely
'952.8': just flattened this area of the city
'956.16': and then i'm really glad that this
'958.8': building
'959.759': i'm guessing survived the firebombings
'96.0': going to go take a look above
'963.04': of 1945 because i know it was built
'964.8': before that that's copper
'966.72': a copper alloy on there which turns
'969.199': green
'97.52': here it's on the yurakucho line
'970.24': that's very symbolic of the area of skij
'973.279': there's a load of loads of buildings
'974.959': with that style but what let's actually
'977.12': we can cross the street
'978.32': here's a crosswalk
'986.079': they've used two different kinds of
'987.839': plating here
'990.399': looks like scales or something on the
'992.32': second floor
'993.759': that's pretty unique
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'103.68': control company, the restaurants, the rental car companies, the bus companies,
and all
'107.94': the other different employers at the airport.
'110.41': There are, of course, plenty of other costs involved in running the airport
from the $232
'114.56': million per year in maintenance to the $113 million yearly utility bill
for water, electricity,
'12.269': that make money.
'120.3': internet, gas, and more, but overall, that number, $1.5 billion, is what
it costs to
'126.37': run the sixth busiest airport in the world.
'129.17': "That\u2019s more than it costs to run the 1.3 million person country of\
\ Swaziland."
'13.78': "Many airports are owned by governments but still then, they\u2019re often\
\ operated as businesses\u2014just"
'133.98': So how do they pay for that?
'135.58': On a per passenger basis, it costs $19 to run Heathrow Airport.
'140.92': Essentially, that means Heathrow needs to make $19 from each passenger that
passes through
'145.35': its doors in order to break even.
'147.81': Of course, some passengers are more profitable than others.
'151.14': Arriving passengers generally just get off the plane, go through customs,
and leave immediately
'154.84': without buying anything while connecting and departing passengers generally
have more time
'159.09': to shop at the airport.
'161.2': Retail is incredibly important to the profitability of any airport.
'165.29': This is part of the reason why its in the airports best interest to make
the check-in
'168.74': "and security process as quick as possible\u2014so passengers have more\
\ time to shop."
'173.99': Heathrow makes money through retail by receiving a cut of every sale made.
'178.18': On average, restaurants earn the airport 95 cents per passenger, retail
stores earn them
'182.709': $5.15 per passenger, the parking lots add on another $2.03, then all the
other smaller
'188.66': sources of retail revenue such as rental car companies and VIP lounges account
for another
'19.03': businesses that are publicly owned.
'193.1': $3.04.
'195.18': Rather uniquely, Heathrow also operates the express train from the airport
to Paddington
'198.88': Station in London which makes them another $2.15 per passenger.
'2.9': After this, watch the video I made for their channel.
'20.62': The majority of airports make their money through what they earn from passenger
carrying
'203.21': All in all, the airport makes $13.32 from passengers through purchases on
top of their
'208.54': "actual airplane ticket and, its worth pointing out, this doesn\u2019t mean\
\ that passengers spend"
'213.319': "$13.32\u2014this means that Heathrow makes $13.32 per passenger."
'218.93': "This is their cut\u2014actual spending at the airport per passenger is\
\ much higher."
'223.55': "Now, you may think that this amount of retail revenue per passenger is\
\ high and you\u2019d"
'227.97': be right, it is.
'229.25': "In fact, it\u2019s one of the highest retail revenues per passenger of\
\ any airport worldwide."
'234.8': In comparison, Washington Dulles Airport makes $5.68 per passenger, Auckland
Airport makes
'24.16': commercial flights using their facilities.
'240.46': $7.71, and Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport makes $10.92 per passenger through
retail.
'246.819': Heathrow is an expert in making passengers spend.
'250.44': They use all sorts of tricks and tactics to increase passenger spending.
'254.69': For example, in Terminal 3, to get from security and to the gates, all passengers
have to walk
'259.56': through duty free which increases sales enormously.
'26.73': Some airports are cargo focused and fund their operations through cargo flights
but the ones
'262.74': "Heathrow also doesn\u2019t display the gate for flights until around 45-90\
\ minutes before"
'267.63': departure.
'268.63': This is common in European airports, but uncommon elsewhere.
'271.85': Because of this, passengers wait in the central area where shops and restaurants
are until
'276.0': just before their flight which leads to more time with passengers exposed
to the retail
'280.16': environment.
'281.28': Being one of the very few airports with non-stop service to all six inhabited
continents, Heathrow
'285.72': also has the advantage of being an airport focused on long-haul service.
'290.12': These flights tend to carry the wealthiest passengers and, while worldwide
passengers
'294.12': arrive an average of 2 hours and 17 minutes before their flight, Heathrow
passengers arrive
'298.8': 2 hours and 51 minutes before which means they have more time to shop at
the airport.
'30.79': "that you\u2019ve most heard of, such as London\u2019s Heathrow Airport,\
\ rely almost entirely on"
'303.919': As mentioned, though, the airport needs to make $19 per passenger and retail
only earns
'308.75': them just over $13.
'310.81': The rest of it comes from flights.
'313.199': Each plane that lands at Heathrow pays the airport an average of $9,500.
'318.59': "Of course it varies hugely by aircraft\u2014a 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 isn\u2019\
t paying the same"
'323.13': "as a 345 seat British Airways 747\u2014but $9,500 is the average per visit\
\ to Heathrow."
'330.24': That goes to pay for things like gate space, a check in area, and the runway
time itself.
'334.95': "The airport charges a fixed amount per aircraft landing\u2014for the small\
\ Bombardier Dash 8"
'339.55': it would be $999 while for the large 747 it would be $11,600.
'345.22': On departure, airlines are then charged again this time per passenger.
'349.61': For each passenger flying to a destination outside of Europe the airline
is charged a
'35.37': passenger flights.
'353.5': base of $58 but this charge is reduced if a passenger connects through Heathrow
rather
'358.169': than originating or if the aircraft is parked at a remote stand rather
than a gate.
'36.989': While the amount of cargo going through Heathrow is significant thanks to
passenger aircraft
'362.7': All in all, a fully loaded 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 flying a domestic route to
Edinburgh, for
'367.93': example, would be charged about $2,400 for its whole visit, arrival and
departure, while
'373.43': that British Airways 747 flying a long-haul route to New York, for example,
would be charged
'378.139': $31,700.
'379.259': "It\u2019s worth noting that these are the published prices\u2014in reality,\
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'385.52': numbers of flights at Heathrow have agreements with the airport that reduce
their costs.
'389.84': Breaking it down, what those numbers mean is that Heathrow gets, on average,
$29 of
'394.259': "the cost of every passenger\u2019s ticket."
'396.65': As you can see that means that Heathrow makes a fair bit more than it costs
to run the airport.
'401.58': The company mostly uses this operating profit to pay off debt from prior
projects and to
'405.46': "pay taxes so in the end, they\u2019re only truly making about $8.20 off\
\ of each of their passengers,"
'41.079': transporting cargo in their holds, the number of dedicated cargo flights
is low in proportion
'411.669': but what these numbers also mean is that, by design, Heathrow is incentivized
to attract
'416.18': long-haul flights.
'417.85': The airport is currently at capacity.
'420.259': Their maximum number of flights per day is 657 and they currently have
650.
'425.34': They really have no more capacity which means one of the only ways for them
to grow financially
'430.84': is to bring in larger planes.
'432.919': The 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 takes up the same time on the runway that could
be used by another
'437.94': 345 seat British Airways 747 while the airport would make vastly more money
by having that
'443.92': 747 land.
'445.35': This is no doubt part of the reason why Heathrow is so poorly connected
to the country that
'449.75': "it\u2019s in\u2014the UK."
'45.769': to the airports 650 daily flights.
'451.229': The airport only has flights to eight airports in the UK which means the
airport has exactly
'455.87': the same number of destinations in the UK as it has in China.
'459.95': Meanwhile, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, in the Netherlands, has flights to
25 destinations
'465.009': in the UK.
'466.11': "That means that for the vast majority of UK residents living outside of\
\ London, it\u2019s"
'470.49': "easier to connect to wherever they\u2019re going through Amsterdam than\
\ the airport in their"
'474.12': capital city.
'475.53': The reality is that Heathrow is a commercial company.
'478.38': While most UK residents would likely want to see domestic flights to their
largest airport
'482.88': "it just doesn\u2019t make commercial sense to operate short and cheap flights\
\ to Heathrow"
'487.17': in the place of highly lucrative long-haul flights.
'49.219': They make their money off of the 78 million passengers flying through each
year.
'490.169': "It\u2019s not only less lucrative for the airport, it\u2019s also more\
\ costly for the passenger"
'494.449': than flying to other smaller airports.
'496.98': Of course, not every airport is like Heathrow.
'499.88': Not every airport is a commercial company.
'5.2': More about it after the video.
'501.99': "That\u2019s just because, in many cases, running an airport the way the\
\ public wants it to"
'506.259': be run is bad business.
'508.8': About two thirds of all airports worldwide lose money.
'512.729': "In many cases that\u2019s because they\u2019re government run and just\
\ not that focused on making money."
'517.59': The US is a country that has not yet gotten around to airport privatization
like the UK.
'522.659': There is only one single privately owned and operated airport in the US
with commercial
'527.42': "passenger flights\u2014that\u2019s Branson Airport in Southern Missouri."
'531.17': Unlike Heathrow, which turns a considerable profit, Branson airport is loosing
money and
'535.91': has struggled to keep airlines flying there for more than a few years.
'538.83': "It\u2019s not like Branson was the only attempt at running a private airport\
\ in the US\u2014National"
'54.249': "Heathrow is the busiest airport in the world that is fully privately owned\u2014\
the UK government"
'543.149': Express, a UK based transport company, took over Newburgh airport 60 miles
north of New
'547.99': York City in 2000, but it too failed and sold the airport back to the government.
'552.67': The difference between airport privatization in the US and the UK is that
in the US, the
'557.53': smallest airports went private while in the UK, the largest airports did.
'561.56': In the UK, ten of the fifteen busiest airports are privately owned and operated.
'566.43': Meanwhile, only four of the fifteen least busy airports in the country are
privately
'570.87': owned.
'571.87': "That\u2019s because small airports, in most cases, just don\u2019t make\
\ money."
'576.29': Smaller airports being government run and unprofitable in the US allow for
a sort of
'580.69': indirect subsidy for airlines to operate there.
'583.23': In these cases, airports are willingly charging airlines less than it costs
to run the airport
'588.37': to operate there in order to attract them to fly there.
'59.35': "owns no stake in it\u2014and so it is perhaps the best example of an airport\
\ built to turn"
'591.14': City, county, or state governments are willing to do this because they view
air service as
'595.5': a stimulant to economic development.
'597.68': The merits of private versus public airport ownership can be debated, but
proponents of
'601.73': "publicly owned airports will argue that they\u2019re essential pieces of\
\ infrastructure while those"
'605.64': for airport privatization will argue that commercial ownership leads to
lower costs
'609.76': and better service.
'611.1': Even in the UK public opinion is split on whether airports are better off
public or
'615.95': private.
'616.95': "What\u2019s sure, though, is that running an airport, whether public or\
\ private, is not"
'620.2': easy and that the fact that a few hundred aircraft taking off per day is
all it takes
'624.38': to fund the multi billion dollar business of Heathrow is almost as impressive
as the
'628.85': planes themselves.
'630.86': "Now that you\u2019ve finished this video, there\u2019s another one I made\
\ for you to watch."
'634.36': "Squarespace asked me to make a video explaining why, \u201Cdesign is not\
\ a luxury.\u201D"
'638.589': That phrase might not make sense now but the whole point of the video I
made is to explain
'64.79': a profit.
'642.5': it so make sure to watch it.
'644.56': "You can either click the annotation on-screen now or it\u2019s linked at\
\ the top of the description."
'649.17': Oh, and fair warning, I go on camera in it.
'652.2': "Thanks for watching and we\u2019ll see you again in two weeks for another\
\ Wendover Productions"
'656.55': video.
'66.18': It costs $1,485,650,000 per year to run Heathrow airport.
'7.549': "Airports are incredibly complex and challenging businesses but, in many\
\ cases, they\u2019re businesses"
'73.26': This includes costs like the $494 million Heathrow pays in salaries to its
6,500 employees.
'79.86': Now, 76,000 people actually work at Heathrow but only those 6,500 actually
work for Heathrow.
'87.66': The company that runs Heathrow, Heathrow Airport Holdings, is only really
responsible for the
'92.1': oversight and administration of the airport.
'94.88': "Within Heathrow\u2019s walls, though, there are hundreds of other companies\
\ operating."
'98.86': Those 70,000 other people work for the airlines, the baggage handling companies,
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'103.68': control company, the restaurants, the rental car companies, the bus companies,
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'107.94': the other different employers at the airport.
'110.41': There are, of course, plenty of other costs involved in running the airport
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'114.56': million per year in maintenance to the $113 million yearly utility bill
for water, electricity,
'12.269': that make money.
'120.3': internet, gas, and more, but overall, that number, $1.5 billion, is what
it costs to
'126.37': run the sixth busiest airport in the world.
'129.17': "That\u2019s more than it costs to run the 1.3 million person country of\
\ Swaziland."
'13.78': "Many airports are owned by governments but still then, they\u2019re often\
\ operated as businesses\u2014just"
'133.98': So how do they pay for that?
'135.58': On a per passenger basis, it costs $19 to run Heathrow Airport.
'140.92': Essentially, that means Heathrow needs to make $19 from each passenger that
passes through
'145.35': its doors in order to break even.
'147.81': Of course, some passengers are more profitable than others.
'151.14': Arriving passengers generally just get off the plane, go through customs,
and leave immediately
'154.84': without buying anything while connecting and departing passengers generally
have more time
'159.09': to shop at the airport.
'161.2': Retail is incredibly important to the profitability of any airport.
'165.29': This is part of the reason why its in the airports best interest to make
the check-in
'168.74': "and security process as quick as possible\u2014so passengers have more\
\ time to shop."
'173.99': Heathrow makes money through retail by receiving a cut of every sale made.
'178.18': On average, restaurants earn the airport 95 cents per passenger, retail
stores earn them
'182.709': $5.15 per passenger, the parking lots add on another $2.03, then all the
other smaller
'188.66': sources of retail revenue such as rental car companies and VIP lounges account
for another
'19.03': businesses that are publicly owned.
'193.1': $3.04.
'195.18': Rather uniquely, Heathrow also operates the express train from the airport
to Paddington
'198.88': Station in London which makes them another $2.15 per passenger.
'2.9': After this, watch the video I made for their channel.
'20.62': The majority of airports make their money through what they earn from passenger
carrying
'203.21': All in all, the airport makes $13.32 from passengers through purchases on
top of their
'208.54': "actual airplane ticket and, its worth pointing out, this doesn\u2019t mean\
\ that passengers spend"
'213.319': "$13.32\u2014this means that Heathrow makes $13.32 per passenger."
'218.93': "This is their cut\u2014actual spending at the airport per passenger is\
\ much higher."
'223.55': "Now, you may think that this amount of retail revenue per passenger is\
\ high and you\u2019d"
'227.97': be right, it is.
'229.25': "In fact, it\u2019s one of the highest retail revenues per passenger of\
\ any airport worldwide."
'234.8': In comparison, Washington Dulles Airport makes $5.68 per passenger, Auckland
Airport makes
'24.16': commercial flights using their facilities.
'240.46': $7.71, and Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport makes $10.92 per passenger through
retail.
'246.819': Heathrow is an expert in making passengers spend.
'250.44': They use all sorts of tricks and tactics to increase passenger spending.
'254.69': For example, in Terminal 3, to get from security and to the gates, all passengers
have to walk
'259.56': through duty free which increases sales enormously.
'26.73': Some airports are cargo focused and fund their operations through cargo flights
but the ones
'262.74': "Heathrow also doesn\u2019t display the gate for flights until around 45-90\
\ minutes before"
'267.63': departure.
'268.63': This is common in European airports, but uncommon elsewhere.
'271.85': Because of this, passengers wait in the central area where shops and restaurants
are until
'276.0': just before their flight which leads to more time with passengers exposed
to the retail
'280.16': environment.
'281.28': Being one of the very few airports with non-stop service to all six inhabited
continents, Heathrow
'285.72': also has the advantage of being an airport focused on long-haul service.
'290.12': These flights tend to carry the wealthiest passengers and, while worldwide
passengers
'294.12': arrive an average of 2 hours and 17 minutes before their flight, Heathrow
passengers arrive
'298.8': 2 hours and 51 minutes before which means they have more time to shop at
the airport.
'30.79': "that you\u2019ve most heard of, such as London\u2019s Heathrow Airport,\
\ rely almost entirely on"
'303.919': As mentioned, though, the airport needs to make $19 per passenger and retail
only earns
'308.75': them just over $13.
'310.81': The rest of it comes from flights.
'313.199': Each plane that lands at Heathrow pays the airport an average of $9,500.
'318.59': "Of course it varies hugely by aircraft\u2014a 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 isn\u2019\
t paying the same"
'323.13': "as a 345 seat British Airways 747\u2014but $9,500 is the average per visit\
\ to Heathrow."
'330.24': That goes to pay for things like gate space, a check in area, and the runway
time itself.
'334.95': "The airport charges a fixed amount per aircraft landing\u2014for the small\
\ Bombardier Dash 8"
'339.55': it would be $999 while for the large 747 it would be $11,600.
'345.22': On departure, airlines are then charged again this time per passenger.
'349.61': For each passenger flying to a destination outside of Europe the airline
is charged a
'35.37': passenger flights.
'353.5': base of $58 but this charge is reduced if a passenger connects through Heathrow
rather
'358.169': than originating or if the aircraft is parked at a remote stand rather
than a gate.
'36.989': While the amount of cargo going through Heathrow is significant thanks to
passenger aircraft
'362.7': All in all, a fully loaded 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 flying a domestic route to
Edinburgh, for
'367.93': example, would be charged about $2,400 for its whole visit, arrival and
departure, while
'373.43': that British Airways 747 flying a long-haul route to New York, for example,
would be charged
'378.139': $31,700.
'379.259': "It\u2019s worth noting that these are the published prices\u2014in reality,\
\ many airlines with significant"
'385.52': numbers of flights at Heathrow have agreements with the airport that reduce
their costs.
'389.84': Breaking it down, what those numbers mean is that Heathrow gets, on average,
$29 of
'394.259': "the cost of every passenger\u2019s ticket."
'396.65': As you can see that means that Heathrow makes a fair bit more than it costs
to run the airport.
'401.58': The company mostly uses this operating profit to pay off debt from prior
projects and to
'405.46': "pay taxes so in the end, they\u2019re only truly making about $8.20 off\
\ of each of their passengers,"
'41.079': transporting cargo in their holds, the number of dedicated cargo flights
is low in proportion
'411.669': but what these numbers also mean is that, by design, Heathrow is incentivized
to attract
'416.18': long-haul flights.
'417.85': The airport is currently at capacity.
'420.259': Their maximum number of flights per day is 657 and they currently have
650.
'425.34': They really have no more capacity which means one of the only ways for them
to grow financially
'430.84': is to bring in larger planes.
'432.919': The 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 takes up the same time on the runway that could
be used by another
'437.94': 345 seat British Airways 747 while the airport would make vastly more money
by having that
'443.92': 747 land.
'445.35': This is no doubt part of the reason why Heathrow is so poorly connected
to the country that
'449.75': "it\u2019s in\u2014the UK."
'45.769': to the airports 650 daily flights.
'451.229': The airport only has flights to eight airports in the UK which means the
airport has exactly
'455.87': the same number of destinations in the UK as it has in China.
'459.95': Meanwhile, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, in the Netherlands, has flights to
25 destinations
'465.009': in the UK.
'466.11': "That means that for the vast majority of UK residents living outside of\
\ London, it\u2019s"
'470.49': "easier to connect to wherever they\u2019re going through Amsterdam than\
\ the airport in their"
'474.12': capital city.
'475.53': The reality is that Heathrow is a commercial company.
'478.38': While most UK residents would likely want to see domestic flights to their
largest airport
'482.88': "it just doesn\u2019t make commercial sense to operate short and cheap flights\
\ to Heathrow"
'487.17': in the place of highly lucrative long-haul flights.
'49.219': They make their money off of the 78 million passengers flying through each
year.
'490.169': "It\u2019s not only less lucrative for the airport, it\u2019s also more\
\ costly for the passenger"
'494.449': than flying to other smaller airports.
'496.98': Of course, not every airport is like Heathrow.
'499.88': Not every airport is a commercial company.
'5.2': More about it after the video.
'501.99': "That\u2019s just because, in many cases, running an airport the way the\
\ public wants it to"
'506.259': be run is bad business.
'508.8': About two thirds of all airports worldwide lose money.
'512.729': "In many cases that\u2019s because they\u2019re government run and just\
\ not that focused on making money."
'517.59': The US is a country that has not yet gotten around to airport privatization
like the UK.
'522.659': There is only one single privately owned and operated airport in the US
with commercial
'527.42': "passenger flights\u2014that\u2019s Branson Airport in Southern Missouri."
'531.17': Unlike Heathrow, which turns a considerable profit, Branson airport is loosing
money and
'535.91': has struggled to keep airlines flying there for more than a few years.
'538.83': "It\u2019s not like Branson was the only attempt at running a private airport\
\ in the US\u2014National"
'54.249': "Heathrow is the busiest airport in the world that is fully privately owned\u2014\
the UK government"
'543.149': Express, a UK based transport company, took over Newburgh airport 60 miles
north of New
'547.99': York City in 2000, but it too failed and sold the airport back to the government.
'552.67': The difference between airport privatization in the US and the UK is that
in the US, the
'557.53': smallest airports went private while in the UK, the largest airports did.
'561.56': In the UK, ten of the fifteen busiest airports are privately owned and operated.
'566.43': Meanwhile, only four of the fifteen least busy airports in the country are
privately
'570.87': owned.
'571.87': "That\u2019s because small airports, in most cases, just don\u2019t make\
\ money."
'576.29': Smaller airports being government run and unprofitable in the US allow for
a sort of
'580.69': indirect subsidy for airlines to operate there.
'583.23': In these cases, airports are willingly charging airlines less than it costs
to run the airport
'588.37': to operate there in order to attract them to fly there.
'59.35': "owns no stake in it\u2014and so it is perhaps the best example of an airport\
\ built to turn"
'591.14': City, county, or state governments are willing to do this because they view
air service as
'595.5': a stimulant to economic development.
'597.68': The merits of private versus public airport ownership can be debated, but
proponents of
'601.73': "publicly owned airports will argue that they\u2019re essential pieces of\
\ infrastructure while those"
'605.64': for airport privatization will argue that commercial ownership leads to
lower costs
'609.76': and better service.
'611.1': Even in the UK public opinion is split on whether airports are better off
public or
'615.95': private.
'616.95': "What\u2019s sure, though, is that running an airport, whether public or\
\ private, is not"
'620.2': easy and that the fact that a few hundred aircraft taking off per day is
all it takes
'624.38': to fund the multi billion dollar business of Heathrow is almost as impressive
as the
'628.85': planes themselves.
'630.86': "Now that you\u2019ve finished this video, there\u2019s another one I made\
\ for you to watch."
'634.36': "Squarespace asked me to make a video explaining why, \u201Cdesign is not\
\ a luxury.\u201D"
'638.589': That phrase might not make sense now but the whole point of the video I
made is to explain
'64.79': a profit.
'642.5': it so make sure to watch it.
'644.56': "You can either click the annotation on-screen now or it\u2019s linked at\
\ the top of the description."
'649.17': Oh, and fair warning, I go on camera in it.
'652.2': "Thanks for watching and we\u2019ll see you again in two weeks for another\
\ Wendover Productions"
'656.55': video.
'66.18': It costs $1,485,650,000 per year to run Heathrow airport.
'7.549': "Airports are incredibly complex and challenging businesses but, in many\
\ cases, they\u2019re businesses"
'73.26': This includes costs like the $494 million Heathrow pays in salaries to its
6,500 employees.
'79.86': Now, 76,000 people actually work at Heathrow but only those 6,500 actually
work for Heathrow.
'87.66': The company that runs Heathrow, Heathrow Airport Holdings, is only really
responsible for the
'92.1': oversight and administration of the airport.
'94.88': "Within Heathrow\u2019s walls, though, there are hundreds of other companies\
\ operating."
'98.86': Those 70,000 other people work for the airlines, the baggage handling companies,
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'103.68': control company, the restaurants, the rental car companies, the bus companies,
and all
'107.94': the other different employers at the airport.
'110.41': There are, of course, plenty of other costs involved in running the airport
from the $232
'114.56': million per year in maintenance to the $113 million yearly utility bill
for water, electricity,
'12.269': that make money.
'120.3': internet, gas, and more, but overall, that number, $1.5 billion, is what
it costs to
'126.37': run the sixth busiest airport in the world.
'129.17': "That\u2019s more than it costs to run the 1.3 million person country of\
\ Swaziland."
'13.78': "Many airports are owned by governments but still then, they\u2019re often\
\ operated as businesses\u2014just"
'133.98': So how do they pay for that?
'135.58': On a per passenger basis, it costs $19 to run Heathrow Airport.
'140.92': Essentially, that means Heathrow needs to make $19 from each passenger that
passes through
'145.35': its doors in order to break even.
'147.81': Of course, some passengers are more profitable than others.
'151.14': Arriving passengers generally just get off the plane, go through customs,
and leave immediately
'154.84': without buying anything while connecting and departing passengers generally
have more time
'159.09': to shop at the airport.
'161.2': Retail is incredibly important to the profitability of any airport.
'165.29': This is part of the reason why its in the airports best interest to make
the check-in
'168.74': "and security process as quick as possible\u2014so passengers have more\
\ time to shop."
'173.99': Heathrow makes money through retail by receiving a cut of every sale made.
'178.18': On average, restaurants earn the airport 95 cents per passenger, retail
stores earn them
'182.709': $5.15 per passenger, the parking lots add on another $2.03, then all the
other smaller
'188.66': sources of retail revenue such as rental car companies and VIP lounges account
for another
'19.03': businesses that are publicly owned.
'193.1': $3.04.
'195.18': Rather uniquely, Heathrow also operates the express train from the airport
to Paddington
'198.88': Station in London which makes them another $2.15 per passenger.
'2.9': After this, watch the video I made for their channel.
'20.62': The majority of airports make their money through what they earn from passenger
carrying
'203.21': All in all, the airport makes $13.32 from passengers through purchases on
top of their
'208.54': "actual airplane ticket and, its worth pointing out, this doesn\u2019t mean\
\ that passengers spend"
'213.319': "$13.32\u2014this means that Heathrow makes $13.32 per passenger."
'218.93': "This is their cut\u2014actual spending at the airport per passenger is\
\ much higher."
'223.55': "Now, you may think that this amount of retail revenue per passenger is\
\ high and you\u2019d"
'227.97': be right, it is.
'229.25': "In fact, it\u2019s one of the highest retail revenues per passenger of\
\ any airport worldwide."
'234.8': In comparison, Washington Dulles Airport makes $5.68 per passenger, Auckland
Airport makes
'24.16': commercial flights using their facilities.
'240.46': $7.71, and Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport makes $10.92 per passenger through
retail.
'246.819': Heathrow is an expert in making passengers spend.
'250.44': They use all sorts of tricks and tactics to increase passenger spending.
'254.69': For example, in Terminal 3, to get from security and to the gates, all passengers
have to walk
'259.56': through duty free which increases sales enormously.
'26.73': Some airports are cargo focused and fund their operations through cargo flights
but the ones
'262.74': "Heathrow also doesn\u2019t display the gate for flights until around 45-90\
\ minutes before"
'267.63': departure.
'268.63': This is common in European airports, but uncommon elsewhere.
'271.85': Because of this, passengers wait in the central area where shops and restaurants
are until
'276.0': just before their flight which leads to more time with passengers exposed
to the retail
'280.16': environment.
'281.28': Being one of the very few airports with non-stop service to all six inhabited
continents, Heathrow
'285.72': also has the advantage of being an airport focused on long-haul service.
'290.12': These flights tend to carry the wealthiest passengers and, while worldwide
passengers
'294.12': arrive an average of 2 hours and 17 minutes before their flight, Heathrow
passengers arrive
'298.8': 2 hours and 51 minutes before which means they have more time to shop at
the airport.
'30.79': "that you\u2019ve most heard of, such as London\u2019s Heathrow Airport,\
\ rely almost entirely on"
'303.919': As mentioned, though, the airport needs to make $19 per passenger and retail
only earns
'308.75': them just over $13.
'310.81': The rest of it comes from flights.
'313.199': Each plane that lands at Heathrow pays the airport an average of $9,500.
'318.59': "Of course it varies hugely by aircraft\u2014a 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 isn\u2019\
t paying the same"
'323.13': "as a 345 seat British Airways 747\u2014but $9,500 is the average per visit\
\ to Heathrow."
'330.24': That goes to pay for things like gate space, a check in area, and the runway
time itself.
'334.95': "The airport charges a fixed amount per aircraft landing\u2014for the small\
\ Bombardier Dash 8"
'339.55': it would be $999 while for the large 747 it would be $11,600.
'345.22': On departure, airlines are then charged again this time per passenger.
'349.61': For each passenger flying to a destination outside of Europe the airline
is charged a
'35.37': passenger flights.
'353.5': base of $58 but this charge is reduced if a passenger connects through Heathrow
rather
'358.169': than originating or if the aircraft is parked at a remote stand rather
than a gate.
'36.989': While the amount of cargo going through Heathrow is significant thanks to
passenger aircraft
'362.7': All in all, a fully loaded 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 flying a domestic route to
Edinburgh, for
'367.93': example, would be charged about $2,400 for its whole visit, arrival and
departure, while
'373.43': that British Airways 747 flying a long-haul route to New York, for example,
would be charged
'378.139': $31,700.
'379.259': "It\u2019s worth noting that these are the published prices\u2014in reality,\
\ many airlines with significant"
'385.52': numbers of flights at Heathrow have agreements with the airport that reduce
their costs.
'389.84': Breaking it down, what those numbers mean is that Heathrow gets, on average,
$29 of
'394.259': "the cost of every passenger\u2019s ticket."
'396.65': As you can see that means that Heathrow makes a fair bit more than it costs
to run the airport.
'401.58': The company mostly uses this operating profit to pay off debt from prior
projects and to
'405.46': "pay taxes so in the end, they\u2019re only truly making about $8.20 off\
\ of each of their passengers,"
'41.079': transporting cargo in their holds, the number of dedicated cargo flights
is low in proportion
'411.669': but what these numbers also mean is that, by design, Heathrow is incentivized
to attract
'416.18': long-haul flights.
'417.85': The airport is currently at capacity.
'420.259': Their maximum number of flights per day is 657 and they currently have
650.
'425.34': They really have no more capacity which means one of the only ways for them
to grow financially
'430.84': is to bring in larger planes.
'432.919': The 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 takes up the same time on the runway that could
be used by another
'437.94': 345 seat British Airways 747 while the airport would make vastly more money
by having that
'443.92': 747 land.
'445.35': This is no doubt part of the reason why Heathrow is so poorly connected
to the country that
'449.75': "it\u2019s in\u2014the UK."
'45.769': to the airports 650 daily flights.
'451.229': The airport only has flights to eight airports in the UK which means the
airport has exactly
'455.87': the same number of destinations in the UK as it has in China.
'459.95': Meanwhile, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, in the Netherlands, has flights to
25 destinations
'465.009': in the UK.
'466.11': "That means that for the vast majority of UK residents living outside of\
\ London, it\u2019s"
'470.49': "easier to connect to wherever they\u2019re going through Amsterdam than\
\ the airport in their"
'474.12': capital city.
'475.53': The reality is that Heathrow is a commercial company.
'478.38': While most UK residents would likely want to see domestic flights to their
largest airport
'482.88': "it just doesn\u2019t make commercial sense to operate short and cheap flights\
\ to Heathrow"
'487.17': in the place of highly lucrative long-haul flights.
'49.219': They make their money off of the 78 million passengers flying through each
year.
'490.169': "It\u2019s not only less lucrative for the airport, it\u2019s also more\
\ costly for the passenger"
'494.449': than flying to other smaller airports.
'496.98': Of course, not every airport is like Heathrow.
'499.88': Not every airport is a commercial company.
'5.2': More about it after the video.
'501.99': "That\u2019s just because, in many cases, running an airport the way the\
\ public wants it to"
'506.259': be run is bad business.
'508.8': About two thirds of all airports worldwide lose money.
'512.729': "In many cases that\u2019s because they\u2019re government run and just\
\ not that focused on making money."
'517.59': The US is a country that has not yet gotten around to airport privatization
like the UK.
'522.659': There is only one single privately owned and operated airport in the US
with commercial
'527.42': "passenger flights\u2014that\u2019s Branson Airport in Southern Missouri."
'531.17': Unlike Heathrow, which turns a considerable profit, Branson airport is loosing
money and
'535.91': has struggled to keep airlines flying there for more than a few years.
'538.83': "It\u2019s not like Branson was the only attempt at running a private airport\
\ in the US\u2014National"
'54.249': "Heathrow is the busiest airport in the world that is fully privately owned\u2014\
the UK government"
'543.149': Express, a UK based transport company, took over Newburgh airport 60 miles
north of New
'547.99': York City in 2000, but it too failed and sold the airport back to the government.
'552.67': The difference between airport privatization in the US and the UK is that
in the US, the
'557.53': smallest airports went private while in the UK, the largest airports did.
'561.56': In the UK, ten of the fifteen busiest airports are privately owned and operated.
'566.43': Meanwhile, only four of the fifteen least busy airports in the country are
privately
'570.87': owned.
'571.87': "That\u2019s because small airports, in most cases, just don\u2019t make\
\ money."
'576.29': Smaller airports being government run and unprofitable in the US allow for
a sort of
'580.69': indirect subsidy for airlines to operate there.
'583.23': In these cases, airports are willingly charging airlines less than it costs
to run the airport
'588.37': to operate there in order to attract them to fly there.
'59.35': "owns no stake in it\u2014and so it is perhaps the best example of an airport\
\ built to turn"
'591.14': City, county, or state governments are willing to do this because they view
air service as
'595.5': a stimulant to economic development.
'597.68': The merits of private versus public airport ownership can be debated, but
proponents of
'601.73': "publicly owned airports will argue that they\u2019re essential pieces of\
\ infrastructure while those"
'605.64': for airport privatization will argue that commercial ownership leads to
lower costs
'609.76': and better service.
'611.1': Even in the UK public opinion is split on whether airports are better off
public or
'615.95': private.
'616.95': "What\u2019s sure, though, is that running an airport, whether public or\
\ private, is not"
'620.2': easy and that the fact that a few hundred aircraft taking off per day is
all it takes
'624.38': to fund the multi billion dollar business of Heathrow is almost as impressive
as the
'628.85': planes themselves.
'630.86': "Now that you\u2019ve finished this video, there\u2019s another one I made\
\ for you to watch."
'634.36': "Squarespace asked me to make a video explaining why, \u201Cdesign is not\
\ a luxury.\u201D"
'638.589': That phrase might not make sense now but the whole point of the video I
made is to explain
'64.79': a profit.
'642.5': it so make sure to watch it.
