I Tried all of Japan’s “WINTER TECH'

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[TokyoLens]

*How many of these were new for you?*
Let me know down below!! Did you have a favorite?

Oh by the way
that weird mystery device....
was a portable hair dryer of all things
wild!

[Arcadian-Nova]

as a frequent user of heating pads bc of chronic pain issues, i do wanna warn yall to be carefull. most might not burn your skin upon touch, but long term use may leave you with what they call " toasted skin syndrom" luckily it seems that for most people just its easy to fix by not using the heat source and giving your skin some time to heal again.

[lydiakies]

I work at an unheated barn, in the water department. I just discovered adhesive toe warmers. I kept yelling "I can feel my toes!!"

[JulianaBlewett]

I've been sleeping with a heated electric blanket for a year now and the advances they've made in safety are undeniable. I absolutely love it and I will never give my heated electric blanket up.

[Synmomusic]

First thought: OH cool train! Second Thought: I also like trains. Thanks for including the train.

[WhiteWulfe]

This seems like the perfect video to watch with today's blazingly warm -27C (and -35C windchill). Love the twists and turns the video took, especially the end with the whole "nah, let's just relax and chill" and "oooh, train"

[ThetaWindfall]

I love that you and the monkey at the end both looked up at similar times, so in sync. was adorable

[perlen]

The biggest shock for me was the self-cooking bento, like jaws dropped for a whole minute, in complete awe. Also first time learning here about kotatsu in trains, so cool!

[ms.c.parker]

We recently went through a heat wave here in Australia, so watching this makes me feel nice and cool. The monkeys are gorgeous and the Japanese tech is amazing. Thanks for showing such awesome gadgets. As always you never cease to crack me up laughing.

[sheilaellvira]

I think I’d prefer to stick to old school solutions over heat tech items as well. Wouldn’t want to get burned trying to keep warm. I’d be one of those people who forgets to turn it off and just falls asleep.

Loved the chilling with the monkeys part! They’re so cute! 😊

[prairiepanda]

Using water to control snow accumulation absolutely blows my mind. A setup like that in the Canadian prairies would just create a hockey rink!

[CrashHobbyX]

Mystery item has to be an electric NES cartridge blower. Heat setting is for games that make you rage quit.

[barbarakayton]

When you heat an eye bag that is filled with wheat, rice, lupin, etc, in the microwave, you should always have small mug or dish of water next to it, to prevent the dry material and stuffing from igniting. :)

[Peratohtori]

7:51 The microwavable beanbags are great for your sore throat when you're sick, it's also just really nice if you get the shivers during a fever

[EchoMirage]

Some of the tech is really insane! Next time please point the thermal camera to the plugs ratnest, something like that is probably enough to warm a room in and on itself! 😄

Also, the monkey...

[MasterPuppets]

This is a cozy video. I especially loved the monkeys and train! Not sure if it's "winter tech" but in some Japanese towns they run water under the street and there's a big hatch you can open and deposit snow into and it'll just take it away. Being from somewhere where I've done tons of snow shoveling, this is the best winter tech imo. Take care

[christianknight]

This is video is quite amusing and I like how it was presented in a clear and concise format.

[littlewigglemonster]

Those leg warmers for desk are a game changer I bought a big one, my rental in Canada gets SO cold and drafty I use that think at desk 100-100 times all winter long

[itsellysaurus]

Your content always brings me joy. i cannot wait to come back to japan, and next time i might go during winter!

[poskeegget]

Always so delightful to watch your videos.