Thank you! The Netherlands? :)

@@TabiEatsReviews Yup! I knew you'd guess right

Thank you

I agree with you. Margarine tastes very unpleasant and artificial to me.

Thank you!

Well they’ve been able travel more and satoshi has been able to go too. So I doubt it. As satoshi had to dog sit, also sometimes pets are one off miracles for people. The deaths put people off…I’ve had cats all my life but some people just have one pet as I said. But hey it’s just my opinion.

@@nikeeweston I understand!

We hope to one day, however Satoshi isn’t ready to have one yet.

@@TabiEatsReviews Awww I truly understand and I respect that! Anytime if Satoshi is ready, it would be so cool! Thank you so much for responding! 😊🙏

Convenience store food is something we definitely recommend trying for visitors as it’s so different.

@@TabiEatsReviews When my son visited Japan he told me that the convenient store food was so good and reasonably priced, he plans on moving to Japan some day, then I can come and visit him and that would be a joy. 😂

Yes we noticed this soup almost everywhere and it’s usually called soup or cream soup or even white soup! If we find a recipe, we will definitely try and make it

Never been to the beer factory. Sounds fun though

Ahhh yeah I remember that too

Yes that’s what it said to do. We found the exact tofu soup on a menu in town!

I do prefer glass bottles to cans, although I’d still prefer a proper glass.

You can try the Melon Bread without the cream inside, as that’s how it’s usually made.

Yes, it is not good for you, but not any unhealthier than meat pies or sausage sizzles. I think every culture has its vices. In Hawaii and Okinawa, Spam was brought over by our military during WWII as fresh meat was severely rationed so canned meat like Spam was the next best thing to real meat. We acquired the taste so well that even when things got back to "normal," Spam was still part of our diet. You might have heard of Spam musubi, a rectangular block of rice with a slice of teriyaki Spam on top, wrapped by a sheet of nori (laver). Very popular in Hawaii and Okinawa and ironically, one of the most popular items sold in our 7-11's.

I live here and no one really eats a healthy diet as we think is eaten here. People were sold a pretty package of the traditional food of the island to explain the large population of elders, but there are so many variants as to why this group is living so long. Like everywhere, few people eat a truly healthy diet here. Maybe they did a hundred years ago, but not now.

@@HungryTrashPanda Thanks Laura. That video from Satoshi really confused me. I would never eat from 7/11 anywhere I’ve been in the world but that food looked ok

7/11 food here is delicious! Lots of fresh prepared meals. I know that sounds strange. 😂

@@robertbarnier45 Lol you sound quite naive mate, how long has it been since you've stepped into an Australian 7 Eleven store and actually paid attention to their fresh food section? Like over 20 years or something? 🤣 They've got fresh salads, sub rolls, hot pies and pasties, hot bites like Mac & cheese bites and hot & spicy chicken tenders, sandwiches, wraps, fresh sushi rolls, salad bowls, fruit salad, pastries, bakery items and the new hot sandwiches called Johnny's Deli range is quite nice which are newly opened in Victoria. I used to get sick from their old food selections over a decade ago but now, not been sick once and I always grab a few fresh items whenever I'm at Melbourne Central station. I love their triple selection sandwich pack.