Japanese Drinking Culture: Standing Bars, Kampai Etiquette, & Retro Drinks in Tokyo
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Shizuka and Max chat about Japanese drinking culture while eating and drinking at izakayas (Japanese gastropubs) in Ueno and Asakusa.
First up is a “tachinomiya” (standing bar) in Ueno called Motsuyaki Otonba, which specializes in “horumon” (offal) dishes. Tachinomiya bars are great to stop by for a quick bite and a drink or two. Here, they try heart, beef tongue, liver, and “motsu nikomi” (stewed innards) and introduce “torizara” (personal plates used when sharing food among groups) and toasting etiquette.
Next, they visit Hoppy Dori (Hoppy Street) in Asakusa, Tokyo, and try the local beverage the area is named after. Hoppy is a beer substitute made from hops, with very low alcohol content (around 0.8%) and is often mixed with shochu (a Japanese distilled alcohol) to make it stronger. It was popularized after WWII at a time when beer was not affordable and Hoppy was more accessible. Today it’s still enjoyed as a retro beverage.
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A Beginner's Guide to Japanese Izakaya: Everything You Need to Know!
Going to an izakaya is one of Japan’s quintessential experiences but if it's your first time, it can be daunting. In this video, we give you a complete overview of entering an izakaya, how to order and classic food and drinks so that you'll be able to enjoy an izakaya like a pro.
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Tokyo Nightlife Guide, 2017 - Let me take you around Tokyo, Japan and show you some of the best things to do in Tokyo at night!
As I mention in the Tokyo Nightlife Guide video, there are a million bars, nightclubs, and restaurants in Tokyo to choose from, so I wanted to break it down by popular nightlife neighborhoods in Tokyo to give you some ideas on things to do in Tokyo at night.
ROPPONGI - Known to be the most foreign-friendly nightlife neighborhood. Home to the Hard Rock Cafe and many other western bars, restaurants, and nightclubs. Some good nightlife areas around Roppongi include Azabujuban and Akasaka.
EBISU - A much more local environment than Roppongi, and home to the awesome Ebisu Yokocho, is Ebisu. My favorite nightlife area in Tokyo along with Nakameguro and Meguro nearby.
SHIBUYA - Famous for the Shibuya Crossing, Shibuya is where many of the biggest nightclubs in Tokyo are, but you can also find a million small, quiet, hidden Shibuya bars as well. Mega clubs like Whomb, Harlem, Club Camelot, Sound Museum Vision, Atom, are very big right now. Be sure to check online before visiting for specials, DJs, and cover charges.
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Learn about and travel to Shinjuku, Tokyo, home to Japan's premiere nightlife and entertainment district. (日本語字幕付き)
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TOKYO: Are you looking for the best Tokyo Nightlife? In this Tokyo Nightlife vlog we show you the best areas to hang out and party while in Japans largest city. Some of these tourist hotspots include Shinjuku Kabukicho, Shibuya, Roppongi, Ginza and the Golden Gai. I was here during Halloween and found it to be normal crowds as before. Basically Tokyo is a city that never sleeps especially in Shinjuku. The Golden Gai closes at 5am and opens around 7PM just to put things into perspective. You will find a similar time of nightlife experience in Shibuya. Ginza and Roppongi are a bit more mellow and do shut down around midnight and stay relatively calm until late afternoon. If you are looking for Tokyo nightclubs maybe consider Shibuya or Roppongi. If crazy and wild nightlife is what you are looking for then head over to Shinjuku.
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How to order in Japanese at a Japanese Restaurant. Practice Japanese phrases at before you come to Japan. Learning these 15 Japanese language phrases will help you in situations when you first enter a Japanese restaurant, when you are ordering from a Japanese menu, if you are trying to ask Vegan in Japanese, Halal in Japanese or Vegetarian in Japanese or even different types of food allergies in Japanese. Not only will these Japanese phrases help when eating at a Japanese restaurant, but also how to order Starbucks in Japanese. These basic Japanese phrases will help you order food in Japanese.