'644.56': "You can either click the annotation on-screen now or it\u2019s linked at\
\ the top of the description."
'649.17': Oh, and fair warning, I go on camera in it.
'652.2': "Thanks for watching and we\u2019ll see you again in two weeks for another\
\ Wendover Productions"
'656.55': video.
'66.18': It costs $1,485,650,000 per year to run Heathrow airport.
'7.549': "Airports are incredibly complex and challenging businesses but, in many\
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'73.26': This includes costs like the $494 million Heathrow pays in salaries to its
6,500 employees.
'79.86': Now, 76,000 people actually work at Heathrow but only those 6,500 actually
work for Heathrow.
'87.66': The company that runs Heathrow, Heathrow Airport Holdings, is only really
responsible for the
'92.1': oversight and administration of the airport.
'94.88': "Within Heathrow\u2019s walls, though, there are hundreds of other companies\
\ operating."
'98.86': Those 70,000 other people work for the airlines, the baggage handling companies,
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'103.68': control company, the restaurants, the rental car companies, the bus companies,
and all
'107.94': the other different employers at the airport.
'110.41': There are, of course, plenty of other costs involved in running the airport
from the $232
'114.56': million per year in maintenance to the $113 million yearly utility bill
for water, electricity,
'12.269': that make money.
'120.3': internet, gas, and more, but overall, that number, $1.5 billion, is what
it costs to
'126.37': run the sixth busiest airport in the world.
'129.17': "That\u2019s more than it costs to run the 1.3 million person country of\
\ Swaziland."
'13.78': "Many airports are owned by governments but still then, they\u2019re often\
\ operated as businesses\u2014just"
'133.98': So how do they pay for that?
'135.58': On a per passenger basis, it costs $19 to run Heathrow Airport.
'140.92': Essentially, that means Heathrow needs to make $19 from each passenger that
passes through
'145.35': its doors in order to break even.
'147.81': Of course, some passengers are more profitable than others.
'151.14': Arriving passengers generally just get off the plane, go through customs,
and leave immediately
'154.84': without buying anything while connecting and departing passengers generally
have more time
'159.09': to shop at the airport.
'161.2': Retail is incredibly important to the profitability of any airport.
'165.29': This is part of the reason why its in the airports best interest to make
the check-in
'168.74': "and security process as quick as possible\u2014so passengers have more\
\ time to shop."
'173.99': Heathrow makes money through retail by receiving a cut of every sale made.
'178.18': On average, restaurants earn the airport 95 cents per passenger, retail
stores earn them
'182.709': $5.15 per passenger, the parking lots add on another $2.03, then all the
other smaller
'188.66': sources of retail revenue such as rental car companies and VIP lounges account
for another
'19.03': businesses that are publicly owned.
'193.1': $3.04.
'195.18': Rather uniquely, Heathrow also operates the express train from the airport
to Paddington
'198.88': Station in London which makes them another $2.15 per passenger.
'2.9': After this, watch the video I made for their channel.
'20.62': The majority of airports make their money through what they earn from passenger
carrying
'203.21': All in all, the airport makes $13.32 from passengers through purchases on
top of their
'208.54': "actual airplane ticket and, its worth pointing out, this doesn\u2019t mean\
\ that passengers spend"
'213.319': "$13.32\u2014this means that Heathrow makes $13.32 per passenger."
'218.93': "This is their cut\u2014actual spending at the airport per passenger is\
\ much higher."
'223.55': "Now, you may think that this amount of retail revenue per passenger is\
\ high and you\u2019d"
'227.97': be right, it is.
'229.25': "In fact, it\u2019s one of the highest retail revenues per passenger of\
\ any airport worldwide."
'234.8': In comparison, Washington Dulles Airport makes $5.68 per passenger, Auckland
Airport makes
'24.16': commercial flights using their facilities.
'240.46': $7.71, and Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport makes $10.92 per passenger through
retail.
'246.819': Heathrow is an expert in making passengers spend.
'250.44': They use all sorts of tricks and tactics to increase passenger spending.
'254.69': For example, in Terminal 3, to get from security and to the gates, all passengers
have to walk
'259.56': through duty free which increases sales enormously.
'26.73': Some airports are cargo focused and fund their operations through cargo flights
but the ones
'262.74': "Heathrow also doesn\u2019t display the gate for flights until around 45-90\
\ minutes before"
'267.63': departure.
'268.63': This is common in European airports, but uncommon elsewhere.
'271.85': Because of this, passengers wait in the central area where shops and restaurants
are until
'276.0': just before their flight which leads to more time with passengers exposed
to the retail
'280.16': environment.
'281.28': Being one of the very few airports with non-stop service to all six inhabited
continents, Heathrow
'285.72': also has the advantage of being an airport focused on long-haul service.
'290.12': These flights tend to carry the wealthiest passengers and, while worldwide
passengers
'294.12': arrive an average of 2 hours and 17 minutes before their flight, Heathrow
passengers arrive
'298.8': 2 hours and 51 minutes before which means they have more time to shop at
the airport.
'30.79': "that you\u2019ve most heard of, such as London\u2019s Heathrow Airport,\
\ rely almost entirely on"
'303.919': As mentioned, though, the airport needs to make $19 per passenger and retail
only earns
'308.75': them just over $13.
'310.81': The rest of it comes from flights.
'313.199': Each plane that lands at Heathrow pays the airport an average of $9,500.
'318.59': "Of course it varies hugely by aircraft\u2014a 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 isn\u2019\
t paying the same"
'323.13': "as a 345 seat British Airways 747\u2014but $9,500 is the average per visit\
\ to Heathrow."
'330.24': That goes to pay for things like gate space, a check in area, and the runway
time itself.
'334.95': "The airport charges a fixed amount per aircraft landing\u2014for the small\
\ Bombardier Dash 8"
'339.55': it would be $999 while for the large 747 it would be $11,600.
'345.22': On departure, airlines are then charged again this time per passenger.
'349.61': For each passenger flying to a destination outside of Europe the airline
is charged a
'35.37': passenger flights.
'353.5': base of $58 but this charge is reduced if a passenger connects through Heathrow
rather
'358.169': than originating or if the aircraft is parked at a remote stand rather
than a gate.
'36.989': While the amount of cargo going through Heathrow is significant thanks to
passenger aircraft
'362.7': All in all, a fully loaded 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 flying a domestic route to
Edinburgh, for
'367.93': example, would be charged about $2,400 for its whole visit, arrival and
departure, while
'373.43': that British Airways 747 flying a long-haul route to New York, for example,
would be charged
'378.139': $31,700.
'379.259': "It\u2019s worth noting that these are the published prices\u2014in reality,\
\ many airlines with significant"
'385.52': numbers of flights at Heathrow have agreements with the airport that reduce
their costs.
'389.84': Breaking it down, what those numbers mean is that Heathrow gets, on average,
$29 of
'394.259': "the cost of every passenger\u2019s ticket."
'396.65': As you can see that means that Heathrow makes a fair bit more than it costs
to run the airport.
'401.58': The company mostly uses this operating profit to pay off debt from prior
projects and to
'405.46': "pay taxes so in the end, they\u2019re only truly making about $8.20 off\
\ of each of their passengers,"
'41.079': transporting cargo in their holds, the number of dedicated cargo flights
is low in proportion
'411.669': but what these numbers also mean is that, by design, Heathrow is incentivized
to attract
'416.18': long-haul flights.
'417.85': The airport is currently at capacity.
'420.259': Their maximum number of flights per day is 657 and they currently have
650.
'425.34': They really have no more capacity which means one of the only ways for them
to grow financially
'430.84': is to bring in larger planes.
'432.919': The 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 takes up the same time on the runway that could
be used by another
'437.94': 345 seat British Airways 747 while the airport would make vastly more money
by having that
'443.92': 747 land.
'445.35': This is no doubt part of the reason why Heathrow is so poorly connected
to the country that
'449.75': "it\u2019s in\u2014the UK."
'45.769': to the airports 650 daily flights.
'451.229': The airport only has flights to eight airports in the UK which means the
airport has exactly
'455.87': the same number of destinations in the UK as it has in China.
'459.95': Meanwhile, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, in the Netherlands, has flights to
25 destinations
'465.009': in the UK.
'466.11': "That means that for the vast majority of UK residents living outside of\
\ London, it\u2019s"
'470.49': "easier to connect to wherever they\u2019re going through Amsterdam than\
\ the airport in their"
'474.12': capital city.
'475.53': The reality is that Heathrow is a commercial company.
'478.38': While most UK residents would likely want to see domestic flights to their
largest airport
'482.88': "it just doesn\u2019t make commercial sense to operate short and cheap flights\
\ to Heathrow"
'487.17': in the place of highly lucrative long-haul flights.
'49.219': They make their money off of the 78 million passengers flying through each
year.
'490.169': "It\u2019s not only less lucrative for the airport, it\u2019s also more\
\ costly for the passenger"
'494.449': than flying to other smaller airports.
'496.98': Of course, not every airport is like Heathrow.
'499.88': Not every airport is a commercial company.
'5.2': More about it after the video.
'501.99': "That\u2019s just because, in many cases, running an airport the way the\
\ public wants it to"
'506.259': be run is bad business.
'508.8': About two thirds of all airports worldwide lose money.
'512.729': "In many cases that\u2019s because they\u2019re government run and just\
\ not that focused on making money."
'517.59': The US is a country that has not yet gotten around to airport privatization
like the UK.
'522.659': There is only one single privately owned and operated airport in the US
with commercial
'527.42': "passenger flights\u2014that\u2019s Branson Airport in Southern Missouri."
'531.17': Unlike Heathrow, which turns a considerable profit, Branson airport is loosing
money and
'535.91': has struggled to keep airlines flying there for more than a few years.
'538.83': "It\u2019s not like Branson was the only attempt at running a private airport\
\ in the US\u2014National"
'54.249': "Heathrow is the busiest airport in the world that is fully privately owned\u2014\
the UK government"
'543.149': Express, a UK based transport company, took over Newburgh airport 60 miles
north of New
'547.99': York City in 2000, but it too failed and sold the airport back to the government.
'552.67': The difference between airport privatization in the US and the UK is that
in the US, the
'557.53': smallest airports went private while in the UK, the largest airports did.
'561.56': In the UK, ten of the fifteen busiest airports are privately owned and operated.
'566.43': Meanwhile, only four of the fifteen least busy airports in the country are
privately
'570.87': owned.
'571.87': "That\u2019s because small airports, in most cases, just don\u2019t make\
\ money."
'576.29': Smaller airports being government run and unprofitable in the US allow for
a sort of
'580.69': indirect subsidy for airlines to operate there.
'583.23': In these cases, airports are willingly charging airlines less than it costs
to run the airport
'588.37': to operate there in order to attract them to fly there.
'59.35': "owns no stake in it\u2014and so it is perhaps the best example of an airport\
\ built to turn"
'591.14': City, county, or state governments are willing to do this because they view
air service as
'595.5': a stimulant to economic development.
'597.68': The merits of private versus public airport ownership can be debated, but
proponents of
'601.73': "publicly owned airports will argue that they\u2019re essential pieces of\
\ infrastructure while those"
'605.64': for airport privatization will argue that commercial ownership leads to
lower costs
'609.76': and better service.
'611.1': Even in the UK public opinion is split on whether airports are better off
public or
'615.95': private.
'616.95': "What\u2019s sure, though, is that running an airport, whether public or\
\ private, is not"
'620.2': easy and that the fact that a few hundred aircraft taking off per day is
all it takes
'624.38': to fund the multi billion dollar business of Heathrow is almost as impressive
as the
'628.85': planes themselves.
'630.86': "Now that you\u2019ve finished this video, there\u2019s another one I made\
\ for you to watch."
'634.36': "Squarespace asked me to make a video explaining why, \u201Cdesign is not\
\ a luxury.\u201D"
'638.589': That phrase might not make sense now but the whole point of the video I
made is to explain
'64.79': a profit.
'642.5': it so make sure to watch it.
'644.56': "You can either click the annotation on-screen now or it\u2019s linked at\
\ the top of the description."
'649.17': Oh, and fair warning, I go on camera in it.
'652.2': "Thanks for watching and we\u2019ll see you again in two weeks for another\
\ Wendover Productions"
'656.55': video.
'66.18': It costs $1,485,650,000 per year to run Heathrow airport.
'7.549': "Airports are incredibly complex and challenging businesses but, in many\
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'73.26': This includes costs like the $494 million Heathrow pays in salaries to its
6,500 employees.
'79.86': Now, 76,000 people actually work at Heathrow but only those 6,500 actually
work for Heathrow.
'87.66': The company that runs Heathrow, Heathrow Airport Holdings, is only really
responsible for the
'92.1': oversight and administration of the airport.
'94.88': "Within Heathrow\u2019s walls, though, there are hundreds of other companies\
\ operating."
'98.86': Those 70,000 other people work for the airlines, the baggage handling companies,
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'103.68': control company, the restaurants, the rental car companies, the bus companies,
and all
'107.94': the other different employers at the airport.
'110.41': There are, of course, plenty of other costs involved in running the airport
from the $232
'114.56': million per year in maintenance to the $113 million yearly utility bill
for water, electricity,
'12.269': that make money.
'120.3': internet, gas, and more, but overall, that number, $1.5 billion, is what
it costs to
'126.37': run the sixth busiest airport in the world.
'129.17': "That\u2019s more than it costs to run the 1.3 million person country of\
\ Swaziland."
'13.78': "Many airports are owned by governments but still then, they\u2019re often\
\ operated as businesses\u2014just"
'133.98': So how do they pay for that?
'135.58': On a per passenger basis, it costs $19 to run Heathrow Airport.
'140.92': Essentially, that means Heathrow needs to make $19 from each passenger that
passes through
'145.35': its doors in order to break even.
'147.81': Of course, some passengers are more profitable than others.
'151.14': Arriving passengers generally just get off the plane, go through customs,
and leave immediately
'154.84': without buying anything while connecting and departing passengers generally
have more time
'159.09': to shop at the airport.
'161.2': Retail is incredibly important to the profitability of any airport.
'165.29': This is part of the reason why its in the airports best interest to make
the check-in
'168.74': "and security process as quick as possible\u2014so passengers have more\
\ time to shop."
'173.99': Heathrow makes money through retail by receiving a cut of every sale made.
'178.18': On average, restaurants earn the airport 95 cents per passenger, retail
stores earn them
'182.709': $5.15 per passenger, the parking lots add on another $2.03, then all the
other smaller
'188.66': sources of retail revenue such as rental car companies and VIP lounges account
for another
'19.03': businesses that are publicly owned.
'193.1': $3.04.
'195.18': Rather uniquely, Heathrow also operates the express train from the airport
to Paddington
'198.88': Station in London which makes them another $2.15 per passenger.
'2.9': After this, watch the video I made for their channel.
'20.62': The majority of airports make their money through what they earn from passenger
carrying
'203.21': All in all, the airport makes $13.32 from passengers through purchases on
top of their
'208.54': "actual airplane ticket and, its worth pointing out, this doesn\u2019t mean\
\ that passengers spend"
'213.319': "$13.32\u2014this means that Heathrow makes $13.32 per passenger."
'218.93': "This is their cut\u2014actual spending at the airport per passenger is\
\ much higher."
'223.55': "Now, you may think that this amount of retail revenue per passenger is\
\ high and you\u2019d"
'227.97': be right, it is.
'229.25': "In fact, it\u2019s one of the highest retail revenues per passenger of\
\ any airport worldwide."
'234.8': In comparison, Washington Dulles Airport makes $5.68 per passenger, Auckland
Airport makes
'24.16': commercial flights using their facilities.
'240.46': $7.71, and Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport makes $10.92 per passenger through
retail.
'246.819': Heathrow is an expert in making passengers spend.
'250.44': They use all sorts of tricks and tactics to increase passenger spending.
'254.69': For example, in Terminal 3, to get from security and to the gates, all passengers
have to walk
'259.56': through duty free which increases sales enormously.
'26.73': Some airports are cargo focused and fund their operations through cargo flights
but the ones
'262.74': "Heathrow also doesn\u2019t display the gate for flights until around 45-90\
\ minutes before"
'267.63': departure.
'268.63': This is common in European airports, but uncommon elsewhere.
'271.85': Because of this, passengers wait in the central area where shops and restaurants
are until
'276.0': just before their flight which leads to more time with passengers exposed
to the retail
'280.16': environment.
'281.28': Being one of the very few airports with non-stop service to all six inhabited
continents, Heathrow
'285.72': also has the advantage of being an airport focused on long-haul service.
'290.12': These flights tend to carry the wealthiest passengers and, while worldwide
passengers
'294.12': arrive an average of 2 hours and 17 minutes before their flight, Heathrow
passengers arrive
'298.8': 2 hours and 51 minutes before which means they have more time to shop at
the airport.
'30.79': "that you\u2019ve most heard of, such as London\u2019s Heathrow Airport,\
\ rely almost entirely on"
'303.919': As mentioned, though, the airport needs to make $19 per passenger and retail
only earns
'308.75': them just over $13.
'310.81': The rest of it comes from flights.
'313.199': Each plane that lands at Heathrow pays the airport an average of $9,500.
'318.59': "Of course it varies hugely by aircraft\u2014a 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 isn\u2019\
t paying the same"
'323.13': "as a 345 seat British Airways 747\u2014but $9,500 is the average per visit\
\ to Heathrow."
'330.24': That goes to pay for things like gate space, a check in area, and the runway
time itself.
'334.95': "The airport charges a fixed amount per aircraft landing\u2014for the small\
\ Bombardier Dash 8"
'339.55': it would be $999 while for the large 747 it would be $11,600.
'345.22': On departure, airlines are then charged again this time per passenger.
'349.61': For each passenger flying to a destination outside of Europe the airline
is charged a
'35.37': passenger flights.
'353.5': base of $58 but this charge is reduced if a passenger connects through Heathrow
rather
'358.169': than originating or if the aircraft is parked at a remote stand rather
than a gate.
'36.989': While the amount of cargo going through Heathrow is significant thanks to
passenger aircraft
'362.7': All in all, a fully loaded 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 flying a domestic route to
Edinburgh, for
'367.93': example, would be charged about $2,400 for its whole visit, arrival and
departure, while
'373.43': that British Airways 747 flying a long-haul route to New York, for example,
would be charged
'378.139': $31,700.
'379.259': "It\u2019s worth noting that these are the published prices\u2014in reality,\
\ many airlines with significant"
'385.52': numbers of flights at Heathrow have agreements with the airport that reduce
their costs.
'389.84': Breaking it down, what those numbers mean is that Heathrow gets, on average,
$29 of
'394.259': "the cost of every passenger\u2019s ticket."
'396.65': As you can see that means that Heathrow makes a fair bit more than it costs
to run the airport.
'401.58': The company mostly uses this operating profit to pay off debt from prior
projects and to
'405.46': "pay taxes so in the end, they\u2019re only truly making about $8.20 off\
\ of each of their passengers,"
'41.079': transporting cargo in their holds, the number of dedicated cargo flights
is low in proportion
'411.669': but what these numbers also mean is that, by design, Heathrow is incentivized
to attract
'416.18': long-haul flights.
'417.85': The airport is currently at capacity.
'420.259': Their maximum number of flights per day is 657 and they currently have
650.
'425.34': They really have no more capacity which means one of the only ways for them
to grow financially
'430.84': is to bring in larger planes.
'432.919': The 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 takes up the same time on the runway that could
be used by another
'437.94': 345 seat British Airways 747 while the airport would make vastly more money
by having that
'443.92': 747 land.
'445.35': This is no doubt part of the reason why Heathrow is so poorly connected
to the country that
'449.75': "it\u2019s in\u2014the UK."
'45.769': to the airports 650 daily flights.
'451.229': The airport only has flights to eight airports in the UK which means the
airport has exactly
'455.87': the same number of destinations in the UK as it has in China.
'459.95': Meanwhile, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, in the Netherlands, has flights to
25 destinations
'465.009': in the UK.
'466.11': "That means that for the vast majority of UK residents living outside of\
\ London, it\u2019s"
'470.49': "easier to connect to wherever they\u2019re going through Amsterdam than\
\ the airport in their"
'474.12': capital city.
'475.53': The reality is that Heathrow is a commercial company.
'478.38': While most UK residents would likely want to see domestic flights to their
largest airport
'482.88': "it just doesn\u2019t make commercial sense to operate short and cheap flights\
\ to Heathrow"
'487.17': in the place of highly lucrative long-haul flights.
'49.219': They make their money off of the 78 million passengers flying through each
year.
'490.169': "It\u2019s not only less lucrative for the airport, it\u2019s also more\
\ costly for the passenger"
'494.449': than flying to other smaller airports.
'496.98': Of course, not every airport is like Heathrow.
'499.88': Not every airport is a commercial company.
'5.2': More about it after the video.
'501.99': "That\u2019s just because, in many cases, running an airport the way the\
\ public wants it to"
'506.259': be run is bad business.
'508.8': About two thirds of all airports worldwide lose money.
'512.729': "In many cases that\u2019s because they\u2019re government run and just\
\ not that focused on making money."
'517.59': The US is a country that has not yet gotten around to airport privatization
like the UK.
'522.659': There is only one single privately owned and operated airport in the US
with commercial
'527.42': "passenger flights\u2014that\u2019s Branson Airport in Southern Missouri."
'531.17': Unlike Heathrow, which turns a considerable profit, Branson airport is loosing
money and
'535.91': has struggled to keep airlines flying there for more than a few years.
'538.83': "It\u2019s not like Branson was the only attempt at running a private airport\
\ in the US\u2014National"
'54.249': "Heathrow is the busiest airport in the world that is fully privately owned\u2014\
the UK government"
'543.149': Express, a UK based transport company, took over Newburgh airport 60 miles
north of New
'547.99': York City in 2000, but it too failed and sold the airport back to the government.
'552.67': The difference between airport privatization in the US and the UK is that
in the US, the
'557.53': smallest airports went private while in the UK, the largest airports did.
'561.56': In the UK, ten of the fifteen busiest airports are privately owned and operated.
'566.43': Meanwhile, only four of the fifteen least busy airports in the country are
privately
'570.87': owned.
'571.87': "That\u2019s because small airports, in most cases, just don\u2019t make\
\ money."
'576.29': Smaller airports being government run and unprofitable in the US allow for
a sort of
'580.69': indirect subsidy for airlines to operate there.
'583.23': In these cases, airports are willingly charging airlines less than it costs
to run the airport
'588.37': to operate there in order to attract them to fly there.
'59.35': "owns no stake in it\u2014and so it is perhaps the best example of an airport\
\ built to turn"
'591.14': City, county, or state governments are willing to do this because they view
air service as
'595.5': a stimulant to economic development.
'597.68': The merits of private versus public airport ownership can be debated, but
proponents of
'601.73': "publicly owned airports will argue that they\u2019re essential pieces of\
\ infrastructure while those"
'605.64': for airport privatization will argue that commercial ownership leads to
lower costs
'609.76': and better service.
'611.1': Even in the UK public opinion is split on whether airports are better off
public or
'615.95': private.
'616.95': "What\u2019s sure, though, is that running an airport, whether public or\
\ private, is not"
'620.2': easy and that the fact that a few hundred aircraft taking off per day is
all it takes
'624.38': to fund the multi billion dollar business of Heathrow is almost as impressive
as the
'628.85': planes themselves.
'630.86': "Now that you\u2019ve finished this video, there\u2019s another one I made\
\ for you to watch."
'634.36': "Squarespace asked me to make a video explaining why, \u201Cdesign is not\
\ a luxury.\u201D"
'638.589': That phrase might not make sense now but the whole point of the video I
made is to explain
'64.79': a profit.
'642.5': it so make sure to watch it.
'644.56': "You can either click the annotation on-screen now or it\u2019s linked at\
\ the top of the description."
'649.17': Oh, and fair warning, I go on camera in it.
'652.2': "Thanks for watching and we\u2019ll see you again in two weeks for another\
\ Wendover Productions"
'656.55': video.
'66.18': It costs $1,485,650,000 per year to run Heathrow airport.
'7.549': "Airports are incredibly complex and challenging businesses but, in many\
\ cases, they\u2019re businesses"
'73.26': This includes costs like the $494 million Heathrow pays in salaries to its
6,500 employees.
'79.86': Now, 76,000 people actually work at Heathrow but only those 6,500 actually
work for Heathrow.
'87.66': The company that runs Heathrow, Heathrow Airport Holdings, is only really
responsible for the
'92.1': oversight and administration of the airport.
'94.88': "Within Heathrow\u2019s walls, though, there are hundreds of other companies\
\ operating."
'98.86': Those 70,000 other people work for the airlines, the baggage handling companies,
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'103.68': control company, the restaurants, the rental car companies, the bus companies,
and all
'107.94': the other different employers at the airport.
'110.41': There are, of course, plenty of other costs involved in running the airport
from the $232
'114.56': million per year in maintenance to the $113 million yearly utility bill
for water, electricity,
'12.269': that make money.
'120.3': internet, gas, and more, but overall, that number, $1.5 billion, is what
it costs to
'126.37': run the sixth busiest airport in the world.
'129.17': "That\u2019s more than it costs to run the 1.3 million person country of\
\ Swaziland."
'13.78': "Many airports are owned by governments but still then, they\u2019re often\
\ operated as businesses\u2014just"
'133.98': So how do they pay for that?
'135.58': On a per passenger basis, it costs $19 to run Heathrow Airport.
'140.92': Essentially, that means Heathrow needs to make $19 from each passenger that
passes through
'145.35': its doors in order to break even.
'147.81': Of course, some passengers are more profitable than others.
'151.14': Arriving passengers generally just get off the plane, go through customs,
and leave immediately
'154.84': without buying anything while connecting and departing passengers generally
have more time
'159.09': to shop at the airport.
'161.2': Retail is incredibly important to the profitability of any airport.
'165.29': This is part of the reason why its in the airports best interest to make
the check-in
'168.74': "and security process as quick as possible\u2014so passengers have more\
\ time to shop."
'173.99': Heathrow makes money through retail by receiving a cut of every sale made.
'178.18': On average, restaurants earn the airport 95 cents per passenger, retail
stores earn them
'182.709': $5.15 per passenger, the parking lots add on another $2.03, then all the
other smaller
'188.66': sources of retail revenue such as rental car companies and VIP lounges account
for another
'19.03': businesses that are publicly owned.
'193.1': $3.04.
'195.18': Rather uniquely, Heathrow also operates the express train from the airport
to Paddington
'198.88': Station in London which makes them another $2.15 per passenger.
'2.9': After this, watch the video I made for their channel.
'20.62': The majority of airports make their money through what they earn from passenger
carrying
'203.21': All in all, the airport makes $13.32 from passengers through purchases on
top of their
'208.54': "actual airplane ticket and, its worth pointing out, this doesn\u2019t mean\
\ that passengers spend"
'213.319': "$13.32\u2014this means that Heathrow makes $13.32 per passenger."
'218.93': "This is their cut\u2014actual spending at the airport per passenger is\
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'223.55': "Now, you may think that this amount of retail revenue per passenger is\
\ high and you\u2019d"
'227.97': be right, it is.
'229.25': "In fact, it\u2019s one of the highest retail revenues per passenger of\
\ any airport worldwide."
'234.8': In comparison, Washington Dulles Airport makes $5.68 per passenger, Auckland
Airport makes
'24.16': commercial flights using their facilities.
'240.46': $7.71, and Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport makes $10.92 per passenger through
retail.
'246.819': Heathrow is an expert in making passengers spend.
'250.44': They use all sorts of tricks and tactics to increase passenger spending.
'254.69': For example, in Terminal 3, to get from security and to the gates, all passengers
have to walk
'259.56': through duty free which increases sales enormously.
'26.73': Some airports are cargo focused and fund their operations through cargo flights
but the ones
'262.74': "Heathrow also doesn\u2019t display the gate for flights until around 45-90\
\ minutes before"
'267.63': departure.
'268.63': This is common in European airports, but uncommon elsewhere.
'271.85': Because of this, passengers wait in the central area where shops and restaurants
are until
'276.0': just before their flight which leads to more time with passengers exposed
to the retail
'280.16': environment.
'281.28': Being one of the very few airports with non-stop service to all six inhabited
continents, Heathrow
'285.72': also has the advantage of being an airport focused on long-haul service.
'290.12': These flights tend to carry the wealthiest passengers and, while worldwide
passengers
'294.12': arrive an average of 2 hours and 17 minutes before their flight, Heathrow
passengers arrive
'298.8': 2 hours and 51 minutes before which means they have more time to shop at
the airport.
'30.79': "that you\u2019ve most heard of, such as London\u2019s Heathrow Airport,\
\ rely almost entirely on"
'303.919': As mentioned, though, the airport needs to make $19 per passenger and retail
only earns
'308.75': them just over $13.
'310.81': The rest of it comes from flights.
'313.199': Each plane that lands at Heathrow pays the airport an average of $9,500.
'318.59': "Of course it varies hugely by aircraft\u2014a 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 isn\u2019\
t paying the same"
'323.13': "as a 345 seat British Airways 747\u2014but $9,500 is the average per visit\
\ to Heathrow."
'330.24': That goes to pay for things like gate space, a check in area, and the runway
time itself.
'334.95': "The airport charges a fixed amount per aircraft landing\u2014for the small\
\ Bombardier Dash 8"
'339.55': it would be $999 while for the large 747 it would be $11,600.
'345.22': On departure, airlines are then charged again this time per passenger.
'349.61': For each passenger flying to a destination outside of Europe the airline
is charged a
'35.37': passenger flights.
'353.5': base of $58 but this charge is reduced if a passenger connects through Heathrow
rather
'358.169': than originating or if the aircraft is parked at a remote stand rather
than a gate.
'36.989': While the amount of cargo going through Heathrow is significant thanks to
passenger aircraft
'362.7': All in all, a fully loaded 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 flying a domestic route to
Edinburgh, for
'367.93': example, would be charged about $2,400 for its whole visit, arrival and
departure, while
'373.43': that British Airways 747 flying a long-haul route to New York, for example,
would be charged
'378.139': $31,700.
'379.259': "It\u2019s worth noting that these are the published prices\u2014in reality,\
\ many airlines with significant"
'385.52': numbers of flights at Heathrow have agreements with the airport that reduce
their costs.
'389.84': Breaking it down, what those numbers mean is that Heathrow gets, on average,
$29 of
'394.259': "the cost of every passenger\u2019s ticket."
'396.65': As you can see that means that Heathrow makes a fair bit more than it costs
to run the airport.
'401.58': The company mostly uses this operating profit to pay off debt from prior
projects and to
'405.46': "pay taxes so in the end, they\u2019re only truly making about $8.20 off\
\ of each of their passengers,"
'41.079': transporting cargo in their holds, the number of dedicated cargo flights
is low in proportion
'411.669': but what these numbers also mean is that, by design, Heathrow is incentivized
to attract
'416.18': long-haul flights.
'417.85': The airport is currently at capacity.
'420.259': Their maximum number of flights per day is 657 and they currently have
650.
'425.34': They really have no more capacity which means one of the only ways for them
to grow financially
'430.84': is to bring in larger planes.
'432.919': The 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 takes up the same time on the runway that could
be used by another
'437.94': 345 seat British Airways 747 while the airport would make vastly more money
by having that
'443.92': 747 land.
'445.35': This is no doubt part of the reason why Heathrow is so poorly connected
to the country that
'449.75': "it\u2019s in\u2014the UK."
'45.769': to the airports 650 daily flights.
'451.229': The airport only has flights to eight airports in the UK which means the
airport has exactly
'455.87': the same number of destinations in the UK as it has in China.
'459.95': Meanwhile, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, in the Netherlands, has flights to
25 destinations
'465.009': in the UK.
'466.11': "That means that for the vast majority of UK residents living outside of\
\ London, it\u2019s"
'470.49': "easier to connect to wherever they\u2019re going through Amsterdam than\
\ the airport in their"
'474.12': capital city.
'475.53': The reality is that Heathrow is a commercial company.
'478.38': While most UK residents would likely want to see domestic flights to their
largest airport
'482.88': "it just doesn\u2019t make commercial sense to operate short and cheap flights\
\ to Heathrow"
'487.17': in the place of highly lucrative long-haul flights.
'49.219': They make their money off of the 78 million passengers flying through each
year.
'490.169': "It\u2019s not only less lucrative for the airport, it\u2019s also more\
\ costly for the passenger"
'494.449': than flying to other smaller airports.
'496.98': Of course, not every airport is like Heathrow.
'499.88': Not every airport is a commercial company.
'5.2': More about it after the video.
'501.99': "That\u2019s just because, in many cases, running an airport the way the\
\ public wants it to"
'506.259': be run is bad business.
'508.8': About two thirds of all airports worldwide lose money.
'512.729': "In many cases that\u2019s because they\u2019re government run and just\
\ not that focused on making money."
'517.59': The US is a country that has not yet gotten around to airport privatization
like the UK.
'522.659': There is only one single privately owned and operated airport in the US
with commercial
'527.42': "passenger flights\u2014that\u2019s Branson Airport in Southern Missouri."
'531.17': Unlike Heathrow, which turns a considerable profit, Branson airport is loosing
money and
'535.91': has struggled to keep airlines flying there for more than a few years.
'538.83': "It\u2019s not like Branson was the only attempt at running a private airport\
\ in the US\u2014National"
'54.249': "Heathrow is the busiest airport in the world that is fully privately owned\u2014\
the UK government"
'543.149': Express, a UK based transport company, took over Newburgh airport 60 miles
north of New
'547.99': York City in 2000, but it too failed and sold the airport back to the government.
'552.67': The difference between airport privatization in the US and the UK is that
in the US, the
'557.53': smallest airports went private while in the UK, the largest airports did.
'561.56': In the UK, ten of the fifteen busiest airports are privately owned and operated.
'566.43': Meanwhile, only four of the fifteen least busy airports in the country are
privately
'570.87': owned.
'571.87': "That\u2019s because small airports, in most cases, just don\u2019t make\
\ money."
'576.29': Smaller airports being government run and unprofitable in the US allow for
a sort of
'580.69': indirect subsidy for airlines to operate there.
'583.23': In these cases, airports are willingly charging airlines less than it costs
to run the airport
'588.37': to operate there in order to attract them to fly there.
'59.35': "owns no stake in it\u2014and so it is perhaps the best example of an airport\
\ built to turn"
'591.14': City, county, or state governments are willing to do this because they view
air service as
'595.5': a stimulant to economic development.
'597.68': The merits of private versus public airport ownership can be debated, but
proponents of
'601.73': "publicly owned airports will argue that they\u2019re essential pieces of\
\ infrastructure while those"
'605.64': for airport privatization will argue that commercial ownership leads to
lower costs
'609.76': and better service.
'611.1': Even in the UK public opinion is split on whether airports are better off
public or
'615.95': private.
'616.95': "What\u2019s sure, though, is that running an airport, whether public or\
\ private, is not"
'620.2': easy and that the fact that a few hundred aircraft taking off per day is
all it takes
'624.38': to fund the multi billion dollar business of Heathrow is almost as impressive
as the
'628.85': planes themselves.
'630.86': "Now that you\u2019ve finished this video, there\u2019s another one I made\
\ for you to watch."
