Japanese Street Food Tour by Narita Airport

Japanese Street Food Tour by Narita Airport at Naritasan Shinshoji ( Narita Omotesando). This local near tokyo street food tour is very different than many of the street food spots that I've shown as many of the shops and restaurants here still have an Edo period feel. It’s only about a 10 minute train ride from Narita Airport so you can come here if you’re on a layover or just in the area. After you get off at Narita station, there’s a 800m long omotesando shopping street, sando for short, that leads directly to the Narita san Shinshoji Temple which dates back more than 1000 years. This area flourished during the Edo period and you can still see some of that influence today. These are my favorite and best Japanese street food spots in this area.

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0:00 - Intro
1:07 - 1. Hayashida no Osenbei

3:10 - 2. Kintoki no Amataro

4:53 - 3. Kawatoyo

7:55 - 4. Share's Kitchen

9:17 - 5. Narita Yume Bokujo

10:35 - 6. Miyoshiya

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Hey Paolo! Can you do "A day in the life of a Tama zoo employee"? Or any zoo? Thanks! Keep up the good work!

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Paolo's reactions to good food are 100x more authentic and convincing than any cooking show host.

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Day in the life of vending machine vendors and stockers would be cool 🤔

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[With_Me_JAPAN]

Love Paolo's street food tour!❤️ This place looks so beautiful. It's sometimes good to go away from busy Tokyo and indulge yourself into ancient period😊💕

[stephenfreeman]

Thanks for this. Our first trip to Japan in 2006 we walked down this very street to the temple . Our kids we’re only 13 and 10. Years old ..now they both live in Japan!! Many thanks

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Paolo, your videos make my Friday nights. Thank you for all the wonderful information and for being you.

[Jordan-inJapan]

I love those old streets that preserve the original architectural style. Just wandering around there, you really feel like you’ve been transported to another era. Something that Japan really does well.

My area (Ise city in Mie prefecture) has a seriously impressive old street/ neighborhood like this: Okageyoko-cho, near Ise Grand Shrine. Check it out if you’re in central Japan. Kp!🍻

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Paolo your vids are comforting in a time I had to cancel plans to visit Tokyo, Kyoto, and Osaka in September with my wife due to the on-going travel ban. I'll continue to watch and await the time I get to visit these cool places.

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Good Morning Paolo fan from Philippines.

[katylibarnes]

I was supposed to go to Japan for the first time last year and it was either Narita Intl Airport as my entry or exit port. I never thought of exploring Narita but now I have seen this I will put it on my list of places to visit if and when i get the chance to go there after this C19 dust settles down.

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