Sushi Blog

David, a resident in Tokyo introduces a lesser known street, yet packed with plethora of interesting small restaurants. John and David explore alleys with samurai history. The streets and alleys are very quiet in contrast with busy and bustling part of Shinjuku's central area.

Asakusa, the most popular and must-visit district of Tokyo for international tourists.  David tries Kibidango, which is rice cakes covered with soy powder on a stick, and loving it. The video host's street food venture continues.

Simon and Martina invite their viewers to a day in life of Simon and Martina. The couple's interaction with each other is filled with love and fun, they make everyday a Disneyland.  This can be a video on how married couple should treat each other.

Marianna introduces Matsuzakaya Honten Ryokan and Onsen in Hakone, a gorgeous hotel with impressive amenities, not to mention the view from the lounge. The video host's introduction and the way she unfolds what the ryokan offers is so enticing that this may be tantalizing for anyone who has not visited Japan.

John and his assistant Amanda, the first-time traveler to Japan stop at a vending machine to buy beer.  The ubiquitous vending machines have a large selection of beverages to hydrate people walking by. Just about any kind of drinks from soda, tea, and juice to alcoholic beverages are available.