Hi Experience JAPAN 👋🏼 In America crane games aren’t as popular but only bc they really do make it impossible to win anything! You could easily spend $20 on one game and still win nothing! It’s frustrating and expensive. Therefore, most ppl just avoid them here bc we know they are corrupted by the owners😞 Ppl need an incentive to play and with most crane games here, there is no incentive bc you very rarely win. There are most definitely no crane game pros in America that I’ve ever heard of … Thank you for the fun, unique, entertaining and interesting content 🙏🏼
Btw if anyone wants a Japanese arcade experience here in the US go to Round1 Bowling & Amusement. There are 107 Round1s in Japan since it’s from there. In fact, this arcade looks like a Round1. There are also tons of Round1s across the US and one in China. It’s the best arcade. They have a huge row or multiple rows of Japanese arcade games. If you happen to live in SoCal the Burbank Round1 has a huge selection of Japanese arcade games.
I LOVED the gummy tree at the end 🥰 We have absolutely nothing like that in America 🇺🇸 All the candies at the end … were super rad 🤩🥳🫶🏻👏🏼 The gummy caviar .. very unique!! Thank you for sharing this post w us 😻
Thank you so much for your enthusiastic response! I'm thrilled you enjoyed the gummy tree and the unique candies. It's always fun to share these interesting finds. Looking forward to bringing more unique content to you!
Blue Raspberry and Grape are my favorites ❤ The 5 Below in my hometown sells the flavors separately, so i demolish their grape supply on a regular basis~
Neru neru nerune nostalgia! Also, 1 tall box begets a small bag of candy .. while it is unfeasible to fill the box with sweets, there is still a tiny part within wishing it was chock full of hi-chews.
Often times it could be because the machine hasn't reached it's "payout" yet. Basically, arcade machine owners can set the claw to fully grip once the machine has made a certain amount of money
It was bewildering watching claw machines and sweets, don’t think people in the UK would have so much patience to make their own sweets, living a fast paced life. Claw machines are not that popular over here, they mainly have cuddly toys if you find one. Thank you for showing us
Do u know the average workload and life rush of a typical person in Tokyo? U wanna talk fast.. how do u think these techs constantly evolve and have maintenance.
glad to see someone being honest about the taste of those kits, very much my entire childhood, i always made my parents eat them because I hated the taste!
It's refreshing to hear someone else had the same experience! Sharing those moments with family, even if it involves making them eat something you didn't like, is a funny and memorable part of growing up.
i like that you leave the fails in too, my kids like to watch ur stuff and it shows that u dont always win in 1 try. And yes its hugely popular flavor of hi chew im eating them now haha
Been watching a lot of crane content this year. Sadly there are nearly none of these machines left in my country. They have such a bad reputation that no one wants to waste money on them. I like what Japan has done with more fair setups and cheap rewards so that you get an experience at least, although some are also awful and set up to drain money, especially mini-claw machines with small items. If I’m ever fortunate enough to visit Japan I’ll be sure to spend a day in such a place :)
Growing up in the US, during the 90s, there were a lot of those money-sink impossible ones. Those are so bad. I'd rather get a small cheap toy or SOMETHING. I'm not sure if claw machine reputations have changed since I was kid, but back then, they were more or less considered a waste of money and something you'd take a kid to do on their birthday or some special occasion (where you'd be spending money, anyway).
@@ElysetheEevee They’re still bad but more fair now that things can be poked or shoved. My country is tiny but I know there are many major arcades that also have a lot of crane games in the US. Although it’s a huge country, it’s still feasible to take a day trip or come across one :D
Thanks so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled you enjoy the videos. My favorite sweet has to be chocolate - it's a classic! Stay tuned for more fun in the next one
I recently was able to grab this fantasy mix from hichew and I can say I love them 💙 from your new friend in the USA 👏👏👏 nice wins and I appreciate the English captions to understand certain foods and drinks as well as plush characters in Japan
Your encouragement means a lot to me! Thank you for appreciating the effort. It's viewers like you that keep me motivated. More great content coming your way!
