Thank you for this video. The items were different from the usual recommendations on other videos and websites. When watching Japan-related content, I always prefer content by locals or those born and raised in Japan. Channels like this one are so refreshing after all the Al-generated slop. This channel feels like finally meeting a Japanese penpal or having a friend in Japan. Liked and subscribed!
@@jackcullen69 Thank you sooo much for the comment. I’m still baby as a UA-camr, but I could show what locals Japanese do, eat and buy. I believe that it’s one of the way that I can stand out. If you have any questions or requests, feel free to ask me anytime.☺️☺️☺️
@ You’re welcome! For other topics, maybe a step by step guides for morning and night time Japanese skincare routines, bathing at home, as well as bathing in public baths or hot springs. Shopping for specific products, especially watches, shoes, or clothing like kimonos and haori would be interesting too, I think. The “Japanese Way” of doing things is always interesting to me, as a Southeast Asian And “where locals go” kind of tourism as differentiated from “where foreigners go” tourism would be nice too Looking forward to seeing more of your content!
@jackcullen69 Thank you for the ideas. Those are really nice topics which are what the locals really do, buy, eat and visit in Japan. Which means I can introduce my own real life here.☺️ Thank you so much.🫶
Loved this. The one place I've always wanted to go but somehow never have is the big Daiso in Funabashi. I'd love to see what your top 15 must buy items there would be. The biggest Daiso I've been to is the one in Kinshicho but apparently the Funabashi one is even bigger! Joy!! I love shopping in Japan so much. Retail here in the UK is in a great state of decay, which is why the vibrancy of shopping in Japan is such a joy to me. It's wonderful to see such a technologically advanced, innovative country able to do e-commerce and physical retail so brilliantly. What's the secret? Whatever it is, the UK hasn't got a clue.
I have no idea why Japan has been innovative and technical country in the world. Japanese might be characterized obsessive and diligent sometimes personality, that’s why? But I personally like the old style historical things in the uk. I’ve never visited before but I’d like to visit near future. Must be beautiful country.🥹🥹🥹
Yeah, as a British person, ever since November 2023, after my trip to Japan, it's been depressing or empty when browsing or seeing the retail stores. I mainly go out nowadays if there's something that needs to be done, such as grocery shopping or going after a specific item I want. Even then it's better to do it online. Can't wait to be back in Japan soon though!
@@Arcadeus-00 Same. I only travel into London for errand running. Then I zoom right back out again. Not that my local town is any more uplifting. If anything, it's more soul crushing and ugly to behold. Young kids today have NOOOOOO idea what I'm grieving for and mourning, what I'm angry about and despairing of. They weren't there for the world before the internet. I worry about Japan changing due to unprecedented levels of in-bound tourism in the decade to come. Y'know, when the rest of the planet has really begun to fall apart and chaos descends, everybody will start looking to that one brilliant beautiful place to visit. The penny just never drops with these silly social justice micro-activists; mass immigration amongst other things will destroy a place and prevention is always better than cure. When some things are gone, they are lost forever. Stay strong Japan.
@Arcadeus-00 Thank u for watching my video. I have a no idea what’s going on there… because are they super expensive there?? Here in Japan, all the items and clothes are still expensive for Japanese though.🥲
It’s too late. Japan has started losing our precious products, beautiful nature and people due to the government. The over tourism have been a big problem for locals especially in Kyoto, Nara, Tokyo. We just want them to follow our customs and rules that have been kept since ancient time. You might have watched on SNS that some tourists violated to the deers in Nara. You know for Japanese, we believe that the deers are messengers of god, so we’ve been living together. It’s so sad. At least I’m still happy that you had a great trip to Japan and feel like coming back.☺️
I'd been looking for camelia oil in my previous trip in Japan but didn't know it sells at Donquijote. Luckily, I'll be back to Japan soon next yeat 😊. Thanks
Thank you for this video. The items were different from the usual recommendations on other videos and websites. When watching Japan-related content, I always prefer content by locals or those born and raised in Japan. Channels like this one are so refreshing after all the Al-generated slop. This channel feels like finally meeting a Japanese penpal or having a friend in Japan. Liked and subscribed!
@@jackcullen69
Thank you sooo much for the comment.
I’m still baby as a UA-camr, but I could show what locals Japanese do, eat and buy. I believe that it’s one of the way that I can stand out.
If you have any questions or requests, feel free to ask me anytime.☺️☺️☺️
@
You’re welcome!
