A Day in Tokyo: Walking and Eating in Ebisu


00:00 Ebisu station 04:34 Analog cafe in Ebisu 05:15 Eat Taco rice 05:47 Walk again in Ebisu 13:38 Ebisu garden place 14:58 MAP - Ebisu garden place 17:31 Open space 22:26 Night walk 🧎#Subscribe🧎 LIKE & Click here to SUBSCRIBE ▶ https://www.youtube.com/c/JOHNNYJAM504?sub_confirmation=1 Channel membership: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCUOvMmssMC7je3KJVr74E3Q/join 【Walk in Japan】Playlist https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vluAgwCBgQE&list=PLyMWYRYew5PvG3Iz-oE1ERJxGn7WcGxZ2 Tokyo Walks: Experience the iconic districts of Tokyo, including Shibuya, Ebisu, Shinjuku, and more. Discover the city's famous landmarks, local attractions, and everyday life in Japan's capital. Join me for a relaxing day in Ebisu, Tokyo! We'll take a sunny walk through this calm and clean city, exploring its charming streets and enjoying a delicious lunch at a local cafe. Perfect for those looking to experience a peaceful side of Tokyo. 📍 Highlights: Walking through the calm and clean streets of Ebisu Enjoying a sunny day in Tokyo Having lunch at a cozy local cafe Exploring the charming atmosphere of Ebisu Don't forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more Tokyo walks and adventures!

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