Good morning.

Welcome to Tokyo.

Creative play.

I'm your host, Emma.

And today I'm here with Charlotte.

Today we've come to Cohen Ji, which is in Sergey NAMI city.

And recently I was in Tsunami City.

I came in with a key, and we did a lot of stuff to do with animation and animate.

It was super cool.

But today we're gonna focus on more than nature.

Side of things, a little bit more chill.

Yeah.

Cathy's restaurants were into some part.

Yeah, And a public bar.

Yeah, Bath that.

A lot of tattoos.

Very nice.

And we're gonna do a little bit of exercise.

Getting some rented by on bicycles.

Soak oranges really close to Shinjuku.

It's only two steps away by express train, so yeah, really easy to access.

And if you're feeling it's a little bit too busy and Shinjuku and your they're a bit too much just coming out to Wendy's.

Yeah, really?

Oh, and there's lots of really cool for shops.

Way actually did a video on that last year.

So if you wanna check that out, please go up into the car.

Okay, So let's go and enjoy a nice staying Cuong.

But also, this video is sponsored by Tsunami City.

So thank you for having us.

Yeah.

Let's go.

Have a good day.

Mhm way.

We made it to our first stop where the cafe called Way.

Got some, Lassie?

Yeah.

Mango yogurt.

Lassie.

Oh, my God.

This way on.

They made them with soy yogurt.

Cool.

Oh, man.

That's really good.

Yeah.

This place has a lot of being a vegetarian.

Options.

Yeah, really cool menu.

It's always crap related.

Tofu.

Tofu?

Yeah.

It's, like a little complex.

A little bit.

We're gonna get a little bit of energy here just before we wake up for breakfast.

Mm hmm.

It's less sweet than usual, which I love.

The texture is a little different texture.

It's not like the usual criminal.

More like putting.

Yeah, We're just gonna stay here, get a little bit of energy before we go on the rest of us cycling journey today.

So to get here, we didn't actually go that far.

It's actually really close to the station.

So even if you're not cycling around core and you just walk here from the station really easily So when she has a surprising amount of vegan and vegetarian cafes.

And really never crap is it fits the vibe, you know, it's very artsy.

There's heaps of options.

Even in this.

Just this cafe there's like a really big menu.

Yeah, the next thing that we're going to is also the unfriendly eso.

He just stopped it, son.

She know Modi Park.

It's so pretty.

There's a little stream running on those ducks.

And Coy's really doesn't feel like we're in Tokyo.

I love the sound of summer right now.

There.

Can you hear the e o over there?

The main question grieving.

Yeah, it's a really nice park.

I've never been here before.

I'm actually like I don't feel like I'm in Tokyo at all.

I'm really surprised I have such a nice green park here.

You know, there's some really cool blossoms over there, so we're gonna take those out.

Okay?

A little menu is so cute, and they have tofu.

Karaj it, which is awesome.

And lots of peach theme.

Yeah, they have ah, more Modi.

Focus of peach inside with white bean milk cookies made with tofu.

Very cool.

So it looks like they're doing a peach and mustard spinach smoothing Komatsu I'm very like green, leafy, super healthy.

I'm so excited with Good for the chance.

Mm.

Thing is the Peach Komatsu in a smoothie.

It's very leafy.

The flavor is really refreshing.

Peach flavors night.

A little bit sweet, too e like how thick it is a swell.

Oh, this is so nice.

The sun just came out and it's really hot.

So after we're probably gonna finish this before we ride.

So it's a bit easier, but we're gonna go to another park and have a little picnic with our little bento on the Carnegie.

Looks really good too.

I can't wait to try everything.

E am so stoked for this tofu karaoke.

E had tofu Carnegie.

I was, like, at a campsite in the middle of nowhere in the countryside.

And they specialized in tofu karaoke.

And it was so good about high expectations for this e really good.

The rice is like super healthy looking, right, Some beans in them.

Mm.

So I'm gonna go back to that place.

Definitely.

E.

I usually avoid going outside in Japan in the summers in general, because it's so hot.

Well, there's something shaded areas in this part of when you think of this in the shade?

It's really good.

Just very chill as long as you have, like a cold drink or something to keep you cool.

So this park stretches all the way along the river.

Yeah, we were just riding along, and it's just like so much green reason trees, and it's just nice having the water beside us.

It's such a good place for a bike ride.

It's just, like, perfectly designed to ride your bike through.

If you do end up renting a bicycle for the day like we did, this is a great part to write it.

I think this is good.

