Osaka Food Guide: http://migrationology.com/2015/09/osaka-food-guide-japan/
On Day 8 in Japan, we traveled from Osaka to Kyoto. During the day, we enjoyed a couple of delicious meals, including a tempura rice bowl for dinner, and also went to a couple of temples in Kyoto.
00:33 Easy Lunch in Osaka – One of the budget ways to eat at restaurants in Japan is to eat cafeteria styles restaurants which typically serve a range of different Japanese foods. You walk inside, pay with the vending machine, and then you get your tray of food. I had the broiled salted mackerel, which was delicious and it cost 650 JPY for my meal.
3:16 Osaka to Kyoto – After lunch we said goodbye to Dwight (http://bkkfatty.com/), and we continued on to Osaka station, where we found our train to Kyoto. The train, on the JR Special Express Kyoto Line, took just 30 minutes from Osaka and cost 560 JPY. We arrived to a rainy Kyoto, and we decided to purchase a one day bus ticket for 500 JPY to be able to go around Kyoto and do some things.
6:03 Ginkaku-ji Temple (銀閣寺) – 500 JPY – Our first stop on our sightseeing tour of Kyoto was to visit the Ginkaku-ji Temple (銀閣寺), and after paying our entrance fee, we walked around. Even though it was crowded, it was really beautiful, and what really stood out to me were the gardens.
7:57 Kiyomizu-dera (清水寺) – 300 JPY – After spending about an hour at Ginkaku-ji Temple (銀閣寺), we got back on the bus, and headed to another famous temple in Kyoto, this time Kiyomizu-dera (清水寺). It was extremely busy as well, but with a visit, and I enjoyed it.
10:49 Tempura Rice Bowl at Ginza Hageten – For dinner we headed back to Kyoto Station, since we needed to get there for transportation and also because our bag was there, and we stopped in the downstairs food area and found a restaurant called Ginza Hageten, serving tempera. I ended up ordering the tendon, a tempura rice bowl, which was delicious.
Finally, to end our day, we took the train to Fushimi-Momoyama Station, where we found our way to Maison Fushimi, where we had pre-booked a room.
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mark you need to include your wife in your videos
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That tempura dish looks so delicious sorry I was not there to share
Kiyomizu temple is a must see.
watching your meal while taking my 711 ready meal is really tasteful.
Tempura is as close to heaven as I will ever get.
Mark! How about trying japanese maid cafes. Japan have various entatainment for men.
Excellent.. I hope you realize what an awesome wife you have??? ?
Not sure if I missed it, but anyone know how much his tempura bowl was?
m a regular viewer of your blogs. missed mica in this video
Tempura or tendon is really Tokyo thing but enjoyed all over Japan. You’ll notice sauce or tare is sweeter in Tokyo.
here is the best food vlogger that will ever be
5:46 girls with striped shirt god damn cute XD
If yiu are in Japan, go to a really good restaurant, come on …
What a simple lifestyle! I admire Ying very much. She is still wearing the same sneakers up to now, that must be 4 years now. WOOOW!!!!!!!!!111
Another orgasm…
Best ever food blogger should have his own TV series
I love the sharing from the site seeing and your comments of the great looking food!
You could actually feed this guy poo and he'd be like……. Oooohh…… Ooohhhh….. Ohh maan
美味しそう！
( •8• ) Thank you！
Always watching your superb vids mark! God bless always…
everything in Japan is so beautiful. The people there make it a point for it to be that way.
That's too much everything is awesome
I watch a lot people eat food on YouTube but you Mark Wiens have the best reactions like I swear
Looks like Kaneko Hannosuke
You can always ask if they have Chili. It's called Shichimi( seven spices), and all restaurants have that.
Mark Weins i really enjoyed watching all of your videos?
My husband and I are literally sitting right now in the tempura bowl restaurant in Kyoto and it is as delicious as Mark's orgasmic egg reaction made it seem. We had the exact tendon bowl he ordered and by god the whole thing was amazing. We also showed the chefs and the waitresses this video and they were so excited and had no idea they were featured on a YouTube video with over 1 million views. Thanks for the recommendation Mark!!
I love Mark and his wife Ying and their son Micah! OMG, I love how when he visits certain places he makes people want to go there just to explore the food. However, what I love more than that is how he actually goes to rural areas and sees how the locals live, and cook their food. He actually takes the time to get to know these people and see how they live their daily lives. These people love Mark they welcome him every time and it’s so awesome how he brings his son with him and they love Micah like he is their own. He shows his son to be open to all races and religions I love it and I love how he shows us that there is nothing to be afraid of, they are humans too and we should travel to see how other cultures of people live. We need more love in this world and I just want to thank Mark and Ying for doing just that. ❤️
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damn ! imagine his face when he nuts
beautiful place
You eat a plain egg and make cum face and sounds, WTF dude. Weirdo!
Tempura Twinkie?
6:38 name of the song?
ying has Scooby doo laugh:-)
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Really works!
日本へようこそ！
Welcome to JAPAN!!
I have a feeling that your defs a screamer in bed
What time train stop working at night and start working ?
Thank you, Mark. Another great video!
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Great food and adventure.
I mean the public transport…
are buses in Japan crowded as compared to that of India?
cannabis plant at 7:31 lol
Japan is the best example of amalgamation of traditions with modernity
welcome to Japan. In Osaka I wanted you to eat "Takoyaki" and "Okonomiyaki".