9:14 Omg those look like Pampers baby wipes😂. Idk if Japan has baby wipes that resemble that Kirby box, but in the US we have baby wipes that resemble that with the white background and pastel lettering
Greetings from England. I absolutely love your channel. It's my favourite on the whole internet. I want to visit Japan now. Especially loved the food vending machines at the tyre place, and I want a vending machine pizza. We have nothing this good in England. Keep up the good work. 👏💯
Nice video, new subscribers here, I remember 29 years ago i always spent a lot of money in claw machine 😂 won a lot of stuff toys 😊. Keep making videos good luck
Thank you so much for subscribing! It’s great to hear about your claw machine memories. I’ll definitely keep making videos, and I appreciate your support. Good luck to you too!
These sorts of things are fascinating to me because you can get quite a lot of enjoyment of culture through foods and snacks, but its really not so common in North America to see Crane Game machines full of snacks like this. It seems deceptively affordable to play I'm sure, the snacks are likely much cheaper to just go pick up from a shop, but you're also paying for the enjoyment and thrill of the game and I think that makes it unique.
I don't think I've ever done a crane game (maybe one or two along the way). The cranes seem so deliberately weak, I don't know how anyone ever wins some of them! You won't need to buy candy for quite a while. The one where the flavors "are popular in America" seems pretty funny...I've never even heard of the candy, never mind the flavors! Lol Thank you for the entertaining video and watching you feed machines! 😂 The educational candy is interesting. It looked like fun chemistry!
Hi-Chew is definitely popular here, but generally rhe flavors I always see are the basic orange, green, purple, etc. I don't see the blue raspberry or other ones mentioned here. I'd love to, though, as blue raspberry is one of my favorite flavors!
I’ve been playing the newer Yakuza games and had no idea, until now, that the claw machine games IRL had the same music and sounds and everything! 😄 That’s incredible and must mean Yakuza is fairly accurate lol. Btw I think there might be a Round 1 somewhat close to my city in the US; I’ll have to check it out now! Just found this channel and I like your explanations and descriptions very much! Take care!
Hi-Chew isn’t that popular in the USA in general. I usually only see it in stores that sell Asian products. Rarely it is available in common grocery stores. I can’t comment how popular those particular flavors are here because I’m not really a candy person, but blue raspberry is generally a pretty common flavor over here. I loved the game at the beginning that clapped. It’s a genius way to make the game stand out among a bunch of other, similar games
I love this so much!!! It's so cool to see such well maintained claw machines -- I'm from Canada and I've never seen one so shiny. ✨ I would love to see more commentary about the flavours or textures of the food! Even if it's personal bias / random chatter I love to see what the treats taste like!!
Yes, that is a very popular flavor of Hi-Chew in America. There’s a gas station within a short distance of my house, where I buy it. I think that I still have some…☺️
I love hi-chews but have never seen those flavors before. Might be because I live in a small town though. Would love to try to go into the city and find them!
I think Hi-Chews are definitely gaining popularity in the US. I’ve seen some people in the comments say they’re rare, but where I live pretty much every convenience store has them. Fantasy mix is pretty popular here, or at least that and tropical mix are always the two mixes I see here in the states, as well as grape in individual sleeves.
I want to share with you something I recently learned about Japan Well, since I am an Arab and Muslim girl, I was a little worried because I don't know how I would be treated if I went to Japan or how they would look at me, but because I love researching Japan and its culture, I knew that the Japanese have great respect for other religions and even care about you. I knew that if you went There and they know you are Muslim. They will give you a copy of the Qur’an and a map that will guide you to the mosques. There are also hotels written in Arabic, and there are places and rooms for prayer and worship for Muslims. Ahhhh I really love Japan it amazes me every day. I will come to you one day,🥹🤍 Japan I love you. Always be well 🥹🤍
Thank you for sharing your insights about Japan's respect for different cultures and religions. It's heartening to hear about your positive experiences and plans to visit Japan. I agree, Japan's approach to inclusivity is indeed admirable!
Why? You’re an adult, no? What is the draw to want to own these little kid things? I laughed my arse off when he got played with the snacks inside the kirby tupperware, that had nothing to do with kirby at all. I noticed he didn’t show us how much money he wasted on the previous kirby machine pf 31 tries! 😂
Hi-chew is not an American candy, but can be found in the US. We typically have a similar candy called Starburst. Starburst consists of fruity flavors. Sherbert flavored anything isn't common and seldom seen in the states. We do have sherbert ice-cream though. The ice-cream is yummy! Sometimes it's mixed with soda to make sherbert party punch.
