Name: 6 Hoạt động thú vị để làm ở Ginza, Tokyo - Nhật Bản (6 Fun Things To Do in Ginza Tokyo - Japan)
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All right so we have been staying in Ginza for the past three nights and four days and we've discovered so much to do around here. We've never focused on one area in Tokyo and this time we kind of focused on Ginza because we noticed there was a lot of cool things around here.

Được rồi, chúng tôi đã ở Ginza trong ba đêm và bốn ngày qua và đã khám phá ra rất nhiều điều thú vị để làm ở đây. Chúng tôi chưa bao giờ tập trung vào một khu vực cụ thể ở Tokyo, nhưng lần này chúng tôi đã tập trung vào Ginza vì nhận thấy có rất nhiều điề

Yeah typically when we come to Japan it's like we hop around from Shibuya to Harajuku and then just other random surrounding areas so it's kind of cool that we focused on one area this time. Yeah and like I said they have really neat things to do so here are like some of our favorite things that we like to do in Ginza. One of the places we checked out was just right behind our hotel like super easy to access was Uniqlo. You know we didn't have any intentions to go shopping we just wanted to check it out because we were so amazed that it was 12 floors.

Đúng vậy, thông thường khi chúng tôi đến Nhật Bản, chúng tôi thường lang thang từ Shibuya đến Harajuku và sau đó là các khu vực lân cận khác, nên thật thú vị khi lần này chúng tôi tập trung vào một khu vực cụ thể. Đúng vậy, như tôi đã nói, ở đây có rất nh

Now the reason why it's 12 floors is because this is the Uniqlo store because it's their flagship store but once we got there we were so impressed with the design it was pretty amazing.

Lý do tại sao tòa nhà có 12 tầng là vì đây là cửa hàng Uniqlo, vì đây là cửa hàng flagship của họ. Nhưng khi chúng tôi đến đó, chúng tôi thực sự ấn tượng với thiết kế, nó thật sự tuyệt vời.

Like you know once we walk in you'll see like this cool display of shirts like swinging back and forth. There's this cool wall of their items like socks spinning around. Yeah you really like the digital art stuff too. And like the digital display was fantastic. I mean I love like just the design of the building and the inside the interior stuff that they did was just phenomenal.

Như bạn biết đấy, khi bước vào, bạn sẽ thấy một màn trình diễn áo thun rất độc đáo, chúng đung đưa qua lại. Có một bức tường trưng bày sản phẩm của họ, như những đôi tất xoay tròn. Đúng vậy, bạn cũng rất thích những tác phẩm nghệ thuật kỹ thuật số. Và màn

But yeah so we weren't gonna go shopping but I did buy a couple of shirts and Candy always likes to get the innerwear. Yeah I like to get their innerwear. I usually buy like their heat tech in the winter and the summer I buy their arism type of clothing. Yeah also there is a coffee shop there too. Oh yeah. So on the 12th floor on the very top floor there's a coffee shop so that's super unique. Yeah that's unique and on that same floor there's like this rest area that faces the street so even if you just wanted to like just do some people watching on that floor that's pretty cool too. Anyways it's a great place to check out if you're having to be in the area and the other buildings surrounding that area are really cool too so it's a great spot to hit up.

Nhưng mà, chúng tôi không định đi mua sắm, nhưng tôi đã mua vài chiếc áo sơ mi và Candy luôn thích mua đồ lót. Ừ, tôi cũng thích mua đồ lót của họ. Thường thì tôi mua loại áo giữ nhiệt của họ vào mùa đông và vào mùa hè thì mua loại quần áo Arism. Ừ, ở đó 

So we're staying at the AC Hotel and right behind us is the Ginza 6. It's a shopping mall and I believe I forgot how many floors there were but the rooftop is a rooftop terrace and a lot of people like go up there to enjoy the views of the skyscrapers. There's also like a kids playground so it's great for families. It's like a garden it's not a greenery there so like you're surrounded with all these tall buildings in the city and once you get up there it's like you get to enjoy like just the greenery and just nature so that's a really cool place. I think they call it a sky garden or something. Yeah I think it's a sky garden. There's actually quite a bit of people up there just relaxing. Having lunch. Having lunch which is a great place to have lunch if you go and buy food downstairs. They have really unique food and it's a bit high-end I would say but if you buy something down there and then take it upstairs to eat I think it's a great place to enjoy like the views plus the nature and yeah just you know just take in all of Ginza. Also in Ginza is Japan's oldest bakery called Kimuraya and they're actually well known for their Anpan which is really a popular like traditional bread type of bread in Japan. I know you have it a lot. Well it's what's traditional is the Anko which is a sweet bean so then it's really sweet and it's

