家の近くに多くても入れなくてもう諦めた韓国人が初めて日本のコンビニ行って衝撃を受けました...

This is a Japanese convenience store. Do you often go to convenience stores in Korea? I've been to a lot of convenience stores in Korea, but I haven't been able to get in. It's hard to go because there are stairs or the aisle is narrow. I don't go to convenience stores often. She said she didn't go to convenience stores often. Korea's first Japanese convenience store in her life. You can go to a convenience store in Japan. Oh, that's great. You have to introduce me to a Japanese convenience store. There's a bookstore in a Japanese convenience store. It's a little more comfortable. Oh, it's an outside room. Yeah, it's an outside room. There's a disabled bathroom. I've never seen a disabled bathroom before. Wow, it's very spacious. There's a handle and a bar. It's very spacious. There's a bidet. I'm so shocked that there's a disabled bathroom in a Japanese convenience store. There's a second shock bidet. I think it would be great if I could go to a Japanese convenience store. If you want to go to the bathroom in Japan, you should go to a convenience store. I was really worried. I didn't know much, so I didn't think much. Wow, what's this? Is it jelly? There's an energy drink and a lot of vitamins. It's a basket. Hold the basket. If you talk, I'll put it in here. It's good for the body to absorb jelly. It's a fatigue recovery gel. Isn't jelly famous in Japan? It's in Europe. Jelly is famous. This energy drink is famous, too. It gives me strength when I eat it. Oh, really? Please recommend me one. It's easy to eat. I usually eat this. Oh, yeah, I'll try this. This is a vitamin. It contains all the nutrients of the day. Oh, is this an apple? Yeah, this is an apple. Oh, this is an apple. It's konjac jelly. What kind of drink is this? There's yogurt, too. Oh, look at this. It's a thick coke. Coke. Coke? Yes, coke. You like coke, don't you? I don't know. Oh, boss. Do you want a drink? Oh, thank you. Oh, I think there's a lot of drinks. I think there's a lot of drinks in the cafe. There's a Starbucks, too. I've had too many drinks here. I don't think I need to go to the cafe. I think it'll be comfortable if I eat this on my way. Oh, there's a drink here, too. I think it's easy to see. Do you like milk, Roa? I like milk. Japanese milk is delicious. Oh, really? I don't like milk. I like milk better. This one? Oh, banana milk. Chocolate milk. It's coffee milk. Oh, is it coffee milk? The rest of them are all chocolate. There's a lot of milk in it. Here's the fender. Oh, there's a lot of drinks. There's a tank over there. There's detergent, too. Oh, that's right. I think I can buy everything I need if I have a little convenience. It's just over here. I think the width is too... The width is too wide between the media and the media. It's hard. Korean editing. It's really wide. Korea is a little narrow. I can't get it out because it's too high. I have to blow the wind. There's a lot of meat. Oh, there's cosmetics, too. It's all here. It's famous. Cosmetics. I think I'll have to buy this. It's a little spicy. I can't run away. It's spicy. Oh, there's one more. It's not Korean. It's UFO. It's Lee Sin. Nice to meet you. There's a lot of condiments. There's a lot of condiments, right? Yeah, there's a lot. It's small. I can't eat a lot. I can't always eat a big one. I eat small ones. That's right. That's right. I think there's a lot here. This size fits me. These are snacks, right? There's candy and gum. It's just a mart. I don't think it's a convenience store. It's a Japanese convenience store, too. The price is not that different. Oh, then I think it'd be nice to open a convenience store. Is this all candy? If you look in front of you, there's an instant one. There's a bakery, too. There's melon bread, too. I know. It's a bakery. There's donuts, too. But if you keep going around like this, Should I say it's very neat? The floor is very clean. I think they take good care of it. There's nothing contaminated. Huh? I'm going to do it. Oh, I'm going to do it today. It's the original. It's called Ebisen. Ebisen. It's been 60 years. In Korea, the amount of snacks is small, and the bag is big. So I don't like it. Do you eat a lot of snacks? Snacks. Yes. I like snacks. You don't know what you want to eat. What kind of snacks do you like? I like chocolate, too. Chocolate? Oh, you like chocolate. Here's all the chocolate. Oh, oh. Oh, crunky. I like crunky. Crunky. You like this kind of thing, don't you? What's this? Something... Arofoto? It's with the biscuit. Oh, it looks delicious. Milk chocolate. I think it's sold a lot. It's made with milk. Chocolate contains dairy products. What's that? Chocodong. Oh, that's right. Kinokunoyama. It's the original. Oh, that's amazing. Ghana chocolate. I know this. Is there a lotte in Korea? That's right. The original is called Pocky. Oh, that's amazing. I heard that there are a lot of good food in Japan. I was