'634.36': "Squarespace asked me to make a video explaining why, \u201Cdesign is not\
\ a luxury.\u201D"
'638.589': That phrase might not make sense now but the whole point of the video I
made is to explain
'64.79': a profit.
'642.5': it so make sure to watch it.
'644.56': "You can either click the annotation on-screen now or it\u2019s linked at\
\ the top of the description."
'649.17': Oh, and fair warning, I go on camera in it.
'652.2': "Thanks for watching and we\u2019ll see you again in two weeks for another\
\ Wendover Productions"
'656.55': video.
'66.18': It costs $1,485,650,000 per year to run Heathrow airport.
'7.549': "Airports are incredibly complex and challenging businesses but, in many\
\ cases, they\u2019re businesses"
'73.26': This includes costs like the $494 million Heathrow pays in salaries to its
6,500 employees.
'79.86': Now, 76,000 people actually work at Heathrow but only those 6,500 actually
work for Heathrow.
'87.66': The company that runs Heathrow, Heathrow Airport Holdings, is only really
responsible for the
'92.1': oversight and administration of the airport.
'94.88': "Within Heathrow\u2019s walls, though, there are hundreds of other companies\
\ operating."
'98.86': Those 70,000 other people work for the airlines, the baggage handling companies,
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'103.68': control company, the restaurants, the rental car companies, the bus companies,
and all
'107.94': the other different employers at the airport.
'110.41': There are, of course, plenty of other costs involved in running the airport
from the $232
'114.56': million per year in maintenance to the $113 million yearly utility bill
for water, electricity,
'12.269': that make money.
'120.3': internet, gas, and more, but overall, that number, $1.5 billion, is what
it costs to
'126.37': run the sixth busiest airport in the world.
'129.17': "That\u2019s more than it costs to run the 1.3 million person country of\
\ Swaziland."
'13.78': "Many airports are owned by governments but still then, they\u2019re often\
\ operated as businesses\u2014just"
'133.98': So how do they pay for that?
'135.58': On a per passenger basis, it costs $19 to run Heathrow Airport.
'140.92': Essentially, that means Heathrow needs to make $19 from each passenger that
passes through
'145.35': its doors in order to break even.
'147.81': Of course, some passengers are more profitable than others.
'151.14': Arriving passengers generally just get off the plane, go through customs,
and leave immediately
'154.84': without buying anything while connecting and departing passengers generally
have more time
'159.09': to shop at the airport.
'161.2': Retail is incredibly important to the profitability of any airport.
'165.29': This is part of the reason why its in the airports best interest to make
the check-in
'168.74': "and security process as quick as possible\u2014so passengers have more\
\ time to shop."
'173.99': Heathrow makes money through retail by receiving a cut of every sale made.
'178.18': On average, restaurants earn the airport 95 cents per passenger, retail
stores earn them
'182.709': $5.15 per passenger, the parking lots add on another $2.03, then all the
other smaller
'188.66': sources of retail revenue such as rental car companies and VIP lounges account
for another
'19.03': businesses that are publicly owned.
'193.1': $3.04.
'195.18': Rather uniquely, Heathrow also operates the express train from the airport
to Paddington
'198.88': Station in London which makes them another $2.15 per passenger.
'2.9': After this, watch the video I made for their channel.
'20.62': The majority of airports make their money through what they earn from passenger
carrying
'203.21': All in all, the airport makes $13.32 from passengers through purchases on
top of their
'208.54': "actual airplane ticket and, its worth pointing out, this doesn\u2019t mean\
\ that passengers spend"
'213.319': "$13.32\u2014this means that Heathrow makes $13.32 per passenger."
'218.93': "This is their cut\u2014actual spending at the airport per passenger is\
\ much higher."
'223.55': "Now, you may think that this amount of retail revenue per passenger is\
\ high and you\u2019d"
'227.97': be right, it is.
'229.25': "In fact, it\u2019s one of the highest retail revenues per passenger of\
\ any airport worldwide."
'234.8': In comparison, Washington Dulles Airport makes $5.68 per passenger, Auckland
Airport makes
'24.16': commercial flights using their facilities.
'240.46': $7.71, and Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport makes $10.92 per passenger through
retail.
'246.819': Heathrow is an expert in making passengers spend.
'250.44': They use all sorts of tricks and tactics to increase passenger spending.
'254.69': For example, in Terminal 3, to get from security and to the gates, all passengers
have to walk
'259.56': through duty free which increases sales enormously.
'26.73': Some airports are cargo focused and fund their operations through cargo flights
but the ones
'262.74': "Heathrow also doesn\u2019t display the gate for flights until around 45-90\
\ minutes before"
'267.63': departure.
'268.63': This is common in European airports, but uncommon elsewhere.
'271.85': Because of this, passengers wait in the central area where shops and restaurants
are until
'276.0': just before their flight which leads to more time with passengers exposed
to the retail
'280.16': environment.
'281.28': Being one of the very few airports with non-stop service to all six inhabited
continents, Heathrow
'285.72': also has the advantage of being an airport focused on long-haul service.
'290.12': These flights tend to carry the wealthiest passengers and, while worldwide
passengers
'294.12': arrive an average of 2 hours and 17 minutes before their flight, Heathrow
passengers arrive
'298.8': 2 hours and 51 minutes before which means they have more time to shop at
the airport.
'30.79': "that you\u2019ve most heard of, such as London\u2019s Heathrow Airport,\
\ rely almost entirely on"
'303.919': As mentioned, though, the airport needs to make $19 per passenger and retail
only earns
'308.75': them just over $13.
'310.81': The rest of it comes from flights.
'313.199': Each plane that lands at Heathrow pays the airport an average of $9,500.
'318.59': "Of course it varies hugely by aircraft\u2014a 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 isn\u2019\
t paying the same"
'323.13': "as a 345 seat British Airways 747\u2014but $9,500 is the average per visit\
\ to Heathrow."
'330.24': That goes to pay for things like gate space, a check in area, and the runway
time itself.
'334.95': "The airport charges a fixed amount per aircraft landing\u2014for the small\
\ Bombardier Dash 8"
'339.55': it would be $999 while for the large 747 it would be $11,600.
'345.22': On departure, airlines are then charged again this time per passenger.
'349.61': For each passenger flying to a destination outside of Europe the airline
is charged a
'35.37': passenger flights.
'353.5': base of $58 but this charge is reduced if a passenger connects through Heathrow
rather
'358.169': than originating or if the aircraft is parked at a remote stand rather
than a gate.
'36.989': While the amount of cargo going through Heathrow is significant thanks to
passenger aircraft
'362.7': All in all, a fully loaded 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 flying a domestic route to
Edinburgh, for
'367.93': example, would be charged about $2,400 for its whole visit, arrival and
departure, while
'373.43': that British Airways 747 flying a long-haul route to New York, for example,
would be charged
'378.139': $31,700.
'379.259': "It\u2019s worth noting that these are the published prices\u2014in reality,\
\ many airlines with significant"
'385.52': numbers of flights at Heathrow have agreements with the airport that reduce
their costs.
'389.84': Breaking it down, what those numbers mean is that Heathrow gets, on average,
$29 of
'394.259': "the cost of every passenger\u2019s ticket."
'396.65': As you can see that means that Heathrow makes a fair bit more than it costs
to run the airport.
'401.58': The company mostly uses this operating profit to pay off debt from prior
projects and to
'405.46': "pay taxes so in the end, they\u2019re only truly making about $8.20 off\
\ of each of their passengers,"
'41.079': transporting cargo in their holds, the number of dedicated cargo flights
is low in proportion
'411.669': but what these numbers also mean is that, by design, Heathrow is incentivized
to attract
'416.18': long-haul flights.
'417.85': The airport is currently at capacity.
'420.259': Their maximum number of flights per day is 657 and they currently have
650.
'425.34': They really have no more capacity which means one of the only ways for them
to grow financially
'430.84': is to bring in larger planes.
'432.919': The 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 takes up the same time on the runway that could
be used by another
'437.94': 345 seat British Airways 747 while the airport would make vastly more money
by having that
'443.92': 747 land.
'445.35': This is no doubt part of the reason why Heathrow is so poorly connected
to the country that
'449.75': "it\u2019s in\u2014the UK."
'45.769': to the airports 650 daily flights.
'451.229': The airport only has flights to eight airports in the UK which means the
airport has exactly
'455.87': the same number of destinations in the UK as it has in China.
'459.95': Meanwhile, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, in the Netherlands, has flights to
25 destinations
'465.009': in the UK.
'466.11': "That means that for the vast majority of UK residents living outside of\
\ London, it\u2019s"
'470.49': "easier to connect to wherever they\u2019re going through Amsterdam than\
\ the airport in their"
'474.12': capital city.
'475.53': The reality is that Heathrow is a commercial company.
'478.38': While most UK residents would likely want to see domestic flights to their
largest airport
'482.88': "it just doesn\u2019t make commercial sense to operate short and cheap flights\
\ to Heathrow"
'487.17': in the place of highly lucrative long-haul flights.
'49.219': They make their money off of the 78 million passengers flying through each
year.
'490.169': "It\u2019s not only less lucrative for the airport, it\u2019s also more\
\ costly for the passenger"
'494.449': than flying to other smaller airports.
'496.98': Of course, not every airport is like Heathrow.
'499.88': Not every airport is a commercial company.
'5.2': More about it after the video.
'501.99': "That\u2019s just because, in many cases, running an airport the way the\
\ public wants it to"
'506.259': be run is bad business.
'508.8': About two thirds of all airports worldwide lose money.
'512.729': "In many cases that\u2019s because they\u2019re government run and just\
\ not that focused on making money."
'517.59': The US is a country that has not yet gotten around to airport privatization
like the UK.
'522.659': There is only one single privately owned and operated airport in the US
with commercial
'527.42': "passenger flights\u2014that\u2019s Branson Airport in Southern Missouri."
'531.17': Unlike Heathrow, which turns a considerable profit, Branson airport is loosing
money and
'535.91': has struggled to keep airlines flying there for more than a few years.
'538.83': "It\u2019s not like Branson was the only attempt at running a private airport\
\ in the US\u2014National"
'54.249': "Heathrow is the busiest airport in the world that is fully privately owned\u2014\
the UK government"
'543.149': Express, a UK based transport company, took over Newburgh airport 60 miles
north of New
'547.99': York City in 2000, but it too failed and sold the airport back to the government.
'552.67': The difference between airport privatization in the US and the UK is that
in the US, the
'557.53': smallest airports went private while in the UK, the largest airports did.
'561.56': In the UK, ten of the fifteen busiest airports are privately owned and operated.
'566.43': Meanwhile, only four of the fifteen least busy airports in the country are
privately
'570.87': owned.
'571.87': "That\u2019s because small airports, in most cases, just don\u2019t make\
\ money."
'576.29': Smaller airports being government run and unprofitable in the US allow for
a sort of
'580.69': indirect subsidy for airlines to operate there.
'583.23': In these cases, airports are willingly charging airlines less than it costs
to run the airport
'588.37': to operate there in order to attract them to fly there.
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'591.14': City, county, or state governments are willing to do this because they view
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'597.68': The merits of private versus public airport ownership can be debated, but
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'611.1': Even in the UK public opinion is split on whether airports are better off
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'616.95': "What\u2019s sure, though, is that running an airport, whether public or\
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'620.2': easy and that the fact that a few hundred aircraft taking off per day is
all it takes
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as the
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'634.36': "Squarespace asked me to make a video explaining why, \u201Cdesign is not\
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'638.589': That phrase might not make sense now but the whole point of the video I
made is to explain
'64.79': a profit.
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'644.56': "You can either click the annotation on-screen now or it\u2019s linked at\
\ the top of the description."
'649.17': Oh, and fair warning, I go on camera in it.
'652.2': "Thanks for watching and we\u2019ll see you again in two weeks for another\
\ Wendover Productions"
'656.55': video.
'66.18': It costs $1,485,650,000 per year to run Heathrow airport.
'7.549': "Airports are incredibly complex and challenging businesses but, in many\
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'73.26': This includes costs like the $494 million Heathrow pays in salaries to its
6,500 employees.
'79.86': Now, 76,000 people actually work at Heathrow but only those 6,500 actually
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'87.66': The company that runs Heathrow, Heathrow Airport Holdings, is only really
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'92.1': oversight and administration of the airport.
'94.88': "Within Heathrow\u2019s walls, though, there are hundreds of other companies\
\ operating."
'98.86': Those 70,000 other people work for the airlines, the baggage handling companies,
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'103.68': control company, the restaurants, the rental car companies, the bus companies,
and all
'107.94': the other different employers at the airport.
'110.41': There are, of course, plenty of other costs involved in running the airport
from the $232
'114.56': million per year in maintenance to the $113 million yearly utility bill
for water, electricity,
'12.269': that make money.
'120.3': internet, gas, and more, but overall, that number, $1.5 billion, is what
it costs to
'126.37': run the sixth busiest airport in the world.
'129.17': "That\u2019s more than it costs to run the 1.3 million person country of\
\ Swaziland."
'13.78': "Many airports are owned by governments but still then, they\u2019re often\
\ operated as businesses\u2014just"
'133.98': So how do they pay for that?
'135.58': On a per passenger basis, it costs $19 to run Heathrow Airport.
'140.92': Essentially, that means Heathrow needs to make $19 from each passenger that
passes through
'145.35': its doors in order to break even.
'147.81': Of course, some passengers are more profitable than others.
'151.14': Arriving passengers generally just get off the plane, go through customs,
and leave immediately
'154.84': without buying anything while connecting and departing passengers generally
have more time
'159.09': to shop at the airport.
'161.2': Retail is incredibly important to the profitability of any airport.
'165.29': This is part of the reason why its in the airports best interest to make
the check-in
'168.74': "and security process as quick as possible\u2014so passengers have more\
\ time to shop."
'173.99': Heathrow makes money through retail by receiving a cut of every sale made.
'178.18': On average, restaurants earn the airport 95 cents per passenger, retail
stores earn them
'182.709': $5.15 per passenger, the parking lots add on another $2.03, then all the
other smaller
'188.66': sources of retail revenue such as rental car companies and VIP lounges account
for another
'19.03': businesses that are publicly owned.
'193.1': $3.04.
'195.18': Rather uniquely, Heathrow also operates the express train from the airport
to Paddington
'198.88': Station in London which makes them another $2.15 per passenger.
'2.9': After this, watch the video I made for their channel.
'20.62': The majority of airports make their money through what they earn from passenger
carrying
'203.21': All in all, the airport makes $13.32 from passengers through purchases on
top of their
'208.54': "actual airplane ticket and, its worth pointing out, this doesn\u2019t mean\
\ that passengers spend"
'213.319': "$13.32\u2014this means that Heathrow makes $13.32 per passenger."
'218.93': "This is their cut\u2014actual spending at the airport per passenger is\
\ much higher."
'223.55': "Now, you may think that this amount of retail revenue per passenger is\
\ high and you\u2019d"
'227.97': be right, it is.
'229.25': "In fact, it\u2019s one of the highest retail revenues per passenger of\
\ any airport worldwide."
'234.8': In comparison, Washington Dulles Airport makes $5.68 per passenger, Auckland
Airport makes
'24.16': commercial flights using their facilities.
'240.46': $7.71, and Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport makes $10.92 per passenger through
retail.
'246.819': Heathrow is an expert in making passengers spend.
'250.44': They use all sorts of tricks and tactics to increase passenger spending.
'254.69': For example, in Terminal 3, to get from security and to the gates, all passengers
have to walk
'259.56': through duty free which increases sales enormously.
'26.73': Some airports are cargo focused and fund their operations through cargo flights
but the ones
'262.74': "Heathrow also doesn\u2019t display the gate for flights until around 45-90\
\ minutes before"
'267.63': departure.
'268.63': This is common in European airports, but uncommon elsewhere.
'271.85': Because of this, passengers wait in the central area where shops and restaurants
are until
'276.0': just before their flight which leads to more time with passengers exposed
to the retail
'280.16': environment.
'281.28': Being one of the very few airports with non-stop service to all six inhabited
continents, Heathrow
'285.72': also has the advantage of being an airport focused on long-haul service.
'290.12': These flights tend to carry the wealthiest passengers and, while worldwide
passengers
'294.12': arrive an average of 2 hours and 17 minutes before their flight, Heathrow
passengers arrive
'298.8': 2 hours and 51 minutes before which means they have more time to shop at
the airport.
'30.79': "that you\u2019ve most heard of, such as London\u2019s Heathrow Airport,\
\ rely almost entirely on"
'303.919': As mentioned, though, the airport needs to make $19 per passenger and retail
only earns
'308.75': them just over $13.
'310.81': The rest of it comes from flights.
'313.199': Each plane that lands at Heathrow pays the airport an average of $9,500.
'318.59': "Of course it varies hugely by aircraft\u2014a 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 isn\u2019\
t paying the same"
'323.13': "as a 345 seat British Airways 747\u2014but $9,500 is the average per visit\
\ to Heathrow."
'330.24': That goes to pay for things like gate space, a check in area, and the runway
time itself.
'334.95': "The airport charges a fixed amount per aircraft landing\u2014for the small\
\ Bombardier Dash 8"
'339.55': it would be $999 while for the large 747 it would be $11,600.
'345.22': On departure, airlines are then charged again this time per passenger.
'349.61': For each passenger flying to a destination outside of Europe the airline
is charged a
'35.37': passenger flights.
'353.5': base of $58 but this charge is reduced if a passenger connects through Heathrow
rather
'358.169': than originating or if the aircraft is parked at a remote stand rather
than a gate.
'36.989': While the amount of cargo going through Heathrow is significant thanks to
passenger aircraft
'362.7': All in all, a fully loaded 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 flying a domestic route to
Edinburgh, for
'367.93': example, would be charged about $2,400 for its whole visit, arrival and
departure, while
'373.43': that British Airways 747 flying a long-haul route to New York, for example,
would be charged
'378.139': $31,700.
'379.259': "It\u2019s worth noting that these are the published prices\u2014in reality,\
\ many airlines with significant"
'385.52': numbers of flights at Heathrow have agreements with the airport that reduce
their costs.
'389.84': Breaking it down, what those numbers mean is that Heathrow gets, on average,
$29 of
'394.259': "the cost of every passenger\u2019s ticket."
'396.65': As you can see that means that Heathrow makes a fair bit more than it costs
to run the airport.
'401.58': The company mostly uses this operating profit to pay off debt from prior
projects and to
'405.46': "pay taxes so in the end, they\u2019re only truly making about $8.20 off\
\ of each of their passengers,"
'41.079': transporting cargo in their holds, the number of dedicated cargo flights
is low in proportion
'411.669': but what these numbers also mean is that, by design, Heathrow is incentivized
to attract
'416.18': long-haul flights.
'417.85': The airport is currently at capacity.
'420.259': Their maximum number of flights per day is 657 and they currently have
650.
'425.34': They really have no more capacity which means one of the only ways for them
to grow financially
'430.84': is to bring in larger planes.
'432.919': The 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 takes up the same time on the runway that could
be used by another
'437.94': 345 seat British Airways 747 while the airport would make vastly more money
by having that
'443.92': 747 land.
'445.35': This is no doubt part of the reason why Heathrow is so poorly connected
to the country that
'449.75': "it\u2019s in\u2014the UK."
'45.769': to the airports 650 daily flights.
'451.229': The airport only has flights to eight airports in the UK which means the
airport has exactly
'455.87': the same number of destinations in the UK as it has in China.
'459.95': Meanwhile, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, in the Netherlands, has flights to
25 destinations
'465.009': in the UK.
'466.11': "That means that for the vast majority of UK residents living outside of\
\ London, it\u2019s"
'470.49': "easier to connect to wherever they\u2019re going through Amsterdam than\
\ the airport in their"
'474.12': capital city.
'475.53': The reality is that Heathrow is a commercial company.
'478.38': While most UK residents would likely want to see domestic flights to their
largest airport
'482.88': "it just doesn\u2019t make commercial sense to operate short and cheap flights\
\ to Heathrow"
'487.17': in the place of highly lucrative long-haul flights.
'49.219': They make their money off of the 78 million passengers flying through each
year.
'490.169': "It\u2019s not only less lucrative for the airport, it\u2019s also more\
\ costly for the passenger"
'494.449': than flying to other smaller airports.
'496.98': Of course, not every airport is like Heathrow.
'499.88': Not every airport is a commercial company.
'5.2': More about it after the video.
'501.99': "That\u2019s just because, in many cases, running an airport the way the\
\ public wants it to"
'506.259': be run is bad business.
'508.8': About two thirds of all airports worldwide lose money.
'512.729': "In many cases that\u2019s because they\u2019re government run and just\
\ not that focused on making money."
'517.59': The US is a country that has not yet gotten around to airport privatization
like the UK.
'522.659': There is only one single privately owned and operated airport in the US
with commercial
'527.42': "passenger flights\u2014that\u2019s Branson Airport in Southern Missouri."
'531.17': Unlike Heathrow, which turns a considerable profit, Branson airport is loosing
money and
'535.91': has struggled to keep airlines flying there for more than a few years.
'538.83': "It\u2019s not like Branson was the only attempt at running a private airport\
\ in the US\u2014National"
'54.249': "Heathrow is the busiest airport in the world that is fully privately owned\u2014\
the UK government"
'543.149': Express, a UK based transport company, took over Newburgh airport 60 miles
north of New
'547.99': York City in 2000, but it too failed and sold the airport back to the government.
'552.67': The difference between airport privatization in the US and the UK is that
in the US, the
'557.53': smallest airports went private while in the UK, the largest airports did.
'561.56': In the UK, ten of the fifteen busiest airports are privately owned and operated.
'566.43': Meanwhile, only four of the fifteen least busy airports in the country are
privately
'570.87': owned.
'571.87': "That\u2019s because small airports, in most cases, just don\u2019t make\
\ money."
'576.29': Smaller airports being government run and unprofitable in the US allow for
a sort of
'580.69': indirect subsidy for airlines to operate there.
'583.23': In these cases, airports are willingly charging airlines less than it costs
to run the airport
'588.37': to operate there in order to attract them to fly there.
'59.35': "owns no stake in it\u2014and so it is perhaps the best example of an airport\
\ built to turn"
'591.14': City, county, or state governments are willing to do this because they view
air service as
'595.5': a stimulant to economic development.
'597.68': The merits of private versus public airport ownership can be debated, but
proponents of
'601.73': "publicly owned airports will argue that they\u2019re essential pieces of\
\ infrastructure while those"
'605.64': for airport privatization will argue that commercial ownership leads to
lower costs
'609.76': and better service.
'611.1': Even in the UK public opinion is split on whether airports are better off
public or
'615.95': private.
'616.95': "What\u2019s sure, though, is that running an airport, whether public or\
\ private, is not"
'620.2': easy and that the fact that a few hundred aircraft taking off per day is
all it takes
'624.38': to fund the multi billion dollar business of Heathrow is almost as impressive
as the
'628.85': planes themselves.
'630.86': "Now that you\u2019ve finished this video, there\u2019s another one I made\
\ for you to watch."
'634.36': "Squarespace asked me to make a video explaining why, \u201Cdesign is not\
\ a luxury.\u201D"
'638.589': That phrase might not make sense now but the whole point of the video I
made is to explain
'64.79': a profit.
'642.5': it so make sure to watch it.
'644.56': "You can either click the annotation on-screen now or it\u2019s linked at\
\ the top of the description."
'649.17': Oh, and fair warning, I go on camera in it.
'652.2': "Thanks for watching and we\u2019ll see you again in two weeks for another\
\ Wendover Productions"
'656.55': video.
'66.18': It costs $1,485,650,000 per year to run Heathrow airport.
'7.549': "Airports are incredibly complex and challenging businesses but, in many\
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'73.26': This includes costs like the $494 million Heathrow pays in salaries to its
6,500 employees.
'79.86': Now, 76,000 people actually work at Heathrow but only those 6,500 actually
work for Heathrow.
'87.66': The company that runs Heathrow, Heathrow Airport Holdings, is only really
responsible for the
'92.1': oversight and administration of the airport.
'94.88': "Within Heathrow\u2019s walls, though, there are hundreds of other companies\
\ operating."
'98.86': Those 70,000 other people work for the airlines, the baggage handling companies,
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'103.68': control company, the restaurants, the rental car companies, the bus companies,
and all
'107.94': the other different employers at the airport.
'110.41': There are, of course, plenty of other costs involved in running the airport
from the $232
'114.56': million per year in maintenance to the $113 million yearly utility bill
for water, electricity,
'12.269': that make money.
'120.3': internet, gas, and more, but overall, that number, $1.5 billion, is what
it costs to
'126.37': run the sixth busiest airport in the world.
'129.17': "That\u2019s more than it costs to run the 1.3 million person country of\
\ Swaziland."
'13.78': "Many airports are owned by governments but still then, they\u2019re often\
\ operated as businesses\u2014just"
'133.98': So how do they pay for that?
'135.58': On a per passenger basis, it costs $19 to run Heathrow Airport.
'140.92': Essentially, that means Heathrow needs to make $19 from each passenger that
passes through
'145.35': its doors in order to break even.
'147.81': Of course, some passengers are more profitable than others.
'151.14': Arriving passengers generally just get off the plane, go through customs,
and leave immediately
'154.84': without buying anything while connecting and departing passengers generally
have more time
'159.09': to shop at the airport.
'161.2': Retail is incredibly important to the profitability of any airport.
'165.29': This is part of the reason why its in the airports best interest to make
the check-in
'168.74': "and security process as quick as possible\u2014so passengers have more\
\ time to shop."
'173.99': Heathrow makes money through retail by receiving a cut of every sale made.
'178.18': On average, restaurants earn the airport 95 cents per passenger, retail
stores earn them
'182.709': $5.15 per passenger, the parking lots add on another $2.03, then all the
other smaller
'188.66': sources of retail revenue such as rental car companies and VIP lounges account
for another
'19.03': businesses that are publicly owned.
'193.1': $3.04.
'195.18': Rather uniquely, Heathrow also operates the express train from the airport
to Paddington
'198.88': Station in London which makes them another $2.15 per passenger.
'2.9': After this, watch the video I made for their channel.
'20.62': The majority of airports make their money through what they earn from passenger
carrying
'203.21': All in all, the airport makes $13.32 from passengers through purchases on
top of their
'208.54': "actual airplane ticket and, its worth pointing out, this doesn\u2019t mean\
\ that passengers spend"
'213.319': "$13.32\u2014this means that Heathrow makes $13.32 per passenger."
'218.93': "This is their cut\u2014actual spending at the airport per passenger is\
\ much higher."
'223.55': "Now, you may think that this amount of retail revenue per passenger is\
\ high and you\u2019d"
'227.97': be right, it is.
'229.25': "In fact, it\u2019s one of the highest retail revenues per passenger of\
\ any airport worldwide."
'234.8': In comparison, Washington Dulles Airport makes $5.68 per passenger, Auckland
Airport makes
'24.16': commercial flights using their facilities.
'240.46': $7.71, and Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport makes $10.92 per passenger through
retail.
'246.819': Heathrow is an expert in making passengers spend.
'250.44': They use all sorts of tricks and tactics to increase passenger spending.
'254.69': For example, in Terminal 3, to get from security and to the gates, all passengers
have to walk
'259.56': through duty free which increases sales enormously.
'26.73': Some airports are cargo focused and fund their operations through cargo flights
but the ones
'262.74': "Heathrow also doesn\u2019t display the gate for flights until around 45-90\
\ minutes before"
'267.63': departure.
'268.63': This is common in European airports, but uncommon elsewhere.
'271.85': Because of this, passengers wait in the central area where shops and restaurants
are until
'276.0': just before their flight which leads to more time with passengers exposed
to the retail
'280.16': environment.
'281.28': Being one of the very few airports with non-stop service to all six inhabited
continents, Heathrow
'285.72': also has the advantage of being an airport focused on long-haul service.
'290.12': These flights tend to carry the wealthiest passengers and, while worldwide
passengers
'294.12': arrive an average of 2 hours and 17 minutes before their flight, Heathrow
passengers arrive
'298.8': 2 hours and 51 minutes before which means they have more time to shop at
the airport.
'30.79': "that you\u2019ve most heard of, such as London\u2019s Heathrow Airport,\
\ rely almost entirely on"
'303.919': As mentioned, though, the airport needs to make $19 per passenger and retail
only earns
'308.75': them just over $13.
'310.81': The rest of it comes from flights.
'313.199': Each plane that lands at Heathrow pays the airport an average of $9,500.
'318.59': "Of course it varies hugely by aircraft\u2014a 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 isn\u2019\
t paying the same"
'323.13': "as a 345 seat British Airways 747\u2014but $9,500 is the average per visit\
\ to Heathrow."
'330.24': That goes to pay for things like gate space, a check in area, and the runway
time itself.
'334.95': "The airport charges a fixed amount per aircraft landing\u2014for the small\
\ Bombardier Dash 8"
'339.55': it would be $999 while for the large 747 it would be $11,600.
'345.22': On departure, airlines are then charged again this time per passenger.
'349.61': For each passenger flying to a destination outside of Europe the airline
is charged a
'35.37': passenger flights.
'353.5': base of $58 but this charge is reduced if a passenger connects through Heathrow
rather
'358.169': than originating or if the aircraft is parked at a remote stand rather
than a gate.
'36.989': While the amount of cargo going through Heathrow is significant thanks to
passenger aircraft
'362.7': All in all, a fully loaded 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 flying a domestic route to
Edinburgh, for
'367.93': example, would be charged about $2,400 for its whole visit, arrival and
departure, while
'373.43': that British Airways 747 flying a long-haul route to New York, for example,
would be charged
'378.139': $31,700.
'379.259': "It\u2019s worth noting that these are the published prices\u2014in reality,\
\ many airlines with significant"
'385.52': numbers of flights at Heathrow have agreements with the airport that reduce
their costs.
'389.84': Breaking it down, what those numbers mean is that Heathrow gets, on average,
$29 of
'394.259': "the cost of every passenger\u2019s ticket."
'396.65': As you can see that means that Heathrow makes a fair bit more than it costs
to run the airport.
'401.58': The company mostly uses this operating profit to pay off debt from prior
projects and to
'405.46': "pay taxes so in the end, they\u2019re only truly making about $8.20 off\
\ of each of their passengers,"
'41.079': transporting cargo in their holds, the number of dedicated cargo flights
is low in proportion
'411.669': but what these numbers also mean is that, by design, Heathrow is incentivized
to attract
'416.18': long-haul flights.
'417.85': The airport is currently at capacity.
'420.259': Their maximum number of flights per day is 657 and they currently have
650.
'425.34': They really have no more capacity which means one of the only ways for them
to grow financially
'430.84': is to bring in larger planes.
'432.919': The 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 takes up the same time on the runway that could
be used by another
'437.94': 345 seat British Airways 747 while the airport would make vastly more money
by having that
'443.92': 747 land.
'445.35': This is no doubt part of the reason why Heathrow is so poorly connected
to the country that
'449.75': "it\u2019s in\u2014the UK."
'45.769': to the airports 650 daily flights.
'451.229': The airport only has flights to eight airports in the UK which means the
airport has exactly
'455.87': the same number of destinations in the UK as it has in China.
'459.95': Meanwhile, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, in the Netherlands, has flights to
25 destinations
'465.009': in the UK.
'466.11': "That means that for the vast majority of UK residents living outside of\
\ London, it\u2019s"
'470.49': "easier to connect to wherever they\u2019re going through Amsterdam than\
\ the airport in their"
'474.12': capital city.
'475.53': The reality is that Heathrow is a commercial company.
'478.38': While most UK residents would likely want to see domestic flights to their
largest airport
'482.88': "it just doesn\u2019t make commercial sense to operate short and cheap flights\
\ to Heathrow"
'487.17': in the place of highly lucrative long-haul flights.
'49.219': They make their money off of the 78 million passengers flying through each
year.
'490.169': "It\u2019s not only less lucrative for the airport, it\u2019s also more\
\ costly for the passenger"
'494.449': than flying to other smaller airports.
'496.98': Of course, not every airport is like Heathrow.
'499.88': Not every airport is a commercial company.
'5.2': More about it after the video.
'501.99': "That\u2019s just because, in many cases, running an airport the way the\
\ public wants it to"
'506.259': be run is bad business.
'508.8': About two thirds of all airports worldwide lose money.
'512.729': "In many cases that\u2019s because they\u2019re government run and just\
\ not that focused on making money."
'517.59': The US is a country that has not yet gotten around to airport privatization
like the UK.
'522.659': There is only one single privately owned and operated airport in the US
with commercial
'527.42': "passenger flights\u2014that\u2019s Branson Airport in Southern Missouri."
'531.17': Unlike Heathrow, which turns a considerable profit, Branson airport is loosing
money and
'535.91': has struggled to keep airlines flying there for more than a few years.
'538.83': "It\u2019s not like Branson was the only attempt at running a private airport\
\ in the US\u2014National"
'54.249': "Heathrow is the busiest airport in the world that is fully privately owned\u2014\
the UK government"
'543.149': Express, a UK based transport company, took over Newburgh airport 60 miles
north of New
'547.99': York City in 2000, but it too failed and sold the airport back to the government.
'552.67': The difference between airport privatization in the US and the UK is that
in the US, the
'557.53': smallest airports went private while in the UK, the largest airports did.
'561.56': In the UK, ten of the fifteen busiest airports are privately owned and operated.
'566.43': Meanwhile, only four of the fifteen least busy airports in the country are
privately
'570.87': owned.
'571.87': "That\u2019s because small airports, in most cases, just don\u2019t make\
\ money."
'576.29': Smaller airports being government run and unprofitable in the US allow for
a sort of
'580.69': indirect subsidy for airlines to operate there.
'583.23': In these cases, airports are willingly charging airlines less than it costs
to run the airport
'588.37': to operate there in order to attract them to fly there.
'59.35': "owns no stake in it\u2014and so it is perhaps the best example of an airport\
\ built to turn"
'591.14': City, county, or state governments are willing to do this because they view
air service as
'595.5': a stimulant to economic development.
'597.68': The merits of private versus public airport ownership can be debated, but
proponents of
'601.73': "publicly owned airports will argue that they\u2019re essential pieces of\
\ infrastructure while those"
'605.64': for airport privatization will argue that commercial ownership leads to
lower costs
'609.76': and better service.
'611.1': Even in the UK public opinion is split on whether airports are better off
public or
'615.95': private.
'616.95': "What\u2019s sure, though, is that running an airport, whether public or\
\ private, is not"
'620.2': easy and that the fact that a few hundred aircraft taking off per day is
all it takes
'624.38': to fund the multi billion dollar business of Heathrow is almost as impressive
as the
'628.85': planes themselves.
'630.86': "Now that you\u2019ve finished this video, there\u2019s another one I made\
\ for you to watch."
'634.36': "Squarespace asked me to make a video explaining why, \u201Cdesign is not\
\ a luxury.\u201D"
'638.589': That phrase might not make sense now but the whole point of the video I
made is to explain
'64.79': a profit.
'642.5': it so make sure to watch it.
'644.56': "You can either click the annotation on-screen now or it\u2019s linked at\
\ the top of the description."
'649.17': Oh, and fair warning, I go on camera in it.
