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How to get kicked out of Japanese Grocery Store.

Welcome back to Happy Hour Japan Season 2! In this short episode, Aaron and I will take you inside a Japanese スーパー (supermarket/grocery store).

Not only will we show you what it’s like to shop in a grocery store in Japan, but we’ll also show you a great example on how to get kicked out of one :)

Kanpai,
Kevin

 
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  1. Boniface
    May 20th, 2010 at 16:35 | #1

    ハッピーアウアジャパン、外国人の為に頑張ってください。

  2. Nereyda
    May 20th, 2010 at 23:16 | #2

    i bearly got into happy hour japan but it is my only podcast in my ipod! i love this show! very informative and funny at the same time! :D

  3. Nereyda
    May 20th, 2010 at 23:22 | #3

    I really really wanna know what its like to be in a japanese school. because i hope to one day study abroad in japan

  4. Gordon
    May 22nd, 2010 at 02:08 | #4

    Mataka ne… Well alls well that ends well XD. I love grocery shopping here in the states I really dont know why, but from the little experience I fell in love with their way! Also is that a Konbini? If not what would you call it, just Supa market? Well anyway atleast now I know not to film in a store. Jaa mata ne, Kanpai!

  5. May 22nd, 2010 at 02:12 | #5

    Thanks for the comments everyone!

    @Nereyda, I’m trying to find a school that will allow us to film an episode at, but so far no luck :(

    @Gordon, this was taken at a supermarket which in Japanese is just スーパー (suupaa). Apparently you can film in a store, but you need approval in advance.

  6. Akin
    May 22nd, 2010 at 15:43 | #6

    Haha!! If you filmed yourselves getting kicked out, this video would be even funnier. Can’t wait for the next one. Jaa mate ne!

  7. Taro Starbuck
    May 27th, 2010 at 01:48 | #7

    I was very surprised to see you video tapping inside the Japanese supermarket, because all the large stores, super markets, electronic shops, etc. have very tight security, with security cameras (ぼうはんカメラ) everywhere; “warning decals” at entrances, stating “No Cameras or Photographing Allowed On Premises”. So, I was surprised to see you so freely walking around video tapping there. Wasn`t surprised that you were “busted” (なきをみる), however. I guess they don`t want competitors spying on their stores, but easy to take photos less obviously with cell phones, I suppose. Or you could use a “spy camera”? Film quality isn`t that great for broadcasting, for sure. Guess they’ll keep a sharp eye on you whenever you go shopping there, again eh?
    Sometimes I`ve had street vendors in Japan chase me away from filming their products, because they didn`t want the competition copying their wares.
    Enjoyed the brief tour at the supermarket, anyway! Thanks for trying! Sushi looked delicious!
    “Security Alert! Security Alert! Strange foreigner cameraman on Isle 5 “Obento Section”! Apprehend Immediately!”

  8. May 28th, 2010 at 20:20 | #8

    Wow, i really do love that background music!
    maybe you guys can do a topic about music!

    thanks for this great show! 1 just discovered
    and watched every episode today and
    i cant wait for the next one!

  9. Adrian
    June 5th, 2010 at 18:29 | #9

    Wow, that was pretty funny. But I love your videos, hope to see more in the near future.

  10. Akatuskilov
    July 5th, 2010 at 21:30 | #10

    hahahahahah that is sooo funny!!! ^_^ that happend to me once!! loLz

  11. Breanna
    July 31st, 2010 at 08:01 | #11

    That was really funny, it made me laugh so hard I cried X3
    I had to watch it a second time >.<