We ate ONLY convenience store food for 24 HOURS!

[@KO-bw7zh]

I don't think the ice( in a cup) is free. That's the ice cup for the coffee machine right next to the cashier. The cup doesn't have the barcode but I'm sure the staff added that to your transaction & you paid. They usually have "ice in a cup" in the fridge . Maybe next to bags of ice (different price&package) I recommend the coffee from the machine❤ the machine starts grinding coffee beans right after you pushed the button, so it tastes so fresh and smells amazing!

[@ChangingLocations]

Hmm maybe it wasn't free but nobody questioned why we bought that one 🤷 the coffee is great though, we will try the grinding coffee next time 🙂

[@cbt0182]

They don’t expect customers not knowing what the coffee ice cups are for unless they’re asked about it, so that’s probably why they also didn’t question you about it because they assume that every customer will use the coffee machine (it’s self serve coffee/kind of like big gulps or slurpees in the US) when buying the ice cup. I hope this makes more sense. :)

[@紫星-g7b]

多分、セブンイレブンのコーヒーの飲み方、間違ってます😢 氷のカップは、機械で作って注いでくれますよ😊

[@dot-master-f]

これは外国から来られた観光客には鬼門ですね。

[@rgvgamma9986]

知ってるけど敢えてあの甘いコーヒーに氷を入れたかったのでは？ 人によってはコンビニのコーヒーが嫌いな人もいるしね？

[@ほっほ-d7c]

自然な流れだと逆で、知らなくて兎に角氷を使いたかった様に思えるけどなぁ😅 すんごく教えてあげたい気分に成るなぁ。。

[@ash_and_evan]

1k 🎉 congratulations friends ❤. We enjoy this content ❤

[@ChangingLocations]

Thanks so much guys!! ❤️

[@TOKYOOBEEATS]

Thank you for visiting my country! I really appreciate you uploading these kinds of videos to share how amazing our country is! I hope you continue to enjoy the rest of your time in Japan!

[@ChangingLocations]

We loved visiting Japan! It's our pleasure and we felt welcome there ❤️

[@s.gurung3217]

This is awesome!

[@ChangingLocations]

Thank you 😀

[@umiari-yamaari]

Capsule hotels are good places to stay, but internet cafes are also good.

[@AmadanMath]

There's a ton of things to eat in Japanese convenience stores, and a lot of it is amazing. You just need to find the things that appeal to you. I could totally live for a week on convenience store food if I had to. One of my favourite things is nikuman, a steamed bun filled with pork and bamboo shoots and deliciousness, and it is super cheap as well. However, most of the things in convenience stores are not actually that cheap compared to other kinds of shops; for example, never buy bananas in convenience stores unless you are desperate :)

[@ChangingLocations]

Yeah we noticed it's totally possible to live off convenience stores there, it was a fun challenge. But yeah, fruit seem to be really overpriced in places like that. I think it's consistent around the world, i.e. in the US, bananas are like a dollar apiece at places like Quickchek

[@UliDanMiyazawa]

Hey guys how’s it goin' in Japan? Me and my son were watching your videos and we’re having a lot of fun! We live here in Japan about 4 years and my son speaks in Japanese fluent and he told me that the convenience store in the Family Mart but specific that store is just wrote in Japanese katakana by the way. And one more tip, you guys can find always trash cans in every convenience store so you don’t need to carry your garbage for any longer you just find in another convenience store which in Japan there are convenience stores in practically every corner. Keep posting your videos in Japan we are enjoying a lot! Have a fun guys!

[@ChangingLocations]

Thanks so much for tuning in! We did think it was Famima based on taking a pic of the receipt and going to Google Translate but you never know 🤣 and thanks for the tips! We love Japan ❤️

[@ChangingLocations]

Did you catch the last video of us trying Japanese street food? kzbin.info/www/bejne/n6jbdJJ_e7F7sLM

[@asan1050]

Great video you guys! Maybe the goal to only eat convenience food was not the best idea. Can't wait to see more, Thanks Much!

[@Politologist]

Loving your videos, just stumbled upon your channel today and I've already subscribed. Greetings from a venezuelan refugee living in Cancun, Mexico.

[@ChangingLocations]

Thanks so much! Happy to hear that you're enjoying our videos ❤️ We hope you are safe!

[@GoingFartherTogether]

Ugh! I miss Japan so much and all the yummy goodies from 7-11. The onigiri, the fruit (especially the strawberries, the pancakes! So many good memories. Next time I visit, I'll definitely try the iced coffee.

[@ChangingLocations]

We talk about Japan almost everyday since we left. There is simply no place like it! We are already planning a trip back 😫

[@GoingFartherTogether]

I don't blame you! We are too! 😂@@ChangingLocations

[@goomonster3557]

I really like the chill vibes of this video. ❤

[@ChangingLocations]

Aww thanks ☺️

[@frankbrennan1619]

Congratulations to you both on reaching over one thousand subscribers!!!!!

[@ChangingLocations]

Thank you, we still can't believe it 😱

[@shibatsun]

セブンのもちもちリングシュガーもオススメ

[@MegaResimu]

ないすー

[@seriesMobile369]

🇯🇵&🇺🇸so thanks

[@ducsue751]

$5usd for one person for the whole day?? You may need to starve for one of the mealtime. 8:16 I think it is since the name (Fami Ma) sounds very similar to Family Mart.

[@タバ-y3u]

4:39 The reason why there are few trash cans in Japan is because of the terrorist attack on the subway 30 years ago. It is called the Tokyo subway sarin attack. Since then, the number of trash cans has obviously decreased.

[@ChangingLocations]

We read this a few days into our trip. We started becoming very curious and thought there had to be a reason. Thanks for tuning in 🥰

[@sahinov]

Ermm u say convenience store and you ate everywhere but not convenience store. Video caption doesn’t match the video

[@nekoneko2025]

コンビニの食事ではなくて普通の喫茶店（おしゃれなカフェではない）のランチメニューとか食べればよかっとと思いますよ。 次はチャレンジしてみてはどうでしょうか。

[@immc_min]

今回の動画はコンビニ飯チャレンジなので、それは野暮な提案ではないでしょうか。