Like normally, I wouldn't picnic, and some are too much for sometimes I do as long as you have, like a nice, cold bottle of water cubicle.

But I think this is a good plan for summer days, and then we're checking out a really cool hotel at the end of the day.

Oh, I'm excited for those, actually, in a video with Norm last year, where we looked at all the nature and stuff around this area.

Really?

Yeah.

So you know, he has a surprising amount of nature.

I also think this would be a good place to stay coming to Tokyo because it's like super close to Shinjuku.

Super close to train lines will take you everywhere else, but it's just, like, really pretty, very chill area.

I'm probably gonna be cheaper than staying in Shinjuku, to be honest.

Yeah, I've never had a moment.

I mean that almost each type.

Thank you.

Oh, so good.

Mm.

So usually there's strawberry inside.

E feel like that's the most common flavor.

The peach goes really well with the white bean coffee.

What?

RB machi.

So cream.

Yeah.

So what, Monty?

It's like more jelly than Machi, I think.

With cream.

Okay.

Just like coffee jelly.

Hmm.

Texture of the what?

I'll be watching.

So nice kind of my God, Like a combination of jello and pudding.

So we had the choice between a coach a T pound cake or a cookie with tofu in it with the cookies.

Okay.

Very soft.

Just like vanilla.

That that definitely works well with the raisins.

£1 cake, coach.

A pound cake with jam.

I'm oh, in it.

Yeah, I mostly ingredient.

I put in my okonomiyaki to make it like moist.

It's not so sweet, but kind of nice.

We've come to another area in the park that's dedicated Thio teaching Children the road rules and traffic safety.

It's like a miniature version of the town that they could ride the bicycles around on and learn like how the traffic lights work and stopping at the train track.

It's really cool.

It's super cute.

They also have, like, everything's in here too Ghana as well.

So it's easy to really can read it on the light.

So, like it's all miniature versions of things, it's super, super cute.

And even if they're not learning how Thio ride bikes.

All right, that has got pots as well.

But yeah, that goes, Yeah, but even if they're not learning, you can still just walk around the area.

There's, like, wings and like things to climb.

Even that little town roll like you could go up into a cute Oh, wait, coming.

Gotta wait for the train across.

So should I be the train?

Okay, way.

Watch out!

A car coming.

Always that the car car.

Okay, so we're about to cross the road.

But when we quest Alright, we gotta put a hand up that's what.

Yeah, what kids do to make themselves easier to see when you put your hand up.

Also, one other thing about lights and profit the green light in Japanese is called Oh, not Midori.

Just to really pick off people that are studying Japanese.

It's green, but they call it Blue Way.

Have to press the button way.

I'm not a giant.

I still well, so many.

I love it.

Yeah, so we just returned our bicycles.

That was a really nice ride.

Yeah, definitely.

I love going through the side streets.

It was really quiet.

We didn't really interact with many cars or pedestrians or anyone.

Really.

It was really chilled.

Yeah, and now we're at Kosugi.

You.

It's a cento here in the city.

What's the difference between on CNN and the center?

So on sends used on send water, which I guess is like a natural spring and kind of filtered water and center was just normal water tap water.

Both of them are really relaxing, especially if you can't get it on Cindy, You centers are definitely excellent as well.

It's just a nice place to go.

Have a nice public bath, get hot very hot.

Feel fresh.

You know, all that good stuff, but yeah, this place looks really nice.

I love the little coy.

It's got a very, like, old style.

Like 86 years old.

O Shea said, Yeah, it's one of 500 Cento in Tokyo.

You wouldn't think there were so many public baths in a big city.

Like, but they're everywhere.

They're really common.

Yeah, let's hop in.

And we're gonna teach you guys a little bit about the rules for entering center and how it works.

Okay, so we're not actually taking a center today taking a center.

We're not going into the center today, but we are going to tell you the rules and comfy with it.

When you come to Japan Festival, we're gonna take our shoes off before we go in.

We're gonna stick them in these lockers.

Retro 63.

Oh, this little cactus inside for cute.

That's really cute when you look.

Hey, what's going on?

You know?

Okay.

Okay.

Nice.

There's no one here today.

It's empty so we could film, but you guys can get a look at what the central bath looks like.

This place is so beautiful.

So a really common feature of Santo is to have a really nice piece of artwork above the bath so you can sit and relax and enjoy the view of the beautiful artwork.

Uh, this is cute.

Cool.

They have English instructions.

Yeah, this place, they actually also speak English.

Yeah, tattoo friendly.

So if you come here, this is a really safe place to go.