Chúng tôi đang ở khách sạn AC Hotel và ngay sau lưng chúng tôi là Ginza 6. Đó là một trung tâm thương mại và tôi nghĩ mình đã quên mất có bao nhiêu tầng, nhưng tầng thượng là một sân thượng và nhiều người thích lên đó để ngắm cảnh các tòa nhà chọc trời. C

I would say it's a quiet taste for some people. I like it. My mom really likes it. I don't think you're really like a big fan of it. I don't like it. But using that sweet bean Anko and then that's how they put

Tôi nghĩ đó là một hương vị nhẹ nhàng đối với một số người. Tôi thích nó. Mẹ tôi rất thích nó. Tôi không nghĩ bạn thực sự là một fan hâm mộ lớn của nó. Tôi không thích nó. Nhưng sử dụng loại đậu ngọt Anko đó và đó là cách họ làm.

Anpan means bread so they kind of shortened it like Anpan but yeah it's a very traditional flavor in Japan so if you want to try something really traditional we suggest checking out this bread shop. So they have the main section with like their bread so the main one is the Anpan but they also have so each of them have a filling in it. They also have like a green tea cream filling a custard filling and that's what we got but they have other breads there too. So that shop or the bakery has been around since the 1800s in the Edo period so that's why it's like well known too because it's you know it's still there in the Ginza area whereas like everything else is so modern. New to Ginza right now is the Art Aquarium and we actually kind of had this last on our list because we weren't sure if we really wanted to go so we did have time left so we were like okay let's go check it out because it's really close to our hotel. The Art Aquarium is actually quite nice. It's pretty cool like right when you walk in you see this amazing array of colors and like fish tanks and it's just it's really gorgeous. I was more amazed by it than I thought I would be and yeah it is a small space but it's bigger than I thought too because I thought it was going to be even more small but they do have several rooms where you can look through these very colorful fish tanks and different kind of art. Yeah and they're all goldfish too which and the goldfish are always like so pretty when they're floating in water. I just loved how the goldfish they would have different like species too which I have only usually just see one species of goldfish so it's kind of interesting seeing all the different species so that was really interesting to me. So about an hour we spent in there and then when we exited there was a gift shop and don't skip this gift shop because they have some really unique stuff in there. I bought some items. I would have probably bought more but I have limited space so definitely check out the gift shop when you're there. One of the things I've been wanting to do in Japan is go to a yakitori shop so we did find one here in Ginza called Tsukumimi and the first time we tried to go they were packed and we couldn't get in so the second night we tried we were able to get in and we're so happy we were able to get in because it was so cool in there the way they had the setup. You had to first take off your shoes and they put us in this little private booth and yakitori is chargrilled chicken on skewers. It's a very traditional especially bar item and that's just the one thing I grew up loving yakitori.

Anpan có nghĩa là bánh mì, nên họ đã rút gọn tên gọi thành Anpan. Đây là một hương vị truyền thống rất phổ biến ở Nhật Bản. Nếu bạn muốn thử một món ăn truyền thống thực sự, chúng tôi khuyên bạn nên ghé thăm tiệm bánh mì này. Tiệm có khu vực chính bán bán

So many izakayas in Japan they do charge you a service charge. In Japanese it's more translated to like a seat charge and basically for that space for that seat they charge you on top of the food you order so kind of just kind of think of it as tipping like automatic tipping that they put on there. It varies on where you go but the place we went to was pretty average it was like 550 yen.

Ở Nhật Bản có rất nhiều quán izakaya và họ thường tính phí dịch vụ. Trong tiếng Nhật, phí này thường được dịch là "phí chỗ ngồi" và cơ bản là họ tính phí cho không gian chỗ ngồi đó, ngoài ra còn tính thêm vào hóa đơn đồ ăn bạn đặt. Bạn có thể coi nó như m

Typically like the izakaya places or like nighttime kind of places is where they charge these seat charges. Yeah you won't see this at normal restaurants this is just like at bars.