Some reason I feel like I understood what the clapping machine was saying and I don’t even speak Japanese lol or I’m only saying that cause I’m watching this on no sleep
as a person who have never been in japan and probably never will, this videos are surely interesting. one thing that i cant help to notice is how quiet is there. like, im from a very silent country, we hate loud noises or too loud music here, but you japanese are just too much!
![[Japanese Art] Strawberry? Grape? What kind of pattern do you see? How Kintaro candy is made!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/aHQIXL9W9L0/mqdefault.jpg)
Are there crane game professionals in your country?
Crane games are not nearly as fun in Canada as they look in Japan. Playing costs more and the toys are cheap
No
Hi Experience JAPAN 👋🏼
In America crane games aren’t as popular but only bc they really do make it impossible to win anything!
You could easily spend $20 on one game and still win nothing!
It’s frustrating and expensive.
Therefore, most ppl just avoid them here bc we know they are corrupted by the owners😞
Ppl need an incentive to play and with most crane games here, there is no incentive bc you very rarely win.
There are most definitely no crane game pros in America that I’ve ever heard of …
Thank you for the fun, unique, entertaining and interesting content 🙏🏼
@@Stopstaring101how thoughtful
@@jackkmanngo
Indeed. Always.
Are you?
Btw if anyone wants a Japanese arcade experience here in the US go to Round1 Bowling & Amusement. There are 107 Round1s in Japan since it’s from there. In fact, this arcade looks like a Round1. There are also tons of Round1s across the US and one in China. It’s the best arcade. They have a huge row or multiple rows of Japanese arcade games. If you happen to live in SoCal the Burbank Round1 has a huge selection of Japanese arcade games.
The closest round1 near me takes an hour or 2 to get there but I love it went there for my birthday too bad I couldn't stay long cause of my cousins
I absolutely love Round 1. The one I used to go to often sadly closed down though.🥲
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I LOVED the gummy tree at the end 🥰
We have absolutely nothing like that in America 🇺🇸
All the candies at the end … were super rad 🤩🥳🫶🏻👏🏼
The gummy caviar .. very unique!!
Thank you for sharing this post w us 😻
Thank you so much for your enthusiastic response! I'm thrilled you enjoyed the gummy tree and the unique candies. It's always fun to share these interesting finds. Looking forward to bringing more unique content to you!
@@experience_japan is this line from chatgpt
Blue Raspberry is a VERY American flavor! Love it! ❤ but all Hi-chews are great!!!
Blue Raspberry and Grape are my favorites ❤ The 5 Below in my hometown sells the flavors separately, so i demolish their grape supply on a regular basis~
*the game clapping for you* i would play just for that!
😘😚❤❤👍💐
I cheered when you finally got the Kirby box!! I truly enjoy your videos! Thank you for being you!
I *love* the kirby box! A pity the prize was unrelated and disappointing.
I want to visit Japan one day. I really love the Japanese culture. Everyone just seems so nice..!!
So long as you're not a person of "color" 😅
あなたが「選ばれた」少数派グループに属していない限り、そうです...彼らは最高に良い人々です！しかし、この真実は検閲されるでしょう😂
Neru neru nerune nostalgia!
Also, 1 tall box begets a small bag of candy .. while it is unfeasible to fill the box with sweets, there is still a tiny part within wishing it was chock full of hi-chews.
in my country, claw machine don't have the grip, it's just pure scam.
In Germany, too
Frrrr
In my country, the claw was from metal and it's warped with roll tape to make it even more slippery
Philippines
Often times it could be because the machine hasn't reached it's "payout" yet. Basically, arcade machine owners can set the claw to fully grip once the machine has made a certain amount of money
What a cheery place. You could not be anything but happy and smiling in this place. How fun.
It really is a cheerful place! Glad you felt the positive vibes too.
the games in Japan are so amazing! I cant wait to play them myself! Stay safe and wonderful in your travels!
It was bewildering watching claw machines and sweets, don’t think people in the UK would have so much patience to make their own sweets, living a fast paced life. Claw machines are not that popular over here, they mainly have cuddly toys if you find one. Thank you for showing us
Do u know the average workload and life rush of a typical person in Tokyo? U wanna talk fast.. how do u think these techs constantly evolve and have maintenance.
@@thehiddenfilmer1 that may be, different culture over the West. One thing tho, respect always should remain no matter where in the world you may be
glad to see someone being honest about the taste of those kits, very much my entire childhood, i always made my parents eat them because I hated the taste!
