And they have kindly allowed me to film a tour for you guys

It is a huge convenience store and - sumimasen (laughs)

~MIMEI LAND~

Okay, we're going into the conbini from the backside

And you can see there's lots of yummy looking drinks

And there's even vegetables, except there's not many there right now

You can buy pretty much anything in one of these

There's lots of coffee

Green tea... You can even buy meat

I mean, I wouldn't, but maybe you would

Some pre-packaged foods, like salads

Lots of bread

Yakisoba Ro-ru (Yakisoba Roll)

It is bread with yakisoba inside it

Why? I don't know

And this one's bacon and corn

Here, you can see the refrigerated area where there's desserts, yoghurt and jelly, and stuff like that

Here's all the yoghurt, some jelly with fruit in it

This conbini is so big, there's so much stuff

Here's a whole lot of treats for children

I mean, you don't have to be a child to eat them obviously

Umeboshi - dried plums

There's little... bits of salami I think

Lots and lots of chocolate

More chocolate

Noodles and noodles and noodles

These are called Kappumen - cup noodles

And, oh my gosh - you can buy a whole packet of them here, you don't even need to go to the supermarket

And its only 300 yen, which is like 3 dollars

Maybe these are one of the cheaper brands. I don't eat them because they've got meat in them but...

So this is the curry, let's take a look at the curry

Lots of curry - Japanese curry is slightly different from Indian curry

Oh, and these look like stir-fries

And this is microwave rice

So if you don't have a rice cooker, or if you're just super lazy

it's microwaveable rice

And you can even buy Listerine here, and toothbrushes and toothpaste, and band-aids

Condoms as well

So there's contact lens cleaning stuff, there's bath salts

Shampoo, and shampoo refills - this conbini is full of awesome stuff

If you need to clean something, there you go

Yay, we're going into the back of the convenience store! I've never seen this before

This is where they stock all the drinks - actually you can kind of see through

That's the convenience store, and this is behind where they stock the drinks

And you can see the kind of drinks that are in a convenience store

There's a lot of beer, there's some sweat

These are vitamin drinks, sports drinks

Water - lots of flavoured water at the moment in Japan

and it's actually quite yummy

I mean, just like everything... they have all the things

And it's freezing, the whole area is being frozen by that thing

I mean it's being refrigerated - it's like a giant refrigerator, what is this?

So this is what it looks like from the front

And if you wanna buy a beer, you come and open it up

and buy a beer - but only if you're over twenty

These three are all alcohol, and then these other ones are non-alcoholic drinks

And then we've got another huge aisle

of chips and wine

Osake, or alcohol

More alcohol

More alcohol

More alcohol

More alcohol, this time wine

Something for everybody here

Lots more stuff

And then we have the kind of budget brand, the no frills brand of stuff

And everything here is like 108 yen

We've got lightning cables, iPhone chargers, portable chargers

in various beautiful colours... that one's nice

Car chargers, batteries

And here's where you can buy prepaid cards for stuff like iTunes, Google Play, Playstation, Nintendo and other things

Necessities, I guess

We've got... these are wipes for when you're sweaty

and a huge lot of hair wax

Panty hose - you might be surprised by how many times you need this if you're working in a suit-job and your panty hose gets ripped

Accessories, hair accessories

Deodorant and stuff for your period

and yes, you can buy makeup in the convenience store

So if you need a new foundation, or if you forgot yours, or if you're on a trip or something, you can buy makeup

And there's quite a good range

Even face masks

And these are the masks to wear if you have hay-fever, or for whatever reason really

So they've got a really nice selection of ice cream here

Ice cream

And I love these ones because they're so... how do they make it stay like that?

It's fascinating

Snacks, gum, more gum, mints, more gum...

And of course we've got sweets - these are mostly gummy sweets

Throat lozenges

More gummy sweets, and also dried fruits

I like to buy dried fruits, especially dried mango

Cookies, chocolate

More chocolate - snack sized chocolate

It's quite a small package, but it's kinda cool, I like it

Nice pick-me-up

Vitamins, and then we have kind of energy bars like ipponmanzoku

And Calorie Mate

There's the registers, and they're selling Oden

This is what the oden goes into

This is what oden looks like - it's generally like a warm treat, or warm meal in winter

And this is the regi~ And look, you can even buy this stuff

Magazines - they have a huge selection of magazines in this convenience store

because there's basically like a small bookstore attached to a big convenience store

So there's comic books... and look - there's Creator Channel, me and Duncan were in the first one

This one - there we are!

More magazines, basically you can get whatever you want here

They've got a big comics section, or manga section

And then a little book section as well

A lot of the convenience store have cigarettes here and you can order them by number

But these are kind of gift sets

that you might send to someone

These are the hot drinks

Okay, so of course you can buy a newspaper too

And they have coffee machines, these are really popular these days

You go and buy the coffee, they give you a cup and you can do it yourself

There is a photo-copier as well

which has lots of functions

And an ATM

So you can actually get money out

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And check out 3F if you're in Japan, it's a really amazing convenience store, I feel like I'm in a supermarket actually

which has all the books I could ever need

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