Why Are Tourists in Japan Changing Their Spending Habits?

Abroad in Japan

Stak

Japan Hotels, Unknown, Sushi, Japan Holiday, Documentary, Food, Japan, Japanese, Travel, History, Samurai, Kyoto, Tourism, Learn Japanese, Tokyo, Society & Culture, Personal Journals, Anime, Manga, Places & Travel

4.8 • 3K Ratings

🗓️ 31 October 2025

⏱️ 26 minutes

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Summary

Labubus. They've all discovered Labubus so they're drinking tap water and eating crisps so that they can concentrate on their 'Bu's.

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0:00.0	Wow.
0:10.8	Hello, welcome to the abroad and Japan podcast.
0:13.0	Probably the best way of learning about life in Japan without actually being in Japan.
0:16.3	I'm your host Chris Broad.
0:17.0	We're joined, as always, by England's top Japan enthusiast.
0:19.8	Mr. Pete Dahlson. Pete, how the devil, are you doing?
0:23.2	As he opens the coffee, once more.
0:25.4	There's no coffee, it's gone, Pete.
0:27.2	Oh, you just did it because you just normally do.
0:29.8	Thanks for listening, everyone.
0:30.9	No more coffee. No more coffee, no more podcast.
0:33.2	No coffee, no pod.
0:34.6	Chris, I am gutted.
0:37.3	The Lost Bar, go foot shoe has been removed after all this time.
0:46.2	What has happened to Japan?
0:49.7	Where's the shoe gone?
0:51.8	Yeah.
0:51.9	Yeah.
0:52.3	So Lost Bar faces onto like a small shopping street.
0:56.2	And over the road, there is the inexplicably named, is it called Goo, G.U?
1:00.5	I think it's a shoe shop.
1:03.0	It's a shoe shop.
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