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I would love to see a craft store in Japan that would be similar to JoAnns, Michaels or Hobby Lobby here in the States. Or, better yet... an independent yarn store. I'm a crochet person who makes all of my own sweaters and what nots.
I’m the feminine hygiene girl! That’s exactly what I meant! So interesting to see the tampon selection. And the packaging IS cute! Pricing seems way more affordable than here in Canada. This was such an interesting video! My son would die for that Pikachu toothbrush. 😍👌
So interesting!! I would be interested in seeing if they have menstrual cups or discs and what the take on is there. Seems to be getting more mainstream here in the states and a lot more options and brands coming up with more sustainable products. Love this drugstore series!!
@@crysmopal using a tampon would be a crazy concept for most Japanese women so can only imagine what the reaction would be to menstrual cups! Actually impressed they had tampons. Used to be very hard to get in Asia.
Do you have a video on travelling to Japan etiquette? Like things that are considered disrespectful and stuff not to do. Basically like a whole travel guide to Japan. I feel since you came from North America and moved to Japan it would be really beneficial to hear the things you have learned since moving to Japan. I would love to visit as soon as I can and want to make sure I’m as educated on how to respectfully travel there!
Hi Caitlyn, I've been following many TH-cam channels from Japan for many years. This is the best video from a Japanese drugstore I've ever watched. I really loved how you showed us each of the aisles and sections. Thank you very much. I really appreciate it. It was as if we were walking around the store ourselves. 😊😊😊
Visited Japan a few times, and their "tourist souvenir" shops are like drugstores, too! I always find myself stocking up on facial sheet mask, gel warming pads, collagen drinks, etc - because they're pricey in Singapore! I miss visiting these shops. Thanks for sharing this vid.
As a pharmacist I would love to see a more detailed view of the OTC section of the pharmacy. Ps I found myself cracking up with your description of the foundation range since as a redhead with milk pale skin I have been buying Japanese makeup especially foundation for years.
I’m not sure if anyone has said something about the garlic yet, but black garlic is considered a superfood! It has a lot of antioxidants and boosts the immune system while also reducing inflammation, it’s also said to help prevent cognitive diseases like Alzheimer’s and dementia, hence why it’s marketed towards senior citizens (usually there’s a picture or a drawing of older people on the packages haha). I would suggest doing a Google search on the benefits because there’s many articles that would be able to explain it more than me :)
Yes! Take us shopping, touring, pressing our faces against the proverbial windows of all the stores 😂. It’s so cool. Any stationary stores around (because call me obsessed with all the pens and paper). And are there dog stores that you can take GusGus into, like Petsmart’s in the US?
These stores are amazing! Shelves neatly & fully stocked! So many varieties to choose from. You can even buy contact lenses?!? How is it that we can't in the US??!!
My experience with Japanese stores is that they have a crazy number of staff for everything so obviously that helps. But I think salaries are much, much lower there. I don’t think it would be possible without low salaries. Also, while I found food very cheap (minus fruit), I found drug store products really expensive in Japan. So I guess you get what you pay for.
I LOVE this. Such a fun video and so informative, as all your videos are!! Our drugstores in the US are sorely lacking and I long for the day when I can just wander around a Japanese drugstore.
I miss going to the drugstore and getting my skincare! I would always go to matsumoto kiyoshi. They always had a lot of discounts and promotions and limited seasonal items. Sometimes it was overwhelming but hands down they always had the best skincare selection!!
Loved the department store in Kanazawa. It had three floors, and there was a elevator attendant to push buttons, and announce what was for sale on each floor. She pushed the buttons, and gestured with lovely, white gloved, hand motions. Can you do a video of a department store please? Thank you for bringing Japan to me again. I wish I could go back…🥰
Great video. Thanks for sharing. I Would love to see you cook a traditional American Dinner (meatloaf, mashed potatoes, green peas, etc) for your neighbor or friend and they in return cook a traditional Japanese dinner for you. Would be interesting to see the differences. Though you would need to find someone okay with being on camera. Just a thought.
This is insane! In Western Australia this would be a supermarket. Our drug stores are called pharmacy's or chemists and only stock medicine, toiletries, makeup, baby formula and nappies, weight loss products and vitamins. They are mostly all quite small in size
Okay but now I want a video of the instant coffees like do they have only standard flavors ? Thanks for sharing its very enlightening to see the differences 🤩
you need a Nightlife / Darkside yakuza world vlog ...... Kibakuchiro Shinjuku nightlife Roppongi etc. I know a decent amount of that dark world . . . I'm 40 y/o now and retired from that world but have plenty of misadventures during my 20's . . .
