Name: WHY SKATEBOARDING & STREETWEAR IS EXPENSIVE IN JAPAN
Uploaded: 2020-03-24T11:30:52.000Z
Duration: 10 min 35 s
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I straight up Thought we left this guy behind and I was sitting right next to, and I just freak out, run out and he was right there the whole time That way.

So one thing that I've noticed since I've been out here in Japan is the prices for clothes is way more expensive.

And it makes sense because Tokyo is like a place that's big on fashion.

65,000 yen, which would be around $650 for this jacket.

Tell me why you're fashion dude imported prices, bro.

You gotta understand it's a fashion statement, but it's tech for two, which pretty much means it's for climbing mountains, bro.

So if you want to be a mountain climber, we still want to sweat out on bitches by the North State like mortar skate shop.

They call it a street culture store and, like the bottom floor of mortar, is like the high end fashion stuff that's more expensive.

And upstairs is all the skate product, and I've looked around and compared it to the prices back home.

It makes sense because all the product is imported from the states or wherever else you'll see, like crooked boards for, like, 110 bucks girl boards for, like, $98.

Real boards are, like $110 Such a huge difference, but it makes sense because it's like all imported.

But like I said, this place is big on fashion, so you'll find a lot of close, very, very expensive compared to your usual prices.

So many people in Tokyo identify there's something people.

Yeah, that's like what they're into Stone Island 570.

You doing when we're ordering our stuff, he kept looking like left and right.

So I'm assuming he's not supposed to be here.

And I think a cop just rode by any, Like, brought his fucking big death.

That is the most Gangsters fucking scene ever, Theo Way.

Like a dealer on the streets, man, I'm working on a short film with this filmmaker.

So I thought it would be good to get him to work on a music video.

They're filming a music video for a song called Kingdom Heart With the way he just dropped his BP.

We have a kind of planned out This guy's super get filming.

He has all these little tools and props they're going to use tonight.

Hopefully goes good, but I had to buy a new camera which kind of sucks because cameras are cheap.

Can't edit videos recording, rolling, breaking down my pills and my, my my can't stop.

Way just made it to Akihabara because Edwin actually needs to get some gifts for his family.

He leaves this Saturday any like, kind of gift that you can only get in Japan sake.

How about is kind of like a really cool place for that.

They have, like the most random, like souvenirs you can get.

I think this place is perfect when you look at these.

What about the traditional Japanese mask?

The whole time we've been here in Japan, we've been going to this one restaurants, a ramen shop called Tone Katsu, Tommy and the worker there.

Every single time we've been to that ramen shop, he just greets us like so kindly.

Always a smile on his face and the Roman you makes there is so good.

Out of all the places I've been to since I've been here in Japan, Edwin was looking for bowls like Rahman bowls this whole week.

He just found some because I guess it's not like a Japanese thing.

But he wants Jim to sign the bowl and take it home as, like a get for his like family.

The way the best part is, the refills were all done and we're getting another Rico.

Okay, you Do you come to this ramen shop.

No throwing up on instagram on my story Here is how many of you has actually come here?