'652.2': "Thanks for watching and we\u2019ll see you again in two weeks for another\
\ Wendover Productions"
'656.55': video.
'66.18': It costs $1,485,650,000 per year to run Heathrow airport.
'7.549': "Airports are incredibly complex and challenging businesses but, in many\
\ cases, they\u2019re businesses"
'73.26': This includes costs like the $494 million Heathrow pays in salaries to its
6,500 employees.
'79.86': Now, 76,000 people actually work at Heathrow but only those 6,500 actually
work for Heathrow.
'87.66': The company that runs Heathrow, Heathrow Airport Holdings, is only really
responsible for the
'92.1': oversight and administration of the airport.
'94.88': "Within Heathrow\u2019s walls, though, there are hundreds of other companies\
\ operating."
'98.86': Those 70,000 other people work for the airlines, the baggage handling companies,
the air traffic
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'103.68': control company, the restaurants, the rental car companies, the bus companies,
and all
'107.94': the other different employers at the airport.
'110.41': There are, of course, plenty of other costs involved in running the airport
from the $232
'114.56': million per year in maintenance to the $113 million yearly utility bill
for water, electricity,
'12.269': that make money.
'120.3': internet, gas, and more, but overall, that number, $1.5 billion, is what
it costs to
'126.37': run the sixth busiest airport in the world.
'129.17': "That\u2019s more than it costs to run the 1.3 million person country of\
\ Swaziland."
'13.78': "Many airports are owned by governments but still then, they\u2019re often\
\ operated as businesses\u2014just"
'133.98': So how do they pay for that?
'135.58': On a per passenger basis, it costs $19 to run Heathrow Airport.
'140.92': Essentially, that means Heathrow needs to make $19 from each passenger that
passes through
'145.35': its doors in order to break even.
'147.81': Of course, some passengers are more profitable than others.
'151.14': Arriving passengers generally just get off the plane, go through customs,
and leave immediately
'154.84': without buying anything while connecting and departing passengers generally
have more time
'159.09': to shop at the airport.
'161.2': Retail is incredibly important to the profitability of any airport.
'165.29': This is part of the reason why its in the airports best interest to make
the check-in
'168.74': "and security process as quick as possible\u2014so passengers have more\
\ time to shop."
'173.99': Heathrow makes money through retail by receiving a cut of every sale made.
'178.18': On average, restaurants earn the airport 95 cents per passenger, retail
stores earn them
'182.709': $5.15 per passenger, the parking lots add on another $2.03, then all the
other smaller
'188.66': sources of retail revenue such as rental car companies and VIP lounges account
for another
'19.03': businesses that are publicly owned.
'193.1': $3.04.
'195.18': Rather uniquely, Heathrow also operates the express train from the airport
to Paddington
'198.88': Station in London which makes them another $2.15 per passenger.
'2.9': After this, watch the video I made for their channel.
'20.62': The majority of airports make their money through what they earn from passenger
carrying
'203.21': All in all, the airport makes $13.32 from passengers through purchases on
top of their
'208.54': "actual airplane ticket and, its worth pointing out, this doesn\u2019t mean\
\ that passengers spend"
'213.319': "$13.32\u2014this means that Heathrow makes $13.32 per passenger."
'218.93': "This is their cut\u2014actual spending at the airport per passenger is\
\ much higher."
'223.55': "Now, you may think that this amount of retail revenue per passenger is\
\ high and you\u2019d"
'227.97': be right, it is.
'229.25': "In fact, it\u2019s one of the highest retail revenues per passenger of\
\ any airport worldwide."
'234.8': In comparison, Washington Dulles Airport makes $5.68 per passenger, Auckland
Airport makes
'24.16': commercial flights using their facilities.
'240.46': $7.71, and Paris Charles de Gaulle Airport makes $10.92 per passenger through
retail.
'246.819': Heathrow is an expert in making passengers spend.
'250.44': They use all sorts of tricks and tactics to increase passenger spending.
'254.69': For example, in Terminal 3, to get from security and to the gates, all passengers
have to walk
'259.56': through duty free which increases sales enormously.
'26.73': Some airports are cargo focused and fund their operations through cargo flights
but the ones
'262.74': "Heathrow also doesn\u2019t display the gate for flights until around 45-90\
\ minutes before"
'267.63': departure.
'268.63': This is common in European airports, but uncommon elsewhere.
'271.85': Because of this, passengers wait in the central area where shops and restaurants
are until
'276.0': just before their flight which leads to more time with passengers exposed
to the retail
'280.16': environment.
'281.28': Being one of the very few airports with non-stop service to all six inhabited
continents, Heathrow
'285.72': also has the advantage of being an airport focused on long-haul service.
'290.12': These flights tend to carry the wealthiest passengers and, while worldwide
passengers
'294.12': arrive an average of 2 hours and 17 minutes before their flight, Heathrow
passengers arrive
'298.8': 2 hours and 51 minutes before which means they have more time to shop at
the airport.
'30.79': "that you\u2019ve most heard of, such as London\u2019s Heathrow Airport,\
\ rely almost entirely on"
'303.919': As mentioned, though, the airport needs to make $19 per passenger and retail
only earns
'308.75': them just over $13.
'310.81': The rest of it comes from flights.
'313.199': Each plane that lands at Heathrow pays the airport an average of $9,500.
'318.59': "Of course it varies hugely by aircraft\u2014a 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 isn\u2019\
t paying the same"
'323.13': "as a 345 seat British Airways 747\u2014but $9,500 is the average per visit\
\ to Heathrow."
'330.24': That goes to pay for things like gate space, a check in area, and the runway
time itself.
'334.95': "The airport charges a fixed amount per aircraft landing\u2014for the small\
\ Bombardier Dash 8"
'339.55': it would be $999 while for the large 747 it would be $11,600.
'345.22': On departure, airlines are then charged again this time per passenger.
'349.61': For each passenger flying to a destination outside of Europe the airline
is charged a
'35.37': passenger flights.
'353.5': base of $58 but this charge is reduced if a passenger connects through Heathrow
rather
'358.169': than originating or if the aircraft is parked at a remote stand rather
than a gate.
'36.989': While the amount of cargo going through Heathrow is significant thanks to
passenger aircraft
'362.7': All in all, a fully loaded 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 flying a domestic route to
Edinburgh, for
'367.93': example, would be charged about $2,400 for its whole visit, arrival and
departure, while
'373.43': that British Airways 747 flying a long-haul route to New York, for example,
would be charged
'378.139': $31,700.
'379.259': "It\u2019s worth noting that these are the published prices\u2014in reality,\
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'389.84': Breaking it down, what those numbers mean is that Heathrow gets, on average,
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'417.85': The airport is currently at capacity.
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'432.919': The 76 seat FlyBe Dash 8 takes up the same time on the runway that could
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'45.769': to the airports 650 daily flights.
'451.229': The airport only has flights to eight airports in the UK which means the
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'459.95': Meanwhile, Amsterdam Airport Schiphol, in the Netherlands, has flights to
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'466.11': "That means that for the vast majority of UK residents living outside of\
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'470.49': "easier to connect to wherever they\u2019re going through Amsterdam than\
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'474.12': capital city.
'475.53': The reality is that Heathrow is a commercial company.
'478.38': While most UK residents would likely want to see domestic flights to their
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'482.88': "it just doesn\u2019t make commercial sense to operate short and cheap flights\
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'49.219': They make their money off of the 78 million passengers flying through each
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'490.169': "It\u2019s not only less lucrative for the airport, it\u2019s also more\
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'496.98': Of course, not every airport is like Heathrow.
'499.88': Not every airport is a commercial company.
'5.2': More about it after the video.
'501.99': "That\u2019s just because, in many cases, running an airport the way the\
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'508.8': About two thirds of all airports worldwide lose money.
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'522.659': There is only one single privately owned and operated airport in the US
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'576.29': Smaller airports being government run and unprofitable in the US allow for
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'616.95': "What\u2019s sure, though, is that running an airport, whether public or\
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'620.2': easy and that the fact that a few hundred aircraft taking off per day is
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'630.86': "Now that you\u2019ve finished this video, there\u2019s another one I made\
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'634.36': "Squarespace asked me to make a video explaining why, \u201Cdesign is not\
\ a luxury.\u201D"
'638.589': That phrase might not make sense now but the whole point of the video I
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'64.79': a profit.
'642.5': it so make sure to watch it.
'644.56': "You can either click the annotation on-screen now or it\u2019s linked at\
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'649.17': Oh, and fair warning, I go on camera in it.
'652.2': "Thanks for watching and we\u2019ll see you again in two weeks for another\
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'79.86': Now, 76,000 people actually work at Heathrow but only those 6,500 actually
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'87.66': The company that runs Heathrow, Heathrow Airport Holdings, is only really
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'98.86': Those 70,000 other people work for the airlines, the baggage handling companies,
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HEY EVERYONE!!! I have published my first book A Gone Pecan. A funny murder mystery set in the deep south. Please support this starving artist (i've lost over 200 Ibs since this video, so leave the fat jokes to yourself LOL) and click onhttp://www.authorhouse.com/BookStore/BookDetail.aspx?Book=285116
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'106.29': we didn't stop in Tim we kept going
'107.85': through town out to the high school and
'109.74': that's where I was introduced to
'110.9': football and two-a-days which is a
'115.32': vicious heinous practice twice a day
'119.1': football practice what kind of crazed
'121.08': fool came up with that in Texas but I
'124.02': participated in it you can imagine how
'127.47': joyful I was my father said going out
'130.41': there boy I said I ain't going out there
'132.96': oh well actually I said that in my head
'137.07': what I really said was yes sir because
'14.26': usually a problem when you think of
'141.06': if you do as you're told you'll survive
'145.34': my father didn't actually threaten to
'147.72': shoot me in the face but it was implied
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'154.77': you go over there I said one let's take
'157.38': your alignment what's alignment you're
'159.99': going to protect the quarterback well
'16.209': leadership and life lessons you know
'161.58': who's this quarterback why do I want to
'163.05': protect him they said just get over
'165.12': there I said why me they said because
'166.77': you're fat
'168.58': because girth substitutes for talent in
'171.31': junior high football however I
'175.39': discovered it is possible to actually
'177.37': play football without any physical
'179.17': contact whatsoever
'18.46': thoughts don't normally go to where I'm
'180.78': there was a whole lotta down said ho get
'184.6': him because I wasn't about to get hurt
'187.96': I live for special teams kickoff return
'191.35': punt return run here you can run that
'194.35': and not touch a soul and get told good
'196.33': hustle Thompson looking good and I'm
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'264.8': was deer in my preppy phase because
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'268.82': sometimes does but never should in with
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'275.36': and piss off Merle Haggard so I stand
'278.21': before you what I call redneck Lite I'm
'28.179': defines the boonies as the location so
'281.03': still from where I'm from but I'm
'283.07': educated and I'm embarrassingly
'284.69': ambitious I'm an LPA my relatives call
'288.32': me uppity but I've remained true to
'290.389': myself because success comes in many
'292.31': shapes and sizes and sometimes it comes
'294.74': with color-coordinated songs and that's
'298.16': what I've learned from where I'm from
'30.249': far outside of the city limits even
'31.96': animals question your President and I've
'35.26': lived there most of my life Louisiana
'38.769': Mississippi Oklahoma Texas Arkansas it
'41.949': did not matter
'43.12': my parents nomadic Southern Baptists
'46.329': that they were always seem to find the
'48.85': boonies in every state but for the
'52.269': purposes of this presentation the
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'57.76': little insight into me you first have to
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'66.85': higher all the time I refer to my
'69.31': childhood as my military service in the
'73.63': summer before the seventh grade it was a
'76.45': bleak hot Texas day as every day in
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'92.62': miles northeast but town was where the
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'97.18': you get a root beer float in town you
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HEY EVERYONE!!! I have published my first book A Gone Pecan. A funny murder mystery set in the deep south. Please support this starving artist (i've lost over 200 Ibs since this video, so leave the fat jokes to yourself LOL) and click onhttp://www.authorhouse.com/BookStore/BookDetail.aspx?Book=285116
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HEY EVERYONE!!! I have published my first book A Gone Pecan. A funny murder mystery set in the deep south. Please support this starving artist (i've lost over 200 Ibs since this video, so leave the fat jokes to yourself LOL) and click onhttp://www.authorhouse.com/BookStore/BookDetail.aspx?Book=285116
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'106.24': been replaced with similar blue
'108.0': engineering bricks
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'200.72': similar viaducts were added either side
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'284.24': matched those of the original
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'29.92': viaducts or bridges
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'296.16': months we see an accumulation of moss
'298.24': growth on the outer walls of the viaduct
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'364.4': a standard viaduct
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'411.919': i'm now at uh
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'44.48': viaduct
'441.36': the viaduct
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'45.28': britain's longest masonry viaduct proves
'452.0': didn't actually circulate
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'48.16': i thought i'd bring you today
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'496.4': red brick slips put in recently
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'516.32': making cuts
'517.44': to some areas of the viaduct to allow
'52.079': going to start off on our little trip
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'556.72': significant age is going to
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'564.72': engineering brick
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'572.32': other colors of bricks as i shall now
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'590.16': sort of tie the two arches
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'598.24': from moving outwards
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'608.24': pieces of architecture today the
'611.04': obligatory
'612.0': graffiti now i suspect they've got the
'614.64': right idea we'd probably get a great
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'618.079': it looks like i've reached a bit of an
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'621.519': road in a bit of a ditch to get to the
'623.36': other side so i'm going to hop back in
'624.72': the car now
'625.839': and see if we can see something from a
'627.76': little bit further down
'629.2': um see what we can find on the viaduct
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'631.36': at the other end
'644.72': the viaduct is located next to the small
'647.04': village of harringworth
'648.32': and from a public footpath through a
'65.36': a bridge because essentially
'650.24': field of sheep i was able to observe it
'652.48': more closely
'653.76': here we can see similar repair work but
'655.92': also note the additional brick
'657.68': buttresses
'658.56': fitted to each wider ninth column well
'661.04': there you go i hope you've enjoyed a
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'29.92': viaducts or bridges
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'44.48': viaduct
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'556.72': significant age is going to
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'57.199': issue of the magazine
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'608.24': pieces of architecture today the
'611.04': obligatory
'612.0': graffiti now i suspect they've got the
'614.64': right idea we'd probably get a great
'616.48': view from plane
'618.079': it looks like i've reached a bit of an
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'188.879': slash 210
'191.04': the original viaduct pictured center was
'193.28': constructed in 1850 but when the twin
'195.76': tracks were widened to four in 1910
'198.56': rather than demolish the structure two
'200.72': similar viaducts were added either side
'202.959': each destined to carry a line
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'289.759': the gap between each remains small as
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'392.96': visit the mother of all viaducts
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'478.08': are uh i mean it's july
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'482.96': decent rain and uh
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'49.52': to little by them or this is where we're
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'492.96': constructed in blue engineering bricks
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'504.24': and the plan is to increase line speed
'506.56': from 20 miles an hour
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'556.72': significant age is going to
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'57.199': issue of the magazine
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'608.24': pieces of architecture today the
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'667.36': railway
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'67.04': a viaduct is a series of bridges so
'670.72': hat's off to you
'671.92': feel free to send us an email to brm
'675.0': warnersgroup.co.uk
'676.32': we'd love to see what you've created and
'678.32': modeled
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'124.719': the right large shrubs and trees
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'146.56': how the salts come out through the
'148.0': bricks and it all sort of weathers
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'159.76': the inside face of the brick
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'174.56': we've got this
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'198.56': rather than demolish the structure two
'200.72': similar viaducts were added either side
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'221.04': warning signs against trespass and the
'223.12': dangers of the overhead live wires
'225.44': and contact numbers in the event of an
'227.36': emergency
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'235.12': the brickwork highlights the moist
'236.799': conditions above
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'241.12': smaller arch can be found to the left
'242.879': hand side
'243.68': and again the return of more vegetation
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'249.36': well we're quite fortunate that uh in
'25.359': hello modelers and railway enthusiasts
'251.2': this neck of the woods we are actually
'253.68': quite blessed with many viaducts and uh
'256.4': well
'256.88': just a little bit further down the road
'259.44': we find ourselves with the
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'264.88': one slash two one six
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'279.52': original
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'29.92': viaducts or bridges
'292.479': rainfall and water ingress prevails
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'296.16': months we see an accumulation of moss
'298.24': growth on the outer walls of the viaduct
'301.039': observing such small details and
'302.88': weathering your model to suit
'304.4': be it with powders or a little flock can
'306.56': really elevate those finishing touches
'309.52': note the ornate cast iron downpipes
'31.76': perhaps your model railway would benefit
'311.919': leading to a soak away for drainage too
'314.639': this viaduct lacks a winged retaining
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'318.72': the low angle of the slope of soil
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'324.88': solution
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'327.759': to the eye
'336.639': moving a little further down the road we
'338.32': find this skewed bridge a feature rarely
'34.16': from one to add that all-important
'340.639': modeled on layouts
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'344.0': perhaps also because of a lack of
'345.759': understanding of them too
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'351.6': wing walls
'352.56': i thought it would be a good opportunity
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'357.039': remember this is a bridge and those
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'36.239': third dimension height victorian
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'364.4': a standard viaduct
'366.24': a skewed bridge or viaduct is one that
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'370.4': passing or flowing underneath it
'372.8': looking underneath the arch here you'll
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'376.72': line
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'383.199': before you decide to cut into your next
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'386.72': or scribe into that freshly applied
'388.88': modelling clay
'389.759': or foam material and so it was time to
'39.36': architecture
'392.96': visit the mother of all viaducts
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'397.28': and still in use today
'399.199': located in rutland measuring 1 275 yards
'40.239': plays a very large part on our network
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'468.879': i think each of these arches is
'470.319': approximately 60 foot in height
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'478.08': are uh i mean it's july
'48.16': i thought i'd bring you today
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'614.64': right idea we'd probably get a great
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'618.079': it looks like i've reached a bit of an
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'63.199': um and i thought i'd start actually with
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'665.92': at something like this on your model
'667.36': railway
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'78.08': let's take a closer look at this bridge
'80.72': this used to carry the midland and great
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'130.399': 15 rows
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'174.56': we've got this
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'221.04': warning signs against trespass and the
'223.12': dangers of the overhead live wires
'225.44': and contact numbers in the event of an
'227.36': emergency
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'231.84': remarkably good
'232.879': shape and only a little green damp to
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'264.88': one slash two one six
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'29.92': viaducts or bridges
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'556.72': significant age is going to
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'564.72': engineering brick
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'57.199': issue of the magazine
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'608.24': pieces of architecture today the
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'612.0': graffiti now i suspect they've got the
'614.64': right idea we'd probably get a great
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'618.079': it looks like i've reached a bit of an
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'65.36': a bridge because essentially
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'411.919': i'm now at uh
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'416.96': and three other roads and this is a
'42.64': as this trip to the welland valley
'422.56': gsmi hyphen 42
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'430.16': so underneath the bridge we've uh at
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'29.92': viaducts or bridges
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'109.68': on closer inspection we find damaged
'111.759': brickwork
'112.799': possibly through water ingress which
'114.64': upon freezing expands to force bricks
'117.04': and mortar lines to crack
'118.56': there's also a fair amount of vegetation
'120.799': too ivy to the left
'122.64': trees growing in the soil above and to
'124.719': the right large shrubs and trees
'128.0': every i'd say every 10 rows maybe more
'130.399': 15 rows
'131.76': we've got a different color of
'132.959': engineering brick there this is actually
'134.64': quite a dark blue brick that's been used
'136.48': in this
'137.76': another key detail that you can take
'140.08': away from looking at the underside of
'141.76': bridges like this
'143.2': and that is water ingress and how it uh
'146.56': how the salts come out through the
'148.0': bricks and it all sort of weathers
'150.959': and you create this white streaking
'153.28': further on the other side of the wall
'154.64': and it's the same on the other sides of
'155.84': the walls as well
'157.44': and you get lots of mineral deposits on
'159.76': the inside face of the brick
'161.36': and that's also a lot of pollution as
'164.16': well from the cars going through
'172.239': so literally just a stone's throw away
'174.56': we've got this
'175.599': three arch bridge or viaduct even
'178.959': although strictly speaking network rail
'181.36': class this is a bridge because
'182.959': according to this sign here
'186.319': it is bridge east coast main line one
'188.879': slash 210
'191.04': the original viaduct pictured center was
'193.28': constructed in 1850 but when the twin
'195.76': tracks were widened to four in 1910
'198.56': rather than demolish the structure two
'200.72': similar viaducts were added either side
'202.959': each destined to carry a line
'205.36': interestingly the span of the arches
'207.519': and hence that radii are different to
'209.84': the original bridge
'211.04': and this would make an interesting
'212.64': modelling proposition
'214.48': to the side we find more modern
'216.319': additions such as the flight of concrete
'218.319': steps with galvanized metal handrail
'221.04': warning signs against trespass and the
'223.12': dangers of the overhead live wires
'225.44': and contact numbers in the event of an
'227.36': emergency
'229.599': despite its age the arches remain in
'231.84': remarkably good
'232.879': shape and only a little green damp to
'235.12': the brickwork highlights the moist
'236.799': conditions above
'238.0': of the exposed ballast over the soil a
'241.12': smaller arch can be found to the left
'242.879': hand side
'243.68': and again the return of more vegetation
'246.64': with potentially brick damaging roots
'249.36': well we're quite fortunate that uh in
'25.359': hello modelers and railway enthusiasts
'251.2': this neck of the woods we are actually
'253.68': quite blessed with many viaducts and uh
'256.4': well
'256.88': just a little bit further down the road
'259.44': we find ourselves with the
'261.359': bridge east coast mainline
'264.88': one slash two one six
'268.16': located near cretan this viaduct
'270.16': carrying the east coast main line has
'271.759': undergone a similar widening process to
'273.84': that previously seen at little by them
'275.919': with additional structures either side
'277.84': both similarly proportioned to the
'279.52': original
'28.08': do you have a passing interest in
'280.4': even the foundation run of bricks
'282.24': completed with a run of plinth bricks
'284.24': matched those of the original
'286.0': and despite the speed of trains passing
'288.24': on the rails above today
'289.759': the gap between each remains small as
'29.92': viaducts or bridges
'292.479': rainfall and water ingress prevails
'294.56': no doubt more so during the winter
'296.16': months we see an accumulation of moss
'298.24': growth on the outer walls of the viaduct
'301.039': observing such small details and
'302.88': weathering your model to suit
'304.4': be it with powders or a little flock can
'306.56': really elevate those finishing touches
'309.52': note the ornate cast iron downpipes
'31.76': perhaps your model railway would benefit
'311.919': leading to a soak away for drainage too
'314.639': this viaduct lacks a winged retaining
'316.8': wall to the sides possibly because of
'318.72': the low angle of the slope of soil
'320.639': so if you don't quite fancy modeling all
'322.56': that extra brickwork consider this as a
'324.88': solution
'325.52': all while making your model look right
'327.759': to the eye
'336.639': moving a little further down the road we
'338.32': find this skewed bridge a feature rarely
'34.16': from one to add that all-important
'340.639': modeled on layouts
'341.759': possibly because of the complexity but
'344.0': perhaps also because of a lack of
'345.759': understanding of them too
'347.759': besides a healthy amount of vegetation
'349.84': sprouting from the courses of the angled
'351.6': wing walls
'352.56': i thought it would be a good opportunity
'354.24': to study how the brickwork is achieved
'356.08': under the arch
'357.039': remember this is a bridge and those
'359.12': skewed viaducts aren't as common
'36.239': third dimension height victorian
'360.8': they do exist and might just add a
'362.639': little more interest to your layout than
'364.4': a standard viaduct
'366.24': a skewed bridge or viaduct is one that
'368.4': isn't perpendicular to the road or river
'370.4': passing or flowing underneath it
'372.8': looking underneath the arch here you'll
'374.639': note how the bricks follow a helicoidal
'376.72': line
'377.68': always running perpendicular to the two
'380.0': outer arches
'381.36': hopefully this might provide inspiration
'383.199': before you decide to cut into your next
'385.039': sheet of plastic brickwork
'386.72': or scribe into that freshly applied
'388.88': modelling clay
'389.759': or foam material and so it was time to
'39.36': architecture
'392.96': visit the mother of all viaducts
'395.28': the longest of its type in the country
'397.28': and still in use today
'399.199': located in rutland measuring 1 275 yards
'40.239': plays a very large part on our network
'403.36': in length
'404.16': and at a cost when constructed
'405.84': equivalent to 1.4 million pounds per
'408.319': mile in today's money
'409.759': is the welland valley viaduct right well
'411.919': i'm now at uh
'413.12': the welland or harringworth viaduct
'415.36': which crosses the river welland
'416.96': and three other roads and this is a
'42.64': as this trip to the welland valley
'422.56': gsmi hyphen 42
'426.16': the longest viaduct in the united
'429.599': kingdom
'430.16': so underneath the bridge we've uh at
'432.16': least under this arch we've got a bit of
'434.0': a history
'434.72': of the the line the navi's who obviously
'438.319': were
'438.72': instrumental in the construction of the
'44.48': viaduct
'441.36': the viaduct
'443.84': and it was construction of this started
'446.639': in 1876
'449.12': um until 1878 but the first trains
'45.28': britain's longest masonry viaduct proves
'452.0': didn't actually circulate
'453.28': until 1880. well i can't get down that
'457.36': side because that's private property but
'459.12': there is a little style here so
'461.52': let's just wander through
'468.879': i think each of these arches is
'470.319': approximately 60 foot in height
'473.919': but one of the things that you probably
'475.12': won't spot are these large drains which
'478.08': are uh i mean it's july
'48.16': i thought i'd bring you today
'481.199': as a good week since we've had any
'482.96': decent rain and uh
'484.8': they are still dripping water so in
'487.12': winter you can imagine there's quite a
'488.56': lot of water coming out of these
'49.52': to little by them or this is where we're
'490.4': just dripping onto the land below now
'492.96': constructed in blue engineering bricks
'495.36': it's had a lot of
'496.4': red brick slips put in recently
'499.44': over the years uh most recently it's
'502.08': been repointed
'504.24': and the plan is to increase line speed
'506.56': from 20 miles an hour
'508.319': to 60 miles an hour and um
'512.8': i'm told that's why uh funnily enough
'516.32': making cuts
'517.44': to some areas of the viaduct to allow
'52.079': going to start off on our little trip
'520.32': for
'521.039': expansional contraction or rather and so
'523.76': that the shear
'525.279': and will take place there rather than in
'527.12': the bricks
'528.399': something i find quite interesting
'53.68': actually because
'530.08': looking at this viaduct
'532.88': is these little indents in the uh the
'536.399': columns
'537.68': uh obviously we haven't got any here
'54.64': we're going to take a look at viaducts
'540.32': this one has two
'542.32': you can just zoom in uh the one next to
'545.12': it only has just the one
'548.72': perhaps the one next to it was filled in
'550.88': or they were slightly higher up you can
'552.72': see there's been some repair work there
'554.48': now obviously any structure of a
'556.72': significant age is going to
'558.959': have a bit of repair work required from
'56.0': you'll have seen as a feature in this
'561.12': time to time
'562.0': we've got the change from blue
'564.72': engineering brick
'565.76': to red and then the side there
'569.519': and there are even been some repairs in
'57.199': issue of the magazine
'572.32': other colors of bricks as i shall now
'574.0': demonstrate so
'575.68': there we go we've got the bit of
'578.399': repointing work going on
'58.719': entirely dedicated to viaducts and how
'580.08': under the arches there some of these
'583.12': arches
'583.92': we have iron rods which will go from one
'586.64': side of the arch
'587.519': right the way through to the other to
'590.16': sort of tie the two arches
'592.32': or two arch faces if that makes sense
'595.519': in with each other and prevent them from
'598.24': from moving outwards
'60.8': to create one for your model railway
'605.04': and yes a feature that is common on many
'608.24': pieces of architecture today the
'611.04': obligatory
'612.0': graffiti now i suspect they've got the
'614.64': right idea we'd probably get a great
'616.48': view from plane
'618.079': it looks like i've reached a bit of an
'619.44': impasse on that side there's a
'621.519': road in a bit of a ditch to get to the
'623.36': other side so i'm going to hop back in
'624.72': the car now
'625.839': and see if we can see something from a
'627.76': little bit further down
'629.2': um see what we can find on the viaduct
'63.199': um and i thought i'd start actually with
'631.36': at the other end
'644.72': the viaduct is located next to the small
'647.04': village of harringworth
'648.32': and from a public footpath through a
'65.36': a bridge because essentially
'650.24': field of sheep i was able to observe it
'652.48': more closely
'653.76': here we can see similar repair work but
'655.92': also note the additional brick
'657.68': buttresses
'658.56': fitted to each wider ninth column well
'661.04': there you go i hope you've enjoyed a
'662.56': look at these bridges and viaducts
'664.56': don't forget if you'd like to have a go
'665.92': at something like this on your model
'667.36': railway
'668.32': perhaps not this long but if you do my
'67.04': a viaduct is a series of bridges so
'670.72': hat's off to you
'671.92': feel free to send us an email to brm
'675.0': warnersgroup.co.uk
'676.32': we'd love to see what you've created and
'678.32': modeled
'679.44': and perhaps you might even get featured
'681.519': in the mag
'69.6': let's take a look at this one behind me
'71.68': and switching quickly to voice over
'73.6': because i soon realized that the busy
'75.119': road made recording audio virtually
'77.119': impossible
'78.08': let's take a closer look at this bridge
'80.72': this used to carry the midland and great
'82.479': northern line
'83.439': though was close to traffic in 1959
'86.799': to the other side if you have a sheet of
'88.88': plastic brickwork
'90.0': self-adhesive brick paper or perhaps
'92.24': you're braver still and hope to scribe
'94.0': your bricks by hand
'95.28': best of luck consider roughing the odd
'97.759': brick to create this effect
'99.52': we also find bolt holes possibly left
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} | 580,274 | Observing bridge and viaduct details for your model railway | Touring bridges and viaducts, culminating in a visit to the UK's longest masonry viaduct in Rutland, Howard Smith shares ideas to help make your model structures more accurate and interesting. | null | 600 | '101.759': behind by a sign at some point
'104.0': while the top 13 courses of brick have
'106.24': been replaced with similar blue
'108.0': engineering bricks
'109.68': on closer inspection we find damaged
'111.759': brickwork
'112.799': possibly through water ingress which
'114.64': upon freezing expands to force bricks
'117.04': and mortar lines to crack
'118.56': there's also a fair amount of vegetation
'120.799': too ivy to the left
'122.64': trees growing in the soil above and to
'124.719': the right large shrubs and trees
'128.0': every i'd say every 10 rows maybe more
'130.399': 15 rows
'131.76': we've got a different color of
'132.959': engineering brick there this is actually
'134.64': quite a dark blue brick that's been used
'136.48': in this
'137.76': another key detail that you can take
'140.08': away from looking at the underside of
'141.76': bridges like this
'143.2': and that is water ingress and how it uh
'146.56': how the salts come out through the
'148.0': bricks and it all sort of weathers
'150.959': and you create this white streaking
'153.28': further on the other side of the wall
'154.64': and it's the same on the other sides of
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'157.44': and you get lots of mineral deposits on
'159.76': the inside face of the brick
'161.36': and that's also a lot of pollution as
'164.16': well from the cars going through
'172.239': so literally just a stone's throw away
'174.56': we've got this
'175.599': three arch bridge or viaduct even
'178.959': although strictly speaking network rail
'181.36': class this is a bridge because
'182.959': according to this sign here
'186.319': it is bridge east coast main line one
'188.879': slash 210
'191.04': the original viaduct pictured center was
'193.28': constructed in 1850 but when the twin
'195.76': tracks were widened to four in 1910
'198.56': rather than demolish the structure two
'200.72': similar viaducts were added either side
'202.959': each destined to carry a line
'205.36': interestingly the span of the arches
'207.519': and hence that radii are different to
'209.84': the original bridge
'211.04': and this would make an interesting
'212.64': modelling proposition
'214.48': to the side we find more modern
'216.319': additions such as the flight of concrete
'218.319': steps with galvanized metal handrail
'221.04': warning signs against trespass and the
'223.12': dangers of the overhead live wires
'225.44': and contact numbers in the event of an
'227.36': emergency
'229.599': despite its age the arches remain in
'231.84': remarkably good
'232.879': shape and only a little green damp to
'235.12': the brickwork highlights the moist
'236.799': conditions above
'238.0': of the exposed ballast over the soil a
'241.12': smaller arch can be found to the left
'242.879': hand side
'243.68': and again the return of more vegetation
'246.64': with potentially brick damaging roots
'249.36': well we're quite fortunate that uh in
'25.359': hello modelers and railway enthusiasts
'251.2': this neck of the woods we are actually
'253.68': quite blessed with many viaducts and uh
'256.4': well
'256.88': just a little bit further down the road
'259.44': we find ourselves with the
'261.359': bridge east coast mainline
'264.88': one slash two one six
'268.16': located near cretan this viaduct
'270.16': carrying the east coast main line has
'271.759': undergone a similar widening process to
'273.84': that previously seen at little by them
'275.919': with additional structures either side
'277.84': both similarly proportioned to the
'279.52': original
'28.08': do you have a passing interest in
'280.4': even the foundation run of bricks
'282.24': completed with a run of plinth bricks
'284.24': matched those of the original
'286.0': and despite the speed of trains passing
'288.24': on the rails above today
'289.759': the gap between each remains small as
'29.92': viaducts or bridges
'292.479': rainfall and water ingress prevails
'294.56': no doubt more so during the winter
'296.16': months we see an accumulation of moss
'298.24': growth on the outer walls of the viaduct
'301.039': observing such small details and
'302.88': weathering your model to suit
'304.4': be it with powders or a little flock can
'306.56': really elevate those finishing touches
'309.52': note the ornate cast iron downpipes
'31.76': perhaps your model railway would benefit
'311.919': leading to a soak away for drainage too
'314.639': this viaduct lacks a winged retaining
'316.8': wall to the sides possibly because of
'318.72': the low angle of the slope of soil
'320.639': so if you don't quite fancy modeling all
'322.56': that extra brickwork consider this as a
'324.88': solution
'325.52': all while making your model look right
'327.759': to the eye
'336.639': moving a little further down the road we
'338.32': find this skewed bridge a feature rarely
'34.16': from one to add that all-important
'340.639': modeled on layouts
'341.759': possibly because of the complexity but
'344.0': perhaps also because of a lack of
'345.759': understanding of them too
'347.759': besides a healthy amount of vegetation
'349.84': sprouting from the courses of the angled
'351.6': wing walls
'352.56': i thought it would be a good opportunity
'354.24': to study how the brickwork is achieved
'356.08': under the arch
'357.039': remember this is a bridge and those
'359.12': skewed viaducts aren't as common
'36.239': third dimension height victorian
'360.8': they do exist and might just add a
'362.639': little more interest to your layout than
'364.4': a standard viaduct
'366.24': a skewed bridge or viaduct is one that
'368.4': isn't perpendicular to the road or river
'370.4': passing or flowing underneath it
'372.8': looking underneath the arch here you'll
'374.639': note how the bricks follow a helicoidal
'376.72': line
'377.68': always running perpendicular to the two
'380.0': outer arches
'381.36': hopefully this might provide inspiration
'383.199': before you decide to cut into your next
'385.039': sheet of plastic brickwork
'386.72': or scribe into that freshly applied
'388.88': modelling clay
'389.759': or foam material and so it was time to
'39.36': architecture
'392.96': visit the mother of all viaducts
'395.28': the longest of its type in the country
'397.28': and still in use today
'399.199': located in rutland measuring 1 275 yards
'40.239': plays a very large part on our network
'403.36': in length
'404.16': and at a cost when constructed
'405.84': equivalent to 1.4 million pounds per
'408.319': mile in today's money
'409.759': is the welland valley viaduct right well
'411.919': i'm now at uh
'413.12': the welland or harringworth viaduct
'415.36': which crosses the river welland
'416.96': and three other roads and this is a
'42.64': as this trip to the welland valley
'422.56': gsmi hyphen 42
'426.16': the longest viaduct in the united
'429.599': kingdom
'430.16': so underneath the bridge we've uh at
'432.16': least under this arch we've got a bit of
'434.0': a history
'434.72': of the the line the navi's who obviously
'438.319': were
'438.72': instrumental in the construction of the
'44.48': viaduct
'441.36': the viaduct
'443.84': and it was construction of this started
'446.639': in 1876
'449.12': um until 1878 but the first trains
'45.28': britain's longest masonry viaduct proves
'452.0': didn't actually circulate
'453.28': until 1880. well i can't get down that
'457.36': side because that's private property but
'459.12': there is a little style here so
'461.52': let's just wander through
'468.879': i think each of these arches is
'470.319': approximately 60 foot in height
'473.919': but one of the things that you probably
'475.12': won't spot are these large drains which
'478.08': are uh i mean it's july
'48.16': i thought i'd bring you today
'481.199': as a good week since we've had any
'482.96': decent rain and uh
'484.8': they are still dripping water so in
'487.12': winter you can imagine there's quite a
'488.56': lot of water coming out of these
'49.52': to little by them or this is where we're
'490.4': just dripping onto the land below now
'492.96': constructed in blue engineering bricks
'495.36': it's had a lot of
'496.4': red brick slips put in recently
'499.44': over the years uh most recently it's
'502.08': been repointed
'504.24': and the plan is to increase line speed
'506.56': from 20 miles an hour
'508.319': to 60 miles an hour and um
'512.8': i'm told that's why uh funnily enough
'516.32': making cuts
'517.44': to some areas of the viaduct to allow
'52.079': going to start off on our little trip
'520.32': for
'521.039': expansional contraction or rather and so
'523.76': that the shear
'525.279': and will take place there rather than in
'527.12': the bricks
'528.399': something i find quite interesting
'53.68': actually because
'530.08': looking at this viaduct
'532.88': is these little indents in the uh the
'536.399': columns
'537.68': uh obviously we haven't got any here
'54.64': we're going to take a look at viaducts
'540.32': this one has two
'542.32': you can just zoom in uh the one next to
'545.12': it only has just the one
'548.72': perhaps the one next to it was filled in
'550.88': or they were slightly higher up you can
'552.72': see there's been some repair work there
'554.48': now obviously any structure of a
'556.72': significant age is going to
'558.959': have a bit of repair work required from
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'108.0': engineering bricks
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'124.719': the right large shrubs and trees
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'146.56': how the salts come out through the
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'159.76': the inside face of the brick
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'174.56': we've got this
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'200.72': similar viaducts were added either side
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'207.519': and hence that radii are different to
'209.84': the original bridge
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'214.48': to the side we find more modern
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'221.04': warning signs against trespass and the
'223.12': dangers of the overhead live wires
'225.44': and contact numbers in the event of an
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'231.84': remarkably good
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'235.12': the brickwork highlights the moist
'236.799': conditions above
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'241.12': smaller arch can be found to the left
'242.879': hand side
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'25.359': hello modelers and railway enthusiasts
'251.2': this neck of the woods we are actually
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'256.4': well
'256.88': just a little bit further down the road
'259.44': we find ourselves with the
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'264.88': one slash two one six
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'273.84': that previously seen at little by them
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'277.84': both similarly proportioned to the
'279.52': original
'28.08': do you have a passing interest in
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'284.24': matched those of the original
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'288.24': on the rails above today
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'29.92': viaducts or bridges
'292.479': rainfall and water ingress prevails
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'296.16': months we see an accumulation of moss
