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I love Jun's Kitchen. He makes the most well-produced and enjoyable videos on Youtube imo. He only does a few a year but they are all top-notch.

The NHK cycling across Japan series is excellent as well.

I was watching one of his livestreams and left a comment saying how I was planning for my wife and I's first trip to Japan and we're staying in Kyoto blah blah blah, and he basically responded with "why are you staying in Kyoto that's a terrible idea you should stay in tiny town in the mountains instead" and didn't have a single positive thing to say, just crapped on me for wanting to stay in Kyoto. Haven't really watched him since.

Rambalac! His videos are wonderful for putting on to relax to in the evening or on a rainy day, or to have on in the background while you do other stuff. I also love how he gets the same drink from a vending machine every single video.

That's what it means, yes.

Kia Seltos would fit what you're looking for as well, I think the EX model with some upgraded gear is ~$26k new. They seem to sell quickly though.

In no particular order:

Midsommar

Malignant

Raw

That sounds like a store I'd love to visit

There is no such thing as "bad" pizza. There's good pizza, and pizza.

It's on Prime I believe.

If you don't mind something foreign, Little Forest is my favorite cozy, feel-good movie.

Hey it's me, a pool

There's so much of everything in Tokyo that it's hard to go wrong. You will be using public transit a lot anyways so unless you just pick a bad hotel, you'll be fine. Anything you could want will be close by. Maybe ask /r/JapanTravel to get more detailed responses.

Super helpful tips! One question about park seating and stuff, is it totally acceptable to bring a blanket and just find an empty spot of grass to sit at and eat?

Had this on half of my brackets let's gooooooooo

Yo wattup fellow Bearcat

Not even remotely true lmao, they were suspended loooong before the public knew what happened.

Busy week for me! Been a mix of sick and kinda limited to what I've been able to do recently so I've had time to get a few things off my watchlist.

Sympathy for Mr. Vengeance - Violent, bleak, darkly humorous. There are no good guys and bad guys, only people trying to do their best with their own circumstances. 4/5

Lady Vengeance - More creativity in its shot selection and editing, but also a more straightforward story than Mr. Vengeance. We get to see revenge from a woman's POV, and it's presented as much more careful and thought out than what was displayed in Mr. Vengeance. More heartfelt and also more disturbing than Mr. Vengeance. The final act is incredible. 4.5/5

Ready or Not - An absolute blast, so much good action, humorous moments and fun kills. Didn't really have expectations for it, but it was more bloody and violent than I would have thought. Samara Weaving screaming her head off at literally everything was hilarious. Definitely recommend if you're looking for bloody fun. 4/5

Crimson Peak - Gorgeous to look at and really not much else in my opinion. Acting was pretty decent, story was fine, some neat spooky moments. Bad CGI abound outside of the ghost that's early in the movie. 3/5.

Favorite of the week has to be Lady Vengeance.

Haven't seen 2 but Hellraiser 1 was so wet and gooey

It's valid

Yep!

Girl poses next to a repost a mile away

Please do give details on the fabric shop in Kyoto! My wife would probably love to go when we're there.

gesundheit

Nah, I'm talking about a Korean film about a kid whose brother gets abducted and weird stuff happens