I love these kinds of videos. I’m Canadian so when I go to the states I love just wandering around target, ulta, walgreens etc. Maybe one day I’ll make it to Japan!
@@zpclosangelesgraffiticafe Yes & also no, it depends what province you’re in. Where I am a lot of the restrictions have been lifted. Even more are meant to be lifted March 1.
I think non-stick deodorants is actually the norm in a lot of places outside the US! I'm in the UK and most options here are sprays/aerosols as well. Drives me crazy 🙃
I absolutely love how you show some insights into your life in Japan 🥺💚 could you explain more about the transportation system? I've always found it interesting how it looks in japan
I love Japanese drug stores, beauty supply stores and supermarkets in general. They never get old! My poor, patient husband is such a sport going round and round and round and round them with me...I love these sorts of videos, thank you so much for showing me what's on the shelves, what to mark down in my travel notebook and most importantly THE PRICES. Thank you! Edit: I've never seen any videos or comments where Western women discuss their experiences and opinions on Japanese tampons so I'll be candid and simply say: not good. They're horrible. Note to self: never again forget packing tampons when travelling to Japan.
I would love to see inside a ¥100 shop, maybe Daiso. It has been forever since I’ve been in one. Thanks Caitlin for sharing these glimpses of your life there.
I of course would love for the products to be in glass containers but even though they are still both plastic I understand the refill stuff because it’s a lot LESS plastic cause it’s all thin. No need for strong thick walls of the bottles, and no (big) caps. So they’re getting there! Slowly but surely lol
Hi! What is the issue with toothpaste there that you need to buy it online? How is sustainability in Japan? You've said before that everything is wrapped in plastic, is it very hard to try to be sustainable? (the plastic refill pouches are better because they take up less space in a truck when transporting them to it means less emissions, as they can fit more, and even though it's plastic I think it's less plastic than the bottles. But yes, it seems silly, they could make them in glass or metal)
could you do a video on like the price difference yen and dollars??? like when it’s 748 yen how would you like figure out what it would be in dollars exactly? or like 1,540. 12,70?
If you google "JPY to USD" (JPY=Japanese Yen, USD=US Dollars) you can punch in numbers and it'll tell you the equivalent at the current exchange rate Currently, 100 yen = $0.87 Hope this helps!
Looove going to the pharmacy in Japan! We had a separate shopping time for groceries and pharmacy, they have super cool items especially the seasonal ones 💕 also, I had to research about some of the items if they have good reviews or not before buying them. It was definitely an experience! The garlic ones I think are supplements/vitamins? I'm not really sure. But my former boss told me that garlic is really good for the health and that was while he was eating a bunch of grilled garlic (we were having a company dinner at that time).
1) Do you consider Japan as a highly developed and advanced country ? 2) How would you personally rate Japan (from culture to technology, architecture, food, local products, scenery/landscape, standard of living/quality of life, etc.) on a scale level of 1 to 10 ? 3) What is your overall impression with the Japanese people ? 4) If you have 3 words or more to describe Japan, what would it be ?
Where do you order your dog food from if you don’t mind me asking? My husband and I are getting stationed in Japan and have two large dogs. We’ve heard it’s hard to find dog food for large dogs out there so any tips would be much appreciated!
coming from Argentina, riteaid, cvs and even target were like a dream! there's nothing like that here and there's a very limited variety of brands and products :( I was also a big fan of seven eleven when I lived in Bangkok for this same reason. but between the US and Asia, Japan, South Korea, and Thailand are definitely the best when it comes to drugstores and convenience stores haha!
I had a yeast infection from an antibiotic on one of my trips to Japan. Had no idea how to even ask, so waited two weeks til we got home. Thank god for Japan's amazing toilets! So I'd love to see what the packaging looks like!
1) Do you consider Japan as a highly developed and advanced country ? 2) How would you personally rate Japan (from culture to technology, architecture, food, local products, scenery/landscape, standard of living/quality of life, etc.) on a scale level of 1 to 10 ? 3) What is your overall impression with the Japanese people ? 4) If you have 3 words or more to describe Japan, what would it be ?