'298.24': growth on the outer walls of the viaduct
'301.039': observing such small details and
'302.88': weathering your model to suit
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'306.56': really elevate those finishing touches
'309.52': note the ornate cast iron downpipes
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'311.919': leading to a soak away for drainage too
'314.639': this viaduct lacks a winged retaining
'316.8': wall to the sides possibly because of
'318.72': the low angle of the slope of soil
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'322.56': that extra brickwork consider this as a
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'327.759': to the eye
'336.639': moving a little further down the road we
'338.32': find this skewed bridge a feature rarely
'34.16': from one to add that all-important
'340.639': modeled on layouts
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'344.0': perhaps also because of a lack of
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'359.12': skewed viaducts aren't as common
'36.239': third dimension height victorian
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'376.72': line
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'39.36': architecture
'392.96': visit the mother of all viaducts
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'403.36': in length
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'408.319': mile in today's money
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'416.96': and three other roads and this is a
'42.64': as this trip to the welland valley
'422.56': gsmi hyphen 42
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'429.599': kingdom
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'434.0': a history
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'438.319': were
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'44.48': viaduct
'441.36': the viaduct
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'446.639': in 1876
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'45.28': britain's longest masonry viaduct proves
'452.0': didn't actually circulate
'453.28': until 1880. well i can't get down that
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'461.52': let's just wander through
'468.879': i think each of these arches is
'470.319': approximately 60 foot in height
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'475.12': won't spot are these large drains which
'478.08': are uh i mean it's july
'48.16': i thought i'd bring you today
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'482.96': decent rain and uh
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'487.12': winter you can imagine there's quite a
'488.56': lot of water coming out of these
'49.52': to little by them or this is where we're
'490.4': just dripping onto the land below now
'492.96': constructed in blue engineering bricks
'495.36': it's had a lot of
'496.4': red brick slips put in recently
'499.44': over the years uh most recently it's
'502.08': been repointed
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'506.56': from 20 miles an hour
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'516.32': making cuts
'517.44': to some areas of the viaduct to allow
'52.079': going to start off on our little trip
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'525.279': and will take place there rather than in
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'552.72': see there's been some repair work there
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'556.72': significant age is going to
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'1003.44': finished up
'1004.24': at the waterfall but we came here around
'1006.959': 11 30
'1008.16': and we stayed all day this is the nicest
'1010.8': waterfall
'1011.839': i have ever been to compared to agua
'1013.92': azul
'1015.36': there is no cut there is no comparison
'1017.199': all right that wraps up this travel
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'1019.92': chiapas mexico if you found this video
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'1043.12': you
'108.72': what they honestly look fake they don't
'110.88': move what what
'113.2': one thousand
'132.239': look at this waterfall underneath right
'133.76': now i never see anything quite like it
'140.84': wow
'157.519': wow so we just got off the boat that
'159.28': trip was insane
'160.959': way better than i ever expected i didn't
'162.72': know what to expect really it was
'165.2': 150 total for a private boat so it was
'168.08': 50 us dollars each and if you want to go
'170.72': on a public boat with like 15 to 20
'172.64': people
'173.28': it's around 10 to 15 or something 250
'176.0': mexican pesos
'177.12': so for us it was worth it to stop at all
'178.72': the cool spots and take what photos and
'180.4': videos so
'181.12': anyways highly recommend this one
'182.879': completely blown away
'189.519': but we're going flying on a little
'192.0': four-seater today
'194.0': over some lagoons and stuff like that
'197.2': i'm stoked it's so good i can't wait
'238.84': oh my goodness
'241.84': that was the best prop plane i've ever
'245.04': been on
'245.84': i did not expect it to be that crazy
'247.92': there was like three
'248.959': unbelievable world-class waterfalls
'251.439': three or four of those amazing lagoon
'253.04': lakes i just couldn't stop filming the
'254.159': whole time
'255.2': but also trying to balancing it with
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'258.479': incredible oh top top recommendation
'261.6': lisa are you back in action i'm alive
'264.32': we did a few dips and dives in the plane
'265.919': and then all of a sudden lisa went
'267.44': or she went a little bit ghostly a bit
'269.199': sweaty
'271.04': never in my life have i experienced
'273.04': something like that that was
'274.56': so insane like i was like that's it i'm
'276.639': gonna pass out i'm just gonna faint
'278.4': hey thank you so much astoue
'28.84': um
'293.36': okay we arrived to lake poho
'296.88': and we're taking this little raft
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'304.72': air and the water is
'306.88': really blue and clear can't wait to jump
'309.68': in here
'317.44': you guys are all jumping in let's be
'318.639': honest it's so clear
'322.24': it's actually
'340.479': all right that wraps up our time here at
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'343.52': awesome time now we're heading back
'345.039': three hours to san cristobal
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'362.24': of san cristobal
'363.68': we spent the last two days kind of going
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'370.24': beautiful in here which is awesome
'380.24': this main square of san cristobal is so
'382.96': cool
'383.36': so full of life all the vendors are out
'384.96': selling
'386.4': there's like bunch of pigeons there's
'387.84': kids playing people just hanging out
'389.36': with families
'390.319': really really nice spot to be here
'397.6': so this is called nieves and it's like
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'400.96': it's not exactly creamy it's very icy
'404.319': and watery and the only ingredients that
'406.319': it has is ice
'408.08': milk cacao and sugar and that's it
'411.199': yeah it's pretty good i like it that
'413.68': means snow
'414.72': that means like okay but this one
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'431.44': six yeah i think it's about five it
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'439.36': all right so kathy has taught us the
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'445.68': and we've been playing i've been losing
'447.039': a lot as you can see i already got this
'463.36': oh my gosh okay
'48.64': all right we've arrived to chiapas
'489.36': where where
'50.559': finally after a 10 hour drive
'504.72': i've
'511.84': that that one that red one you mean yeah
'514.08': this place has a million buchels i mean
'516.24': bruce darms over here look at this
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'527.279': 15. i think so
'531.68': yes it's called chapulins
'535.2': most troubles
'55.76': canyon
'551.519': all right mexican el pastor tacos with
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'563.839': so yum
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'581.68': off right now there's so many people
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'584.8': as you can see behind me it is amazing
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'589.44': sure
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'611.04': though you know
'612.48': it's interrupted all time
'62.0': a fresh hat for five dollars
'630.0': that the hottest chili i've had in
'632.56': mexico's lobar serrano julia
'645.36': what happened what happened
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'688.64': it's like covered flowers and
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'730.56': ready to prepare it
'731.76': freehold oh mine's inflating look ready
'734.88': for marriage
'735.68': mark is ready for marriage so the normal
'738.16': age of marriage here is 15 to 16. so
'741.6': i think i'm over the hill
'744.72': i think i passed my prime i'm supposed
'746.16': to be having grandchildren now yeah
'748.0': okay frijoles
'762.24': we're expanding his vocabulary
'773.36': all right we have arrived to agua
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'778.639': because of the rain the water turns a
'780.079': little bit more like this chocolate milk
'781.6': color
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'810.079': we're here we have to swim it's a whole
'812.16': class place when it looks amazing
'814.56': and it still is amazing it's just sandy
'816.24': so time to jump in
'823.279': it's green lisa we just had to come to
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'851.92': just the right amount sour and sweet so
'853.92': nice try some cheers
'859.12': freshly squeezed oh my god best i know
'861.92': how good
'870.399': all right so lisa and i have arrived to
'872.959': roberto berrios
'874.399': cathy has a headache today so she's not
'875.92': with us today however
'877.44': this waterfall is way better than aguazu
'880.56': you just have free reign to do whatever
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'899.68': so excited for today
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'924.32': with the dslr that grippy on the rocks
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'979.92': what did you say you're the new canadian
'98.64': oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god
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'1003.44': finished up
'1004.24': at the waterfall but we came here around
'1006.959': 11 30
'1008.16': and we stayed all day this is the nicest
'1010.8': waterfall
'1011.839': i have ever been to compared to agua
'1013.92': azul
'1015.36': there is no cut there is no comparison
'1017.199': all right that wraps up this travel
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'1019.92': chiapas mexico if you found this video
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'1043.12': you
'108.72': what they honestly look fake they don't
'110.88': move what what
'113.2': one thousand
'132.239': look at this waterfall underneath right
'133.76': now i never see anything quite like it
'140.84': wow
'157.519': wow so we just got off the boat that
'159.28': trip was insane
'160.959': way better than i ever expected i didn't
'162.72': know what to expect really it was
'165.2': 150 total for a private boat so it was
'168.08': 50 us dollars each and if you want to go
'170.72': on a public boat with like 15 to 20
'172.64': people
'173.28': it's around 10 to 15 or something 250
'176.0': mexican pesos
'177.12': so for us it was worth it to stop at all
'178.72': the cool spots and take what photos and
'180.4': videos so
'181.12': anyways highly recommend this one
'182.879': completely blown away
'189.519': but we're going flying on a little
'192.0': four-seater today
'194.0': over some lagoons and stuff like that
'197.2': i'm stoked it's so good i can't wait
'238.84': oh my goodness
'241.84': that was the best prop plane i've ever
'245.04': been on
'245.84': i did not expect it to be that crazy
'247.92': there was like three
'248.959': unbelievable world-class waterfalls
'251.439': three or four of those amazing lagoon
'253.04': lakes i just couldn't stop filming the
'254.159': whole time
'255.2': but also trying to balancing it with
'256.639': like enjoying the moment as well
'258.479': incredible oh top top recommendation
'261.6': lisa are you back in action i'm alive
'264.32': we did a few dips and dives in the plane
'265.919': and then all of a sudden lisa went
'267.44': or she went a little bit ghostly a bit
'269.199': sweaty
'271.04': never in my life have i experienced
'273.04': something like that that was
'274.56': so insane like i was like that's it i'm
'276.639': gonna pass out i'm just gonna faint
'278.4': hey thank you so much astoue
'28.84': um
'293.36': okay we arrived to lake poho
'296.88': and we're taking this little raft
'303.199': this is the lakes that we saw from the
'304.72': air and the water is
'306.88': really blue and clear can't wait to jump
'309.68': in here
'317.44': you guys are all jumping in let's be
'318.639': honest it's so clear
'322.24': it's actually
'340.479': all right that wraps up our time here at
'341.68': the national park of lagos de montebello
'343.52': awesome time now we're heading back
'345.039': three hours to san cristobal
'359.919': so today we're exploring the main town
'362.24': of san cristobal
'363.68': we spent the last two days kind of going
'365.52': outside of the city
'367.039': but now it's time to actually look what
'369.199': the city's got to offer it's pretty
'370.24': beautiful in here which is awesome
'380.24': this main square of san cristobal is so
'382.96': cool
'383.36': so full of life all the vendors are out
'384.96': selling
'386.4': there's like bunch of pigeons there's
'387.84': kids playing people just hanging out
'389.36': with families
'390.319': really really nice spot to be here
'397.6': so this is called nieves and it's like
'399.28': the mexican ice cream
'400.96': it's not exactly creamy it's very icy
'404.319': and watery and the only ingredients that
'406.319': it has is ice
'408.08': milk cacao and sugar and that's it
'411.199': yeah it's pretty good i like it that
'413.68': means snow
'414.72': that means like okay but this one
'417.44': chocolate
'418.0': chocolate rico rico
'42.84': me
'427.36': we can't take katsy anywhere everywhere
'429.28': we go how many have we had today like
'431.039': five
'431.44': six yeah i think it's about five it
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'439.36': all right so kathy has taught us the
'441.52': spanish version of punchbuggy no
'443.36': punchback and it's called bocho
'445.68': and we've been playing i've been losing
'447.039': a lot as you can see i already got this
'463.36': oh my gosh okay
'48.64': all right we've arrived to chiapas
'489.36': where where
'50.559': finally after a 10 hour drive
'504.72': i've
'511.84': that that one that red one you mean yeah
'514.08': this place has a million buchels i mean
'516.24': bruce darms over here look at this
'52.399': we are in the canyon del sumiro
'525.12': of course taco is the passport two for
'527.279': 15. i think so
'531.68': yes it's called chapulins
'535.2': most troubles
'55.76': canyon
'551.519': all right mexican el pastor tacos with
'554.56': oaxaca cheese
'558.32': sweet tacos for the win
'563.839': so yum
'577.92': so the sun is set and we're back in the
'579.6': main square and it is going
'581.68': off right now there's so many people
'583.2': preparing for the night market
'584.8': as you can see behind me it is amazing
'588.0': this is the place to be at night for
'589.44': sure
'60.0': and the real win on today is i picked up
'608.959': i love shooting because he's so famous
'611.04': though you know
'612.48': it's interrupted all time
'62.0': a fresh hat for five dollars
'630.0': that the hottest chili i've had in
'632.56': mexico's lobar serrano julia
'645.36': what happened what happened
'673.04': so we've arrived to a village outside of
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'680.079': local ways to
'681.04': cook and make tortillas and they don't
'683.279': speak spanish here they speak at their
'684.72': own dialect in this village
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'692.959': some of these shots
'728.32': it didn't inflate that means you're not
'730.56': ready to prepare it
'731.76': freehold oh mine's inflating look ready
'734.88': for marriage
'735.68': mark is ready for marriage so the normal
'738.16': age of marriage here is 15 to 16. so
'741.6': i think i'm over the hill
'744.72': i think i passed my prime i'm supposed
'746.16': to be having grandchildren now yeah
'748.0': okay frijoles
'762.24': we're expanding his vocabulary
'773.36': all right we have arrived to agua
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'778.639': because of the rain the water turns a
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'814.56': and it still is amazing it's just sandy
'816.24': so time to jump in
'823.279': it's green lisa we just had to come to
'827.36': mexico during
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'979.92': what did you say you're the new canadian
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'1013.92': azul
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'1026.559': you aren't already
'1027.199': catch you in the next one
'1043.12': you
'108.72': what they honestly look fake they don't
'110.88': move what what
'113.2': one thousand
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'172.64': people
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'178.72': the cool spots and take what photos and
'180.4': videos so
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'182.879': completely blown away
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'413.68': means snow
'414.72': that means like okay but this one
'417.44': chocolate
'418.0': chocolate rico rico
'42.84': me
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'429.28': we go how many have we had today like
'431.039': five
'431.44': six yeah i think it's about five it
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'434.4': brightest dress it's like a magnet
'439.36': all right so kathy has taught us the
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'443.36': punchback and it's called bocho
'445.68': and we've been playing i've been losing
'447.039': a lot as you can see i already got this
'463.36': oh my gosh okay
'48.64': all right we've arrived to chiapas
'489.36': where where
'50.559': finally after a 10 hour drive
'504.72': i've
'511.84': that that one that red one you mean yeah
'514.08': this place has a million buchels i mean
'516.24': bruce darms over here look at this
'52.399': we are in the canyon del sumiro
'525.12': of course taco is the passport two for
'527.279': 15. i think so
'531.68': yes it's called chapulins
'535.2': most troubles
'55.76': canyon
'551.519': all right mexican el pastor tacos with
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'558.32': sweet tacos for the win
'563.839': so yum
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'581.68': off right now there's so many people
'583.2': preparing for the night market
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'588.0': this is the place to be at night for
'589.44': sure
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'608.959': i love shooting because he's so famous
'611.04': though you know
'612.48': it's interrupted all time
'62.0': a fresh hat for five dollars
'630.0': that the hottest chili i've had in
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'673.04': so we've arrived to a village outside of
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'676.48': sina kantan we managed to get into a
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'680.079': local ways to
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'731.76': freehold oh mine's inflating look ready
'734.88': for marriage
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'738.16': age of marriage here is 15 to 16. so
'741.6': i think i'm over the hill
'744.72': i think i passed my prime i'm supposed
'746.16': to be having grandchildren now yeah
'748.0': okay frijoles
'762.24': we're expanding his vocabulary
'773.36': all right we have arrived to agua
'776.72': and the water is not that assumed and
'778.639': because of the rain the water turns a
'780.079': little bit more like this chocolate milk
'781.6': color
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'790.079': and sometimes you get this because it's
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'810.079': we're here we have to swim it's a whole
'812.16': class place when it looks amazing
'814.56': and it still is amazing it's just sandy
'816.24': so time to jump in
'823.279': it's green lisa we just had to come to
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'838.24': very fresh
'851.92': just the right amount sour and sweet so
'853.92': nice try some cheers
'859.12': freshly squeezed oh my god best i know
'861.92': how good
'870.399': all right so lisa and i have arrived to
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'874.399': cathy has a headache today so she's not
'875.92': with us today however
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'880.56': you just have free reign to do whatever
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'893.12': we're
'893.36': number one of five and it just keeps
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'896.48': beautiful waterfall at the beautiful
'897.839': waterfall you can swim in the mall i'm
'899.68': so excited for today
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'936.079': this is insane
'979.92': what did you say you're the new canadian
'98.64': oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god
'994.839': spiderman
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'431.44': six yeah i think it's about five it
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'463.36': oh my gosh okay
'48.64': all right we've arrived to chiapas
'489.36': where where
'50.559': finally after a 10 hour drive
'504.72': i've
'511.84': that that one that red one you mean yeah
'514.08': this place has a million buchels i mean
'516.24': bruce darms over here look at this
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'535.2': most troubles
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'551.519': all right mexican el pastor tacos with
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'563.839': so yum
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'581.68': off right now there's so many people
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'584.8': as you can see behind me it is amazing
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'589.44': sure
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'611.04': though you know
'612.48': it's interrupted all time
'62.0': a fresh hat for five dollars
'630.0': that the hottest chili i've had in
'632.56': mexico's lobar serrano julia
'645.36': what happened what happened
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'730.56': ready to prepare it
'731.76': freehold oh mine's inflating look ready
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'735.68': mark is ready for marriage so the normal
'738.16': age of marriage here is 15 to 16. so
'741.6': i think i'm over the hill
'744.72': i think i passed my prime i'm supposed
'746.16': to be having grandchildren now yeah
'748.0': okay frijoles
'762.24': we're expanding his vocabulary
'773.36': all right we have arrived to agua
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'778.639': because of the rain the water turns a
'780.079': little bit more like this chocolate milk
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'810.079': we're here we have to swim it's a whole
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'814.56': and it still is amazing it's just sandy
'816.24': so time to jump in
'823.279': it's green lisa we just had to come to
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'851.92': just the right amount sour and sweet so
'853.92': nice try some cheers
'859.12': freshly squeezed oh my god best i know
'861.92': how good
'870.399': all right so lisa and i have arrived to
'872.959': roberto berrios
'874.399': cathy has a headache today so she's not
'875.92': with us today however
'877.44': this waterfall is way better than aguazu
'880.56': you just have free reign to do whatever
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'899.68': so excited for today
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'924.32': with the dslr that grippy on the rocks
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'979.92': what did you say you're the new canadian
'98.64': oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god
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'1003.44': finished up
'1004.24': at the waterfall but we came here around
'1006.959': 11 30
'1008.16': and we stayed all day this is the nicest
'1010.8': waterfall
'1011.839': i have ever been to compared to agua
'1013.92': azul
'1015.36': there is no cut there is no comparison
'1017.199': all right that wraps up this travel
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'1019.92': chiapas mexico if you found this video
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'1043.12': you
'108.72': what they honestly look fake they don't
'110.88': move what what
'113.2': one thousand
'132.239': look at this waterfall underneath right
'133.76': now i never see anything quite like it
'140.84': wow
'157.519': wow so we just got off the boat that
'159.28': trip was insane
'160.959': way better than i ever expected i didn't
'162.72': know what to expect really it was
'165.2': 150 total for a private boat so it was
'168.08': 50 us dollars each and if you want to go
'170.72': on a public boat with like 15 to 20
'172.64': people
'173.28': it's around 10 to 15 or something 250
'176.0': mexican pesos
'177.12': so for us it was worth it to stop at all
'178.72': the cool spots and take what photos and
'180.4': videos so
'181.12': anyways highly recommend this one
'182.879': completely blown away
'189.519': but we're going flying on a little
'192.0': four-seater today
'194.0': over some lagoons and stuff like that
'197.2': i'm stoked it's so good i can't wait
'238.84': oh my goodness
'241.84': that was the best prop plane i've ever
'245.04': been on
'245.84': i did not expect it to be that crazy
'247.92': there was like three
'248.959': unbelievable world-class waterfalls
'251.439': three or four of those amazing lagoon
'253.04': lakes i just couldn't stop filming the
'254.159': whole time
'255.2': but also trying to balancing it with
'256.639': like enjoying the moment as well
'258.479': incredible oh top top recommendation
'261.6': lisa are you back in action i'm alive
'264.32': we did a few dips and dives in the plane
'265.919': and then all of a sudden lisa went
'267.44': or she went a little bit ghostly a bit
'269.199': sweaty
'271.04': never in my life have i experienced
'273.04': something like that that was
'274.56': so insane like i was like that's it i'm
'276.639': gonna pass out i'm just gonna faint
'278.4': hey thank you so much astoue
'28.84': um
'293.36': okay we arrived to lake poho
'296.88': and we're taking this little raft
'303.199': this is the lakes that we saw from the
'304.72': air and the water is
'306.88': really blue and clear can't wait to jump
'309.68': in here
'317.44': you guys are all jumping in let's be
'318.639': honest it's so clear
'322.24': it's actually
'340.479': all right that wraps up our time here at
'341.68': the national park of lagos de montebello
'343.52': awesome time now we're heading back
'345.039': three hours to san cristobal
'359.919': so today we're exploring the main town
'362.24': of san cristobal
'363.68': we spent the last two days kind of going
'365.52': outside of the city
'367.039': but now it's time to actually look what
'369.199': the city's got to offer it's pretty
'370.24': beautiful in here which is awesome
'380.24': this main square of san cristobal is so
'382.96': cool
'383.36': so full of life all the vendors are out
'384.96': selling
'386.4': there's like bunch of pigeons there's
'387.84': kids playing people just hanging out
'389.36': with families
'390.319': really really nice spot to be here
'397.6': so this is called nieves and it's like
'399.28': the mexican ice cream
'400.96': it's not exactly creamy it's very icy
'404.319': and watery and the only ingredients that
'406.319': it has is ice
'408.08': milk cacao and sugar and that's it
'411.199': yeah it's pretty good i like it that
'413.68': means snow
'414.72': that means like okay but this one
'417.44': chocolate
'418.0': chocolate rico rico
'42.84': me
'427.36': we can't take katsy anywhere everywhere
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'431.039': five
'431.44': six yeah i think it's about five it
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'439.36': all right so kathy has taught us the
'441.52': spanish version of punchbuggy no
'443.36': punchback and it's called bocho
'445.68': and we've been playing i've been losing
'447.039': a lot as you can see i already got this
'463.36': oh my gosh okay
'48.64': all right we've arrived to chiapas
'489.36': where where
'50.559': finally after a 10 hour drive
'504.72': i've
'511.84': that that one that red one you mean yeah
'514.08': this place has a million buchels i mean
'516.24': bruce darms over here look at this
'52.399': we are in the canyon del sumiro
'525.12': of course taco is the passport two for
'527.279': 15. i think so
'531.68': yes it's called chapulins
'535.2': most troubles
'55.76': canyon
'551.519': all right mexican el pastor tacos with
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'558.32': sweet tacos for the win
'563.839': so yum
'577.92': so the sun is set and we're back in the
'579.6': main square and it is going
'581.68': off right now there's so many people
'583.2': preparing for the night market
'584.8': as you can see behind me it is amazing
'588.0': this is the place to be at night for
'589.44': sure
'60.0': and the real win on today is i picked up
'608.959': i love shooting because he's so famous
'611.04': though you know
'612.48': it's interrupted all time
'62.0': a fresh hat for five dollars
'630.0': that the hottest chili i've had in
'632.56': mexico's lobar serrano julia
'645.36': what happened what happened
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'680.079': local ways to
'681.04': cook and make tortillas and they don't
'683.279': speak spanish here they speak at their
'684.72': own dialect in this village
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'730.56': ready to prepare it
'731.76': freehold oh mine's inflating look ready
'734.88': for marriage
'735.68': mark is ready for marriage so the normal
'738.16': age of marriage here is 15 to 16. so
'741.6': i think i'm over the hill
'744.72': i think i passed my prime i'm supposed
'746.16': to be having grandchildren now yeah
'748.0': okay frijoles
'762.24': we're expanding his vocabulary
'773.36': all right we have arrived to agua
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'814.56': and it still is amazing it's just sandy
'816.24': so time to jump in
'823.279': it's green lisa we just had to come to
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'979.92': what did you say you're the new canadian
'98.64': oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god
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'1013.92': azul
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'1026.559': you aren't already
'1027.199': catch you in the next one
'1043.12': you
'108.72': what they honestly look fake they don't
'110.88': move what what
'113.2': one thousand
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'172.64': people
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'182.879': completely blown away
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'413.68': means snow
'414.72': that means like okay but this one
'417.44': chocolate
'418.0': chocolate rico rico
'42.84': me
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'429.28': we go how many have we had today like
'431.039': five
'431.44': six yeah i think it's about five it
'433.36': doesn't help that she's wearing the
'434.4': brightest dress it's like a magnet
'439.36': all right so kathy has taught us the
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'443.36': punchback and it's called bocho
'445.68': and we've been playing i've been losing
'447.039': a lot as you can see i already got this
'463.36': oh my gosh okay
'48.64': all right we've arrived to chiapas
'489.36': where where
'50.559': finally after a 10 hour drive
'504.72': i've
'511.84': that that one that red one you mean yeah
'514.08': this place has a million buchels i mean
'516.24': bruce darms over here look at this
'52.399': we are in the canyon del sumiro
'525.12': of course taco is the passport two for
'527.279': 15. i think so
'531.68': yes it's called chapulins
'535.2': most troubles
'55.76': canyon
'551.519': all right mexican el pastor tacos with
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'558.32': sweet tacos for the win
'563.839': so yum
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'581.68': off right now there's so many people
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'589.44': sure
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'608.959': i love shooting because he's so famous
'611.04': though you know
'612.48': it's interrupted all time
'62.0': a fresh hat for five dollars
'630.0': that the hottest chili i've had in
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'676.48': sina kantan we managed to get into a
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'731.76': freehold oh mine's inflating look ready
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'738.16': age of marriage here is 15 to 16. so
'741.6': i think i'm over the hill
'744.72': i think i passed my prime i'm supposed
'746.16': to be having grandchildren now yeah
'748.0': okay frijoles
'762.24': we're expanding his vocabulary
'773.36': all right we have arrived to agua
'776.72': and the water is not that assumed and
'778.639': because of the rain the water turns a
'780.079': little bit more like this chocolate milk
'781.6': color
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'790.079': and sometimes you get this because it's
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'810.079': we're here we have to swim it's a whole
'812.16': class place when it looks amazing
'814.56': and it still is amazing it's just sandy
'816.24': so time to jump in
'823.279': it's green lisa we just had to come to
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'838.24': very fresh
'851.92': just the right amount sour and sweet so
'853.92': nice try some cheers
'859.12': freshly squeezed oh my god best i know
'861.92': how good
'870.399': all right so lisa and i have arrived to
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'874.399': cathy has a headache today so she's not
'875.92': with us today however
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'880.56': you just have free reign to do whatever
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'893.12': we're
'893.36': number one of five and it just keeps
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'896.48': beautiful waterfall at the beautiful
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'899.68': so excited for today
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'936.079': this is insane
'979.92': what did you say you're the new canadian
'98.64': oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god
'994.839': spiderman
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'431.44': six yeah i think it's about five it
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'439.36': all right so kathy has taught us the
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'463.36': oh my gosh okay
'48.64': all right we've arrived to chiapas
'489.36': where where
'50.559': finally after a 10 hour drive
'504.72': i've
'511.84': that that one that red one you mean yeah
'514.08': this place has a million buchels i mean
'516.24': bruce darms over here look at this
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'527.279': 15. i think so
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'535.2': most troubles
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'551.519': all right mexican el pastor tacos with
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'563.839': so yum
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'581.68': off right now there's so many people
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'584.8': as you can see behind me it is amazing
'588.0': this is the place to be at night for
'589.44': sure
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'611.04': though you know
'612.48': it's interrupted all time
'62.0': a fresh hat for five dollars
'630.0': that the hottest chili i've had in
'632.56': mexico's lobar serrano julia
'645.36': what happened what happened
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'730.56': ready to prepare it
'731.76': freehold oh mine's inflating look ready
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'735.68': mark is ready for marriage so the normal
'738.16': age of marriage here is 15 to 16. so
'741.6': i think i'm over the hill
'744.72': i think i passed my prime i'm supposed
'746.16': to be having grandchildren now yeah
'748.0': okay frijoles
'762.24': we're expanding his vocabulary
'773.36': all right we have arrived to agua
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'778.639': because of the rain the water turns a
'780.079': little bit more like this chocolate milk
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'814.56': and it still is amazing it's just sandy
'816.24': so time to jump in
'823.279': it's green lisa we just had to come to
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'851.92': just the right amount sour and sweet so
'853.92': nice try some cheers
'859.12': freshly squeezed oh my god best i know
'861.92': how good
'870.399': all right so lisa and i have arrived to
'872.959': roberto berrios
'874.399': cathy has a headache today so she's not
'875.92': with us today however
'877.44': this waterfall is way better than aguazu
'880.56': you just have free reign to do whatever
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'899.68': so excited for today
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'924.32': with the dslr that grippy on the rocks
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'979.92': what did you say you're the new canadian
'98.64': oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god
'994.839': spiderman
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'1003.44': finished up
'1004.24': at the waterfall but we came here around
'1006.959': 11 30
'1008.16': and we stayed all day this is the nicest
'1010.8': waterfall
'1011.839': i have ever been to compared to agua
'1013.92': azul
'1015.36': there is no cut there is no comparison
'1017.199': all right that wraps up this travel
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'1019.92': chiapas mexico if you found this video
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'1043.12': you
'108.72': what they honestly look fake they don't
'110.88': move what what
'113.2': one thousand
'132.239': look at this waterfall underneath right
'133.76': now i never see anything quite like it
'140.84': wow
'157.519': wow so we just got off the boat that
'159.28': trip was insane
'160.959': way better than i ever expected i didn't
'162.72': know what to expect really it was
'165.2': 150 total for a private boat so it was
'168.08': 50 us dollars each and if you want to go
'170.72': on a public boat with like 15 to 20
'172.64': people
'173.28': it's around 10 to 15 or something 250
'176.0': mexican pesos
'177.12': so for us it was worth it to stop at all
'178.72': the cool spots and take what photos and
'180.4': videos so
'181.12': anyways highly recommend this one
'182.879': completely blown away
'189.519': but we're going flying on a little
'192.0': four-seater today
'194.0': over some lagoons and stuff like that
'197.2': i'm stoked it's so good i can't wait
'238.84': oh my goodness
'241.84': that was the best prop plane i've ever
'245.04': been on
'245.84': i did not expect it to be that crazy
'247.92': there was like three
'248.959': unbelievable world-class waterfalls
'251.439': three or four of those amazing lagoon
'253.04': lakes i just couldn't stop filming the
'254.159': whole time
'255.2': but also trying to balancing it with
'256.639': like enjoying the moment as well
'258.479': incredible oh top top recommendation
'261.6': lisa are you back in action i'm alive
'264.32': we did a few dips and dives in the plane
'265.919': and then all of a sudden lisa went
'267.44': or she went a little bit ghostly a bit
'269.199': sweaty
'271.04': never in my life have i experienced
'273.04': something like that that was
'274.56': so insane like i was like that's it i'm
'276.639': gonna pass out i'm just gonna faint
'278.4': hey thank you so much astoue
'28.84': um
'293.36': okay we arrived to lake poho
'296.88': and we're taking this little raft
'303.199': this is the lakes that we saw from the
'304.72': air and the water is
'306.88': really blue and clear can't wait to jump
'309.68': in here
'317.44': you guys are all jumping in let's be
'318.639': honest it's so clear
'322.24': it's actually
'340.479': all right that wraps up our time here at
'341.68': the national park of lagos de montebello
'343.52': awesome time now we're heading back
'345.039': three hours to san cristobal
'359.919': so today we're exploring the main town
'362.24': of san cristobal
'363.68': we spent the last two days kind of going
'365.52': outside of the city
'367.039': but now it's time to actually look what
'369.199': the city's got to offer it's pretty
'370.24': beautiful in here which is awesome
'380.24': this main square of san cristobal is so
'382.96': cool
'383.36': so full of life all the vendors are out
'384.96': selling
'386.4': there's like bunch of pigeons there's
'387.84': kids playing people just hanging out
'389.36': with families
'390.319': really really nice spot to be here
'397.6': so this is called nieves and it's like
'399.28': the mexican ice cream
'400.96': it's not exactly creamy it's very icy
'404.319': and watery and the only ingredients that
'406.319': it has is ice
'408.08': milk cacao and sugar and that's it
'411.199': yeah it's pretty good i like it that
'413.68': means snow
'414.72': that means like okay but this one
'417.44': chocolate
'418.0': chocolate rico rico
'42.84': me
'427.36': we can't take katsy anywhere everywhere
'429.28': we go how many have we had today like
'431.039': five
'431.44': six yeah i think it's about five it
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'439.36': all right so kathy has taught us the
'441.52': spanish version of punchbuggy no
'443.36': punchback and it's called bocho
'445.68': and we've been playing i've been losing
'447.039': a lot as you can see i already got this
'463.36': oh my gosh okay
'48.64': all right we've arrived to chiapas
'489.36': where where
'50.559': finally after a 10 hour drive
'504.72': i've
'511.84': that that one that red one you mean yeah
'514.08': this place has a million buchels i mean
'516.24': bruce darms over here look at this
'52.399': we are in the canyon del sumiro
'525.12': of course taco is the passport two for
'527.279': 15. i think so
'531.68': yes it's called chapulins
'535.2': most troubles
'55.76': canyon
'551.519': all right mexican el pastor tacos with
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'558.32': sweet tacos for the win
'563.839': so yum
'577.92': so the sun is set and we're back in the
'579.6': main square and it is going
'581.68': off right now there's so many people
'583.2': preparing for the night market
'584.8': as you can see behind me it is amazing
'588.0': this is the place to be at night for
'589.44': sure
'60.0': and the real win on today is i picked up
'608.959': i love shooting because he's so famous
'611.04': though you know
'612.48': it's interrupted all time
'62.0': a fresh hat for five dollars
'630.0': that the hottest chili i've had in
'632.56': mexico's lobar serrano julia
'645.36': what happened what happened
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'680.079': local ways to
'681.04': cook and make tortillas and they don't
'683.279': speak spanish here they speak at their
'684.72': own dialect in this village
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'730.56': ready to prepare it
'731.76': freehold oh mine's inflating look ready
'734.88': for marriage
'735.68': mark is ready for marriage so the normal
'738.16': age of marriage here is 15 to 16. so
'741.6': i think i'm over the hill
'744.72': i think i passed my prime i'm supposed
'746.16': to be having grandchildren now yeah
'748.0': okay frijoles
'762.24': we're expanding his vocabulary
'773.36': all right we have arrived to agua
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'814.56': and it still is amazing it's just sandy
'816.24': so time to jump in
'823.279': it's green lisa we just had to come to
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'979.92': what did you say you're the new canadian
'98.64': oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god
'994.839': spiderman
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'1013.92': azul
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'1026.559': you aren't already
'1027.199': catch you in the next one
'1043.12': you
'108.72': what they honestly look fake they don't
'110.88': move what what
'113.2': one thousand
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'172.64': people
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'178.72': the cool spots and take what photos and
'180.4': videos so
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'182.879': completely blown away
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'413.68': means snow
'414.72': that means like okay but this one
'417.44': chocolate
'418.0': chocolate rico rico
'42.84': me
'427.36': we can't take katsy anywhere everywhere
'429.28': we go how many have we had today like
'431.039': five
'431.44': six yeah i think it's about five it
'433.36': doesn't help that she's wearing the
'434.4': brightest dress it's like a magnet
'439.36': all right so kathy has taught us the
'441.52': spanish version of punchbuggy no
'443.36': punchback and it's called bocho
'445.68': and we've been playing i've been losing
'447.039': a lot as you can see i already got this
'463.36': oh my gosh okay
'48.64': all right we've arrived to chiapas
'489.36': where where
'50.559': finally after a 10 hour drive
'504.72': i've
'511.84': that that one that red one you mean yeah
'514.08': this place has a million buchels i mean
'516.24': bruce darms over here look at this
'52.399': we are in the canyon del sumiro
'525.12': of course taco is the passport two for
'527.279': 15. i think so
'531.68': yes it's called chapulins
'535.2': most troubles
'55.76': canyon
'551.519': all right mexican el pastor tacos with
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'558.32': sweet tacos for the win
'563.839': so yum
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'581.68': off right now there's so many people
'583.2': preparing for the night market
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'588.0': this is the place to be at night for
'589.44': sure
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'608.959': i love shooting because he's so famous
'611.04': though you know
'612.48': it's interrupted all time
'62.0': a fresh hat for five dollars
'630.0': that the hottest chili i've had in
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'645.36': what happened what happened
'673.04': so we've arrived to a village outside of
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'676.48': sina kantan we managed to get into a
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'680.079': local ways to
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'731.76': freehold oh mine's inflating look ready
'734.88': for marriage
'735.68': mark is ready for marriage so the normal
'738.16': age of marriage here is 15 to 16. so
'741.6': i think i'm over the hill
'744.72': i think i passed my prime i'm supposed
'746.16': to be having grandchildren now yeah
'748.0': okay frijoles
'762.24': we're expanding his vocabulary
'773.36': all right we have arrived to agua
'776.72': and the water is not that assumed and
'778.639': because of the rain the water turns a
'780.079': little bit more like this chocolate milk
'781.6': color
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'790.079': and sometimes you get this because it's
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'810.079': we're here we have to swim it's a whole
'812.16': class place when it looks amazing
'814.56': and it still is amazing it's just sandy
'816.24': so time to jump in
'823.279': it's green lisa we just had to come to
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'838.24': very fresh
'851.92': just the right amount sour and sweet so
'853.92': nice try some cheers
'859.12': freshly squeezed oh my god best i know
'861.92': how good
'870.399': all right so lisa and i have arrived to
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'874.399': cathy has a headache today so she's not
'875.92': with us today however
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'880.56': you just have free reign to do whatever
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'893.12': we're
'893.36': number one of five and it just keeps
'896.079': going
'896.48': beautiful waterfall at the beautiful
'897.839': waterfall you can swim in the mall i'm
'899.68': so excited for today
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'936.079': this is insane
'979.92': what did you say you're the new canadian
'98.64': oh my god oh my god oh my god oh my god
'994.839': spiderman
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'10.46': which is one of the Institute of
'101.7': later on in 1965 it was shifted to the
'105.659': present campus
'107.22': in the first stage undergraduate program
'110.159': in civil mechanical and electrical
'113.399': engineering was offered and later on
'116.1': other undergraduate programs such as
'118.979': Electronics Engineering in the Academic
'12.719': national importance in the country this
'121.68': Year
'122.84': 1983-84 Computer Engineering and
'126.0': production engineering in 1988-89 and
'129.959': chemical engineering in
'132.14': 1995-96 were introduced
'135.12': on the advice of the University grants
'137.879': Commission in context of ugc act 1956
'141.92': the central government declared this
'144.66': institution as one of the National
'147.0': Institutes of Technology with the NIT
'150.68': with the status of deemed University
'153.239': with effect from 4th October 2002.
