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From: javanomic
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  • $ 3.25 for a hot dog! Here we pay $ 1.50! In Japan, salad is $ 8 but we pay $ 5! for a slice of piazza in Japan: $4 USA: $2. Forget about culture shock, it's sticker shock!

  • do they take amex there?

  • oh wait a minute... the prices suck. 250 Yen for a hot dog! Its only a $1 here. :(

  • @MrPartyZombie it's 1.50 in my area. Which is very affordable.

  • It's looks almost exactly the same as the one here in Danvers, MA!! Soooo Happy. Costco is my favorite store :P

  • i hope they don't have samples in that store... there would be riots every day.

  • @basketcaserb

    maybe if it was china, japan is more polite.

  • jus watching u eat that hotdog is making me hungry i am going to costco to get me one

  • lol i like how the japanese women he was with knew more usa prices then him

  • Plastic and other things we dont really need. No real food for sale. The beef maybe injected with saline. The cows are fattened and fed hormones twice daily till they reach a certain weight and sent for slaughter.

  • @activeone32 not in Costco meat. There is a way you can tell, but the ones there don't seem to contain any hormones.

  • HOLY SHIT! IT'S JUST LIKE THE ONE IN MY AREA!

  • I work in a Costco and I can tell you that every customer is fed up to show his Costco card. It's not our fault, it's the way to calculate how many members enter every half hour, so the warehouse can know how many cashiers must be opened, so it can't be all jammed at the same time.

  • That rotisserie chicken during the holidays would be a STEAL in japan. Good stuff, haha

  • For an American that must be so surreal. You are on the other side of the world, and yet, everything is similar if not the same as it is back home. Even those ready-made meals in the food section are the same type and portion sizes as their counterparts in the U.S.

  • @mrivera1 i was thinking the same thing about the ready made meals....Im in australia and i always buy those wraps for myself and the kids to eat on the way home.

  • It's not, Osaka, Amagasaki, Hyogo Prefecture not you?

  • @nakazawa7045 close enough who cares

  • Wow, everything looks just about the same from the States. I heard that things of western culture are becoming quite familiarized over there.

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