Buying $48 of Summer Gear at Japan's Favorite Workwear Shop 🇯🇵

Today started with a tire change for my bike. I'll replace the whole thing in about six months, so while I waited I browsed the used and new bikes and thought out loud about which to save up for — a new PCX at ¥380,000 ($2,390), or a good used one in the ¥200,000 range. I don't mind used or new; if a good used deal comes in, I'll take it, and if not, I'll buy new. After a quick shrine visit and some surprisingly tough "exercise" on a playground slide, my wife and I had lunch at a popular Mexican place using a limited-time 20% area coupon. Then the main event: Workman, Japan's beloved workwear shop, to buy summer gear for my delivery job. It's known for being cheap and functional — I picked up shorts, a cooling inner layer, and a light jacket, ¥7,700 ($48) in total (I forgot my wallet and had to borrow from my wife). This is a real, everyday look at shopping smart in Japan. 🦺 A workwear haul in Japan — summer gear for delivering, for about $48. ☕ If you'd like to support the channel 👉 https://buymeacoffee.com/kazuinjapan ⏱️ Chapters 0:00 🏍️ Bike shop & a Mexican lunch 0:42 🍳 Breakfast at home 1:56 🏍️ Bike tire change & browsing 3:35 🛵 My second-choice bike 4:29 ⛩️ A quick shrine visit 4:50 🛝 Exercise on a slide 5:49 🔧 What my bike needed 6:33 🌮 Mexican lunch with my wife 8:40 🥩 The misuji steak 9:47 🦺 Japan's favorite workwear shop 13:31 🍜 Dinner at home 14:58 🛍️ Reviewing what I bought #japan #japanlife #japanvlog #vlog #workwear