Black garlic is considered to be really healthy in Japan. It's considered: anti-carcinogenic, hangover-preventative, hangover-treatment. It is high in antioxidents and considered to lower cholesterol. The only thing that I would vouch for is the level of antioxidents.
i wonder if you could go to universal big box stores if they have them (like target or walmart or whatever else) so we can see how they are set up differently
iknow this might be weird , but try like a spray test deodorant? A spray deodorant test? 🤓 🤔🧐 after you showed it I was wondering what which one would be a good one to have? 🤷🏾♀️
I would love to see a McDonald's and other fast food from the US that they have their and the difference of food they have their and here!!! And how much it costs their
Have you ever found eyebrow dye? I usually do it myself, but can’t find the little tube of dye in combination with a tube with developer! I am not sure if I would dare getting them dyed professionally because I feel like the style in Japan is lighter and different shape! So would love to be able to do it myself
Oh and about the plastic bottles/refills, sometimes glass is less sustainable!! Because glass is very heavy compared to plastic it can cost more gas and stuff to ship it, and you have to use it for a veeery long time to make it more sustainable, but possibly a lot of people would use it as long as supposed to to reach that effect! So I think it is still great to refill the plastic bottles. Same for canvas totebags, reusing a plastic bag can be better than having multiple canvas totebags because they should be used maaaany many times before it is the same!
are the options for tall men as far as clothing and shoes. Also do normal clothing stores have large sizes or are the japanese large equivalent to medium in US
They have them at Walmart in Canada now? What brand? Does your Walmart serve an especially large Asian population because sometimes certain stores stock different things?
@@amyseaden9069 yes they have a lot of Asian skincare brands now! I was specifically talking about the HATOMUGI skin conditioner she showed in the video. My Walmart does have a large international selection as well and I do live in a major city! Hope that helps!
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I would love to see a craft store in Japan that would be similar to JoAnns, Michaels or Hobby Lobby here in the States. Or, better yet... an independent yarn store. I'm a crochet person who makes all of my own sweaters and what nots.
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I think you mean, what-knots 🙊😉
OMG, yes please! (also no, thank you, bc i don't have money for plane tickets right now 😭), but totally would watch it!!
I’m the feminine hygiene girl! That’s exactly what I meant! So interesting to see the tampon selection. And the packaging IS cute! Pricing seems way more affordable than here in Canada. This was such an interesting video! My son would die for that Pikachu toothbrush. 😍👌
So interesting!! I would be interested in seeing if they have menstrual cups or discs and what the take on is there. Seems to be getting more mainstream here in the states and a lot more options and brands coming up with more sustainable products. Love this drugstore series!!
@@crysmopal using a tampon would be a crazy concept for most Japanese women so can only imagine what the reaction would be to menstrual cups! Actually impressed they had tampons. Used to be very hard to get in Asia.
@@amyseaden9069 ahh I see! So interesting!! That makes sense!
Do you have a video on travelling to Japan etiquette? Like things that are considered disrespectful and stuff not to do. Basically like a whole travel guide to Japan. I feel since you came from North America and moved to Japan it would be really beneficial to hear the things you have learned since moving to Japan. I would love to visit as soon as I can and want to make sure I’m as educated on how to respectfully travel there!
Hi Caitlyn, I've been following many TH-cam channels from Japan for many years. This is the best video from a Japanese drugstore I've ever watched. I really loved how you showed us each of the aisles and sections. Thank you very much. I really appreciate it. It was as if we were walking around the store ourselves. 😊😊😊
You should deep dive into pet food and supplies sometime! That would be interesting to see the differences between Japan and the US!
Visited Japan a few times, and their "tourist souvenir" shops are like drugstores, too! I always find myself stocking up on facial sheet mask, gel warming pads, collagen drinks, etc - because they're pricey in Singapore! I miss visiting these shops. Thanks for sharing this vid.
As a pharmacist I would love to see a more detailed view of the OTC section of the pharmacy. Ps I found myself cracking up with your description of the foundation range since as a redhead with milk pale skin I have been buying Japanese makeup especially foundation for years.
omg same!! I always look forward to going to the pharmacy whenever I travel abroad
As a very fair person I often find Asian brands too dark.
I love these types of videos! Would love to see a dollar store if that’s a thing in Japan.
yes there is!! there are stores like daiso and seria those of which things cost a dollar and only one for big things too!!
