Name: Tour of Japanese Supermarket at Beisia - Home Goods, Toys, Pet Supplies, and More!
Uploaded: 2022-10-17T17:55:06.000Z
Duration: 11 min 15 s
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To-infinitive

Okay, so we're back at Basia because we wanted to show you the other side of this store because we spent so long at the grocery section.

Past simple

Last time they didn't even have time to do the other side.

Future simple

So we're gonna give you a quick tour of the other side of Asia.

So there's the Yakitori place here in South Asia.

I had to come back to uh the supermarket because I love the story here and it's a really good price right now because they call it time service, it's like at a certain time during the day, they bring down the price.

So I came at a good time and I'm gonna buy probably like five or six different kinds.

These are really good if you're looking for your story, this place is awesome.

Yeah, I usually like the ones that have green scallion on it, but they also have like chicken skin.

If you want to be a little bit adventurous.

They also have a tongue back their tongue and they have some with asparagus.

Uh that one has garlic and this is actually soft bones.

So if you want to be adventurous, that's also pretty interesting.

I actually like that, but I really don't get that much anymore.

So yes, I'm gonna go ahead and order so while candy is getting derogatory, just wanted to show this other side.

Uh So the left is groceries and to the right is home goods and makeup medicine and clothing.

This section is for cold, of course, there's a mask section.

So again, you can find many different types of mass.

They also have like the ones that are great for your ears doesn't hurt.

They have like these cute little tissues though.

I love these little tissues and they're so cute.

I thought you were gonna say, oh my gosh, I have bleached or not bleached, but I would get it if it was bleach.

And this is paul Patrol paw Patrol is actually super popular in Japan too.

I learned I'm trying to find the section where they sell some home goods, like, um actually we're kitchen goods and here it is.

It's in this, they call it the kitchen area.

So I don't know if they're gonna have it the last time I came here, they have this butter case that has a butter knife already in it.

It's so convenient if you're the type of person that buys butter out of the plastic tub and you just buy like the butter that's in foil.

Um I have not seen anything like it in the States.

I've only seen it here in Japan, but it's kind of hard to find here as well.

So I wouldn't be surprised if I couldn't find it today, I don't see it.

They got hot pots, pans, a lot of tough on what you call teflon, teflon, teflon ziploc.

Like every japanese home, I feel like has these like bento box stuff here.

Snoopy one, kind of like the color of these ones.

This is more bento box items, bento box stuff.

So you know how we saw this at the 100 yen store?

I feel like I had a lot more cute ones too.

This is a very popular character in Japan like the kids love.

What is this, does the food come out there.

Oh yeah, some interesting items here for pets.

So this section is all clothing for men's and women and they also have a shoe store sporting goods and this looks like it's a toy store.

I feel like people don't really shop here.

Yeah, I didn't even know they had a toy section like this here definitely looks faded.

Look at how faded this looks like, how many years has this been here?

It really is like a walmart here, but fewer people.

I don't know what this is but it's cute that little baby masks.

This is like the bedding section but there's like a whole row of these things.

Um it's kind of thick and they just put it on top of the bed for extra comfort.

I guess there's five levels and this is a level three.

So it gives you extra warmth for the winter because in Japan they don't really run the heater like they don't have central heating all the time.

So they put like put the heater on all the time, especially when you're sleeping.

So what they do is turn off all the heaters and then they warm up with warm bedding.

Um That's typically how most japanese homes are here.

Especially like the older homes, like our parents.

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Tour of Japanese Supermarket at Beisia - Home Goods, Toys, Pet Supplies, and More!

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