It's refreshing to hear someone else had the same experience! Sharing those moments with family, even if it involves making them eat something you didn't like, is a funny and memorable part of growing up.
i like that you leave the fails in too, my kids like to watch ur stuff and it shows that u dont always win in 1 try. And yes its hugely popular flavor of hi chew im eating them now haha
I want to go to Japan and try these cranes and eat these snacks! ☆♡
We have NOTHING like the snacks you just made in America.
Been watching a lot of crane content this year.
Sadly there are nearly none of these machines left in my country. They have such a bad reputation that no one wants to waste money on them.
I like what Japan has done with more fair setups and cheap rewards so that you get an experience at least, although some are also awful and set up to drain money, especially mini-claw machines with small items.
If I’m ever fortunate enough to visit Japan I’ll be sure to spend a day in such a place :)
Growing up in the US, during the 90s, there were a lot of those money-sink impossible ones. Those are so bad. I'd rather get a small cheap toy or SOMETHING. I'm not sure if claw machine reputations have changed since I was kid, but back then, they were more or less considered a waste of money and something you'd take a kid to do on their birthday or some special occasion (where you'd be spending money, anyway).
@@ElysetheEevee They’re still bad but more fair now that things can be poked or shoved. My country is tiny but I know there are many major arcades that also have a lot of crane games in the US. Although it’s a huge country, it’s still feasible to take a day trip or come across one :D
Alas, we are forced to live vicariously through crane game videos.
Great sharing. It's interesting as well. Thank you. 👍👍👍😍😍😍
Creativity. excited to see the atmosphere of Christmas in Japan 😍
Great video.I love watching you play for snacks.What is your favorite sweet? THANK YOU FOR THE VIDEO CAN'T WAIT UNTIL THE NEXT
Thanks so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled you enjoy the videos. My favorite sweet has to be chocolate - it's a classic! Stay tuned for more fun in the next one
That was a very suspenseful video!
Glad you found it thrilling! I aim to keep you on the edge of your seat!
11:38 CONGRATS!
16:41-16:45, 18:19 That's so cool!
Wow Round1 is so much better in Japan !
I recently was able to grab this fantasy mix from hichew and I can say I love them 💙 from your new friend in the USA 👏👏👏 nice wins and I appreciate the English captions to understand certain foods and drinks as well as plush characters in Japan
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear you enjoyed the fantasy mix. Stay tuned for more interesting finds from Japan! 😊
I love how you keep trying! Thank you for the amazing content
Your encouragement means a lot to me! Thank you for appreciating the effort. It's viewers like you that keep me motivated. More great content coming your way!
Yes, my favorite hi chew flavors here in the US. So good! But then again they all are! All these prizes for so cheap. And you have good luck!
9:14 Omg those look like Pampers baby wipes😂. Idk if Japan has baby wipes that resemble that Kirby box, but in the US we have baby wipes that resemble that with the white background and pastel lettering
That's what I thought they were too lol 😂
Haha you have a point
Greetings from England. I absolutely love your channel. It's my favourite on the whole internet. I want to visit Japan now. Especially loved the food vending machines at the tyre place, and I want a vending machine pizza. We have nothing this good in England. Keep up the good work. 👏💯
I loved every minute of this ! Was so happy when you finally got Curby lol ..I was feeling the pressure
Reply in English: "Thrilled to hear you enjoyed it so much! Catching Curby was a moment for us all. 😄
Always seems so clean and well kept there. Japan sure is beautiful
I clapped when you got the Kirby box finally!
Amazing, my friend. Absolutely amazing Japan, here I come this to amazing ❤
Kirby is So Cute!!
I was on the edge of my seat when you were trying to get the Kirby box 😂. I was so happy when you got it, I’m glad you didn’t give up! 😂😂
My kids would love that first crane!
I love your videos!
Thank you (:
Should’ve mentioned the candy making part in the title too bcs it’s sooo much fun to watch 😆
Nice video, new subscribers here, I remember 29 years ago i always spent a lot of money in claw machine 😂 won a lot of stuff toys 😊. Keep making videos good luck
Thank you so much for subscribing! It’s great to hear about your claw machine memories. I’ll definitely keep making videos, and I appreciate your support. Good luck to you too!
$17 for a Kirby box and snacks and the satisfaction of winning. Fantastic. 👍👍👍.