100 yen stores, but better quality than the dollar or pound shops
I’m not sure if anyone has said something about the garlic yet, but black garlic is considered a superfood! It has a lot of antioxidants and boosts the immune system while also reducing inflammation, it’s also said to help prevent cognitive diseases like Alzheimer’s and dementia, hence why it’s marketed towards senior citizens (usually there’s a picture or a drawing of older people on the packages haha). I would suggest doing a Google search on the benefits because there’s many articles that would be able to explain it more than me :)
Yes! Take us shopping, touring, pressing our faces against the proverbial windows of all the stores 😂. It’s so cool. Any stationary stores around (because call me obsessed with all the pens and paper). And are there dog stores that you can take GusGus into, like Petsmart’s in the US?
These stores are amazing! Shelves neatly & fully stocked! So many varieties to choose from. You can even buy contact lenses?!? How is it that we can't in the US??!!
My experience with Japanese stores is that they have a crazy number of staff for everything so obviously that helps. But I think salaries are much, much lower there. I don’t think it would be possible without low salaries.
Also, while I found food very cheap (minus fruit), I found drug store products really expensive in Japan. So I guess you get what you pay for.
I LOVE this. Such a fun video and so informative, as all your videos are!! Our drugstores in the US are sorely lacking and I long for the day when I can just wander around a Japanese drugstore.
As a curly haired girl, I’m very interested to know what options there are for curly hair in drugstores! Loved the video and your energy 🥰
I miss going to the drugstore and getting my skincare! I would always go to matsumoto kiyoshi. They always had a lot of discounts and promotions and limited seasonal items. Sometimes it was overwhelming but hands down they always had the best skincare selection!!
That was fun. Thank you! It's fascinating to see what stores look like in other countries. I can't wait to see it in person!
Omg the Capsule Stations had Demon Slayer and Jujutsu Kaisen merch!! I’m in love 🤩❤️
Loved the department store in Kanazawa. It had three floors, and there was a elevator attendant to push buttons, and announce what was for sale on each floor. She pushed the buttons, and gestured with lovely, white gloved, hand motions. Can you do a video of a department store please? Thank you for bringing Japan to me again. I wish I could go back…🥰
Great video. Thanks for sharing. I Would love to see you cook a traditional American Dinner (meatloaf, mashed potatoes, green peas, etc) for your neighbor or friend and they in return cook a traditional Japanese dinner for you. Would be interesting to see the differences. Though you would need to find someone okay with being on camera. Just a thought.
Could you do a serie of famous beauty products?
Going to Japan this fall and I'm so glad I found your channel!! Thank you for showing us what to expect there :)
I loved it 😁 Definitely do more walk troughs in stores like supermarkets or grocery stores 🛒 so interesting !!!
The refill bags are the same here in Thailand too! Honestly so convenient!
This is insane! In Western Australia this would be a supermarket. Our drug stores are called pharmacy's or chemists and only stock medicine, toiletries, makeup, baby formula and nappies, weight loss products and vitamins. They are mostly all quite small in size
Okay but now I want a video of the instant coffees like do they have only standard flavors ? Thanks for sharing its very enlightening to see the differences 🤩
Loved watching this. Thanks for sharing 👍 🥰
you need a Nightlife / Darkside yakuza world vlog ...... Kibakuchiro Shinjuku nightlife Roppongi etc.
I know a decent amount of that dark world . . . I'm 40 y/o now and retired from that world but have plenty of misadventures during my 20's . . .
This is a great watch, thank you! Would you happen to have any ramen recommendations?
agree! Ramen noodlez all day!
Loved it! But am dying laughing at the "cupcake" 😂
Next time could you show what some options for sunscreen are please? And more skincare. Maybe even go into a Sephora type store?
I love these kinds of videos. I’m Canadian so when I go to the states I love just wandering around target, ulta, walgreens etc. Maybe one day I’ll make it to Japan!
hey, isn't Canada under some seriously Strict restrictions under Trudeau? How are you guys living (or not) out there?
@@zpclosangelesgraffiticafe Yes & also no, it depends what province you’re in. Where I am a lot of the restrictions have been lifted. Even more are meant to be lifted March 1.
❤Your channel is literally my comfort place. You make me so happy. Love you❤
I think non-stick deodorants is actually the norm in a lot of places outside the US! I'm in the UK and most options here are sprays/aerosols as well. Drives me crazy 🙃
Japanese people genetically don’t produce as much sweat and body odour so they don’t use deodorant which is why the selection is limited.
I absolutely love how you show some insights into your life in Japan 🥺💚 could you explain more about the transportation system? I've always found it interesting how it looks in japan
I would love to see a tour of Tokyo Hands 🙌
What about Donkey-Hoté?