curious. I wanted to come here. I haven't tried everything here. It was more delicious than I thought. I think there are a lot of things like this in Japan. It's easy to see. It's not too high. When I went shopping, I don't think it's too much. I think it's very good. There's a lot of condiments next to it. Isn't this gochugaru? Yeah, it's gochugaru. The table is very good, too. Oh, that's right. It's so nice to come and eat alone. Even if there's a table like this in Korea, It's a little high. It's high, so it's about this high. It's hard for me to do this. I see. Iced tea. Do you like tea? Yes, I like tea. Is tea famous in Japan? It tastes like tea. It's cool and delicious. This is ice cream. Oh, isn't this waa? It's been a long time since I've seen waa. It's the original. Waa. Vanilla flavor. Let's buy ice cream on the way out. Because it melts. That's amazing. There's bread here, too. Everything is famous in Japan, but bread is especially famous. Convenience store bread is delicious. I haven't tried convenience store bread in Korea, but I often buy it here. There aren't many kinds of bread in Korea. There's about one in each store. There aren't as many breads as there are in Japan. There are so many kinds of bread in Japan. And now that I look at it, Fukushima, Okinawa, Miyazaki. They're making bread with local products. It's not just bread. Oh, but it's detailed. There's a map and a picture. There's a map and a picture, right? There's a lot of bread. It's well-made. Is there anything you want to eat? I don't know. I want to eat corn. I think they're saving the ingredients. Oh, the convenience store is triangle kimbap. That's right. Triangle kimbap. It's called Onigiri. Oh, Onigiri. It's the original. There's a lot of corn. What kind of corn is that? Egg. The lunch box is really well-made. There's a lot of rice in the lunch box. In Japan, the convenience store culture is really good. I know why. The rice bowl is really good, too. Thank you for the lunch box. Thank you. There's so much food. I think it's going to take a long time to look around one by one. This is noodles. Ramen. Spaghetti. Soba. Udon. You're selling this at a convenience store? It's about $7. It's a small amount. It's not a small meal. For those of you who live alone, I think these foods are really good. It took me a long time to take a closer look. Thank you so much for waiting. I think the Japanese are really good at this. I didn't hear the car horn today. I was told to go first. I think Japan is good at this. Women's favorite pudding cake. What's this? Dessert? Dessert. It's not pudding. It's pudding. This is famous. Actually, it's all famous. It's all delicious. I'll have this. I'll buy this. Do you want me to buy something else? Yes, please. Isn't this a fruit? It's a fruit. You cut the fruit and wrap it in a pack. In my case, I can't eat all the fruit. Sometimes I throw it away. But if you buy as much as you want to eat, It's good for your health. There are a lot of things I'm grateful for in Japan. What did you buy? A small amount of bananas. What about side dishes? I think it'll be good for one or two people. This is Natto. Do you drink alcohol? No, I don't drink Natto. It's a healthy food. Superfood. This is alcohol. I don't drink beer. I can't drink alcohol, either. When I drink alcohol, my body swells. When I'm drunk, it's hard to move. I want to try it, too. But I can't handle my stomach. You can't drink alcohol. That's why I don't drink. I don't drink alcohol. Do you have a copy machine? It's a copy machine. Oh, at the convenience store. You can buy all the copies, faxes, and prints at the convenience store. Oh, that's great. You can also buy tickets for amusement parks. Oh, tickets? Oh, that's great. I think it's good that it's well-organized in a square space. I think the convenience store is better for me. That's great. I couldn't use the ATM machine. I can't do it. I've never used the ATM machine I can use. It's hard for me to look at the screen. It's a square screen, but I think it's a phone screen. I think it's a phone screen, but I think it's a phone screen. Oh, that's right. There's a dot here. Oh, that's great. I didn't know. I didn't know there was such a thing. There's a dot. I told you it was neat. It's clean and hygienic. It's hard for employees to do this. You're going to eat ice cream, right? Yeah, ice cream. It looks delicious. What kind of ice cream is this? Cheese, chocolate, ice bar. Cheese cake. I bought a lot. This coupon can be used next time. Oh, I'm going to use it again because of this. Thank you. No, it's okay. You just paid for it. You took a picture of the item and put it up. I thought we were supposed to put it in. I don't usually go to convenience stores. I came to Japan and shopped at a convenience store. I think it was very meaningful. I think it was nice to experience various things for the first time. I wish there were convenience stores like this in Korea.