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yes, best asmr ever :D

Me too! No inane yabbering, or explaining what we can see for ourselves. Japanese stores are so quiet and orderly, it's lovely.

América especially latinamerica are noisy

@@edurivera2219 absolutely true. Actually whole america & part of europe including england are noisy & has been spoiling other countries their culture.

It is not weird at all！I always end up spending more then planed whenever I go Daiso 😂

That’s funny because I had the exact same experience! My mom and I went to Japan in 2019 as well and visited a Daiso. My mom never stopped talking about how much she misses that store. We don’t have anything like this in the US where we live.

@@llivadialilacs I totally get your mom 😂 Have a nice day and stay safe!♥

@@llivadialilacs I think the closest thing to Daiso most of the US has is Five Below (Which really isn't Five below in anything but name (10$ is the highest price now. Most items float around 7-8 at the one nearest me)

Are the qualities good? Things at daiso?

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That’s because America SUCKS!!!!

@@animebrat76 amen

That's because Japanese companies actually care about their image.

Yes, the quality is very good

there is diaso in California but usually smaller stores

So glad you enjoyed it!

Cause shortage of employees, I don’t know how much they paid in tokyo

YOOO

Just went to Japantown...cool place especially all the cosplay, fun to watch while my kids were inside Daiso LOL

@4Freedom4All Because of shipping I’d assume, most things are $1.50, with exceptions for higher-end things like pans and certain electronics.

@4Freedom4All I go to my local Daiso all the time. Stores in the US are mostly $1.50, with some items being more. I was saying items in the store are primarily $1.50. But thank you for incorrecting me?

@4Freedom4All I don't see where that question was asked, so... sure. Good luck with picking stuff up then, you may be able to find it slightly cheaper on Amazon or even ebay. I haven't looked though, your mileage may vary. No conflict needed. lol

:) be strong

So happy that you’re enjoying these videos :)

One day... you will go to Japan and to quote Worf, "IT WILL BE GLORIOUS". No, seriously, one day you'll make it to Japan. Heads up though, arriving into Japan your wallet will resemble Eric Cartman and leaving Japan with all the things you never knew you needed to start collecting, your wallet will look like some waif model from the 80's.

I relate to this on a spiritual level. Life’s a bitch but we just have to keep on going for our dreams because nothing will happen if you don’t keep on trying.

You will be able to go one day, and like a previous poster said...It will be glorious! ☺️👍🏼

@@maeudaou7347 seems like a you problem

@@maeudaou7347 you’re right. The times I’ve been in japan I’ve experienced extreme racism as a white American. That being said the VAST MAJORITY of Japanese are extremely hospitable and amazing people and treated me with a ton of respect

@@cz180p depends where your going to

@@maeudaou7347 it’s just a majority of them mostly people that experienced war

@@cz180p If you are tourist, you might have been rejected in certain social or restaurant areas. Japanese people tend to remain to themselves. In those cases as you might have noticed they don't like loud, non known with local customs or non-Japanese speaking visitors. If I would experience this I wouldn't like it either, but try to understand how tourists in general are. They are free to do what they like. There are no social, traditional or religious rules they are obliged to act upon with Japan. The Japanese are by Japanese society itself! In some cases there have been tourists that violate rules when for example visiting important religious shrines or temples. There is no privilege that says you can do whatever you like. Yes they might ask you to leave again. My friends also experienced the same thing when there were in Japan. In most area's Japan has adapted to English speaking tourism at a incredible rate. I know other countries in the world who do nothing for English speaking tourism in rural or non-tourism areas. I rather also not like to see tourists into my own local restaurant if it isn't meant for tourism. I don't hate them, but sometimes it also nice to not have tourists all around you. Try to put in your own home situation perspective and you will start to understand it more.

in video not all cost 100 yen, often stay on package 500 yen what he shows, so guess its not all for 100 yen.

@@PussyWarcraft but still lol. oh and your name💀

@@PussyWarcraft Yea it must be the same like in germany the 1 euro stores.... its called "1 euro" but most things are 3, 5 or even 10 euro... just a few little things are really 1 euro.... sad :(

Tempered, Nice to meet you

@@PussyWarcraft the same applies to usa dollar stores

I didn’t know you’re immortal? Because that’s how long this pandemic is gonna last.

@@animebrat76 uggh dont say that please

@@animebrat76 STOP HATING AND STFU

What state?! Coz they don’t have one in my state, the only thing they got is the reject shop!!

HELL NO pls stop glorifying this shitty country knowing nothing bout the reality, especially being born as woman, it's nothing but hell, i wanna get out as soon as covid settles

@Serena Nintendo - Who are you making such a comment? You should write proper English rather than broker sentence. What is Dhy? I have no idea. Go and play your Nintendo games, Nintendo.

🤗Stay safe and I hope things go back to normal soon