thrift shop
US /θrɪft ʃɑp/
・UK /θrift ʃɔp/
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走進日本最便宜的隱藏舊貨店 (Inside Japan's CHEAPEST Hidden Thrift Store)
- Room 206 here is the type of room that I get really nervous to go into, because despite my two decades in Japan, I still consider myself to be far more clumsy than I wish I was, and this is the kind of room where it looks like things can get really expensive for me, and we've all seen cups and plates before, so next room, which is an entire room dedicated to things like women's purses, and coin purses, wallets, and a ton of women's and fabric in here, a lot of it being considerably older in style, but still really nice, like if you were to go to a retro thrift shop in somewhere like Harajuku, to find something like this sweater here, would cost you probably $200, and this is all Japanese housewares and kitchenwares, crockpots, and beyond.
206號房間是我一進去就緊張的房間,因為儘管我在日本生活了20年,但我仍然認為自己比我希望的要笨拙得多,而且這種房間裡的東西對我來說可能會很貴,我們以前都見過杯子和盤子,所以下一個房間是專門用來擺放女士皮包等物品的一整個房間、如果你去原宿等地的復古舊貨店淘一件像這件毛衣一樣的東西,大概要花費 200 美元,這裡都是日本的家庭用品和廚房用品、燉鍋等。
我在日本得到了一套免費的房子!🏠🇯🇵 (I Got a FREE HOUSE in Japan! 🏠🇯🇵)
- This is the kind of thing you find at a thrift shop and you really want because it's beautiful.
這是你在舊貨店找到的那種東西,你非常想要,因為它很漂亮。
我的巨型禮服收藏*我的114件連衣裙在Depop上出售* | THRIFTMAS DAY 1 (My HUGE Dress Collection!! *Decluttering 114 Dresses & Selling Them On Depop* | THRIFTMAS DAY 1)
- There's a reason why no one buys these at the thrift shops, right? Hang on, I bought that at a thrift shop.
沒人在舊貨店買這些東西是有原因的,對吧?等等,這是我在舊貨店買的。
走進秋葉原舊貨店 | 日本東京 (Inside an AKIHABARA Thrift Store | Tokyo Japan)
- It's not too bad and usually if you can read Japanese they often tell you right on it what's wrong with it like you really haven't tested it, it's covered in scratches, it no longer works, it doesn't make sound, any of those. Like these here. This one comes with the software so it might actually work and I don't see anything on it that says that it doesn't. So usually if it's in the junk section it'll tell you, it'll have on here why it's in the junk section. Sometimes you just don't know but the point of this floor is that you're kind of taking a risk by buying anything that you'd find in here and so many old stereos. Just junk. There's just something happy about the way that they write it so okay. So this one here they're like okay the CD side on all the they got sound from it right and they said the right left sound balance is a little bit weird and the volume works. So again it says right on there I don't need a stereo, I don't need speakers but it's always very tempting. When I was back in Canada I had really tall speakers about this tall and a beautiful stereo. I think it was a Technic, something very similar to this Pioneer one here that I used to control everything but that's not bad at all honestly. 3,300 yen for that and look at this. What? This. What? Oh my goodness. Okay so sound works. What? That is cool. Oh my, I kind of want that. A smaller part of me really really wants this radio. Again this is the hobby off and hard off in Akihabara. In case you're coming and you see anything here that you want. Again tons of monitors and whatnot down here. Is that? That is 100 yen for that monitor. I'm assuming that it probably doesn't work. Oh yeah that's smashed up. Definitely definitely doesn't work so I'm likely not going to find a decent monitor down here but I always make a point of coming out like these junk drawers. I could explore and go through these junk drawers for hours and hours. Now one of the most common things that I get when I make these thrift shop videos is like well why didn't you buy anything during the video and one of the big reasons is I like to use these as kind of a scouting mission. I come in, I check things out, I do my scouting here on camera. That way I can share it with you guys. You get all the raw excitement and energy as I find everything and then I go back and do my own shopping like for this Mickey Mouse clock which I'm definitely not gonna buy.
