Grocery shopping in Japan | daily life of a housewife | What is the difference from your country?

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Please watch with subtitles.
Let's do some shopping together!
Experience a simulated shopping experience in Japan.
Let me know in the comments what the difference is from your country's supermarket.
I would appreciate it if you could write your country name as well!
I want to interact with many people, so I put subtitles in various languages.
There may be mistakes in the subtitles, but I hope you understand 🙏
You can hear relaxing sounds of daily life without background music♬
(shopping asmr)
🛒Chapters🛒
00:00 outside of the shop
00:18 vegetable corner
03:22 seasoning corner
04:08 snack corner
05:18 Frozen food corner
06:13 liquor corner
07:13 bread corner
08:06 cooked food
08:30 sushi corner
09:00 egg corner
09:22 Dairy product corner
10:27 banana corner
10:59 seafood corner
11:35 meat corner
12:23 pasta corner
12:45 snack corner
13:42 lastly
Make sure you add a 👍 if you like this video and follow the channel for more virtual tours in Japan. :)
#groceryshopping #japanvlog #asmr

Пікірлер: 22

@Toknowaboutjapan-cp7dg Жыл бұрын

Thank you for watching♡ If you have any questions about Japan, please let us know in the comments! I would love to help you with your next video.

@LuisdanielGuerreroarias Жыл бұрын

a🤫🤫🤐😔🥴🥴😴🥴💗

@honglam64 Жыл бұрын

I loved umeshu, when travel to Japan I always brought back some, and I loved the tiny sausage for breakfast too! The taste is different to my local sausage!

@jenm9006 Жыл бұрын

Hi Yuki, l hope all is well and you are having a lovely weekend,l just like to say l feel like l am always shopping when you got a family, your sushi looks great and it’s a lot bigger than it is here and cheaper it cost us £3-£4 for a small one , so keep on shopping and see you in your next video can’t wait to see.🤗🤗(🇬🇧)x

@CBAmakingAusername Жыл бұрын

Thank you for your great video

@Toknowaboutjapan-cp7dg Жыл бұрын

thank you❤ Have a nice day❤❤

@ijlalkaratas9244 Жыл бұрын

Muhteşem videonuz için teşekkürler. Türkiyeden slmlar.

@Toknowaboutjapan-cp7dg Жыл бұрын

türkiyeden merhaba❤ İzlediğiniz için teşekkürler🙏 İyi günler😍

@FaithAnnNB Жыл бұрын

Very interesting to see how similar and different Japan grocery stores are compared to where I live in Canada. We have soy sauce here, Kikkoman is a popular brand. I do not use it every day. You can buy miso here but there are only 1 or 2 options in the stores where I shop. You can also buy KitKat bars in Canada but there are not as many flavours. Stores used to sell the matcha flavour here and it was my son's favourite; we can no longer find that flavour. I like the salted caramel KitKat. I have seen a few Japanese sweets in the "International" section of our grocery store, but not many. The bread I see on some Japanese vlogs looks much thicker and lighter than the bread I normally see. Our bread is often brown because it is whole wheat bread and the breads I buy often are much more dense and have seeds or oats in the bread. I usually make our bread and use a combination of white flour, whole wheat flour and oats. We usually use bread and jam on breakfast toast. Sometimes we use peanut butter, almond butter or Nutella. A peanut butter and jam sandwich is a popular snack.

@Toknowaboutjapan-cp7dg Жыл бұрын

I am very happy that Kikkoman is popular. Are matcha flavored Kit Kats Japanese? In Japan, they are always on sale❤ Japanese bread is soft. Fluffy and very light.

@anna8282 6 ай бұрын

As a Nordic/Scandinavian person, sweet stuff on bread is kinda weird. In my country we typically put salted butter, cheese and/or ham, and sliced veggies (typically tomato, cucumber, bell pepper; also stuff like lettuce or sprouts are popular). Other bread toppings are for example liver paté and pickled cucumber. Or different kinds of pickled/salt cured/smoked etc fish. The bread is often rye bread.

@beckybetsworth4366 Жыл бұрын

Enjoy your videos and comments. 3:30pm

@Toknowaboutjapan-cp7dg Жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching🙏🙏

@hwebb721 Жыл бұрын

Do they sell coke by the case? I never see any soda on these sites.

@Toknowaboutjapan-cp7dg Жыл бұрын

You can't find them in stores, but if you ask the store clerk if you want them in a case, you can buy them!

@user-no1fn3qd2c Жыл бұрын

지에스에서 기중이오는데 2천원 하던데요 통으로 말구 낮게로요 간장팔아요 저대전사람이예요 킷캣읏 낮게 짜리로 팔아요 맥주랑 어울린것 치킨이요

@Toknowaboutjapan-cp7dg Жыл бұрын

간장도 키트 컷도 싸네요! 한국 노구리는 인스턴트라면을 일본에서 자주 사지만 한국에서도 인기가 있습니까? 매우 맛있습니다.

@orijanasladic7246 Жыл бұрын

Kod nas u Croatiji voce i povrce se više prodaje na kile a ima i pakovano sto se uvozi .Luk se kod nas prodaje ns kile meni je cudno kad vidim jabuke luk mrkva na komade

@Toknowaboutjapan-cp7dg Жыл бұрын

hvala na gledanju iz hrvatske🙏🙏 Čudi me da se povrće i voće prodaje na kilograme. Jako sam sretan što znam za kulturološke razlike. Uživajte u sljedećem videu!

@orijanasladic7246 Жыл бұрын

@@Toknowaboutjapan-cp7dg Ajde ispeci jedN kolac baš bi volila probati neku slasticu napraviti ako nađem sastojke .Super si samo nastavi🥰