I love Japanese drug stores, beauty supply stores and supermarkets in general. They never get old! My poor, patient husband is such a sport going round and round and round and round them with me...I love these sorts of videos, thank you so much for showing me what's on the shelves, what to mark down in my travel notebook and most importantly THE PRICES. Thank you! Edit: I've never seen any videos or comments where Western women discuss their experiences and opinions on Japanese tampons so I'll be candid and simply say: not good. They're horrible. Note to self: never again forget packing tampons when travelling to Japan.
Great shopping video!! Thank you for taking me down the aisles!
LOL at the cupcake 🧁 !
Have you been to a Japanese Costco? I would love to see what items we share & what special items they sell in Japan!
I would love to see inside a ¥100 shop, maybe Daiso. It has been forever since I’ve been in one. Thanks Caitlin for sharing these glimpses of your life there.
I of course would love for the products to be in glass containers but even though they are still both plastic I understand the refill stuff because it’s a lot LESS plastic cause it’s all thin. No need for strong thick walls of the bottles, and no (big) caps. So they’re getting there! Slowly but surely lol
It may be a easier plastic to break down to recycle as well!
Hi! What is the issue with toothpaste there that you need to buy it online? How is sustainability in Japan? You've said before that everything is wrapped in plastic, is it very hard to try to be sustainable? (the plastic refill pouches are better because they take up less space in a truck when transporting them to it means less emissions, as they can fit more, and even though it's plastic I think it's less plastic than the bottles. But yes, it seems silly, they could make them in glass or metal)
could you do a video on like the price difference yen and dollars??? like when it’s 748 yen how would you like figure out what it would be in dollars exactly? or like 1,540. 12,70?
If you google "JPY to USD" (JPY=Japanese Yen, USD=US Dollars) you can punch in numbers and it'll tell you the equivalent at the current exchange rate
Currently, 100 yen = $0.87
Hope this helps!
Looove going to the pharmacy in Japan! We had a separate shopping time for groceries and pharmacy, they have super cool items especially the seasonal ones 💕 also, I had to research about some of the items if they have good reviews or not before buying them. It was definitely an experience! The garlic ones I think are supplements/vitamins? I'm not really sure. But my former boss told me that garlic is really good for the health and that was while he was eating a bunch of grilled garlic (we were having a company dinner at that time).
1) Do you consider Japan as a highly developed and advanced country ?
2) How would you personally rate Japan (from culture to technology, architecture, food, local products, scenery/landscape, standard of living/quality of life, etc.) on a scale level of 1 to 10 ?
3) What is your overall impression with the Japanese people ?
4) If you have 3 words or more to describe Japan, what would it be ?
Garlic is a natural way to heal ear infections and earaches. (Sometimes garlic cloves are held close to the ear to help)
Where do you order your dog food from if you don’t mind me asking? My husband and I are getting stationed in Japan and have two large dogs. We’ve heard it’s hard to find dog food for large dogs out there so any tips would be much appreciated!
I love how organized ( and how everything is stocked facing forward ) it is. I was curious about feminine hygiene products tbh…
coming from Argentina, riteaid, cvs and even target were like a dream! there's nothing like that here and there's a very limited variety of brands and products :( I was also a big fan of seven eleven when I lived in Bangkok for this same reason. but between the US and Asia, Japan, South Korea, and Thailand are definitely the best when it comes to drugstores and convenience stores haha!
So are the sanitary shorts/briefs like period panties that you wear without anything else? Or are they just like an extra layer??
I had a yeast infection from an antibiotic on one of my trips to Japan. Had no idea how to even ask, so waited two weeks til we got home. Thank god for Japan's amazing toilets! So I'd love to see what the packaging looks like!
1) Do you consider Japan as a highly developed and advanced country ?
2) How would you personally rate Japan (from culture to technology, architecture, food, local products, scenery/landscape, standard of living/quality of life, etc.) on a scale level of 1 to 10 ?
3) What is your overall impression with the Japanese people ?
4) If you have 3 words or more to describe Japan, what would it be ?
I saw NatureMade vitamins on the shelf and just recently found out that it's now a Japanese owned company. It's the brand I buy all my vitamins from.
When her hand in the mirror popped out at 14:55 I freaked. I thought it was someone else grabbing the one next to it.
I used your code last year to get sakuraco and my partner and I love it. It's so much fun!