通常情況下,如果你能看懂日語,他們會直接告訴你它有什麼問題,比如你真的沒有測試過它,它佈滿了劃痕,它不再工作,它不能發出聲音,等等。就像這些這個是附帶軟件的,所以可能真的能用,我沒看到上面寫著不能用。所以,通常如果它在垃圾區,它會告訴你,這裡會有為什麼它在垃圾區。有時你就是不知道 但這層樓的重點是 你買任何東西都要冒風險 你會在這裡發現這麼多舊音響都是些垃圾他們寫的方式讓人很開心 好吧這臺音響的CD面都有聲音 他們還說左右聲音平衡有點奇怪 音量也正常所以這上面又說了,我不需要立體聲,我不需要揚聲器,但它總
- Japan where you have to like put orange tips and stuff on them so a lot of them are based off of the real models they are not particularly cheap you're looking at anywhere from 100 to 400 a piece for these but they are very very realistic and the survival games are incredibly popular here in Japan more more more I don't know why I always go to the Gundam my hands just go directly to the Gundam all the time I feel like there's always helicopters too especially the Dr. Heli here in Japan there's always helicopters but I feel the more I look the more I'm genuinely starting to feel like I'm likely not going to be finding a Cessna I don't give up though we'll keep looking keep looking because one day you might just come across it you might find it and that brings us into our final aisle of the day which I'll be honest I thought there was going to be a lot more nerf hiding in here so I was slightly anticipating nerf but there's there's not there's no nerf there's a ton of other fun looking stuff that I have no idea what it is a lot of these as with many toys are just based off of Japanese kids shows and TV shows and whatnot have you ever watched that show the toys that made us I feel like I have to try each one of these but it's such an interesting show and just shows that how much of our childhood was based around people wanting to be able to sell toys but with that being said my shopping begins for the day I will link a playlist of other thrift shop videos at the end in case you want to find more like this dude here 7,700 yen thank you guys so much for joining and I will see you again real soon
在日本,你必須在上面貼上橙色的提示之類的東西,所以很多都是根據真實的模型製作的,它們並不是特別便宜,你可以看到100到400美元一個,但它們非常非常逼真,生存遊戲在日本非常受歡迎,越來越多,越來越多,我不知道為什麼我總是去高達,我的手總是直接去高達。但我覺得我找得越多,就越覺得我很可能找不到塞斯納飛機。老實說,我以為會有更多的納夫藏在這裡 所以我稍微期待了一下納夫,但是沒有,沒有納夫我不知道這到底是什麼,很多玩具都是根據日本兒童節目和電視節目之類的改編的,你看過 "玩具創造了我們 "這個節目嗎?我覺得我得
一天之內走進 6 家日本舊貨店 (Inside 6 Japanese Thrift Stores in One Day)
- Second Street is also a really big name in the Japan second-hand store thrift shop market.
Second Street 也是日本二手店舊貨店市場上的一個大品牌。
- There is a bit of a goal for today too my friend Charlotte recently moved into the area and for the person who has everything thrift shop tends to be a pretty good place to find some unique finds so maybe it'll be this who doesn't want that.
我的朋友夏洛特(Charlotte)最近搬到了這裡,對於擁有一切的人來說,舊貨店往往是找到一些獨特發現的好地方,所以也許這將是誰不想要的。
詹妮弗-媞利的 "主婦 "風範盡顯奢華 | The Good Buy | Harper's BAZAAR (Jennifer Tilly's Real Housewives Style Is All About Excess | The Good Buy | Harper's BAZAAR)
- And taste means that you could be in a thrift shop.
品位意味著你可能在一家舊貨店裡。
我在日本最好的 THRIFT STORE 購物... (I Went Shopping at The BEST THRIFT STORE in Japan...)
- I feel like a kid in a candy store having an entire thrift shop.
我覺得自己就像糖果店裡的孩子,擁有整個舊貨店。
在日本仙台度過 24 小時 (Spending 24 hours in Sendai Japan)
- I don't know if you had a chance to see the thrift shop video where I talked about how all I've ever wanted is a pair of pump shoes but I finally went ahead and got myself some and if a perfect pair of pump shoes exist, this might just be them.
我不知道你們是否有機會看到我在舊貨店的視頻,我在視頻中談到我一直想要一雙高跟鞋,但我最終還是給自己買了一雙,如果有一雙完美的高跟鞋存在的話,這可能就是了。
與艾瑪-張伯倫和路易威登在巴黎共度一天|生活中的一天|Harper's BAZAAR (Spend The Day With Emma Chamberlain and Louis Vuitton in Paris | A Day In The Life | Harper's BAZAAR)
- I like to thrift shop when I have time here
我喜歡在這裡有時間的時候進行舊貨交易