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22 Groceries The Japanese NEVER Buy! (Save Hundreds)

28K views · Aug 17, 2026 · Education

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  • @FrugalJapan · 1 month ago · pinned

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  • @yuminglu1161 · 11 days ago

    Your video is very informative. 🙏❤👍

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  • @selbarton · 1 month ago

    With the berry prices, all I have to say is white strawberry.

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  • @carmenn5609 · 1 month ago

    I also wish we had the Daiso market here. &nbsp;Thanks for mentioning the dollar tree for spices, but I wonder if they too sit on the shelf a long time because folks never thought about it. &nbsp;I also understand about bulk buying but when it&apos;s only you, it would not make sense. &nbsp;Maybe a video on single family homes on foods-laundry detergents and other items. &nbsp;Great video!

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  • @audreyblimkie-k1h · 3 weeks ago

    I live in small city Northern Ontario. I. Ant get some of these items here, but I can order staples from Amazon. Or make a four hour round trip to the nearest urban centre to an Asian grocery market for fresh items.

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  • @Savage11-b7e · 1 month ago

    Another way to save money is going to Restaurant Depot, bulk buying works 😊

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  • @UncleKenjiJapan · 1 month ago

    <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8EhZDmc0rmM&amp;t=1341">22:21</a> “Bottled salad dressing” really stood out to me because homemade dressing can be cheaper, fresher, and surprisingly easy to make. I also liked the later point about avoiding individually packaged snacks, since small convenience costs can add up quickly over time. These habits feel practical rather than extreme. Which item from the second half of this list would be easiest for you to stop buying first?

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  • @일본의_생활_속에서 · 2 weeks ago

    good one

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  • @MasoudSalchi · 1 month ago

    Oh thank you. &nbsp;I see &nbsp;good listener and important to do what you show us ❤❤

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  • @rebacarmack8335 · 3 weeks ago

    Unfortunately in our small nearby stores we don’t have a specialty but we do have Dollar tree stores???

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  • @audreyblimkie-k1h · 3 weeks ago

    Next time we travel to the city, I will visit an Asian market for bulk spices, condiments and 18 kg bag of rice from Thailand.<br> fYI rice grown in southern USA where cotton was before , &nbsp;soil is contaminated with left over arsenic used as weed killer., contains higher levels of arsenic in the &nbsp;rice , so only eat in small amounts. <br>I Brands like president. Choice , and &nbsp;Uncle Ben contain blends including the southern rice.<br> I just buy Jasmine rice from Thailand. No arsenic and good rice.

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  • @Lev-t2t · 1 month ago

    Buy whole foods and cook from scratch 😉<br>Most of the world does this. &nbsp;Not just Japanese. <br>There&apos;s no Daiso here. I get my spices from Natural Grocers or Talin Market. They sell bulk packaged spices.

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