Great job showing us everything! Thank you for sharing!
Was just randomly checking my phone as I do in the am and boom I will be here for the next 30 min ♡♡
The C things were collagen. And the garlic stuff are good for the immune system, heart, cholesterol etc
i loved this video thank you for letting those of us who may never be able to travel here live through you
Black garlic is considered to be really healthy in Japan. It's considered: anti-carcinogenic, hangover-preventative, hangover-treatment. It is high in antioxidents and considered to lower cholesterol. The only thing that I would vouch for is the level of antioxidents.
I love these videos!! Could you do a video on the money system in Japan?
i wonder if you could go to universal big box stores if they have them (like target or walmart or whatever else) so we can see how they are set up differently
I was pleasantly surprised at how easy it was to buy various bits and pieces when on holidays in 2019
love love your videos!
How about sanitary pads in other stores, malls or local stores?
What are the fluffy toilet seat covers all about?!!!!! 😮😮😮😮😮🤣🤣🤣
iknow this might be weird , but try like a spray test deodorant? A spray deodorant test? 🤓 🤔🧐 after you showed it I was wondering what which one would be a good one to have? 🤷🏾♀️
It's so big and it has everything
Loved this video!
Cupcake lol !! Love it
i was so relieved when i saw the same contact products that i use at home 😂
Ahh I was wondering if they'd have a magazine section :0
I would love to see a McDonald's and other fast food from the US that they have their and the difference of food they have their and here!!! And how much it costs their
5:10 It's black vinegar
So nice! Waiting for this 🥰 I always want to ask, why did you choose the countryside? I probably would choose too because I live in a big city now.
Your cupcake is gonna be fine. 🤣
This song is giving me very Cantina Theme vibes from Star Wars
Have you ever found eyebrow dye? I usually do it myself, but can’t find the little tube of dye in combination with a tube with developer! I am not sure if I would dare getting them dyed professionally because I feel like the style in Japan is lighter and different shape! So would love to be able to do it myself
Oh and about the plastic bottles/refills, sometimes glass is less sustainable!! Because glass is very heavy compared to plastic it can cost more gas and stuff to ship it, and you have to use it for a veeery long time to make it more sustainable, but possibly a lot of people would use it as long as supposed to to reach that effect! So I think it is still great to refill the plastic bottles. Same for canvas totebags, reusing a plastic bag can be better than having multiple canvas totebags because they should be used maaaany many times before it is the same!
I've heard of garlic supplements that can be used to help lower blood pressure. Maybe thats what those are for?
How is healthcare in Japan?
Please do hygiene and skin care section 🙏
Do things cost more than normal? I know when I go to CVS/Walgreens, it always costs so much so I avoid them 😅
I accidentally bought scented toilet paper in the US and my cupcake was not ok 😭
Saturo “ I want this!
Where do people get their prescription medications?
Do they have authentic detoxifying foot patch?
That section before the contact solutions were all eye washes.
I think garlic is really good for your immune system. Maybe that's why?
are the options for tall men as far as clothing and shoes. Also do normal clothing stores have large sizes or are the japanese large equivalent to medium in US
Try going to kofu japan
Omg I get the exact same milk toners in Walmart canada!
They have them at Walmart in Canada now? What brand? Does your Walmart serve an especially large Asian population because sometimes certain stores stock different things?
@@amyseaden9069 yes they have a lot of Asian skincare brands now! I was specifically talking about the HATOMUGI skin conditioner she showed in the video. My Walmart does have a large international selection as well and I do live in a major city! Hope that helps!
How much is that atrix honey and yuzu? It sounds amazing and I looked it up and $19 for one.
ほうれんそう is spinach
does Japan have a walmart or Sam's club
😊😮❤I wish that I can go to the chickens to go to a parent and live in Texas sorry
interesting that you can buy hard alcohol there!
Anybody know if I Can buy collagen drink that are in bottles here?
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I am curious how much toilet paper is in US if you say 700 yen for 8 rolls is reasonable🙈😁 in Germany you pay for 8 rolls 2-3 Euros( 4 Dollars?)
They usually have bidets toilets at least at home so probably not as commonly used product as in Europe.
Since that's a drug store with no pharmacy how do yall get medications from you doctor?
We go to the pharmacy store, all they do is fill scrips.
Are tamps like taboo/frowned upon for women to use?!
Ma’am this is a grocery store lol
Do you know if you could buy the cleanser on Amazon? I'd love to try it