I'm all about that Mini-stop, but Lawson is a close second. It's actually funny that you uploaded this when you did. I did a Ministop video coming out tonight. Gotta say yours covered conbini way better. Hahaha. Excited to see another up and coming KZfaqr making more than just vlogs!

I thought it isn't allowed to take videos there?

Technically your not. But you can either A. get permission from the conbini's PR team (Not fun and requires a lot of time and Japanese) B. Film anyways. Japan is pretty non confrontational.

Every time I go to Japan, the first thing I do is hit up Lawson, get a spaghetti, a loaf of white bread, and some milk.

TokiYuYu You must have lived in the U.S. first? Do explain? Need some background bio?

Planning exactly same thing! :)

Only one empty suitcase? I’m taking two! And if absolutely necessary, I’ll buy a cute Japanese suitcase there (making it three!)

That’s exactly what I’ve recommended ppl do if they go there! lol 😊

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O Yoko oh that's very interesting. thank you for that explanation of Japanese culture. 😊

O Yoko how about ice cream? When I was in Japan, I went to buy ice cream and then I went to the station and I was walking and eating my ice cream sandwich at the same time. People kept looking at me in a weird way and I felt embarrassed, so I tried to finish it quickly. Is it the same? Is it bad manners to eat ice cream while walking to the station?

Jahaziel Martinez apparently in Japan it's bad manners to eat while walking (that's also why they don't have many bins on the street apparently!)

Hi. I think it is still ok to have an ice cream sandwich while you are walking on the street, since it's kinda street food or finger food. Maybe some old generation people would mind it a little though. At a staion, right? Not on a train? Then it's not that big deal, I believe. If it was not an ice cream sandwich but a bento box or cup noodle, I'd be also a bit surprised and take a glance at you :D I'm in my 30s, when we were younger we were told not eat and drink something while we were walking. Also, we were told not to sit on the ground, like at a station or on the train. But teenagers/millennials in Japan, YUTORI generation, are a bit different... Like in any other countries :D What I was really impressed about is you actually felt people looked at you and tried to understand something weird happening there. I think you are a real traveler. You notice any subtle cultural differences. There are some tourists from China, they enjoy the trip in their own way. Do you know what I mean? Whenever I travel, I always tried to understand the culture there, to follow the local rules/manners as much as I can, and enjoy learning them. Like "When in Rome, do as the Roman's do" or just "Go with the flow." But basically Japanese people are so generous to foreign tourists, usually we wouldn't say anything about whatever they do. (but can't help looking at them sometimes, like you experienced...) I'm also always generous to tourists ;) But I think these Jvlog channels created by foreigners should be correctly informative since so many other foreign viewers learn many things from these videos. Thank you for asking me that :) Have a good one.

O Yoko Thank you for the reply! It was actually in a conbini 500 m away from the station. I really appreciate your response!! I lived in Sakado, Saitama for a year and noticed other subtle things, but that's the one I remember the most lol in what part of Japan do you live? Greetings from Vancouver, Canada.

Don’t forget the off brand sodas

Hot dogs made with “parts”.

@@Boris_Chang "spare" parts.

🤣 I'm jealous japan is so advanced compared to us in the usa. They think of everything. Like even y'alls cheaper appartments are nicer than our expensive ones.

Down here in Florida we are slowly getting better convenience stores, wawa and race track are the best in my opinion

They do. They carry a lot of spicy Cajun and Mexican meat filled pasties, Sushi, wide range of chips, beers and coolers. In Canada you can buy and make your own pountine. Mmmmm, pointine.

(Take this comment in the context that I'm referring to the USA) @@ph11p3540 But I feel like the difference is that Americans kind of grab at straws when it comes to selling items, but Japanese have...well... *Japanese* food! Like you said, America picks from a variety of different cultures. They do Italian food, French food, Chinese food, even some of the fruits Americans eat are not from America.I don't know if you're referring to America in general ( in which case I apologize) or just the USA, but those were just a few things I can list. I'm not at all trying to be hateful or controversial about this, but I agree with the original guy. America does look like it should up its game. (Addition: I am originally Pakistani, and whenever I go to my asian market, or even just the indian market, there are always such exotic things. Maybe this is just because of the geography for America, but the place seems to have such barren items.Sorry if that's mean, but I can't list many unique items USA has that I would enjoy)

these japanese combini are really convenient

Yay Canadians! ~ヾ(＾∇＾) Thanks for your support

Me too! Also Canadian! I really love Japanese culture! Many people like Japan simply for the Animes, but for me, it's much more than that. I've always been fascinated with Asia since I was a little girl haha lool. ^-^

onye enomate As an American, I'm fascinated with both Japan AND Canada! I feel like I never hear much about Canada, but I feel like that's probably a good thing considering that probably means it's a peaceful place! Am I wrong?

Jessy h go and see it you wont be disappointed.

@paper tastes like cardboard Actually what's really fascinating to me about Canada is how much rural land there is. There's something more overwhelming when a country is as populated as the US. but I'm not complaining, I'm definitely blessed to live in the US. I think Canada and the USA are some of the greatest countries in the world to live in! We are blessed, to live in the countries we do ♥️🇨🇦🇺🇸

Jules G I fell in love with the lemon water aswell! I don't even really like water, it was just so awsome. I'm definitly missing it, that and kiwi flavored fanta.

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Hi nikki

You don't have cheap beer in your country?

Japanese convenience store seriously defines what convenience really means!

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Thank you!!~ I'm so glad to help!

Elif Pekman Bhu

I will have that video out very soon!!! Possibly this week or next!

Yay! Can't wait. Appreciate it a lot! :)

So happy to be helpful! I have a big list of these videos to make, so stayed tuned!