【購入品紹介】パリ在住日本人が一時帰国で買ってきたもの 器、キッチンツールから、無印良品の雑貨、洋服まで

Yes I'll introduce the items I brought back from Japan other than the food products and also the things I brought along even though I didn't buy them First this one This is the medicine from Tsumura This is what I buy every time I return This is a bath additive with a traditional herbal scent but when I use it I have back pain I brought it home because it's effective for things like back pain and shoulder stiffness This is 65 doses It's good right Yeah I like it That was a very simple easy explanation Similarly this bath additive This is famous Kiki oil I also like the carbonated version of this Kiki oil so I always buy the refills to take home This is Dover Pastries 77 Alcohol 77% disinfectant spray Well it's more like a disinfecting spray In these times it's good for disinfecting and can also be used on food so I had been using it before but it ran out and were talking about getting some soon I received it from my husband's parents Thank you And as for similar things it's not exactly the same but this spray that removes wrinkles and odor It doesn't seem to be available in France Even if there are things like L'Oréal I don't see anything that can remove wrinkles so I think this is very convenient for removing wrinkles so I always buy it But in that case this is also the same This is Utamaro I bought it for the first time because it's said to be really effective at making things white and clean so I wanted to try this Utamaro stone bacteria It seems like it's going to be something like that And this is Yushikin It says it works for redness chapping and cracks This is also good for the hands I always want to put this on my face and take a bath with a mask I really like that I've been buying this for a long time So I bought two replacement ones This is the mitt I use when ironing I've wanted this for a long time especially when using a steamer I want to squeeze the steamer but since there's nothing to hang it on I bought one from Amazon France as well It feels like I finally managed to get it after not being able to find it With this you can definitely use a steamer while hanging it up This is a basic long-sleeve shirt Muji is naturally also available in France but the selection is extremely limited and of course the price is cheaper in Japan When I return to Japan I usually buy something Especially this striped T-shirt I really like it and keep buying it again France's white shirts gradually turn mouse-colored while being washed so after wearing them for a year they are no longer white and black stripes It turns into a mouse color and black stripe so I bought about two of them when I was replacing them This is also a New Year's decoration I bought at Muji I thought we only have small ones here so I just bought it on a whim since it was 590 yen But it's better to have it isn't it Oh right I found this too Yes this one I didn't buy this but it's been kept in my old house An old painting I bought I brought it back because it's cute I thought I'd like to display it somewhere Isn't it cute What kind of work is it That's right it's a kirie Ms Kana Hmm What happened Kanako I forgot But I bought it because I thought it was cute made by the author There's color in the Kirie Yes Then maybe I'll switch to kitchen tools Yes this is something I've wanted for a long time What is it This is a splash guard hat Hat This is an oil splatter hat guard But this is really something you know It's not like the usual silver aluminum foil thing Because if you wipe it properly it can be used forever Well it's okay then There's no exhaust fan in our house so I thought it would be a necessity for our kitchen and ordered it And this isn't something I bought but I really wanted to try it out It's something I specifically brought back from Paris They sharpened the knife for me Ta- da Click It's really clean now That's really floating That's amazing This one has a chipped tip and made a little pop sound but now it's so bad it's just snapping A junior I guess This and then this little Picky knife as well it's also shiny Because I also got a bread knife I'm all set The bread is already shushing That's all If it's a knife it can do anything I'm taking the scissors back with me The scissors are really sharp This one can even cut through tissues now It's amazing So I'm feeling really satisfied I had my knives sharpened From then on this is the abdominal muscles This is from my husband' s mother as a souvenir It's cute Abdominal muscles are good The Japanese ones are great because they dry quickly so they are very easy to use which makes me happy It's also good This is the same as well with my husband's mother This is a mask that was made by my stepmother There are all kinds of patterns on the masks and you made such a cute one So I also received a mask case to put this mask in This is how you put it in So then the mask is easy to carry around and it's a really nice blanket pattern that I really like so it might be really nice Because I'm watching YouTube Oh I see Yes something like that Then like this Every time I go back to Japan I buy an umbrella and come back Japanese umbrellas are really excellent This is incredibly light 76 grams It's said to be this light It has a width of 55 centimeters It's really light so I always buy an umbrella and bring it back This time I decided on this one Okay This is it I didn't actually buy this one I had bought and kept it a long time ago in Japan it might not be used at my parents' house but I think it would be good for making sauces I brought it back even though it's a bit heavy Import And then you know Everyone brought these things back around here This is a Fissler pot I used this one for a long time It's a bit big but it's good for boiling pasta and I left it at my parents' house but since it wasn' t being used I brought it back Yes This is a cast iron wok I bought this when I went to Kadogawa Bridge Because it's made of iron it conducts heat well It's also good for stir- frying vegetables and you can even put a steamer on top so I think it's versatile I've wanted an iron pot for a while now so I finally bought one Also this one is really light so it seems easy to use I bought it because they said it's really durable even though it's been used 5000 times But when I tried to use it as a wok this part gets too hot Wringing out a clo Huh I don't need it but that much I don't need it But this mesh material is hard to slide on It's extremely thick and industrial type Because it's an industrial type you don't mess with it so much See it's just like that I think I have no choice but to buy it now so I end up buying it like this because it was 500 yen please forgive me yes this is also one I ended up buying together this is Sara This is what you use to wash a wok Is the wok too much in your dreams But you shouldn't use detergent to wash the wok This is a sashimi you know Sashimi sashimi you have to