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Don Quijote is the largest discount brand in Japan with 500 stores throughout Japan securing $9 billion in sale.  It is the must-visit store for stretching the yen while in Japan.  The mega store has overwhelming categories and selection. Audrey chooses a wasabi flavored Kit Kat from shelves with every possible flavors imaginable.

John lets his viewers in on the secret shortcut from Shinjuku to Shibuya most Japanese don't even know.  Using subway train, there are many stops between these two stations and people don't even entertain the idea of walking to reach the destination, but the video host reveals how the two stations are closer than they appear.

Although fruits are available at affordable prices in Japan for everyday shoppers, there are those come in a gift box at an eye-popping price sold at department stores. These are fruits with catchy brand names.  Ruby Roman grapes are priced at $13,000.  The box has only 30 grapes.  That's $430 per grape.  A pair of Yubari melon were sold for $36,000.  Why are they so expensive?  The farmers labor and their process determine the price.  These carefully grown fruits get the royal treatment for visually immaculate color, shape and sugar content.  They are harvested at exactly the right time.  People pay for the perfection.

Hannah takes her viewers around lesser known hot spots in Tokyo.  This video is for those who want to avoid tourist crowd and explore places where locals hand out.  These hidden gems are ideal for mingling with local residents and to meet people. A street of pubs and bars are a fun place to explore.

Samuel and Audrey had to stop at Burger King out of limitless food selection in Tokyo before heading out to Nikko, one of the most popular tourist destinations. Tokyo also has McDonald's, Wendy's, Subways, and other major fast food restaurants for American tourists who are homesick.