These sorts of things are fascinating to me because you can get quite a lot of enjoyment of culture through foods and snacks, but its really not so common in North America to see Crane Game machines full of snacks like this. It seems deceptively affordable to play I'm sure, the snacks are likely much cheaper to just go pick up from a shop, but you're also paying for the enjoyment and thrill of the game and I think that makes it unique.
07:16 best advice ever! This advice can be used in every situation!
He didn’t take his own advice with the Kirby machines at all lmfao.
😂😂😂
So cool to see something Kirby I recommend Kirby cafe
Hey! Love the videos. It would be great to seen where you are on a map, as an international viewer!
Cant believe u made the attendant replace the machine twice 😂😂
When I go to Japan, I swear I’m going to try to get as much Kirby stuff as I can in those arcades
Even through the text, you are really funny sometimes 😂
yeeyyyy another video
Thank you! Will do!
so much work for the staff.wouldnt like to be staff at the weekend
I don't think I've ever done a crane game (maybe one or two along the way). The cranes seem so deliberately weak, I don't know how anyone ever wins some of them! You won't need to buy candy for quite a while. The one where the flavors "are popular in America" seems pretty funny...I've never even heard of the candy, never mind the flavors! Lol
Thank you for the entertaining video and watching you feed machines! 😂
The educational candy is interesting. It looked like fun chemistry!
Hi-Chew is definitely popular here, but generally rhe flavors I always see are the basic orange, green, purple, etc. I don't see the blue raspberry or other ones mentioned here. I'd love to, though, as blue raspberry is one of my favorite flavors!
@@ElysetheEevee where are you? I don't actually really look at or buy candy, so maybe it's just my ignorance!
@@donnabursey1457 I've seen them in Costco before. Bought a big bag there once, gave myself a cavity from eating so many. Good times!
Wow, I've got to get out more! Lol
Merry Christmas 🎁
The specific type that the kirby box is in looks really difficult.
My heart almost stopped when you ate it I thought it was slime just to play 🤦🏻♀️😅
I can't wait to go to Japan one day! I would love to try and win big at these games🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😅😅😅😅😅!
I’ve been playing the newer Yakuza games and had no idea, until now, that the claw machine games IRL had the same music and sounds and everything! 😄 That’s incredible and must mean Yakuza is fairly accurate lol. Btw I think there might be a Round 1 somewhat close to my city in the US; I’ll have to check it out now! Just found this channel and I like your explanations and descriptions very much! Take care!
1:09 that's amazing haha 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Hi-Chew isn’t that popular in the USA in general. I usually only see it in stores that sell Asian products. Rarely it is available in common grocery stores. I can’t comment how popular those particular flavors are here because I’m not really a candy person, but blue raspberry is generally a pretty common flavor over here.
I loved the game at the beginning that clapped. It’s a genius way to make the game stand out among a bunch of other, similar games
it really depends on where you live. Hi-Chew has always been common everywhere i've lived on military orders, both on and off base.
I live in the Midwest and you can get them at any Walmart or Target and most grocery stores. I have seen that flavor pack before but never tried them.
My son and i would love to play that. But because nearly half the experimens failed, we had to save our money. LOL 😂
Thank you for sharing! I hope you and your son get to try it out someday! 😊
As an American, i can say that the fantasy mix is popular here!😋🎊
kirby best boy !!!!
I love this so much!!! It's so cool to see such well maintained claw machines -- I'm from Canada and I've never seen one so shiny. ✨ I would love to see more commentary about the flavours or textures of the food! Even if it's personal bias / random chatter I love to see what the treats taste like!!
日本のクレーンゲームはすごい
Thank you I really wait for your videos always and I love them very much they make my day 🥹✨💕
Yes, that is a very popular flavor of Hi-Chew in America. There’s a gas station within a short distance of my house, where I buy it. I think that I still have some…☺️
Hi chews are aooooo good I haven't seen this flavor here in América
started screaming my heart out when i saw kirby on the cover of the video🫶🫶
Kirby has that effect! Glad you enjoyed the cover. 😊
np! kirby is my life💯💯@@experience_japan
Enjoyed 😊
I’ve missed your videossssss 😢😊
I love hi-chews but have never seen those flavors before. Might be because I live in a small town though. Would love to try to go into the city and find them!