'157.44': it also holds the privileged status of
'16.08': short presentation is intended to
'160.08': Institute of national importance under
'163.019': nit act with effect from 15th August
'166.56': '2007.'
'168.739': subsequently various postgraduate
'171.36': programs and doctoral programs by all
'174.239': the academic departments as well as five
'177.239': years integrated MSC program in Applied
'18.779': provide you a glimpse of various
'180.54': Mathematics applied physics and applied
'183.54': chemistry were also introduced
'187.319': today six undergraduate and 18
'190.4': postgraduate courses and PHD programs
'193.62': are offered by 10 Departments of this
'196.739': Sardar vallabhbhai National Institute of
'199.5': Technology Surat previously known as svr
'20.76': activities of The Institute namely
'203.64': and svnit at present proudly holds
'208.2': important rank amongst all the nits of
'211.14': India
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'215.34': activities of various departments
'217.44': situated in this approximately 250 Acres
'220.98': of vast Campus of svnit
'228.06': formally working under the ages of the
'23.72': academic research and consultancy
'231.0': Department of applied sciences and
'233.159': Humanities this independent department
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'239.22': work in the fields of corrosion
'241.159': catalysis ion exchange polymers organic
'245.459': synthesis supramolecular chemistry
'248.42': inorganic chemistry
'250.459': nanomaterials Mass spectrometry
'253.4': microchip and capillary electrophoresis
'256.26': is carried out to emphasize the
'258.78': curricular level by providing broad
'260.94': coverage to all the interdisciplinary
'263.34': branches of chemistry
'265.8': the department offers five years
'267.96': integrated MSC and PHD programs
'27.779': The Institute always welcome interaction
'276.36': earlier working as one of the sections
'278.94': of applied sciences and Humanities
'281.22': Department this department of Applied
'284.04': Mathematics and humanities has evolved
'286.86': as a separate Department offering five
'289.5': years integrated MSC and PHD programs in
'293.46': Applied Mathematics and management
'296.58': foreign
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'30.42': with Industries for research and
'302.699': integrated MSC and PHD programs along
'306.78': with research activities in the fields
'309.18': of metaphysics Material Science
'311.66': theoretical physics space science and
'315.3': particle physics has scattered the
'317.4': country over the years by creating
'319.56': scientists spoon
'324.74': this department of Applied mechanics is
'328.02': dedicated to specialized areas of
'33.18': consultancy in the area of mutual
'330.24': structural engineering and geotechnical
'332.759': engineering
'334.08': all well-equipped Laboratories are among
'336.96': the valuable assets of this department
'339.38': augmenting the overall progress of the
'342.0': students
'343.08': this department has been providing
'345.12': consultancy services in structural
'347.46': engineering and geotechnical Engineering
'350.1': to the Surat Municipal Corporation
'352.34': various government departments and
'355.259': private construction companies too
'36.18': interest I am sure you will find this
'361.68': this department with Comprehensive
'363.84': research infrastructure with top-notch
'366.66': facilities is progressively moving ahead
'369.479': to be an excellent Department already
'372.3': performing at their best in research and
'375.12': publication the outcome of fantastic
'378.0': Engineers from this department of svnit
'381.24': are the most sought out by topmost
'384.18': companies
'388.979': with UG and PG programs along with PhD
'39.239': presentation interesting do contact us
'392.88': program and basic research activities in
'395.88': the areas of environmental engineering
'398.46': urban planning Water Resources
'401.58': engineering transport engineering and
'404.46': planning and with numbers of
'407.1': well-equipped Laboratories this
'409.38': department has outcome of graduates with
'412.199': professional touch to meet the
'414.479': challenges of the 21st century in their
'417.18': respective fields
'418.86': this department provides consultancy
'42.54': if you need any form of interaction or
'421.38': services to SMC government departments
'424.68': Industries Etc
'427.139': under Tech group 2 mhrd World Bank Grant
'431.4': center of excellence in water resources
'434.039': and flood management is established in
'436.68': this department
'441.599': this department of svnit offers
'445.5': ug PG as well as PHD programs
'449.759': with dedicated and efficient faculty
'45.239': need any specific details thank you
'452.28': members this department imparts the best
'455.34': academic courses through its state of
'457.5': art high-end equipments
'463.199': one of the pioneering Departments of
'465.66': svnit this department of electrical
'469.02': engineering offers ug Curves in
'471.66': electrical engineering
'473.58': PG program on Industrial Electronics
'476.36': renamed as Power Electronics and
'479.16': electrical drives was introduced in 2006
'482.88': and in 2012 PG program in Power Systems
'487.86': was introduced to
'489.86': providing its students the
'492.3': state-of-the-art systems with regularly
'494.94': upgraded curriculum this department has
'498.0': put in its best efforts to achieve the
'50.82': independent
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'506.84': commenced in 1982 and received its
'510.78': independent status in 1988. this
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'516.12': development in infrastructural
'518.099': facilities
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'525.24': softwares
'526.8': the vlsi lab is one of the most
'530.22': important labs in all
'532.98': endorsing the special Manpower
'535.32': development program for chips to system
'538.08': design in itiated by the electronics and
'54.96': technological development government
'541.26': information technology department of
'543.42': India
'544.5': this vlsi lab Endeavors as the
'547.98': participating Institute under the IIT
'550.56': Bombay Research Center
'553.7': thank you
'556.26': offering ug course in mechanical
'558.48': engineering and five PG courses along
'562.14': with facilities of research work leading
'564.779': to doctorate degree this prestigious
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'57.48': then was well aware about the importance
'571.68': of the Premier departments in entire
'573.899': Western zone of India
'576.36': with a good number of experienced
'578.459': faculty members this department has
'581.519': maintained its reputation with the help
'583.74': of over a dozen Laboratories like sic
'587.64': laboratory Advanced fluid Dynamic
'590.88': laboratory Workshop CAD lab and
'594.899': cryogenic laboratory to name a few which
'598.2': are well equipped with sophisticated
'60.059': of national integration merged with the
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'603.36': machines
'604.38': Etc
'605.399': with a record of near 100 of placement
'608.88': for eligible ug students and innovative
'612.06': ideas presented by its students through
'615.0': technical papers at National level
'617.399': symposiums
'62.76': need of producing technocrats for a
'621.62': Central Computer Center one of the
'624.959': Premier Central Learning Resource
'626.82': Centers of The Institute was established
'629.1': in 1995.
'633.92': one of the key facilities of svnit is
'637.92': the Central Library supporting
'64.92': brighter future and had already begun to
'640.32': educational research and Innovation
'643.26': programs by providing physical and
'646.019': intellectual access to necessary
'648.12': information
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'652.8': temple in the hearts of students
'656.16': this automated library has all of the
'659.22': database of its entire collection
'661.26': available physically as well as
'663.6': virtually through online Public Access
'666.06': catalog and web optic to the users via
'669.779': campus Network
'67.799': take appropriate measures to fulfill
'671.519': for the overall development of students
'673.92': along with academics one can find svnit
'677.7': campus bustling all year round with
'680.04': various activities
'684.959': promoting sports activities with
'687.48': facilities like two basketball courts
'69.96': these motifs to boost up this procedure
'690.3': with floodlights cricket ground
'693.24': two volleyball coats with floodlights
'696.24': two International standard tennis courts
'698.94': with class 3 lights and modern seating
'701.64': arrangements
'703.26': big football ground
'708.36': indoor games promotion through two
'711.24': air-conditioned International standard
'713.579': synthetic coats for badminton
'716.1': Ultra Modern gym with more than 15
'719.04': single stations best among all nits
'72.9': a number of Institutions imparting
'723.5': svnit has succeeded to generate athletes
'727.14': and players of national as well as
'729.6': International level who have made svnit
'733.079': feel proud
'738.72': care is taken regarding the physical
'740.88': well-being of the staff and students
'743.399': regular checkups and treatments are made
'746.22': available at Healthcare station
'749.7': foreign
'75.72': technical education on higher level were
'755.54': activities related to culture Science
'758.82': and Technology are carried out
'760.68': periodically to empower the overall
'763.26': development of students under the banner
'766.26': of trishti a technical hobby Club
'769.16': chapters like SAE along with events like
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'776.94': organized
'78.42': established throughout the country and
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'783.899': different boys hostile buildings and a
'787.019': special girls hostel with all of the
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'791.279': a hostile Guest House resident and staff
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'806.22': it is expected that faculty and Alumni
'809.279': Association will reach out our large
'81.119': among all Surat was lucky enough to have
'812.04': number of alumni including many abroad
'814.8': to have more interaction with the
'817.38': Institute and support some of our
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'822.12': always upgrading itself according to the
'825.18': ever expanding and Rapid developing
'827.579': world of technology
'829.22': svnit is proud to have prepared not only
'83.939': one of the regional colleges of
'833.16': the best professionals but even more
'835.8': better human beings beneficial to entire
'838.8': humankind
'841.079': s v n i t where the son of Excellence
'846.42': always shines bright
'85.799': engineering and technology in 1961.
'89.4': bearing the proud full name of Sardar
'92.34': vallabhbhai Patel initially the academic
'95.579': work was carried out at Dr S and S
'98.64': Gandhi engineering College Surat and
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'10.46': which is one of the Institute of
'101.7': later on in 1965 it was shifted to the
'105.659': present campus
'107.22': in the first stage undergraduate program
'110.159': in civil mechanical and electrical
'113.399': engineering was offered and later on
'116.1': other undergraduate programs such as
'118.979': Electronics Engineering in the Academic
'12.719': national importance in the country this
'121.68': Year
'122.84': 1983-84 Computer Engineering and
'126.0': production engineering in 1988-89 and
'129.959': chemical engineering in
'132.14': 1995-96 were introduced
'135.12': on the advice of the University grants
'137.879': Commission in context of ugc act 1956
'141.92': the central government declared this
'144.66': institution as one of the National
'147.0': Institutes of Technology with the NIT
'150.68': with the status of deemed University
'153.239': with effect from 4th October 2002.
'157.44': it also holds the privileged status of
'16.08': short presentation is intended to
'160.08': Institute of national importance under
'163.019': nit act with effect from 15th August
'166.56': '2007.'
'168.739': subsequently various postgraduate
'171.36': programs and doctoral programs by all
'174.239': the academic departments as well as five
'177.239': years integrated MSC program in Applied
'18.779': provide you a glimpse of various
'180.54': Mathematics applied physics and applied
'183.54': chemistry were also introduced
'187.319': today six undergraduate and 18
'190.4': postgraduate courses and PHD programs
'193.62': are offered by 10 Departments of this
'196.739': Sardar vallabhbhai National Institute of
'199.5': Technology Surat previously known as svr
'20.76': activities of The Institute namely
'203.64': and svnit at present proudly holds
'208.2': important rank amongst all the nits of
'211.14': India
'212.7': let's have a brief look at the extensive
'215.34': activities of various departments
'217.44': situated in this approximately 250 Acres
'220.98': of vast Campus of svnit
'228.06': formally working under the ages of the
'23.72': academic research and consultancy
'231.0': Department of applied sciences and
'233.159': Humanities this independent department
'235.739': now is a separate Department research
'239.22': work in the fields of corrosion
'241.159': catalysis ion exchange polymers organic
'245.459': synthesis supramolecular chemistry
'248.42': inorganic chemistry
'250.459': nanomaterials Mass spectrometry
'253.4': microchip and capillary electrophoresis
'256.26': is carried out to emphasize the
'258.78': curricular level by providing broad
'260.94': coverage to all the interdisciplinary
'263.34': branches of chemistry
'265.8': the department offers five years
'267.96': integrated MSC and PHD programs
'27.779': The Institute always welcome interaction
'276.36': earlier working as one of the sections
'278.94': of applied sciences and Humanities
'281.22': Department this department of Applied
'284.04': Mathematics and humanities has evolved
'286.86': as a separate Department offering five
'289.5': years integrated MSC and PHD programs in
'293.46': Applied Mathematics and management
'296.58': foreign
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'30.42': with Industries for research and
'302.699': integrated MSC and PHD programs along
'306.78': with research activities in the fields
'309.18': of metaphysics Material Science
'311.66': theoretical physics space science and
'315.3': particle physics has scattered the
'317.4': country over the years by creating
'319.56': scientists spoon
'324.74': this department of Applied mechanics is
'328.02': dedicated to specialized areas of
'33.18': consultancy in the area of mutual
'330.24': structural engineering and geotechnical
'332.759': engineering
'334.08': all well-equipped Laboratories are among
'336.96': the valuable assets of this department
'339.38': augmenting the overall progress of the
'342.0': students
'343.08': this department has been providing
'345.12': consultancy services in structural
'347.46': engineering and geotechnical Engineering
'350.1': to the Surat Municipal Corporation
'352.34': various government departments and
'355.259': private construction companies too
'36.18': interest I am sure you will find this
'361.68': this department with Comprehensive
'363.84': research infrastructure with top-notch
'366.66': facilities is progressively moving ahead
'369.479': to be an excellent Department already
'372.3': performing at their best in research and
'375.12': publication the outcome of fantastic
'378.0': Engineers from this department of svnit
'381.24': are the most sought out by topmost
'384.18': companies
'388.979': with UG and PG programs along with PhD
'39.239': presentation interesting do contact us
'392.88': program and basic research activities in
'395.88': the areas of environmental engineering
'398.46': urban planning Water Resources
'401.58': engineering transport engineering and
'404.46': planning and with numbers of
'407.1': well-equipped Laboratories this
'409.38': department has outcome of graduates with
'412.199': professional touch to meet the
'414.479': challenges of the 21st century in their
'417.18': respective fields
'418.86': this department provides consultancy
'42.54': if you need any form of interaction or
'421.38': services to SMC government departments
'424.68': Industries Etc
'427.139': under Tech group 2 mhrd World Bank Grant
'431.4': center of excellence in water resources
'434.039': and flood management is established in
'436.68': this department
'441.599': this department of svnit offers
'445.5': ug PG as well as PHD programs
'449.759': with dedicated and efficient faculty
'45.239': need any specific details thank you
'452.28': members this department imparts the best
'455.34': academic courses through its state of
'457.5': art high-end equipments
'463.199': one of the pioneering Departments of
'465.66': svnit this department of electrical
'469.02': engineering offers ug Curves in
'471.66': electrical engineering
'473.58': PG program on Industrial Electronics
'476.36': renamed as Power Electronics and
'479.16': electrical drives was introduced in 2006
'482.88': and in 2012 PG program in Power Systems
'487.86': was introduced to
'489.86': providing its students the
'492.3': state-of-the-art systems with regularly
'494.94': upgraded curriculum this department has
'498.0': put in its best efforts to achieve the
'50.82': independent
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'506.84': commenced in 1982 and received its
'510.78': independent status in 1988. this
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'516.12': development in infrastructural
'518.099': facilities
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'525.24': softwares
'526.8': the vlsi lab is one of the most
'530.22': important labs in all
'532.98': endorsing the special Manpower
'535.32': development program for chips to system
'538.08': design in itiated by the electronics and
'54.96': technological development government
'541.26': information technology department of
'543.42': India
'544.5': this vlsi lab Endeavors as the
'547.98': participating Institute under the IIT
'550.56': Bombay Research Center
'553.7': thank you
'556.26': offering ug course in mechanical
'558.48': engineering and five PG courses along
'562.14': with facilities of research work leading
'564.779': to doctorate degree this prestigious
'567.6': Department of svnit is considered as one
'57.48': then was well aware about the importance
'571.68': of the Premier departments in entire
'573.899': Western zone of India
'576.36': with a good number of experienced
'578.459': faculty members this department has
'581.519': maintained its reputation with the help
'583.74': of over a dozen Laboratories like sic
'587.64': laboratory Advanced fluid Dynamic
'590.88': laboratory Workshop CAD lab and
'594.899': cryogenic laboratory to name a few which
'598.2': are well equipped with sophisticated
'60.059': of national integration merged with the
'600.06': equipments like wind tunnels CNC
'603.36': machines
'604.38': Etc
'605.399': with a record of near 100 of placement
'608.88': for eligible ug students and innovative
'612.06': ideas presented by its students through
'615.0': technical papers at National level
'617.399': symposiums
'62.76': need of producing technocrats for a
'621.62': Central Computer Center one of the
'624.959': Premier Central Learning Resource
'626.82': Centers of The Institute was established
'629.1': in 1995.
'633.92': one of the key facilities of svnit is
'637.92': the Central Library supporting
'64.92': brighter future and had already begun to
'640.32': educational research and Innovation
'643.26': programs by providing physical and
'646.019': intellectual access to necessary
'648.12': information
'649.32': this Library holds the status of a
'652.8': temple in the hearts of students
'656.16': this automated library has all of the
'659.22': database of its entire collection
'661.26': available physically as well as
'663.6': virtually through online Public Access
'666.06': catalog and web optic to the users via
'669.779': campus Network
'67.799': take appropriate measures to fulfill
'671.519': for the overall development of students
'673.92': along with academics one can find svnit
'677.7': campus bustling all year round with
'680.04': various activities
'684.959': promoting sports activities with
'687.48': facilities like two basketball courts
'69.96': these motifs to boost up this procedure
'690.3': with floodlights cricket ground
'693.24': two volleyball coats with floodlights
'696.24': two International standard tennis courts
'698.94': with class 3 lights and modern seating
'701.64': arrangements
'703.26': big football ground
'708.36': indoor games promotion through two
'711.24': air-conditioned International standard
'713.579': synthetic coats for badminton
'716.1': Ultra Modern gym with more than 15
'719.04': single stations best among all nits
'72.9': a number of Institutions imparting
'723.5': svnit has succeeded to generate athletes
'727.14': and players of national as well as
'729.6': International level who have made svnit
'733.079': feel proud
'738.72': care is taken regarding the physical
'740.88': well-being of the staff and students
'743.399': regular checkups and treatments are made
'746.22': available at Healthcare station
'749.7': foreign
'75.72': technical education on higher level were
'755.54': activities related to culture Science
'758.82': and Technology are carried out
'760.68': periodically to empower the overall
'763.26': development of students under the banner
'766.26': of trishti a technical hobby Club
'769.16': chapters like SAE along with events like
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'776.94': organized
'78.42': established throughout the country and
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'783.899': different boys hostile buildings and a
'787.019': special girls hostel with all of the
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'791.279': a hostile Guest House resident and staff
'794.579': quarters and newly constructed Guest
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'803.639': in-campus facilities
'806.22': it is expected that faculty and Alumni
'809.279': Association will reach out our large
'81.119': among all Surat was lucky enough to have
'812.04': number of alumni including many abroad
'814.8': to have more interaction with the
'817.38': Institute and support some of our
'819.66': schemes as a sponsor
'822.12': always upgrading itself according to the
'825.18': ever expanding and Rapid developing
'827.579': world of technology
'829.22': svnit is proud to have prepared not only
'83.939': one of the regional colleges of
'833.16': the best professionals but even more
'835.8': better human beings beneficial to entire
'838.8': humankind
'841.079': s v n i t where the son of Excellence
'846.42': always shines bright
'85.799': engineering and technology in 1961.
'89.4': bearing the proud full name of Sardar
'92.34': vallabhbhai Patel initially the academic
'95.579': work was carried out at Dr S and S
'98.64': Gandhi engineering College Surat and
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'10.46': which is one of the Institute of
'101.7': later on in 1965 it was shifted to the
'105.659': present campus
'107.22': in the first stage undergraduate program
'110.159': in civil mechanical and electrical
'113.399': engineering was offered and later on
'116.1': other undergraduate programs such as
'118.979': Electronics Engineering in the Academic
'12.719': national importance in the country this
'121.68': Year
'122.84': 1983-84 Computer Engineering and
'126.0': production engineering in 1988-89 and
'129.959': chemical engineering in
'132.14': 1995-96 were introduced
'135.12': on the advice of the University grants
'137.879': Commission in context of ugc act 1956
'141.92': the central government declared this
'144.66': institution as one of the National
'147.0': Institutes of Technology with the NIT
'150.68': with the status of deemed University
'153.239': with effect from 4th October 2002.
'157.44': it also holds the privileged status of
'16.08': short presentation is intended to
'160.08': Institute of national importance under
'163.019': nit act with effect from 15th August
'166.56': '2007.'
'168.739': subsequently various postgraduate
'171.36': programs and doctoral programs by all
'174.239': the academic departments as well as five
'177.239': years integrated MSC program in Applied
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'180.54': Mathematics applied physics and applied
'183.54': chemistry were also introduced
'187.319': today six undergraduate and 18
'190.4': postgraduate courses and PHD programs
'193.62': are offered by 10 Departments of this
'196.739': Sardar vallabhbhai National Institute of
'199.5': Technology Surat previously known as svr
'20.76': activities of The Institute namely
'203.64': and svnit at present proudly holds
'208.2': important rank amongst all the nits of
'211.14': India
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'215.34': activities of various departments
'217.44': situated in this approximately 250 Acres
'220.98': of vast Campus of svnit
'228.06': formally working under the ages of the
'23.72': academic research and consultancy
'231.0': Department of applied sciences and
'233.159': Humanities this independent department
'235.739': now is a separate Department research
'239.22': work in the fields of corrosion
'241.159': catalysis ion exchange polymers organic
'245.459': synthesis supramolecular chemistry
'248.42': inorganic chemistry
'250.459': nanomaterials Mass spectrometry
'253.4': microchip and capillary electrophoresis
'256.26': is carried out to emphasize the
'258.78': curricular level by providing broad
'260.94': coverage to all the interdisciplinary
'263.34': branches of chemistry
'265.8': the department offers five years
'267.96': integrated MSC and PHD programs
'27.779': The Institute always welcome interaction
'276.36': earlier working as one of the sections
'278.94': of applied sciences and Humanities
'281.22': Department this department of Applied
'284.04': Mathematics and humanities has evolved
'286.86': as a separate Department offering five
'289.5': years integrated MSC and PHD programs in
'293.46': Applied Mathematics and management
'296.58': foreign
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'30.42': with Industries for research and
'302.699': integrated MSC and PHD programs along
'306.78': with research activities in the fields
'309.18': of metaphysics Material Science
'311.66': theoretical physics space science and
'315.3': particle physics has scattered the
'317.4': country over the years by creating
'319.56': scientists spoon
'324.74': this department of Applied mechanics is
'328.02': dedicated to specialized areas of
'33.18': consultancy in the area of mutual
'330.24': structural engineering and geotechnical
'332.759': engineering
'334.08': all well-equipped Laboratories are among
'336.96': the valuable assets of this department
'339.38': augmenting the overall progress of the
'342.0': students
'343.08': this department has been providing
'345.12': consultancy services in structural
'347.46': engineering and geotechnical Engineering
'350.1': to the Surat Municipal Corporation
'352.34': various government departments and
'355.259': private construction companies too
'36.18': interest I am sure you will find this
'361.68': this department with Comprehensive
'363.84': research infrastructure with top-notch
'366.66': facilities is progressively moving ahead
'369.479': to be an excellent Department already
'372.3': performing at their best in research and
'375.12': publication the outcome of fantastic
'378.0': Engineers from this department of svnit
'381.24': are the most sought out by topmost
'384.18': companies
'388.979': with UG and PG programs along with PhD
'39.239': presentation interesting do contact us
'392.88': program and basic research activities in
'395.88': the areas of environmental engineering
'398.46': urban planning Water Resources
'401.58': engineering transport engineering and
'404.46': planning and with numbers of
'407.1': well-equipped Laboratories this
'409.38': department has outcome of graduates with
'412.199': professional touch to meet the
'414.479': challenges of the 21st century in their
'417.18': respective fields
'418.86': this department provides consultancy
'42.54': if you need any form of interaction or
'421.38': services to SMC government departments
'424.68': Industries Etc
'427.139': under Tech group 2 mhrd World Bank Grant
'431.4': center of excellence in water resources
'434.039': and flood management is established in
'436.68': this department
'441.599': this department of svnit offers
'445.5': ug PG as well as PHD programs
'449.759': with dedicated and efficient faculty
'45.239': need any specific details thank you
'452.28': members this department imparts the best
'455.34': academic courses through its state of
'457.5': art high-end equipments
'463.199': one of the pioneering Departments of
'465.66': svnit this department of electrical
'469.02': engineering offers ug Curves in
'471.66': electrical engineering
'473.58': PG program on Industrial Electronics
'476.36': renamed as Power Electronics and
'479.16': electrical drives was introduced in 2006
'482.88': and in 2012 PG program in Power Systems
'487.86': was introduced to
'489.86': providing its students the
'492.3': state-of-the-art systems with regularly
'494.94': upgraded curriculum this department has
'498.0': put in its best efforts to achieve the
'50.82': independent
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'506.84': commenced in 1982 and received its
'510.78': independent status in 1988. this
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'516.12': development in infrastructural
'518.099': facilities
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'525.24': softwares
'526.8': the vlsi lab is one of the most
'530.22': important labs in all
'532.98': endorsing the special Manpower
'535.32': development program for chips to system
'538.08': design in itiated by the electronics and
'54.96': technological development government
'541.26': information technology department of
'543.42': India
'544.5': this vlsi lab Endeavors as the
'547.98': participating Institute under the IIT
'550.56': Bombay Research Center
'553.7': thank you
'556.26': offering ug course in mechanical
'558.48': engineering and five PG courses along
'562.14': with facilities of research work leading
'564.779': to doctorate degree this prestigious
'567.6': Department of svnit is considered as one
'57.48': then was well aware about the importance
'571.68': of the Premier departments in entire
'573.899': Western zone of India
'576.36': with a good number of experienced
'578.459': faculty members this department has
'581.519': maintained its reputation with the help
'583.74': of over a dozen Laboratories like sic
'587.64': laboratory Advanced fluid Dynamic
'590.88': laboratory Workshop CAD lab and
'594.899': cryogenic laboratory to name a few which
'598.2': are well equipped with sophisticated
'60.059': of national integration merged with the
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'603.36': machines
'604.38': Etc
'605.399': with a record of near 100 of placement
'608.88': for eligible ug students and innovative
'612.06': ideas presented by its students through
'615.0': technical papers at National level
'617.399': symposiums
'62.76': need of producing technocrats for a
'621.62': Central Computer Center one of the
'624.959': Premier Central Learning Resource
'626.82': Centers of The Institute was established
'629.1': in 1995.