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Just outside of the worlds busiest train station (Shinjuku) is this tiny alley way hidden under all the sky scrapers of the big city. Omoide Yokocho or Memory Lane in English is a small narrow street with about 60 ramshackle bars that can barely fit their patrons in.
While it is a touristy place now, the roots are genuine and have and are frequented by Japanese people after a hard day at work. The history dates back to the post-war 1940s and little has changed since then.
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Tokyo Nightlife: Shibuya Bar Hopping with Magical Trip
Tokyo, Japan - As you all know by now, one of my favorite things to do in Tokyo is go out and experience the incredible Tokyo nightlife!
Thanks to the the popularity of my Tokyo Nightlife Guide video, I was invited by Magical Trip to come experience their new nightlife tour in the Shibuya neighborhood of Tokyo.
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Shibuya is one of the most popular areas of Tokyo — a go-to spot for entertainment, shopping, fashion, and restaurants (both local and international). It’s also home to the iconic Scramble Crossing and many new developments including the Shibuya Sky observation deck, Miyashita Park and Shibuya Parco.
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Osaka Japan Nightlife Travel Guide 2023 4K
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Japan is an incredible destination with a rich culture, but it's important to be respectful of local customs and traditions while you're there. In this video, I will show you 6 things NOT to do in Japan to ensure you're showing respect for Japanese culture. From not tipping to avoiding public displays of affection, we'll cover the most important dos and don'ts for travelers to Japan.
Additionally, I share some tips on how to blend in and act like a local, so you can fully immerse yourself in the culture without offending anyone. Whether you're a first-time visitor or a seasoned traveler, this video is a must-watch before your trip to Japan. After watching this vlog, you'll be able to fully appreciate and respect the culture while having an amazing time in this beautiful country.
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Experience the real nightlife based on Japan’s “Snakku” (Snack Bar) Culture.
- What is Snakku (Snack Bar)?
Snack bars are believed to have originated at the time of the Tokyo Olympic Games in 1964. They began as late-night restaurants, serving light meals (snacks) in addition to alcohol. Normally the snack bar customers sit at the counter, and are served by a barkeep called either mama (female) or master (male).
- Where to experience the Snakku Culture in Japan?
Fukuromachi is the best place that you can't find in big cities. Fukuromachi is a district in an old castle town of Hikone, Shiga. In the past, Fukuromachi was actually a red-light district, with brothels occupying much of the district, reaching a peak of 69 such establishments in 1929. But those businesses were ordered to shut down in 1958, and so the area began a transformation into the Fukuromachi of today. The new district thrived, becoming the largest nightlife district of Shiga’s Koto region (east side of Lake Biwa). Walking through the alleys, some of the buildings still retain elements of the former district such as Bengara-goshi (red lattice), offering a glimpse into the past. Fukuromachi now offers a variety of places to gather and socialize, from traditional snack bars to more casual, modern ones. Yet, the snack bar remains a popular favorite.
- How to enjoy some snack bars in Fukuromachi?
Typically, each snack bar has their own pricing system, including things like a “table charge” that includes small snacks and drinks, “bottle-keep” service allowing customers to purchase a private bottle that is kept for return visits, unlimited drinks for a set period of time, and so on. But for first-time visitors, these systems can be confusing, so we are offering easy-to-use tickets for your convenience to try some of the local bars and restaurants and enjoy a special night out in Hikone. You can easily buy the Hikone Bar-Hopping Drink Tickets online from the link down below with some detailed information. With many bars to choose from, you’re sure to find whatever you’re looking for, whether it’s a quiet place to unwind, a chance to enjoy mama’s cooking, or a night to show off your talent with karaoke!
- Fore more information of Hikone Bar-Hopping Drink Tickets
*NOTES
Hikone Bar-Hopping Drink Tickets are currently not available due to the pandemic.
Shimokitazawa Nightlife: Cool Japanese Bars and Hangouts
Shimokitazawa – a vintage, bohemian neighborhood only a few stops from central Tokyo – has plenty of cool bars, hangouts and nightlife options. Have a look inside one of our favorites: Mother's Ruin.
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