For other topics, maybe a step by step guides for morning and night time Japanese skincare routines, bathing at home, as well as bathing in public baths or hot springs. Shopping for specific products, especially watches, shoes, or clothing like kimonos and haori would be interesting too, I think. The “Japanese Way” of doing things is always interesting to me, as a Southeast Asian
And “where locals go” kind of tourism as differentiated from “where foreigners go” tourism would be nice too
Looking forward to seeing more of your content!
@jackcullen69
Thank you for the ideas.
Those are really nice topics which are what the locals really do, buy, eat and visit in Japan.
Which means I can introduce my own real life here.☺️
Thank you so much.🫶
Loved this. The one place I've always wanted to go but somehow never have is the big Daiso in Funabashi. I'd love to see what your top 15 must buy items there would be. The biggest Daiso I've been to is the one in Kinshicho but apparently the Funabashi one is even bigger! Joy!! I love shopping in Japan so much. Retail here in the UK is in a great state of decay, which is why the vibrancy of shopping in Japan is such a joy to me. It's wonderful to see such a technologically advanced, innovative country able to do e-commerce and physical retail so brilliantly. What's the secret? Whatever it is, the UK hasn't got a clue.
I have no idea why Japan has been innovative and technical country in the world. Japanese might be characterized obsessive and diligent sometimes personality, that’s why?
But I personally like the old style historical things in the uk.
I’ve never visited before but I’d like to visit near future. Must be beautiful country.🥹🥹🥹
Yeah, as a British person, ever since November 2023, after my trip to Japan, it's been depressing or empty when browsing or seeing the retail stores. I mainly go out nowadays if there's something that needs to be done, such as grocery shopping or going after a specific item I want. Even then it's better to do it online.
Can't wait to be back in Japan soon though!
@@Arcadeus-00 Same. I only travel into London for errand running. Then I zoom right back out again. Not that my local town is any more uplifting. If anything, it's more soul crushing and ugly to behold. Young kids today have NOOOOOO idea what I'm grieving for and mourning, what I'm angry about and despairing of. They weren't there for the world before the internet.
I worry about Japan changing due to unprecedented levels of in-bound tourism in the decade to come. Y'know, when the rest of the planet has really begun to fall apart and chaos descends, everybody will start looking to that one brilliant beautiful place to visit. The penny just never drops with these silly social justice micro-activists; mass immigration amongst other things will destroy a place and prevention is always better than cure. When some things are gone, they are lost forever. Stay strong Japan.
@Arcadeus-00
Thank u for watching my video.
I have a no idea what’s going on there… because are they super expensive there??
Here in Japan, all the items and clothes are still expensive for Japanese though.🥲
It’s too late.
Japan has started losing our precious products, beautiful nature and people due to the government.
The over tourism have been a big problem for locals especially in Kyoto, Nara, Tokyo.
We just want them to follow our customs and rules that have been kept since ancient time. You might have watched on SNS that some tourists violated to the deers in Nara. You know for Japanese, we believe that the deers are messengers of god, so we’ve been living together. It’s so sad.
At least I’m still happy that you had a great trip to Japan and feel like coming back.☺️
ありがとうございます。thankyou for the reccomendations! The sneaker sponge seems very good and so does the backpack!
Thank u for watching and the comment, too.☺️
Hoping that you will enjoy shopping at Donki.😉
Thanks for sharing the cameilla hair cream. My hair is 4b coily and I would love to buy it for myself, when I arrive. Great video.
Thank you for watching my video.
You should definitely try it. I prefer hair cream because it’s easy to use.
I hope you will like it.☺️
This is what I i wanted to know.
Thanks!!
Thank you for watching my video.☺️
Very informative! Thank you so much🩷
@@graciestelle
Thanks a lot.😉😉😉
I'd been looking for camelia oil in my previous trip in Japan but didn't know it sells at Donquijote. Luckily, I'll be back to Japan soon next yeat 😊. Thanks
@@adibmajid9886
Thank you for watching my video.
How would you like the camellia oil??
I personally prefer the cream one.
Nice video!!!
Thanks.🤗
I still dont understand what you mean about that " sign" you can see in all those products.. greatly appreciated if you could explain again please?❤
@@MT-kr8cn
Thank you for watching my video.
The products got sign of “ド“ means that its PB products.
Must have been asleep when you posted this :)
Good morning.🤭🤭🤭