Interesting. We don't have any games like that in Canada
hes amazing at those cooking kits 😅
super early, we love your videos!
I think Hi-Chews are definitely gaining popularity in the US. I’ve seen some people in the comments say they’re rare, but where I live pretty much every convenience store has them. Fantasy mix is pretty popular here, or at least that and tropical mix are always the two mixes I see here in the states, as well as grape in individual sleeves.
18:23 if it were in my country, my son would be very happy
1:08 I would not want the minions singing and clapping when I'm trying to concentrate.
Those are the best hi chews in america!
Great video!
Omg its like winning the lotto when you win something from the claw machine haha
Haha, right? It's all about that sweet moment of victory! 😄
@experience_japan my biggest prize ever won was huge Brown Bear (line character) it was hilarious carrying home on train
Absolutely fanfriggingtastic ❤😊
I come Form Austria, we haven'd claw machines. I knew it Form TH-cam 😂
The first as usual ✌🏻😂🤍
I want those kirby ones!
Canada loves high chews too
3:30 I'm not sure if it's hugely popular in America. Hi-Chew in general is fairly popular in America.
Agree. I’ve never actually heard of the fantasy flavor mix and I live in America 😂 I do know that hi chews are popular (and yummy😂)
The educational sweets are awesome WOW
The Hi Chew are made in America in the state of North Carolina where I ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤ ❤
Oh yes Taito Station. Where I will surely waste all my 100 円 coins. 😂 They’re so fun but so dangerous.
Absolutely, Taito Station can be a real coin magnet! It's all about the fun though. Enjoy every moment!
I want to share with you something I recently learned about Japan
Well, since I am an Arab and Muslim girl, I was a little worried because I don't know how I would be treated if I went to Japan or how they would look at me, but because I love researching Japan and its culture, I knew that the Japanese have great respect for other religions and even care about you. I knew that if you went There and they know you are Muslim. They will give you a copy of the Qur’an and a map that will guide you to the mosques. There are also hotels written in Arabic, and there are places and rooms for prayer and worship for Muslims. Ahhhh I really love Japan it amazes me every day. I will come to you one day,🥹🤍 Japan I love you. Always be well 🥹🤍
Thank you for sharing your insights about Japan's respect for different cultures and religions. It's heartening to hear about your positive experiences and plans to visit Japan. I agree, Japan's approach to inclusivity is indeed admirable!
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@@anti-ethniccleansing465 what?
I’d have probably not given up when I should trying to win that Kirby box either. 😅
Why? You’re an adult, no? What is the draw to want to own these little kid things? I laughed my arse off when he got played with the snacks inside the kirby tupperware, that had nothing to do with kirby at all. I noticed he didn’t show us how much money he wasted on the previous kirby machine pf 31 tries! 😂
@@anti-ethniccleansing465It must be so lame to lack any fun and whimsy in your life.
1:18 I love umaibo I had found them in Ranch 99 in america and they tasted so good
We have a lot of claw machines in Singapore. 🇸🇬 Do come and try them out with your terrific skills
BFG and Horror is Yosei, Alistair Crump and Alastor is Yokai.
I wish they had cool crane games like this in the Us
bringing this to North America would be bigger than the industrial revolution.
3:29 yes i see the fantasy mix at my grocery store a lot! we have that and original hi chew usually
Hi-chew is not an American candy, but can be found in the US. We typically have a similar candy called Starburst. Starburst consists of fruity flavors. Sherbert flavored anything isn't common and seldom seen in the states. We do have sherbert ice-cream though. The ice-cream is yummy! Sometimes it's mixed with soda to make sherbert party punch.
I find those hi chew flavors at Wawa ( a convenience store chain found in some states in USA ) they are pretty tasty
Glad you enjoy the Hi-Chew flavors! Wawa seems like a great spot for tasty finds.
@@experience_japanur nice
Some reason I feel like I understood what the clapping machine was saying and I don’t even speak Japanese lol or I’m only saying that cause I’m watching this on no sleep
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I love hi chew
I've never won anything from a claw machine! You're good!
Thanks for the compliment! Claw machines can be tricky, but practice makes perfect!
the one with 10 arms i think there is one in the uk to
as a person who have never been in japan and probably never will, this videos are surely interesting. one thing that i cant help to notice is how quiet is there. like, im from a very silent country, we hate loud noises or too loud music here, but you japanese are just too much!