abeli$con - 2011-01-14
semper fellatio
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duck&cover - 2011-01-14
And here's the soiled panties aisle.
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Udderdude - 2011-01-14
He sure is in Japan.
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Dread Pirate Roberts - 2011-01-14
Gotta say, it's refreshing to see an American actually partaking in Japanese culture and not being weeaboo about it. Kinda interesting, actually. Like a "regular joe" travel channel show just seeing how the average guy lives, and not going down the market street trying out all the strange stuff. Kinda cool just seeing their version of a modern store.
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Mancakes - 2011-01-14 This. A thousand times this.
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badideasinaction - 2011-01-14 True. I find it funny now that, minus the sake aisle and handwarmers, I can go to the Korean grocery supermarket a mile away from me and get pretty much the exact same stuff.
World is still getting smaller by the minute.
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Mother_Puncher - 2011-01-14
Hannah Minx should do a walkthrough of this same store just to see the difference in this normal guy and her weeaboo nonsense.
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The Townleybomb - 2011-01-14
Y99 for weiner bread? What a steal!
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Tom Collins - 2011-01-14
This dude is OK
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craptacular - 2011-01-15
most of this stuff isn't new to me. actually, a lot of it i've seen in the grocery store i work in. the west coast of canada probably gets more asian immigrants and students than eastern USA though...
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Supahfly - 2011-01-15
Saves the best to last; horse enema and designer rice!
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Spit Spingola - 2011-01-15
Crunky! Natto is friggin' nasty.
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Hooker - 2011-01-15
I do not get the fascination with this culture.
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Supahfly - 2011-01-15 The fascination is with a perceived culture, which makes it much sadder.
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Meatsack Jones - 2011-01-15
This was my favorite part of porting in Tokyo and Osaka back in the 90's. The rest of the crew ran off to see the tourist sights and bars, my friend Dan would take us to the normal stuff...and then bars. I was fascinated by it all.
My favorite thing, talking to english speaking locals about little things like this, and wondering to them, why many items had english writing on the front of packages. :)
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garcet71283 - 2011-01-15 I heard it is pretty much the same reason a lot of English items will have kanji or somesuch on them...because they think it looks cool. Was this pretty much what you gathered?
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Screwtape - 2011-01-15
Their food is different from our food!
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Unmerciful Crushing Force - 2011-01-15
Already being here, this holds nothing new to me. I do get the fascination with the everyday side of things, being much the same way when I explore new parts of Japan. Found a vintage bar that was inexplicably decorated with shittons of anime toys for my troubles.
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A Jumping Spider! - 2011-01-18
Genuinely interesting.
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