Thường thì ở những nơi như quán izakaya hoặc các quán bar vào ban đêm là nơi họ thu phí chỗ ngồi. Đúng vậy, bạn sẽ không thấy điều này ở các nhà hàng bình thường, đây chỉ là ở các quán bar.

So anyways we enjoyed our food there we had a great time taking pictures in there because although it was difficult because it's so tiny in there this space but yeah definitely a spot to check out and they were very friendly to tourists. Their menu did have English so if you can't read Japanese it's not an issue there. And then to note what time we went so the first time we went it was around nine o'clock so they were they just filled up all their seats because there's two people in front of us and they got the last two seats. And it's a weekday too not even a weekend. Yeah so last night was Thursday and we went there around like 5 p.m. ish. 5 5 30.

Vậy là chúng tôi đã thưởng thức bữa ăn ở đó và có một khoảng thời gian tuyệt vời khi chụp ảnh ở đó. Mặc dù không gian bên trong rất nhỏ hẹp nên hơi khó khăn, nhưng đây chắc chắn là một địa điểm đáng để ghé thăm. Nhân viên ở đó rất thân thiện với du khách.

Also it was like 5 30 and it was still like not that packed so I think 5 30 is a great time at 5 30 at 6 is a good time to go but by the time we left it was pretty packed and that was around like 7 ish. Oh yeah and then when we left they already had our shoes waiting for us and I was like oh they already knew. They're on top of it. Yeah they're on top of it. Another cool eatery to check out in Ginza is Jangara Ramen. It's pretty famous in Japan it's really well known as a chain restaurant in Tokyo. I didn't even know this place existed until I saw this tv show which I watched when my mom watches a lot. It's called you uh naze nihoni which means like why are you visiting Japan. So what they do is they go to the airport and interview like these tourists that come in on the plane and they ask them why they're in Japan visiting. So one of the episodes that I watched while I was here was this guy that visits all the Jangara Ramen places and he was here actually three years ago and visited a few places and then he came back again to visit more Jangara

Cũng khoảng 5 giờ 30 và lúc đó vẫn chưa đông lắm, nên tôi nghĩ 5 giờ 30 là thời gian lý tưởng. Từ 5 giờ 30 đến 6 giờ là thời gian tốt để đi, nhưng khi chúng tôi ra về thì đã khá đông, lúc đó khoảng 7 giờ. À đúng rồi, khi chúng tôi ra về, họ đã chuẩn bị sẵ

Ramen places and I'm like what is this ramen place because I love ramen I've never even heard of it. Yeah Chris is a huge fan of ramen. So I was like thinking like oh maybe we could check this place out if it's nearby and it just so happened that there is one in Ginza like right by our hotel.

Những quán ramen và tôi tự hỏi: "Quán ramen này là gì vậy?" vì tôi rất thích ramen mà chưa từng nghe nói đến nó. Ừ, Chris là một fan cuồng của ramen. Nên tôi nghĩ: "À, có lẽ chúng ta có thể ghé qua quán này nếu nó gần đây" và thật trùng hợp là có một quán

So we went to go check it out and it's a really small space like a lot of places in Japan but this place is super small too so most likely you'll come across a line but they move it pretty fast and they're very efficient with their system like while you're waiting in line they take the people's orders ahead of time you know when they see that people are about to leave so like oh what do you want to eat so then right when you sit down when you come in your food is already there so very very efficient system that I like. So right now I read that tonkotsu ramen is pretty popular and it's like trending and it's a pork broth you said? Yeah it's pork and so regular ramen is soy sauce based but the tonkotsu ramen it's pork bone broth based and so that's their specialty it comes from Kyushu too and you can get like a basic ramen bowl with like the pork the sliced pork that it comes with there's like some kind of seaweed and negi green onions but then on top of that if you want more you could add eggs you can add tarako which I don't know what tarako is in English it's um tarako is I always forget it's basically like little fish eggs yeah little fish eggs and then some other things but and then they have everything in English too so the top menu was in Japanese but on the bottom you'll see like the English menu too so again they're very foreign friendly as well I think it's a cool like spot to stop by because it's so well known in Japan and you know tonkotsu ramen is like trending so those are our favorite places that we like to stop by on Ginza I hope you'll get to check them out too if you have any other suggestions on Ginza please let us know I hope you like this video if you did please give it a thumbs up and if you want to watch more of our videos please subscribe to our channel thanks for watching bye!

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