Insane Japanese 24hr Supermarket With Neon Decor - Super Tamade, Osaka

[@seemore247]

Yep, same as first commenter. Hooked. Your style of videos / narration is great. By the time I get there ill be pretty knowledgeable thanks to you 👍

[@TravellingBritishGuy]

Appreciate the feedback. Kinda finding my style as I go. Hope you have a great trip. As with anywhere, it'll be so much better with a bit of context/knowledge.

[@gucci_chungus]

i literally searched "neon store japan" haha. you didn't disappoint.

[@tobiasschumacher8602]

Hey, man. I stumbled upon your channel a few days ago and I've been totally hooked since then. Watching your videos feels like actually being there with you. Sooo, thanks for having me. ✌️🙂

[@TravellingBritishGuy]

Thanks for the comment, it's what I'm aiming for. Happy to have you along 🤘

[@garylow7032]

right... here we are 😅

[@srilankan87]

i am enjoying your supermarket comparison videos. as someone who has never been to japan, i would love to see a video from you about a chain supermarket that does high end and quality stuff, as opposed to the budget end. something like the equivalent of waitrose in the uk.

[@TravellingBritishGuy]

Thanks 😀 I did do a tour of Central Square Life on this channel which is nice, but I'm planning to go to Meidi-ya soon too.

[@srilankan87]

@@TravellingBritishGuy That's brilliant, i've just seen that video after you mentioned it. Top notch, i'll give you another idea, after you do Meidi-ya, you could also do like a department store video. I'm sure the viewers would love that. :)

[@X0MT0X]

NHK made a documentary here called Document 72 Hours: A 24-Hour Discount Supermarket in Osaka. It is a fascinating watch as you seem to get an interesting collection of customers, many I found to be shockingly honest, such as talking about being estranged from their families and OAP's talking about caring for their hikikomori child. I can't imagine anyone being so open in a Lidle or Aldi.

[@TravellingBritishGuy]

That sounds up my street. I'll have a look but can be hard to find Japanese stuff online right

[@X0MT0X]

I've always found the more run down and dirty a place is in Japan the better the food. At least with restaurants, the chef/cook is normally a guy so old he should have been retired for at least a decade, but he's perfected his skill.

[@TravellingBritishGuy]

Yeah that can be the case, but it's also not always true and usually not in the case of supermarkets 😂

[@alicemoir6274]

Iceland equivalent ?

[@TravellingBritishGuy]

Somewhere between an Iceland and a Kwik Save