Traveling and need a quick meal while on the train? Make sure to pick up an Ekiben (Train Station Boxed Lunch), located at most major train hubs in Japan! Subscribe for weekly food videos (https://goo.gl/ehGFrg) Follow us on Facebook (https://goo.gl/2bR8Bu), Twitter (https://goo.gl/uEymLC) and Instagram (https://goo.gl/ZGvWTG) for daily content! Taking at train or bullet train is usually the best method of travel all across Japan. With so many people moving to and fro, it can sometimes be difficult to sit down at a restaurant or a cafe and enjoy a meal before jumping on a Shinkansen. Thus, we have Ekiben! These quick and portable meals are offered in hundreds of varieties and each major train hub in Japan has their own famous version!Charly and Victor head out to Shizuoka today for a shoot with no time to spare, so they pick up a couple Ekiben and share their experience first-hand.About Yummy JapanBased in Tokyo, Japan, we are a team that is passionate about Japanese Food! Our goal is to introduce and showcase the best restaurants and foods that you can find during your travels throughout Japan.We make weekly content on our channel with our hosts: Charly [ @2minjapan ] and Victor [ @frameoftravel ]. Together, we are dedicated to sharing the best of the best of Japanese cuisine as well as other delicious food you can find in Japan.About our HostsCharly - 2min Japan: Creator and Host of the 2min Japan channel on YouTube, providing a quick view of various aspects of Japan with a comedic twist! https://www.youtube.com/user/2minjapanVictor - Frame of Travel: Travel Photographer and Writer, capturing the essence of Japans beauty, one picture at a time.https://www.instagram.com/frameoftravel/If you have any questions, drop us a question in the comments, wed be more than happy to answer you!In the meantime, if you want to see more Yummy Japanese food, follow us on our:-Website: http://yummyjapan.com-Facebook: http://facebook.com/yummyjapan-Twitter: http://twitter.com/yummyjpn-Instagram: http://instagram.com/yummyjpn