cook it in hot water That's the way it is This was regular sashimi and there was also premium sashimi bu Since you're going to the trouble let's go to a fancy salad place I bought a high-end Sara That's right This is a Bumbun Chopper This is something a reader of my blog told me I should definitely buy so I bought it but please put it inside then pull this string like this and it goes "whoosh " It can be finely chopped This is really convenient I used it at my friend's house Oh it can be chopped so easily and it doesn't make your eyes water even with onions This is the one that's really good It was also recommended I bought this one too This one um what was the name I forgot It's something like Sweden Here here this is an Omega Bispen This is called an Omega Bispen When you do it like this you can make eggs fluffy You know I tried this at my friend's house and when I made it it turned out really fluffy just like hotel scrambled eggs You can also stir it around and since it can do all sorts of things I ended up buying it because I was told it's really good that's the kind of thing and then I bought the iron pot too when I bought this one Would you like to try letting it down gently This is a radish grater but I have one at home too They sold this and the store was called Iida Shoten They have a person named Matsuko or something like that and they often appear on TV That shop owner is someone who is called an " oroshi-nisuto " a person who has mastered the art of grating and is really good at grating and has a strong interest in grating tools And that's the one that can make things like radish grater so I bought it but there's something about this The fresh grated ginger was already sold out so I couldn't buy it Actually I really wanted to buy fresh grated ginger too but it won't be restocked until February It was like a reservation system so it's okay This is the Kainz which sells it and the handle doesn't get in the way and it's also for the refrigerator It can fit into a packet so since we only have one mug here having two would be more than enough I was thinking what should I make more than enough Tea I thought it would better to have some that are always chilled and some that are being drunk so I bought this too There are a lot of other things here and this is a gift In Kyoto chopsticks chopsticks are really I can't buy one here they are expensive even if available this is a gift it's a chopstick this is a butter knife this was bought from Iida Store but since I have this it's aluminum The heat spreads through the body the butter melts with a sizzle it 's so amazing I thought Japan really has everything it was interesting so I bought it and then in the same way The chopsticks are various the chopsticks are since I bought them there are none mine and my husband's you bought them these spoons around here I brought it back because I had left it at my parents' house and it didn't seem like they were using it anymore It's convenient to have one of these you know Similarly this one is also Hokkaido-grown multi -haired material but it's a spatula and it's left-handed so I think it's really cool it's probably really good and this is a slicer This is a Kaijirisu slicer I used one before but mine broke down The thickness adjustment function stopped working I thought about buying something else since there 's no thickness adjustment feature but in the end I ended up buying the same one because I like the Kaijirisu for its ease of use So this is it This is also from Muji This is a silicone cooking spoon This is made of silicone You can use it normally like this For frying as well And then like this Just put it directly on the plate I could just leave it but when I saw the super popular fabric I really wanted it and I've been thinking about buying it for a long time and then they made a smaller version of it I bought it because it was there But this one is only 590 yen and that one is only 490 yen It's cheap really So this one I bought at Kainz Signal Turn You can stir-fry this too I just want to stir-fry all sorts of things anyway When I return to Japan I always buy a few dishes and this time I bought a bowl and this is from a shop called Chidori in Suidobashi I ended up buying a lot of them you know But this is nice isn't it So I've tried making these myself multiple times at a pottery class Things didn't go well so I just bought it already That's right Similarly I also bought this one from Senbiki This is buckwheat chocolate I really can't make soba chocolate myself so I think this is nice even though it's by the same author you know because you can even put it in drinks It's good to have as many soba chocolates as you want because they can also be used as a coffee cup so that's the idea and that's why I bought this one This is one This is also a different author This one is blue and this one is white It's cute so I bought this one too Yes I didn't buy this one I didn't buy the remaining one This is from the past I bought this when I went to Kyoto at a cotton shop It's silver and has some pictures drawn on it so I bought it because it was cute but now I think it was really expensive How much is it I don't remember I can't remember because it's terrifying It was a really expensive shop back then This one too It was something I used to use in Japan This is a small bird plate I think this was also the artist's work but I've pretty much forgotten Something like that But back then that's why we used to use these white plates a lot Well they're more of a light beige but I thought it would be handy if I had one so I brought it back This one Similarly I used to use Kyouzu in Japan but I can't remember where or how I bought another one but since we drink a lot of tea at home I thought it would be okay to have a few Kyouzu I took it home This is a bit off-topic but I really love the Band -Aid Kizupawapadd I often get drunk while cooking It's something like cutting your hand but when that happens I' ve always been really helped by Kizupawapadd but I thought Kizupawapadd was expensive and when I went to Kain's There's a Cainz version of the Kizupawapadd that was cheap so I bought a lot of them various types so I guess I'll be okay even if I get injured for a whole year This is a souvenir for the cat This is a toothbrush Rakyu which is a toothbrush you can eat just mix it into the food and you can brush your cat's teeth same as a toothbrush snack I just want to get them to brush their teeth Cats really like tuna Tuna is something our cat also loves It 's available at Kain's home center I bought the large version This is chicken breast variety This one is tuna seafood mix Plus probiotics 100 billion is included That's probably good for the stomach so to speak we introduced items we brought back other than groceries and I think it might have been helpful and I plan to use them again from now on Then I hope to see you again in the next video That's all from KaraKora Kitchen