'633.92': one of the key facilities of svnit is
'637.92': the Central Library supporting
'64.92': brighter future and had already begun to
'640.32': educational research and Innovation
'643.26': programs by providing physical and
'646.019': intellectual access to necessary
'648.12': information
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'652.8': temple in the hearts of students
'656.16': this automated library has all of the
'659.22': database of its entire collection
'661.26': available physically as well as
'663.6': virtually through online Public Access
'666.06': catalog and web optic to the users via
'669.779': campus Network
'67.799': take appropriate measures to fulfill
'671.519': for the overall development of students
'673.92': along with academics one can find svnit
'677.7': campus bustling all year round with
'680.04': various activities
'684.959': promoting sports activities with
'687.48': facilities like two basketball courts
'69.96': these motifs to boost up this procedure
'690.3': with floodlights cricket ground
'693.24': two volleyball coats with floodlights
'696.24': two International standard tennis courts
'698.94': with class 3 lights and modern seating
'701.64': arrangements
'703.26': big football ground
'708.36': indoor games promotion through two
'711.24': air-conditioned International standard
'713.579': synthetic coats for badminton
'716.1': Ultra Modern gym with more than 15
'719.04': single stations best among all nits
'72.9': a number of Institutions imparting
'723.5': svnit has succeeded to generate athletes
'727.14': and players of national as well as
'729.6': International level who have made svnit
'733.079': feel proud
'738.72': care is taken regarding the physical
'740.88': well-being of the staff and students
'743.399': regular checkups and treatments are made
'746.22': available at Healthcare station
'749.7': foreign
'75.72': technical education on higher level were
'755.54': activities related to culture Science
'758.82': and Technology are carried out
'760.68': periodically to empower the overall
'763.26': development of students under the banner
'766.26': of trishti a technical hobby Club
'769.16': chapters like SAE along with events like
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'776.94': organized
'78.42': established throughout the country and
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'783.899': different boys hostile buildings and a
'787.019': special girls hostel with all of the
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'791.279': a hostile Guest House resident and staff
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'806.22': it is expected that faculty and Alumni
'809.279': Association will reach out our large
'81.119': among all Surat was lucky enough to have
'812.04': number of alumni including many abroad
'814.8': to have more interaction with the
'817.38': Institute and support some of our
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'822.12': always upgrading itself according to the
'825.18': ever expanding and Rapid developing
'827.579': world of technology
'829.22': svnit is proud to have prepared not only
'83.939': one of the regional colleges of
'833.16': the best professionals but even more
'835.8': better human beings beneficial to entire
'838.8': humankind
'841.079': s v n i t where the son of Excellence
'846.42': always shines bright
'85.799': engineering and technology in 1961.
'89.4': bearing the proud full name of Sardar
'92.34': vallabhbhai Patel initially the academic
'95.579': work was carried out at Dr S and S
'98.64': Gandhi engineering College Surat and
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'10.46': which is one of the Institute of
'101.7': later on in 1965 it was shifted to the
'105.659': present campus
'107.22': in the first stage undergraduate program
'110.159': in civil mechanical and electrical
'113.399': engineering was offered and later on
'116.1': other undergraduate programs such as
'118.979': Electronics Engineering in the Academic
'12.719': national importance in the country this
'121.68': Year
'122.84': 1983-84 Computer Engineering and
'126.0': production engineering in 1988-89 and
'129.959': chemical engineering in
'132.14': 1995-96 were introduced
'135.12': on the advice of the University grants
'137.879': Commission in context of ugc act 1956
'141.92': the central government declared this
'144.66': institution as one of the National
'147.0': Institutes of Technology with the NIT
'150.68': with the status of deemed University
'153.239': with effect from 4th October 2002.
'157.44': it also holds the privileged status of
'16.08': short presentation is intended to
'160.08': Institute of national importance under
'163.019': nit act with effect from 15th August
'166.56': '2007.'
'168.739': subsequently various postgraduate
'171.36': programs and doctoral programs by all
'174.239': the academic departments as well as five
'177.239': years integrated MSC program in Applied
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'180.54': Mathematics applied physics and applied
'183.54': chemistry were also introduced
'187.319': today six undergraduate and 18
'190.4': postgraduate courses and PHD programs
'193.62': are offered by 10 Departments of this
'196.739': Sardar vallabhbhai National Institute of
'199.5': Technology Surat previously known as svr
'20.76': activities of The Institute namely
'203.64': and svnit at present proudly holds
'208.2': important rank amongst all the nits of
'211.14': India
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'215.34': activities of various departments
'217.44': situated in this approximately 250 Acres
'220.98': of vast Campus of svnit
'228.06': formally working under the ages of the
'23.72': academic research and consultancy
'231.0': Department of applied sciences and
'233.159': Humanities this independent department
'235.739': now is a separate Department research
'239.22': work in the fields of corrosion
'241.159': catalysis ion exchange polymers organic
'245.459': synthesis supramolecular chemistry
'248.42': inorganic chemistry
'250.459': nanomaterials Mass spectrometry
'253.4': microchip and capillary electrophoresis
'256.26': is carried out to emphasize the
'258.78': curricular level by providing broad
'260.94': coverage to all the interdisciplinary
'263.34': branches of chemistry
'265.8': the department offers five years
'267.96': integrated MSC and PHD programs
'27.779': The Institute always welcome interaction
'276.36': earlier working as one of the sections
'278.94': of applied sciences and Humanities
'281.22': Department this department of Applied
'284.04': Mathematics and humanities has evolved
'286.86': as a separate Department offering five
'289.5': years integrated MSC and PHD programs in
'293.46': Applied Mathematics and management
'296.58': foreign
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'30.42': with Industries for research and
'302.699': integrated MSC and PHD programs along
'306.78': with research activities in the fields
'309.18': of metaphysics Material Science
'311.66': theoretical physics space science and
'315.3': particle physics has scattered the
'317.4': country over the years by creating
'319.56': scientists spoon
'324.74': this department of Applied mechanics is
'328.02': dedicated to specialized areas of
'33.18': consultancy in the area of mutual
'330.24': structural engineering and geotechnical
'332.759': engineering
'334.08': all well-equipped Laboratories are among
'336.96': the valuable assets of this department
'339.38': augmenting the overall progress of the
'342.0': students
'343.08': this department has been providing
'345.12': consultancy services in structural
'347.46': engineering and geotechnical Engineering
'350.1': to the Surat Municipal Corporation
'352.34': various government departments and
'355.259': private construction companies too
'36.18': interest I am sure you will find this
'361.68': this department with Comprehensive
'363.84': research infrastructure with top-notch
'366.66': facilities is progressively moving ahead
'369.479': to be an excellent Department already
'372.3': performing at their best in research and
'375.12': publication the outcome of fantastic
'378.0': Engineers from this department of svnit
'381.24': are the most sought out by topmost
'384.18': companies
'388.979': with UG and PG programs along with PhD
'39.239': presentation interesting do contact us
'392.88': program and basic research activities in
'395.88': the areas of environmental engineering
'398.46': urban planning Water Resources
'401.58': engineering transport engineering and
'404.46': planning and with numbers of
'407.1': well-equipped Laboratories this
'409.38': department has outcome of graduates with
'412.199': professional touch to meet the
'414.479': challenges of the 21st century in their
'417.18': respective fields
'418.86': this department provides consultancy
'42.54': if you need any form of interaction or
'421.38': services to SMC government departments
'424.68': Industries Etc
'427.139': under Tech group 2 mhrd World Bank Grant
'431.4': center of excellence in water resources
'434.039': and flood management is established in
'436.68': this department
'441.599': this department of svnit offers
'445.5': ug PG as well as PHD programs
'449.759': with dedicated and efficient faculty
'45.239': need any specific details thank you
'452.28': members this department imparts the best
'455.34': academic courses through its state of
'457.5': art high-end equipments
'463.199': one of the pioneering Departments of
'465.66': svnit this department of electrical
'469.02': engineering offers ug Curves in
'471.66': electrical engineering
'473.58': PG program on Industrial Electronics
'476.36': renamed as Power Electronics and
'479.16': electrical drives was introduced in 2006
'482.88': and in 2012 PG program in Power Systems
'487.86': was introduced to
'489.86': providing its students the
'492.3': state-of-the-art systems with regularly
'494.94': upgraded curriculum this department has
'498.0': put in its best efforts to achieve the
'50.82': independent
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'506.84': commenced in 1982 and received its
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'516.12': development in infrastructural
'518.099': facilities
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'525.24': softwares
'526.8': the vlsi lab is one of the most
'530.22': important labs in all
'532.98': endorsing the special Manpower
'535.32': development program for chips to system
'538.08': design in itiated by the electronics and
'54.96': technological development government
'541.26': information technology department of
'543.42': India
'544.5': this vlsi lab Endeavors as the
'547.98': participating Institute under the IIT
'550.56': Bombay Research Center
'553.7': thank you
'556.26': offering ug course in mechanical
'558.48': engineering and five PG courses along
'562.14': with facilities of research work leading
'564.779': to doctorate degree this prestigious
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'57.48': then was well aware about the importance
'571.68': of the Premier departments in entire
'573.899': Western zone of India
'576.36': with a good number of experienced
'578.459': faculty members this department has
'581.519': maintained its reputation with the help
'583.74': of over a dozen Laboratories like sic
'587.64': laboratory Advanced fluid Dynamic
'590.88': laboratory Workshop CAD lab and
'594.899': cryogenic laboratory to name a few which
'598.2': are well equipped with sophisticated
'60.059': of national integration merged with the
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'603.36': machines
'604.38': Etc
'605.399': with a record of near 100 of placement
'608.88': for eligible ug students and innovative
'612.06': ideas presented by its students through
'615.0': technical papers at National level
'617.399': symposiums
'62.76': need of producing technocrats for a
'621.62': Central Computer Center one of the
'624.959': Premier Central Learning Resource
'626.82': Centers of The Institute was established
'629.1': in 1995.
'633.92': one of the key facilities of svnit is
'637.92': the Central Library supporting
'64.92': brighter future and had already begun to
'640.32': educational research and Innovation
'643.26': programs by providing physical and
'646.019': intellectual access to necessary
'648.12': information
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'652.8': temple in the hearts of students
'656.16': this automated library has all of the
'659.22': database of its entire collection
'661.26': available physically as well as
'663.6': virtually through online Public Access
'666.06': catalog and web optic to the users via
'669.779': campus Network
'67.799': take appropriate measures to fulfill
'671.519': for the overall development of students
'673.92': along with academics one can find svnit
'677.7': campus bustling all year round with
'680.04': various activities
'684.959': promoting sports activities with
'687.48': facilities like two basketball courts
'69.96': these motifs to boost up this procedure
'690.3': with floodlights cricket ground
'693.24': two volleyball coats with floodlights
'696.24': two International standard tennis courts
'698.94': with class 3 lights and modern seating
'701.64': arrangements
'703.26': big football ground
'708.36': indoor games promotion through two
'711.24': air-conditioned International standard
'713.579': synthetic coats for badminton
'716.1': Ultra Modern gym with more than 15
'719.04': single stations best among all nits
'72.9': a number of Institutions imparting
'723.5': svnit has succeeded to generate athletes
'727.14': and players of national as well as
'729.6': International level who have made svnit
'733.079': feel proud
'738.72': care is taken regarding the physical
'740.88': well-being of the staff and students
'743.399': regular checkups and treatments are made
'746.22': available at Healthcare station
'749.7': foreign
'75.72': technical education on higher level were
'755.54': activities related to culture Science
'758.82': and Technology are carried out
'760.68': periodically to empower the overall
'763.26': development of students under the banner
'766.26': of trishti a technical hobby Club
'769.16': chapters like SAE along with events like
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'776.94': organized
'78.42': established throughout the country and
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'783.899': different boys hostile buildings and a
'787.019': special girls hostel with all of the
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'791.279': a hostile Guest House resident and staff
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'806.22': it is expected that faculty and Alumni
'809.279': Association will reach out our large
'81.119': among all Surat was lucky enough to have
'812.04': number of alumni including many abroad
'814.8': to have more interaction with the
'817.38': Institute and support some of our
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'822.12': always upgrading itself according to the
'825.18': ever expanding and Rapid developing
'827.579': world of technology
'829.22': svnit is proud to have prepared not only
'83.939': one of the regional colleges of
'833.16': the best professionals but even more
'835.8': better human beings beneficial to entire
'838.8': humankind
'841.079': s v n i t where the son of Excellence
'846.42': always shines bright
'85.799': engineering and technology in 1961.
'89.4': bearing the proud full name of Sardar
'92.34': vallabhbhai Patel initially the academic
'95.579': work was carried out at Dr S and S
'98.64': Gandhi engineering College Surat and
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'10.46': which is one of the Institute of
'101.7': later on in 1965 it was shifted to the
'105.659': present campus
'107.22': in the first stage undergraduate program
'110.159': in civil mechanical and electrical
'113.399': engineering was offered and later on
'116.1': other undergraduate programs such as
'118.979': Electronics Engineering in the Academic
'12.719': national importance in the country this
'121.68': Year
'122.84': 1983-84 Computer Engineering and
'126.0': production engineering in 1988-89 and
'129.959': chemical engineering in
'132.14': 1995-96 were introduced
'135.12': on the advice of the University grants
'137.879': Commission in context of ugc act 1956
'141.92': the central government declared this
'144.66': institution as one of the National
'147.0': Institutes of Technology with the NIT
'150.68': with the status of deemed University
'153.239': with effect from 4th October 2002.
'157.44': it also holds the privileged status of
'16.08': short presentation is intended to
'160.08': Institute of national importance under
'163.019': nit act with effect from 15th August
'166.56': '2007.'
'168.739': subsequently various postgraduate
'171.36': programs and doctoral programs by all
'174.239': the academic departments as well as five
'177.239': years integrated MSC program in Applied
'18.779': provide you a glimpse of various
'180.54': Mathematics applied physics and applied
'183.54': chemistry were also introduced
'187.319': today six undergraduate and 18
'190.4': postgraduate courses and PHD programs
'193.62': are offered by 10 Departments of this
'196.739': Sardar vallabhbhai National Institute of
'199.5': Technology Surat previously known as svr
'20.76': activities of The Institute namely
'203.64': and svnit at present proudly holds
'208.2': important rank amongst all the nits of
'211.14': India
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'215.34': activities of various departments
'217.44': situated in this approximately 250 Acres
'220.98': of vast Campus of svnit
'228.06': formally working under the ages of the
'23.72': academic research and consultancy
'231.0': Department of applied sciences and
'233.159': Humanities this independent department
'235.739': now is a separate Department research
'239.22': work in the fields of corrosion
'241.159': catalysis ion exchange polymers organic
'245.459': synthesis supramolecular chemistry
'248.42': inorganic chemistry
'250.459': nanomaterials Mass spectrometry
'253.4': microchip and capillary electrophoresis
'256.26': is carried out to emphasize the
'258.78': curricular level by providing broad
'260.94': coverage to all the interdisciplinary
'263.34': branches of chemistry
'265.8': the department offers five years
'267.96': integrated MSC and PHD programs
'27.779': The Institute always welcome interaction
'276.36': earlier working as one of the sections
'278.94': of applied sciences and Humanities
'281.22': Department this department of Applied
'284.04': Mathematics and humanities has evolved
'286.86': as a separate Department offering five
'289.5': years integrated MSC and PHD programs in
'293.46': Applied Mathematics and management
'296.58': foreign
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'30.42': with Industries for research and
'302.699': integrated MSC and PHD programs along
'306.78': with research activities in the fields
'309.18': of metaphysics Material Science
'311.66': theoretical physics space science and
'315.3': particle physics has scattered the
'317.4': country over the years by creating
'319.56': scientists spoon
'324.74': this department of Applied mechanics is
'328.02': dedicated to specialized areas of
'33.18': consultancy in the area of mutual
'330.24': structural engineering and geotechnical
'332.759': engineering
'334.08': all well-equipped Laboratories are among
'336.96': the valuable assets of this department
'339.38': augmenting the overall progress of the
'342.0': students
'343.08': this department has been providing
'345.12': consultancy services in structural
'347.46': engineering and geotechnical Engineering
'350.1': to the Surat Municipal Corporation
'352.34': various government departments and
'355.259': private construction companies too
'36.18': interest I am sure you will find this
'361.68': this department with Comprehensive
'363.84': research infrastructure with top-notch
'366.66': facilities is progressively moving ahead
'369.479': to be an excellent Department already
'372.3': performing at their best in research and
'375.12': publication the outcome of fantastic
'378.0': Engineers from this department of svnit
'381.24': are the most sought out by topmost
'384.18': companies
'388.979': with UG and PG programs along with PhD
'39.239': presentation interesting do contact us
'392.88': program and basic research activities in
'395.88': the areas of environmental engineering
'398.46': urban planning Water Resources
'401.58': engineering transport engineering and
'404.46': planning and with numbers of
'407.1': well-equipped Laboratories this
'409.38': department has outcome of graduates with
'412.199': professional touch to meet the
'414.479': challenges of the 21st century in their
'417.18': respective fields
'418.86': this department provides consultancy
'42.54': if you need any form of interaction or
'421.38': services to SMC government departments
'424.68': Industries Etc
'427.139': under Tech group 2 mhrd World Bank Grant
'431.4': center of excellence in water resources
'434.039': and flood management is established in
'436.68': this department
'441.599': this department of svnit offers
'445.5': ug PG as well as PHD programs
'449.759': with dedicated and efficient faculty
'45.239': need any specific details thank you
'452.28': members this department imparts the best
'455.34': academic courses through its state of
'457.5': art high-end equipments
'463.199': one of the pioneering Departments of
'465.66': svnit this department of electrical
'469.02': engineering offers ug Curves in
'471.66': electrical engineering
'473.58': PG program on Industrial Electronics
'476.36': renamed as Power Electronics and
'479.16': electrical drives was introduced in 2006
'482.88': and in 2012 PG program in Power Systems
'487.86': was introduced to
'489.86': providing its students the
'492.3': state-of-the-art systems with regularly
'494.94': upgraded curriculum this department has
'498.0': put in its best efforts to achieve the
'50.82': independent
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'506.84': commenced in 1982 and received its
'510.78': independent status in 1988. this
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'516.12': development in infrastructural
'518.099': facilities
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'525.24': softwares
'526.8': the vlsi lab is one of the most
'530.22': important labs in all
'532.98': endorsing the special Manpower
'535.32': development program for chips to system
'538.08': design in itiated by the electronics and
'54.96': technological development government
'541.26': information technology department of
'543.42': India
'544.5': this vlsi lab Endeavors as the
'547.98': participating Institute under the IIT
'550.56': Bombay Research Center
'553.7': thank you
'556.26': offering ug course in mechanical
'558.48': engineering and five PG courses along
'562.14': with facilities of research work leading
'564.779': to doctorate degree this prestigious
'567.6': Department of svnit is considered as one
'57.48': then was well aware about the importance
'571.68': of the Premier departments in entire
'573.899': Western zone of India
'576.36': with a good number of experienced
'578.459': faculty members this department has
'581.519': maintained its reputation with the help
'583.74': of over a dozen Laboratories like sic
'587.64': laboratory Advanced fluid Dynamic
'590.88': laboratory Workshop CAD lab and
'594.899': cryogenic laboratory to name a few which
'598.2': are well equipped with sophisticated
'60.059': of national integration merged with the
'600.06': equipments like wind tunnels CNC
'603.36': machines
'604.38': Etc
'605.399': with a record of near 100 of placement
'608.88': for eligible ug students and innovative
'612.06': ideas presented by its students through
'615.0': technical papers at National level
'617.399': symposiums
'62.76': need of producing technocrats for a
'621.62': Central Computer Center one of the
'624.959': Premier Central Learning Resource
'626.82': Centers of The Institute was established
'629.1': in 1995.
'633.92': one of the key facilities of svnit is
'637.92': the Central Library supporting
'64.92': brighter future and had already begun to
'640.32': educational research and Innovation
'643.26': programs by providing physical and
'646.019': intellectual access to necessary
'648.12': information
'649.32': this Library holds the status of a
'652.8': temple in the hearts of students
'656.16': this automated library has all of the
'659.22': database of its entire collection
'661.26': available physically as well as
'663.6': virtually through online Public Access
'666.06': catalog and web optic to the users via
'669.779': campus Network
'67.799': take appropriate measures to fulfill
'671.519': for the overall development of students
'673.92': along with academics one can find svnit
'677.7': campus bustling all year round with
'680.04': various activities
'684.959': promoting sports activities with
'687.48': facilities like two basketball courts
'69.96': these motifs to boost up this procedure
'690.3': with floodlights cricket ground
'693.24': two volleyball coats with floodlights
'696.24': two International standard tennis courts
'698.94': with class 3 lights and modern seating
'701.64': arrangements
'703.26': big football ground
'708.36': indoor games promotion through two
'711.24': air-conditioned International standard
'713.579': synthetic coats for badminton
'716.1': Ultra Modern gym with more than 15
'719.04': single stations best among all nits
'72.9': a number of Institutions imparting
'723.5': svnit has succeeded to generate athletes
'727.14': and players of national as well as
'729.6': International level who have made svnit
'733.079': feel proud
'738.72': care is taken regarding the physical
'740.88': well-being of the staff and students
'743.399': regular checkups and treatments are made
'746.22': available at Healthcare station
'749.7': foreign
'75.72': technical education on higher level were
'755.54': activities related to culture Science
'758.82': and Technology are carried out
'760.68': periodically to empower the overall
'763.26': development of students under the banner
'766.26': of trishti a technical hobby Club
'769.16': chapters like SAE along with events like
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'776.94': organized
'78.42': established throughout the country and
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'783.899': different boys hostile buildings and a
'787.019': special girls hostel with all of the
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'791.279': a hostile Guest House resident and staff
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'806.22': it is expected that faculty and Alumni
'809.279': Association will reach out our large
'81.119': among all Surat was lucky enough to have
'812.04': number of alumni including many abroad
'814.8': to have more interaction with the
'817.38': Institute and support some of our
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'822.12': always upgrading itself according to the
'825.18': ever expanding and Rapid developing
'827.579': world of technology
'829.22': svnit is proud to have prepared not only
'83.939': one of the regional colleges of
'833.16': the best professionals but even more
'835.8': better human beings beneficial to entire
'838.8': humankind
'841.079': s v n i t where the son of Excellence
'846.42': always shines bright
'85.799': engineering and technology in 1961.
'89.4': bearing the proud full name of Sardar
'92.34': vallabhbhai Patel initially the academic
'95.579': work was carried out at Dr S and S
'98.64': Gandhi engineering College Surat and
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'10.46': which is one of the Institute of
'101.7': later on in 1965 it was shifted to the
'105.659': present campus
'107.22': in the first stage undergraduate program
'110.159': in civil mechanical and electrical
'113.399': engineering was offered and later on
'116.1': other undergraduate programs such as
'118.979': Electronics Engineering in the Academic
'12.719': national importance in the country this
'121.68': Year
'122.84': 1983-84 Computer Engineering and
'126.0': production engineering in 1988-89 and
'129.959': chemical engineering in
'132.14': 1995-96 were introduced
'135.12': on the advice of the University grants
'137.879': Commission in context of ugc act 1956
'141.92': the central government declared this
'144.66': institution as one of the National
'147.0': Institutes of Technology with the NIT
'150.68': with the status of deemed University
'153.239': with effect from 4th October 2002.
'157.44': it also holds the privileged status of
'16.08': short presentation is intended to
'160.08': Institute of national importance under
'163.019': nit act with effect from 15th August
'166.56': '2007.'
'168.739': subsequently various postgraduate
'171.36': programs and doctoral programs by all
'174.239': the academic departments as well as five
'177.239': years integrated MSC program in Applied
'18.779': provide you a glimpse of various
'180.54': Mathematics applied physics and applied
'183.54': chemistry were also introduced
'187.319': today six undergraduate and 18
'190.4': postgraduate courses and PHD programs
'193.62': are offered by 10 Departments of this
'196.739': Sardar vallabhbhai National Institute of
'199.5': Technology Surat previously known as svr
'20.76': activities of The Institute namely
'203.64': and svnit at present proudly holds
'208.2': important rank amongst all the nits of
'211.14': India
'212.7': let's have a brief look at the extensive
'215.34': activities of various departments
'217.44': situated in this approximately 250 Acres
'220.98': of vast Campus of svnit
'228.06': formally working under the ages of the
'23.72': academic research and consultancy
'231.0': Department of applied sciences and
'233.159': Humanities this independent department
'235.739': now is a separate Department research
'239.22': work in the fields of corrosion
'241.159': catalysis ion exchange polymers organic
'245.459': synthesis supramolecular chemistry
'248.42': inorganic chemistry
'250.459': nanomaterials Mass spectrometry
'253.4': microchip and capillary electrophoresis
'256.26': is carried out to emphasize the
'258.78': curricular level by providing broad
'260.94': coverage to all the interdisciplinary
'263.34': branches of chemistry
'265.8': the department offers five years
'267.96': integrated MSC and PHD programs
'27.779': The Institute always welcome interaction
'276.36': earlier working as one of the sections
'278.94': of applied sciences and Humanities
'281.22': Department this department of Applied
'284.04': Mathematics and humanities has evolved
'286.86': as a separate Department offering five
'289.5': years integrated MSC and PHD programs in
'293.46': Applied Mathematics and management
'296.58': foreign
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'30.42': with Industries for research and
'302.699': integrated MSC and PHD programs along
'306.78': with research activities in the fields
'309.18': of metaphysics Material Science
'311.66': theoretical physics space science and
'315.3': particle physics has scattered the
'317.4': country over the years by creating
'319.56': scientists spoon
'324.74': this department of Applied mechanics is
'328.02': dedicated to specialized areas of
'33.18': consultancy in the area of mutual
'330.24': structural engineering and geotechnical
'332.759': engineering
'334.08': all well-equipped Laboratories are among
'336.96': the valuable assets of this department
'339.38': augmenting the overall progress of the
'342.0': students
'343.08': this department has been providing
'345.12': consultancy services in structural
'347.46': engineering and geotechnical Engineering
'350.1': to the Surat Municipal Corporation
'352.34': various government departments and
'355.259': private construction companies too
'36.18': interest I am sure you will find this
'361.68': this department with Comprehensive
'363.84': research infrastructure with top-notch
'366.66': facilities is progressively moving ahead
'369.479': to be an excellent Department already
'372.3': performing at their best in research and
'375.12': publication the outcome of fantastic
'378.0': Engineers from this department of svnit
'381.24': are the most sought out by topmost
'384.18': companies
'388.979': with UG and PG programs along with PhD
'39.239': presentation interesting do contact us
'392.88': program and basic research activities in
'395.88': the areas of environmental engineering
'398.46': urban planning Water Resources
'401.58': engineering transport engineering and
'404.46': planning and with numbers of
'407.1': well-equipped Laboratories this
'409.38': department has outcome of graduates with
'412.199': professional touch to meet the
'414.479': challenges of the 21st century in their
'417.18': respective fields
'418.86': this department provides consultancy
'42.54': if you need any form of interaction or
'421.38': services to SMC government departments
'424.68': Industries Etc
'427.139': under Tech group 2 mhrd World Bank Grant
'431.4': center of excellence in water resources
'434.039': and flood management is established in
'436.68': this department
'441.599': this department of svnit offers
'445.5': ug PG as well as PHD programs
'449.759': with dedicated and efficient faculty
'45.239': need any specific details thank you
'452.28': members this department imparts the best
'455.34': academic courses through its state of
'457.5': art high-end equipments
'463.199': one of the pioneering Departments of
'465.66': svnit this department of electrical
'469.02': engineering offers ug Curves in
'471.66': electrical engineering
'473.58': PG program on Industrial Electronics
'476.36': renamed as Power Electronics and
'479.16': electrical drives was introduced in 2006
'482.88': and in 2012 PG program in Power Systems
'487.86': was introduced to
'489.86': providing its students the
'492.3': state-of-the-art systems with regularly
'494.94': upgraded curriculum this department has
'498.0': put in its best efforts to achieve the
'50.82': independent
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'506.84': commenced in 1982 and received its
'510.78': independent status in 1988. this
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'516.12': development in infrastructural
'518.099': facilities
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'525.24': softwares
'526.8': the vlsi lab is one of the most
'530.22': important labs in all
'532.98': endorsing the special Manpower
'535.32': development program for chips to system
'538.08': design in itiated by the electronics and
'54.96': technological development government
'541.26': information technology department of
'543.42': India
'544.5': this vlsi lab Endeavors as the
'547.98': participating Institute under the IIT
'550.56': Bombay Research Center
'553.7': thank you
'556.26': offering ug course in mechanical
'558.48': engineering and five PG courses along
'562.14': with facilities of research work leading
'564.779': to doctorate degree this prestigious
'567.6': Department of svnit is considered as one
'57.48': then was well aware about the importance
'571.68': of the Premier departments in entire
'573.899': Western zone of India
'576.36': with a good number of experienced
'578.459': faculty members this department has
'581.519': maintained its reputation with the help
'583.74': of over a dozen Laboratories like sic
'587.64': laboratory Advanced fluid Dynamic
'590.88': laboratory Workshop CAD lab and
'594.899': cryogenic laboratory to name a few which
'598.2': are well equipped with sophisticated
'60.059': of national integration merged with the
'600.06': equipments like wind tunnels CNC
'603.36': machines
'604.38': Etc
'605.399': with a record of near 100 of placement
'608.88': for eligible ug students and innovative
'612.06': ideas presented by its students through
'615.0': technical papers at National level
'617.399': symposiums
'62.76': need of producing technocrats for a
'621.62': Central Computer Center one of the
'624.959': Premier Central Learning Resource
'626.82': Centers of The Institute was established
'629.1': in 1995.
'633.92': one of the key facilities of svnit is
'637.92': the Central Library supporting
'64.92': brighter future and had already begun to
'640.32': educational research and Innovation
'643.26': programs by providing physical and
'646.019': intellectual access to necessary
'648.12': information
'649.32': this Library holds the status of a
'652.8': temple in the hearts of students
'656.16': this automated library has all of the
'659.22': database of its entire collection
'661.26': available physically as well as
'663.6': virtually through online Public Access
'666.06': catalog and web optic to the users via
'669.779': campus Network
'67.799': take appropriate measures to fulfill
'671.519': for the overall development of students
'673.92': along with academics one can find svnit
'677.7': campus bustling all year round with
'680.04': various activities
'684.959': promoting sports activities with
'687.48': facilities like two basketball courts
'69.96': these motifs to boost up this procedure
'690.3': with floodlights cricket ground
'693.24': two volleyball coats with floodlights
'696.24': two International standard tennis courts
'698.94': with class 3 lights and modern seating
'701.64': arrangements
'703.26': big football ground
'708.36': indoor games promotion through two
'711.24': air-conditioned International standard
'713.579': synthetic coats for badminton
'716.1': Ultra Modern gym with more than 15
'719.04': single stations best among all nits
'72.9': a number of Institutions imparting
'723.5': svnit has succeeded to generate athletes
'727.14': and players of national as well as
'729.6': International level who have made svnit
'733.079': feel proud
'738.72': care is taken regarding the physical
'740.88': well-being of the staff and students
'743.399': regular checkups and treatments are made
'746.22': available at Healthcare station
'749.7': foreign
'75.72': technical education on higher level were
'755.54': activities related to culture Science
'758.82': and Technology are carried out
'760.68': periodically to empower the overall
'763.26': development of students under the banner
'766.26': of trishti a technical hobby Club
'769.16': chapters like SAE along with events like
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'776.94': organized
'78.42': established throughout the country and
'781.079': to accommodate students there are eight
'783.899': different boys hostile buildings and a
'787.019': special girls hostel with all of the
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'791.279': a hostile Guest House resident and staff
'794.579': quarters and newly constructed Guest
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'803.639': in-campus facilities
'806.22': it is expected that faculty and Alumni
'809.279': Association will reach out our large
'81.119': among all Surat was lucky enough to have
'812.04': number of alumni including many abroad
'814.8': to have more interaction with the
'817.38': Institute and support some of our
'819.66': schemes as a sponsor
'822.12': always upgrading itself according to the
'825.18': ever expanding and Rapid developing
'827.579': world of technology
'829.22': svnit is proud to have prepared not only
'83.939': one of the regional colleges of
'833.16': the best professionals but even more
'835.8': better human beings beneficial to entire
'838.8': humankind
'841.079': s v n i t where the son of Excellence
'846.42': always shines bright
'85.799': engineering and technology in 1961.
'89.4': bearing the proud full name of Sardar
'92.34': vallabhbhai Patel initially the academic
'95.579': work was carried out at Dr S and S
'98.64': Gandhi engineering College Surat and
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'10.46': which is one of the Institute of
'101.7': later on in 1965 it was shifted to the
'105.659': present campus
'107.22': in the first stage undergraduate program
'110.159': in civil mechanical and electrical
'113.399': engineering was offered and later on
'116.1': other undergraduate programs such as
'118.979': Electronics Engineering in the Academic
'12.719': national importance in the country this
'121.68': Year
'122.84': 1983-84 Computer Engineering and
'126.0': production engineering in 1988-89 and
'129.959': chemical engineering in
'132.14': 1995-96 were introduced
'135.12': on the advice of the University grants
'137.879': Commission in context of ugc act 1956
'141.92': the central government declared this
'144.66': institution as one of the National
'147.0': Institutes of Technology with the NIT
'150.68': with the status of deemed University
'153.239': with effect from 4th October 2002.
'157.44': it also holds the privileged status of
'16.08': short presentation is intended to
'160.08': Institute of national importance under
'163.019': nit act with effect from 15th August
'166.56': '2007.'
