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    Japanese Convenience Store 100 Foods / 7-Eleven, LAWSON, and more! Japan Travel Vlog



    Japanese Convenience Store 100 Foods / 7-Eleven, LAWSON, and more! Japan Travel Vlog

    Japan Food Vlog – Japanese Convenience Store Foods from 7-Eleven, LAWSON, FamilyMart, and MINI STOP. We will introduce a total of 100 foods, including onigiri, bento, sandwiches, desserts, and more!

    ★10 Things to do in Shibuya

    ★Japanese Supermarket Food Tour

    【Contents】

    0:00 Intro

    0:52 MINI STOP

    7:27 LAWSON

    22:20 FamilyMart

    38:37 7-Eleven

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    Your Perfect Japan Travel Food Guide – We introduce Japanese food (cuisine), Japanese restaurants and stores.
    We’re introducing not only famous places in Japan, but also some hidden spots that Japanese people don’t know much about. We hope this will be a good guide and tips for you when you travel to Japan. There will be lots of delicious food, so even if you can’t make it to Japan, our videos will make you feel like you’re actually there!
    If you have any video requests, please let us know in the comments!
    (Conveyor belt sushi, shabu-shabu, soba noodles, tempura, yakitori, ramen, sake, yakiniku, Japanese street food, Japanese vending machine etc.)

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    30件のコメント

    1. @samurai_junjiro on

      Which convenience store do you like? If you like this video, hit the LIKE button👍
      ★10 Things to do in Shibuya

      https://youtu.be/EMxDOntRQA8

      ★Japanese Supermarket Food Tour

      https://youtu.be/478H0grYX6A

      – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – – –

      Would love to have your support!!

      【Patreon】https://www.patreon.com/samurai_junjiro

      【YouTube Membership】https://www.youtube.com/c/SAMURAIJUNJIROChannel/join

      Follow me! /

      Instagram：https://www.instagram.com/samurai_junjiro

      Twitter：https://twitter.com/samurai_junjiro

    4. @rintothacha3543 on

      Thank you for making this video this will be an amazing guide for my trip in two months! I have a few questions how often do those konbini have a area for eating also I heard it frown upon in japan to eat in public so curious about where do people eat in public

    5. @ogimati5175 on

      Ooohh samurai, this one is long as Sunday movie. 😁 But everything is so oishii. I looooove JUNJIRO voice it sounds relaxing and familiar.. Everything is so Deeeelicious!, you have made me hungry again. 🤣😁❤❤❤

    10. @420hotbox36 on

      Born and raised in Japan but moved away 15 years ago (wasn't my choice). So excited to fly out 2moro gonna be there for 30 days! This video was perfect to get me caught up on what I've been missing haha

    11. @astroboy3507 on

      Yummy snacks and meals guys!!! Too many that are Oishi!!!!!!
      Family mart and 7/11 we didn’t get to hear when they started establishing

    17. @bridgethsu1410 on

      Thank you for taking the effort in compiling this incredible variety of recommendations! i love the mini black sesame steamed bread from family mart! There is also a sweet potato flavour!

    18. @Mentosdog on

      Glad that you have included teriyaki chicken and egg sandwich. I had it a LOT of times for breakfast or as a quick bite. Very tasty 😁

    19. @shanekewildman6393 on

      Thank you for this video. I moved to Japan couple months ago and really wanted some convienence store reccommendations so this was really helpful. Some of the products mentioned in the video I have already tried and they are really good, especially famichiki.

    27. @hankeat on

      Are there microwaves in those convenience stores? Or we have to prepare those food in our hotel room?

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