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Agree!

@@justanothergoogler6436 agreed!

Absolutely 💯%

Would mess with the unbiased view they have at the moment, a food related sponsor would be good though, chopstick company, Sake, Rice Cooker, something like that

Justin is very food obsessed!

That made me smile

My mother just passed and I agree about Satoshi accent reminds me of my mom,she loved good food.

Both of my grandparents just passed, one in December one in January, its funny how we find things to remind us of them.

I hope he never loses it. The way he says some words reminds me of someone I used to work with. She made my life so happy. Love you Toymoyo!

In America it'd be like 10 to 12 dollars sadly.

He had a lot to say about that curry bun lol

Yes you can hear Justin in the background again 😂.

Justin is too cute 🥰

Oishi!!!

Yeah it doesn't really compare does it? Japanese selection is so much better than ours.

That is Justin! He’s a chiweenie, a mix of chihuahua and dachshund. He’s a sweetie! 🐕

Probably because they wanted to keep her iconic colour scheme. The desert looks like her dress and crown, and that's famously pink. But peach flavour isn't usually associated with this shade of pink for most people. It would be a softer pink or an apricot shade. Tasting something that doesn't seem to fit the colour can be as weird as the whole princess peach- strawberry flavour situation. Therefore, the product developers had a dilemma what conflict of expectations would be worse. I think that they chose the description conflict rather than colour conflict, because of the prevalence of "decoration English". Many Japanese people probably recognise the name pretty well, but might not think that much about the word "peach" in it. As a kid (English is my second language) I didn't think about the "peach" part at all, although I had definitely learned the word "peach" in school. So it's quite likely that their target demographic, Japanese people, will recognise the name, but will mostly read the information in Japanese and maybe won't make the peach connection at all.

@@centrifugedestroyer2579 Oh, you're right! I can't unsee it now. The dessert IS Princess Peach. Good eye! 😁

Yeah Tokyo has a whole other look on convivence stores, I love it! Only have one where I live that does it somewhat well, they make their own cookie ice cream sandwiches in many varieties. But that doesn't even come close to this.

We hope you recover quickly my friend. Please keep us up to date on your health

yeah, thats why I cringe whenever Shinichi says things like "raw eggs are safe to eat in Japan". Risks are the same as they are in other countries and the fact that Kewpie makes that fake yolk is all one needs to understand this fact.

@@ColtGColtG Raw eggs are a lot safer to eat in Japan though. I think they caution infants and elderly however. The egg processing/sorting/storing process is unlike any other country.

@@ColtGColtG The Kewpie “egg” was created to resemble a raw egg yolk. Of course it’s either going to have preservatives or be completely fake. The true raw eggs everyone eats in Japan are still in the shell and fresh with short expiration dates. Very safe to eat due to strict standards. No need to cringe when Shinichi mentions raw eggs.

I’d hate that

You poor thing.

VICTIMIZED LOL. I love it. I wish I liked melon flavor but I dont. And I see melon flavor all the time! Very sad I can't enjoy it.

Actually there aren’t any bad ones made in Japan so I say try them and decide which one you like yourself

@@TabiEats I was hoping you guys can give me a heads up on a particular brand perhaps.

I think those are found only in Okinawa. Saw them over there but not here

You’re right. They are using cheese one lots of things

That should be personal sorry

Justin is half chihuahua and half dachshund. RU-vid is our full time job

you can get beef bowl 24\7 like almost anywhere in Japan, I always go to Sukiya as they are also on the bottom floor of Kansai airport, so while I wait for my flight I go and have a snack there but Gyudon shops are almost as proliferate as Conbini in Japan.