'168.739': subsequently various postgraduate
'171.36': programs and doctoral programs by all
'174.239': the academic departments as well as five
'177.239': years integrated MSC program in Applied
'18.779': provide you a glimpse of various
'180.54': Mathematics applied physics and applied
'183.54': chemistry were also introduced
'187.319': today six undergraduate and 18
'190.4': postgraduate courses and PHD programs
'193.62': are offered by 10 Departments of this
'196.739': Sardar vallabhbhai National Institute of
'199.5': Technology Surat previously known as svr
'20.76': activities of The Institute namely
'203.64': and svnit at present proudly holds
'208.2': important rank amongst all the nits of
'211.14': India
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'215.34': activities of various departments
'217.44': situated in this approximately 250 Acres
'220.98': of vast Campus of svnit
'228.06': formally working under the ages of the
'23.72': academic research and consultancy
'231.0': Department of applied sciences and
'233.159': Humanities this independent department
'235.739': now is a separate Department research
'239.22': work in the fields of corrosion
'241.159': catalysis ion exchange polymers organic
'245.459': synthesis supramolecular chemistry
'248.42': inorganic chemistry
'250.459': nanomaterials Mass spectrometry
'253.4': microchip and capillary electrophoresis
'256.26': is carried out to emphasize the
'258.78': curricular level by providing broad
'260.94': coverage to all the interdisciplinary
'263.34': branches of chemistry
'265.8': the department offers five years
'267.96': integrated MSC and PHD programs
'27.779': The Institute always welcome interaction
'276.36': earlier working as one of the sections
'278.94': of applied sciences and Humanities
'281.22': Department this department of Applied
'284.04': Mathematics and humanities has evolved
'286.86': as a separate Department offering five
'289.5': years integrated MSC and PHD programs in
'293.46': Applied Mathematics and management
'296.58': foreign
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'30.42': with Industries for research and
'302.699': integrated MSC and PHD programs along
'306.78': with research activities in the fields
'309.18': of metaphysics Material Science
'311.66': theoretical physics space science and
'315.3': particle physics has scattered the
'317.4': country over the years by creating
'319.56': scientists spoon
'324.74': this department of Applied mechanics is
'328.02': dedicated to specialized areas of
'33.18': consultancy in the area of mutual
'330.24': structural engineering and geotechnical
'332.759': engineering
'334.08': all well-equipped Laboratories are among
'336.96': the valuable assets of this department
'339.38': augmenting the overall progress of the
'342.0': students
'343.08': this department has been providing
'345.12': consultancy services in structural
'347.46': engineering and geotechnical Engineering
'350.1': to the Surat Municipal Corporation
'352.34': various government departments and
'355.259': private construction companies too
'36.18': interest I am sure you will find this
'361.68': this department with Comprehensive
'363.84': research infrastructure with top-notch
'366.66': facilities is progressively moving ahead
'369.479': to be an excellent Department already
'372.3': performing at their best in research and
'375.12': publication the outcome of fantastic
'378.0': Engineers from this department of svnit
'381.24': are the most sought out by topmost
'384.18': companies
'388.979': with UG and PG programs along with PhD
'39.239': presentation interesting do contact us
'392.88': program and basic research activities in
'395.88': the areas of environmental engineering
'398.46': urban planning Water Resources
'401.58': engineering transport engineering and
'404.46': planning and with numbers of
'407.1': well-equipped Laboratories this
'409.38': department has outcome of graduates with
'412.199': professional touch to meet the
'414.479': challenges of the 21st century in their
'417.18': respective fields
'418.86': this department provides consultancy
'42.54': if you need any form of interaction or
'421.38': services to SMC government departments
'424.68': Industries Etc
'427.139': under Tech group 2 mhrd World Bank Grant
'431.4': center of excellence in water resources
'434.039': and flood management is established in
'436.68': this department
'441.599': this department of svnit offers
'445.5': ug PG as well as PHD programs
'449.759': with dedicated and efficient faculty
'45.239': need any specific details thank you
'452.28': members this department imparts the best
'455.34': academic courses through its state of
'457.5': art high-end equipments
'463.199': one of the pioneering Departments of
'465.66': svnit this department of electrical
'469.02': engineering offers ug Curves in
'471.66': electrical engineering
'473.58': PG program on Industrial Electronics
'476.36': renamed as Power Electronics and
'479.16': electrical drives was introduced in 2006
'482.88': and in 2012 PG program in Power Systems
'487.86': was introduced to
'489.86': providing its students the
'492.3': state-of-the-art systems with regularly
'494.94': upgraded curriculum this department has
'498.0': put in its best efforts to achieve the
'50.82': independent
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'506.84': commenced in 1982 and received its
'510.78': independent status in 1988. this
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'516.12': development in infrastructural
'518.099': facilities
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'525.24': softwares
'526.8': the vlsi lab is one of the most
'530.22': important labs in all
'532.98': endorsing the special Manpower
'535.32': development program for chips to system
'538.08': design in itiated by the electronics and
'54.96': technological development government
'541.26': information technology department of
'543.42': India
'544.5': this vlsi lab Endeavors as the
'547.98': participating Institute under the IIT
'550.56': Bombay Research Center
'553.7': thank you
'556.26': offering ug course in mechanical
'558.48': engineering and five PG courses along
'562.14': with facilities of research work leading
'564.779': to doctorate degree this prestigious
'567.6': Department of svnit is considered as one
'57.48': then was well aware about the importance
'571.68': of the Premier departments in entire
'573.899': Western zone of India
'576.36': with a good number of experienced
'578.459': faculty members this department has
'581.519': maintained its reputation with the help
'583.74': of over a dozen Laboratories like sic
'587.64': laboratory Advanced fluid Dynamic
'590.88': laboratory Workshop CAD lab and
'594.899': cryogenic laboratory to name a few which
'598.2': are well equipped with sophisticated
'60.059': of national integration merged with the
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'603.36': machines
'604.38': Etc
'605.399': with a record of near 100 of placement
'608.88': for eligible ug students and innovative
'612.06': ideas presented by its students through
'615.0': technical papers at National level
'617.399': symposiums
'62.76': need of producing technocrats for a
'621.62': Central Computer Center one of the
'624.959': Premier Central Learning Resource
'626.82': Centers of The Institute was established
'629.1': in 1995.
'633.92': one of the key facilities of svnit is
'637.92': the Central Library supporting
'64.92': brighter future and had already begun to
'640.32': educational research and Innovation
'643.26': programs by providing physical and
'646.019': intellectual access to necessary
'648.12': information
'649.32': this Library holds the status of a
'652.8': temple in the hearts of students
'656.16': this automated library has all of the
'659.22': database of its entire collection
'661.26': available physically as well as
'663.6': virtually through online Public Access
'666.06': catalog and web optic to the users via
'669.779': campus Network
'67.799': take appropriate measures to fulfill
'671.519': for the overall development of students
'673.92': along with academics one can find svnit
'677.7': campus bustling all year round with
'680.04': various activities
'684.959': promoting sports activities with
'687.48': facilities like two basketball courts
'69.96': these motifs to boost up this procedure
'690.3': with floodlights cricket ground
'693.24': two volleyball coats with floodlights
'696.24': two International standard tennis courts
'698.94': with class 3 lights and modern seating
'701.64': arrangements
'703.26': big football ground
'708.36': indoor games promotion through two
'711.24': air-conditioned International standard
'713.579': synthetic coats for badminton
'716.1': Ultra Modern gym with more than 15
'719.04': single stations best among all nits
'72.9': a number of Institutions imparting
'723.5': svnit has succeeded to generate athletes
'727.14': and players of national as well as
'729.6': International level who have made svnit
'733.079': feel proud
'738.72': care is taken regarding the physical
'740.88': well-being of the staff and students
'743.399': regular checkups and treatments are made
'746.22': available at Healthcare station
'749.7': foreign
'75.72': technical education on higher level were
'755.54': activities related to culture Science
'758.82': and Technology are carried out
'760.68': periodically to empower the overall
'763.26': development of students under the banner
'766.26': of trishti a technical hobby Club
'769.16': chapters like SAE along with events like
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'776.94': organized
'78.42': established throughout the country and
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'783.899': different boys hostile buildings and a
'787.019': special girls hostel with all of the
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'791.279': a hostile Guest House resident and staff
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'806.22': it is expected that faculty and Alumni
'809.279': Association will reach out our large
'81.119': among all Surat was lucky enough to have
'812.04': number of alumni including many abroad
'814.8': to have more interaction with the
'817.38': Institute and support some of our
'819.66': schemes as a sponsor
'822.12': always upgrading itself according to the
'825.18': ever expanding and Rapid developing
'827.579': world of technology
'829.22': svnit is proud to have prepared not only
'83.939': one of the regional colleges of
'833.16': the best professionals but even more
'835.8': better human beings beneficial to entire
'838.8': humankind
'841.079': s v n i t where the son of Excellence
'846.42': always shines bright
'85.799': engineering and technology in 1961.
'89.4': bearing the proud full name of Sardar
'92.34': vallabhbhai Patel initially the academic
'95.579': work was carried out at Dr S and S
'98.64': Gandhi engineering College Surat and
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'10.46': which is one of the Institute of
'101.7': later on in 1965 it was shifted to the
'105.659': present campus
'107.22': in the first stage undergraduate program
'110.159': in civil mechanical and electrical
'113.399': engineering was offered and later on
'116.1': other undergraduate programs such as
'118.979': Electronics Engineering in the Academic
'12.719': national importance in the country this
'121.68': Year
'122.84': 1983-84 Computer Engineering and
'126.0': production engineering in 1988-89 and
'129.959': chemical engineering in
'132.14': 1995-96 were introduced
'135.12': on the advice of the University grants
'137.879': Commission in context of ugc act 1956
'141.92': the central government declared this
'144.66': institution as one of the National
'147.0': Institutes of Technology with the NIT
'150.68': with the status of deemed University
'153.239': with effect from 4th October 2002.
'157.44': it also holds the privileged status of
'16.08': short presentation is intended to
'160.08': Institute of national importance under
'163.019': nit act with effect from 15th August
'166.56': '2007.'
'168.739': subsequently various postgraduate
'171.36': programs and doctoral programs by all
'174.239': the academic departments as well as five
'177.239': years integrated MSC program in Applied
'18.779': provide you a glimpse of various
'180.54': Mathematics applied physics and applied
'183.54': chemistry were also introduced
'187.319': today six undergraduate and 18
'190.4': postgraduate courses and PHD programs
'193.62': are offered by 10 Departments of this
'196.739': Sardar vallabhbhai National Institute of
'199.5': Technology Surat previously known as svr
'20.76': activities of The Institute namely
'203.64': and svnit at present proudly holds
'208.2': important rank amongst all the nits of
'211.14': India
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'215.34': activities of various departments
'217.44': situated in this approximately 250 Acres
'220.98': of vast Campus of svnit
'228.06': formally working under the ages of the
'23.72': academic research and consultancy
'231.0': Department of applied sciences and
'233.159': Humanities this independent department
'235.739': now is a separate Department research
'239.22': work in the fields of corrosion
'241.159': catalysis ion exchange polymers organic
'245.459': synthesis supramolecular chemistry
'248.42': inorganic chemistry
'250.459': nanomaterials Mass spectrometry
'253.4': microchip and capillary electrophoresis
'256.26': is carried out to emphasize the
'258.78': curricular level by providing broad
'260.94': coverage to all the interdisciplinary
'263.34': branches of chemistry
'265.8': the department offers five years
'267.96': integrated MSC and PHD programs
'27.779': The Institute always welcome interaction
'276.36': earlier working as one of the sections
'278.94': of applied sciences and Humanities
'281.22': Department this department of Applied
'284.04': Mathematics and humanities has evolved
'286.86': as a separate Department offering five
'289.5': years integrated MSC and PHD programs in
'293.46': Applied Mathematics and management
'296.58': foreign
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'30.42': with Industries for research and
'302.699': integrated MSC and PHD programs along
'306.78': with research activities in the fields
'309.18': of metaphysics Material Science
'311.66': theoretical physics space science and
'315.3': particle physics has scattered the
'317.4': country over the years by creating
'319.56': scientists spoon
'324.74': this department of Applied mechanics is
'328.02': dedicated to specialized areas of
'33.18': consultancy in the area of mutual
'330.24': structural engineering and geotechnical
'332.759': engineering
'334.08': all well-equipped Laboratories are among
'336.96': the valuable assets of this department
'339.38': augmenting the overall progress of the
'342.0': students
'343.08': this department has been providing
'345.12': consultancy services in structural
'347.46': engineering and geotechnical Engineering
'350.1': to the Surat Municipal Corporation
'352.34': various government departments and
'355.259': private construction companies too
'36.18': interest I am sure you will find this
'361.68': this department with Comprehensive
'363.84': research infrastructure with top-notch
'366.66': facilities is progressively moving ahead
'369.479': to be an excellent Department already
'372.3': performing at their best in research and
'375.12': publication the outcome of fantastic
'378.0': Engineers from this department of svnit
'381.24': are the most sought out by topmost
'384.18': companies
'388.979': with UG and PG programs along with PhD
'39.239': presentation interesting do contact us
'392.88': program and basic research activities in
'395.88': the areas of environmental engineering
'398.46': urban planning Water Resources
'401.58': engineering transport engineering and
'404.46': planning and with numbers of
'407.1': well-equipped Laboratories this
'409.38': department has outcome of graduates with
'412.199': professional touch to meet the
'414.479': challenges of the 21st century in their
'417.18': respective fields
'418.86': this department provides consultancy
'42.54': if you need any form of interaction or
'421.38': services to SMC government departments
'424.68': Industries Etc
'427.139': under Tech group 2 mhrd World Bank Grant
'431.4': center of excellence in water resources
'434.039': and flood management is established in
'436.68': this department
'441.599': this department of svnit offers
'445.5': ug PG as well as PHD programs
'449.759': with dedicated and efficient faculty
'45.239': need any specific details thank you
'452.28': members this department imparts the best
'455.34': academic courses through its state of
'457.5': art high-end equipments
'463.199': one of the pioneering Departments of
'465.66': svnit this department of electrical
'469.02': engineering offers ug Curves in
'471.66': electrical engineering
'473.58': PG program on Industrial Electronics
'476.36': renamed as Power Electronics and
'479.16': electrical drives was introduced in 2006
'482.88': and in 2012 PG program in Power Systems
'487.86': was introduced to
'489.86': providing its students the
'492.3': state-of-the-art systems with regularly
'494.94': upgraded curriculum this department has
'498.0': put in its best efforts to achieve the
'50.82': independent
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'506.84': commenced in 1982 and received its
'510.78': independent status in 1988. this
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'516.12': development in infrastructural
'518.099': facilities
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'525.24': softwares
'526.8': the vlsi lab is one of the most
'530.22': important labs in all
'532.98': endorsing the special Manpower
'535.32': development program for chips to system
'538.08': design in itiated by the electronics and
'54.96': technological development government
'541.26': information technology department of
'543.42': India
'544.5': this vlsi lab Endeavors as the
'547.98': participating Institute under the IIT
'550.56': Bombay Research Center
'553.7': thank you
'556.26': offering ug course in mechanical
'558.48': engineering and five PG courses along
'562.14': with facilities of research work leading
'564.779': to doctorate degree this prestigious
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'57.48': then was well aware about the importance
'571.68': of the Premier departments in entire
'573.899': Western zone of India
'576.36': with a good number of experienced
'578.459': faculty members this department has
'581.519': maintained its reputation with the help
'583.74': of over a dozen Laboratories like sic
'587.64': laboratory Advanced fluid Dynamic
'590.88': laboratory Workshop CAD lab and
'594.899': cryogenic laboratory to name a few which
'598.2': are well equipped with sophisticated
'60.059': of national integration merged with the
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'603.36': machines
'604.38': Etc
'605.399': with a record of near 100 of placement
'608.88': for eligible ug students and innovative
'612.06': ideas presented by its students through
'615.0': technical papers at National level
'617.399': symposiums
'62.76': need of producing technocrats for a
'621.62': Central Computer Center one of the
'624.959': Premier Central Learning Resource
'626.82': Centers of The Institute was established
'629.1': in 1995.
'633.92': one of the key facilities of svnit is
'637.92': the Central Library supporting
'64.92': brighter future and had already begun to
'640.32': educational research and Innovation
'643.26': programs by providing physical and
'646.019': intellectual access to necessary
'648.12': information
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'652.8': temple in the hearts of students
'656.16': this automated library has all of the
'659.22': database of its entire collection
'661.26': available physically as well as
'663.6': virtually through online Public Access
'666.06': catalog and web optic to the users via
'669.779': campus Network
'67.799': take appropriate measures to fulfill
'671.519': for the overall development of students
'673.92': along with academics one can find svnit
'677.7': campus bustling all year round with
'680.04': various activities
'684.959': promoting sports activities with
'687.48': facilities like two basketball courts
'69.96': these motifs to boost up this procedure
'690.3': with floodlights cricket ground
'693.24': two volleyball coats with floodlights
'696.24': two International standard tennis courts
'698.94': with class 3 lights and modern seating
'701.64': arrangements
'703.26': big football ground
'708.36': indoor games promotion through two
'711.24': air-conditioned International standard
'713.579': synthetic coats for badminton
'716.1': Ultra Modern gym with more than 15
'719.04': single stations best among all nits
'72.9': a number of Institutions imparting
'723.5': svnit has succeeded to generate athletes
'727.14': and players of national as well as
'729.6': International level who have made svnit
'733.079': feel proud
'738.72': care is taken regarding the physical
'740.88': well-being of the staff and students
'743.399': regular checkups and treatments are made
'746.22': available at Healthcare station
'749.7': foreign
'75.72': technical education on higher level were
'755.54': activities related to culture Science
'758.82': and Technology are carried out
'760.68': periodically to empower the overall
'763.26': development of students under the banner
'766.26': of trishti a technical hobby Club
'769.16': chapters like SAE along with events like
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'776.94': organized
'78.42': established throughout the country and
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'783.899': different boys hostile buildings and a
'787.019': special girls hostel with all of the
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'791.279': a hostile Guest House resident and staff
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'806.22': it is expected that faculty and Alumni
'809.279': Association will reach out our large
'81.119': among all Surat was lucky enough to have
'812.04': number of alumni including many abroad
'814.8': to have more interaction with the
'817.38': Institute and support some of our
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'822.12': always upgrading itself according to the
'825.18': ever expanding and Rapid developing
'827.579': world of technology
'829.22': svnit is proud to have prepared not only
'83.939': one of the regional colleges of
'833.16': the best professionals but even more
'835.8': better human beings beneficial to entire
'838.8': humankind
'841.079': s v n i t where the son of Excellence
'846.42': always shines bright
'85.799': engineering and technology in 1961.
'89.4': bearing the proud full name of Sardar
'92.34': vallabhbhai Patel initially the academic
'95.579': work was carried out at Dr S and S
'98.64': Gandhi engineering College Surat and
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'10.46': which is one of the Institute of
'101.7': later on in 1965 it was shifted to the
'105.659': present campus
'107.22': in the first stage undergraduate program
'110.159': in civil mechanical and electrical
'113.399': engineering was offered and later on
'116.1': other undergraduate programs such as
'118.979': Electronics Engineering in the Academic
'12.719': national importance in the country this
'121.68': Year
'122.84': 1983-84 Computer Engineering and
'126.0': production engineering in 1988-89 and
'129.959': chemical engineering in
'132.14': 1995-96 were introduced
'135.12': on the advice of the University grants
'137.879': Commission in context of ugc act 1956
'141.92': the central government declared this
'144.66': institution as one of the National
'147.0': Institutes of Technology with the NIT
'150.68': with the status of deemed University
'153.239': with effect from 4th October 2002.
'157.44': it also holds the privileged status of
'16.08': short presentation is intended to
'160.08': Institute of national importance under
'163.019': nit act with effect from 15th August
'166.56': '2007.'
'168.739': subsequently various postgraduate
'171.36': programs and doctoral programs by all
'174.239': the academic departments as well as five
'177.239': years integrated MSC program in Applied
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'180.54': Mathematics applied physics and applied
'183.54': chemistry were also introduced
'187.319': today six undergraduate and 18
'190.4': postgraduate courses and PHD programs
'193.62': are offered by 10 Departments of this
'196.739': Sardar vallabhbhai National Institute of
'199.5': Technology Surat previously known as svr
'20.76': activities of The Institute namely
'203.64': and svnit at present proudly holds
'208.2': important rank amongst all the nits of
'211.14': India
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'215.34': activities of various departments
'217.44': situated in this approximately 250 Acres
'220.98': of vast Campus of svnit
'228.06': formally working under the ages of the
'23.72': academic research and consultancy
'231.0': Department of applied sciences and
'233.159': Humanities this independent department
'235.739': now is a separate Department research
'239.22': work in the fields of corrosion
'241.159': catalysis ion exchange polymers organic
'245.459': synthesis supramolecular chemistry
'248.42': inorganic chemistry
'250.459': nanomaterials Mass spectrometry
'253.4': microchip and capillary electrophoresis
'256.26': is carried out to emphasize the
'258.78': curricular level by providing broad
'260.94': coverage to all the interdisciplinary
'263.34': branches of chemistry
'265.8': the department offers five years
'267.96': integrated MSC and PHD programs
'27.779': The Institute always welcome interaction
'276.36': earlier working as one of the sections
'278.94': of applied sciences and Humanities
'281.22': Department this department of Applied
'284.04': Mathematics and humanities has evolved
'286.86': as a separate Department offering five
'289.5': years integrated MSC and PHD programs in
'293.46': Applied Mathematics and management
'296.58': foreign
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'30.42': with Industries for research and
'302.699': integrated MSC and PHD programs along
'306.78': with research activities in the fields
'309.18': of metaphysics Material Science
'311.66': theoretical physics space science and
'315.3': particle physics has scattered the
'317.4': country over the years by creating
'319.56': scientists spoon
'324.74': this department of Applied mechanics is
'328.02': dedicated to specialized areas of
'33.18': consultancy in the area of mutual
'330.24': structural engineering and geotechnical
'332.759': engineering
'334.08': all well-equipped Laboratories are among
'336.96': the valuable assets of this department
'339.38': augmenting the overall progress of the
'342.0': students
'343.08': this department has been providing
'345.12': consultancy services in structural
'347.46': engineering and geotechnical Engineering
'350.1': to the Surat Municipal Corporation
'352.34': various government departments and
'355.259': private construction companies too
'36.18': interest I am sure you will find this
'361.68': this department with Comprehensive
'363.84': research infrastructure with top-notch
'366.66': facilities is progressively moving ahead
'369.479': to be an excellent Department already
'372.3': performing at their best in research and
'375.12': publication the outcome of fantastic
'378.0': Engineers from this department of svnit
'381.24': are the most sought out by topmost
'384.18': companies
'388.979': with UG and PG programs along with PhD
'39.239': presentation interesting do contact us
'392.88': program and basic research activities in
'395.88': the areas of environmental engineering
'398.46': urban planning Water Resources
'401.58': engineering transport engineering and
'404.46': planning and with numbers of
'407.1': well-equipped Laboratories this
'409.38': department has outcome of graduates with
'412.199': professional touch to meet the
'414.479': challenges of the 21st century in their
'417.18': respective fields
'418.86': this department provides consultancy
'42.54': if you need any form of interaction or
'421.38': services to SMC government departments
'424.68': Industries Etc
'427.139': under Tech group 2 mhrd World Bank Grant
'431.4': center of excellence in water resources
'434.039': and flood management is established in
'436.68': this department
'441.599': this department of svnit offers
'445.5': ug PG as well as PHD programs
'449.759': with dedicated and efficient faculty
'45.239': need any specific details thank you
'452.28': members this department imparts the best
'455.34': academic courses through its state of
'457.5': art high-end equipments
'463.199': one of the pioneering Departments of
'465.66': svnit this department of electrical
'469.02': engineering offers ug Curves in
'471.66': electrical engineering
'473.58': PG program on Industrial Electronics
'476.36': renamed as Power Electronics and
'479.16': electrical drives was introduced in 2006
'482.88': and in 2012 PG program in Power Systems
'487.86': was introduced to
'489.86': providing its students the
'492.3': state-of-the-art systems with regularly
'494.94': upgraded curriculum this department has
'498.0': put in its best efforts to achieve the
'50.82': independent
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'506.84': commenced in 1982 and received its
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'516.12': development in infrastructural
'518.099': facilities
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'525.24': softwares
'526.8': the vlsi lab is one of the most
'530.22': important labs in all
'532.98': endorsing the special Manpower
'535.32': development program for chips to system
'538.08': design in itiated by the electronics and
'54.96': technological development government
'541.26': information technology department of
'543.42': India
'544.5': this vlsi lab Endeavors as the
'547.98': participating Institute under the IIT
'550.56': Bombay Research Center
'553.7': thank you
'556.26': offering ug course in mechanical
'558.48': engineering and five PG courses along
'562.14': with facilities of research work leading
'564.779': to doctorate degree this prestigious
'567.6': Department of svnit is considered as one
'57.48': then was well aware about the importance
'571.68': of the Premier departments in entire
'573.899': Western zone of India
'576.36': with a good number of experienced
'578.459': faculty members this department has
'581.519': maintained its reputation with the help
'583.74': of over a dozen Laboratories like sic
'587.64': laboratory Advanced fluid Dynamic
'590.88': laboratory Workshop CAD lab and
'594.899': cryogenic laboratory to name a few which
'598.2': are well equipped with sophisticated
'60.059': of national integration merged with the
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'603.36': machines
'604.38': Etc
'605.399': with a record of near 100 of placement
'608.88': for eligible ug students and innovative
'612.06': ideas presented by its students through
'615.0': technical papers at National level
'617.399': symposiums
'62.76': need of producing technocrats for a
'621.62': Central Computer Center one of the
'624.959': Premier Central Learning Resource
'626.82': Centers of The Institute was established
'629.1': in 1995.
'633.92': one of the key facilities of svnit is
'637.92': the Central Library supporting
'64.92': brighter future and had already begun to
'640.32': educational research and Innovation
'643.26': programs by providing physical and
'646.019': intellectual access to necessary
'648.12': information
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'652.8': temple in the hearts of students
'656.16': this automated library has all of the
'659.22': database of its entire collection
'661.26': available physically as well as
'663.6': virtually through online Public Access
'666.06': catalog and web optic to the users via
'669.779': campus Network
'67.799': take appropriate measures to fulfill
'671.519': for the overall development of students
'673.92': along with academics one can find svnit
'677.7': campus bustling all year round with
'680.04': various activities
'684.959': promoting sports activities with
'687.48': facilities like two basketball courts
'69.96': these motifs to boost up this procedure
'690.3': with floodlights cricket ground
'693.24': two volleyball coats with floodlights
'696.24': two International standard tennis courts
'698.94': with class 3 lights and modern seating
'701.64': arrangements
'703.26': big football ground
'708.36': indoor games promotion through two
'711.24': air-conditioned International standard
'713.579': synthetic coats for badminton
'716.1': Ultra Modern gym with more than 15
'719.04': single stations best among all nits
'72.9': a number of Institutions imparting
'723.5': svnit has succeeded to generate athletes
'727.14': and players of national as well as
'729.6': International level who have made svnit
'733.079': feel proud
'738.72': care is taken regarding the physical
'740.88': well-being of the staff and students
'743.399': regular checkups and treatments are made
'746.22': available at Healthcare station
'749.7': foreign
'75.72': technical education on higher level were
'755.54': activities related to culture Science
'758.82': and Technology are carried out
'760.68': periodically to empower the overall
'763.26': development of students under the banner
'766.26': of trishti a technical hobby Club
'769.16': chapters like SAE along with events like
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'776.94': organized
'78.42': established throughout the country and
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'783.899': different boys hostile buildings and a
'787.019': special girls hostel with all of the
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'791.279': a hostile Guest House resident and staff
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'806.22': it is expected that faculty and Alumni
'809.279': Association will reach out our large
'81.119': among all Surat was lucky enough to have
'812.04': number of alumni including many abroad
'814.8': to have more interaction with the
'817.38': Institute and support some of our
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'822.12': always upgrading itself according to the
'825.18': ever expanding and Rapid developing
'827.579': world of technology
'829.22': svnit is proud to have prepared not only
'83.939': one of the regional colleges of
'833.16': the best professionals but even more
'835.8': better human beings beneficial to entire
'838.8': humankind
'841.079': s v n i t where the son of Excellence
'846.42': always shines bright
'85.799': engineering and technology in 1961.
'89.4': bearing the proud full name of Sardar
'92.34': vallabhbhai Patel initially the academic
'95.579': work was carried out at Dr S and S
'98.64': Gandhi engineering College Surat and
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'10.46': which is one of the Institute of
'101.7': later on in 1965 it was shifted to the
'105.659': present campus
'107.22': in the first stage undergraduate program
'110.159': in civil mechanical and electrical
'113.399': engineering was offered and later on
'116.1': other undergraduate programs such as
'118.979': Electronics Engineering in the Academic
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'121.68': Year
'122.84': 1983-84 Computer Engineering and
'126.0': production engineering in 1988-89 and
'129.959': chemical engineering in
'132.14': 1995-96 were introduced
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'137.879': Commission in context of ugc act 1956
'141.92': the central government declared this
'144.66': institution as one of the National
'147.0': Institutes of Technology with the NIT
'150.68': with the status of deemed University
'153.239': with effect from 4th October 2002.
'157.44': it also holds the privileged status of
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'166.56': '2007.'
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'177.239': years integrated MSC program in Applied
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'180.54': Mathematics applied physics and applied
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'190.4': postgraduate courses and PHD programs
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'199.5': Technology Surat previously known as svr
'20.76': activities of The Institute namely
'203.64': and svnit at present proudly holds
'208.2': important rank amongst all the nits of
'211.14': India
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'215.34': activities of various departments
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'228.06': formally working under the ages of the
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'233.159': Humanities this independent department
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'239.22': work in the fields of corrosion
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'245.459': synthesis supramolecular chemistry
'248.42': inorganic chemistry
'250.459': nanomaterials Mass spectrometry
'253.4': microchip and capillary electrophoresis
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'258.78': curricular level by providing broad
'260.94': coverage to all the interdisciplinary
'263.34': branches of chemistry
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'267.96': integrated MSC and PHD programs
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'276.36': earlier working as one of the sections
'278.94': of applied sciences and Humanities
'281.22': Department this department of Applied
'284.04': Mathematics and humanities has evolved
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'296.58': foreign
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'302.699': integrated MSC and PHD programs along
'306.78': with research activities in the fields
'309.18': of metaphysics Material Science
'311.66': theoretical physics space science and
'315.3': particle physics has scattered the
'317.4': country over the years by creating
'319.56': scientists spoon
'324.74': this department of Applied mechanics is
'328.02': dedicated to specialized areas of
'33.18': consultancy in the area of mutual
'330.24': structural engineering and geotechnical
'332.759': engineering
'334.08': all well-equipped Laboratories are among
'336.96': the valuable assets of this department
'339.38': augmenting the overall progress of the
'342.0': students
'343.08': this department has been providing
'345.12': consultancy services in structural
'347.46': engineering and geotechnical Engineering
'350.1': to the Surat Municipal Corporation
'352.34': various government departments and
'355.259': private construction companies too
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'361.68': this department with Comprehensive
'363.84': research infrastructure with top-notch
'366.66': facilities is progressively moving ahead
'369.479': to be an excellent Department already
'372.3': performing at their best in research and
'375.12': publication the outcome of fantastic
'378.0': Engineers from this department of svnit
'381.24': are the most sought out by topmost
'384.18': companies
'388.979': with UG and PG programs along with PhD
'39.239': presentation interesting do contact us
'392.88': program and basic research activities in
'395.88': the areas of environmental engineering
'398.46': urban planning Water Resources
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'404.46': planning and with numbers of
'407.1': well-equipped Laboratories this
'409.38': department has outcome of graduates with
'412.199': professional touch to meet the
'414.479': challenges of the 21st century in their
'417.18': respective fields
'418.86': this department provides consultancy
'42.54': if you need any form of interaction or
'421.38': services to SMC government departments
'424.68': Industries Etc
'427.139': under Tech group 2 mhrd World Bank Grant
'431.4': center of excellence in water resources
'434.039': and flood management is established in
'436.68': this department
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'45.239': need any specific details thank you
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'455.34': academic courses through its state of
'457.5': art high-end equipments
'463.199': one of the pioneering Departments of
'465.66': svnit this department of electrical
'469.02': engineering offers ug Curves in
'471.66': electrical engineering
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'487.86': was introduced to
'489.86': providing its students the
'492.3': state-of-the-art systems with regularly
'494.94': upgraded curriculum this department has
'498.0': put in its best efforts to achieve the
'50.82': independent
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'538.08': design in itiated by the electronics and
'54.96': technological development government
'541.26': information technology department of
'543.42': India
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'547.98': participating Institute under the IIT
'550.56': Bombay Research Center
'553.7': thank you
'556.26': offering ug course in mechanical
'558.48': engineering and five PG courses along
'562.14': with facilities of research work leading
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'571.68': of the Premier departments in entire
'573.899': Western zone of India
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'578.459': faculty members this department has
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'587.64': laboratory Advanced fluid Dynamic
'590.88': laboratory Workshop CAD lab and
'594.899': cryogenic laboratory to name a few which
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'60.059': of national integration merged with the
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'603.36': machines
'604.38': Etc
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'608.88': for eligible ug students and innovative
'612.06': ideas presented by its students through
'615.0': technical papers at National level
'617.399': symposiums
'62.76': need of producing technocrats for a
'621.62': Central Computer Center one of the
'624.959': Premier Central Learning Resource
'626.82': Centers of The Institute was established
'629.1': in 1995.
'633.92': one of the key facilities of svnit is
'637.92': the Central Library supporting
'64.92': brighter future and had already begun to
'640.32': educational research and Innovation
'643.26': programs by providing physical and
'646.019': intellectual access to necessary
'648.12': information
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'652.8': temple in the hearts of students
'656.16': this automated library has all of the
'659.22': database of its entire collection
'661.26': available physically as well as
'663.6': virtually through online Public Access
'666.06': catalog and web optic to the users via
'669.779': campus Network
'67.799': take appropriate measures to fulfill
'671.519': for the overall development of students
'673.92': along with academics one can find svnit
'677.7': campus bustling all year round with
'680.04': various activities
'684.959': promoting sports activities with
'687.48': facilities like two basketball courts
'69.96': these motifs to boost up this procedure
'690.3': with floodlights cricket ground
'693.24': two volleyball coats with floodlights
'696.24': two International standard tennis courts
'698.94': with class 3 lights and modern seating
'701.64': arrangements
'703.26': big football ground
'708.36': indoor games promotion through two
'711.24': air-conditioned International standard
'713.579': synthetic coats for badminton
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'719.04': single stations best among all nits
'72.9': a number of Institutions imparting
'723.5': svnit has succeeded to generate athletes
'727.14': and players of national as well as
'729.6': International level who have made svnit
'733.079': feel proud
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'740.88': well-being of the staff and students
'743.399': regular checkups and treatments are made
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'758.82': and Technology are carried out
'760.68': periodically to empower the overall
'763.26': development of students under the banner
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'769.16': chapters like SAE along with events like
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'776.94': organized
'78.42': established throughout the country and
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'806.22': it is expected that faculty and Alumni
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'81.119': among all Surat was lucky enough to have
'812.04': number of alumni including many abroad
'814.8': to have more interaction with the
'817.38': Institute and support some of our
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'822.12': always upgrading itself according to the
'825.18': ever expanding and Rapid developing
'827.579': world of technology
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'83.939': one of the regional colleges of
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'1.74': Ukraine some Russians are now fleeing to
'10.5': ground in Ukraine with the details on
'100.799': morning of alleged war crimes in piskey
'103.439': rakitski we were taken to a house of
'105.72': horrors inside this tiny cramped
'107.82': basement ukrainians say they were beaten
'109.979': and shot and the Woodland a few miles
'11.94': all of this good morning Ian
'112.079': away holds an even darker secret a
'114.78': torture pit dug into the ground and
'117.119': buried at the bottom a shallow grave two
'119.64': bodies dressed in civilian clothes
'121.579': handcuffed and shot
'125.52': well guys we're just getting breaking
'127.259': news that the Nobel Peace Prize has been
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'132.06': different people it's sending a very
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'135.0': Vladimir Putin one of them is memorial
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'14.7': yeah good morning Cecilia the
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'146.28': organization that's also come Under Fire
'148.98': a message to Putin a message to his
'151.62': allies that the world is watching and
'154.02': trying to hold them to account guys all
'156.42': right Ian panel for us we thank you as
'158.22': always
'159.08': hi everyone George stephanopolis here
'16.56': large-scale Ukrainian cancer offensive
'161.4': thanks for checking out the ABC News
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'165.9': live event coverage click on the right
'167.94': over here to subscribe to our Channel
'170.099': and don't forget to download the ABC
'171.78': News app for breaking news alerts thanks
'173.64': for watching
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'44.16': fight in Ukraine two Russian Nationals
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'159.08': hi everyone George stephanopolis here
'16.56': large-scale Ukrainian cancer offensive
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'162.599': YouTube channel if you'd like to get
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