Living Alone in Japan 🇯🇵 | Small Habits ThatQuietly Save Me Money
Daichi🇯🇵
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Living Alone in Japan 🇯🇵 | Small Habits That Quietly Save Me Money
What does living alone in Japan really look like?
I’m Daichi, a 23-year-old living alone in Tokyo. Instead of cutting out the things I love, I’ve learned that small everyday habits can save money without making life feel restrictive.
In this vlog you’ll join me as I:
🍜 Eat a huge Jiro-style ramen for around ¥1,000
🛒 Shop smart at Daiso, Sundrug & a local supermarket
☕ Make budget-friendly coffee and homemade Japanese meals
🍚 Cook delicious donabe rice and juicy chicken at home
🧼 Share simple cleaning habits that save time and money
Sometimes saving money isn’t about spending less—it’s about choosing better.
If you enjoyed spending the day with me, I’d really appreciate your support by subscribing! 🤍
🍻 My Other Channel
I started this channel with a friend. I don’t appear on camera — I work behind the scenes. 🇯🇵
We recreate the experience of a Japanese izakaya at home, with cooking, drinks, and quiet nights alone.
👇 Subscribe here:
@machaizakaya
📸 I just launched the official Instagram for my YouTube channel! 🇯🇵
I’ll be sharing reels, behind-the-scenes moments, and updates about the Daichi channel.
Follow me here:
Instagram: daichiinjapan
TikTok: TikTok: daichiinjapan
📩 Business Inquiries
For business inquiries, collaborations, or media requests,
please contact: contact.inquiry.jp@gmail.com
Voice Notice:
The narration in this video is generated using AI trained on my own voice and translated into English.
I use this method to make my videos easier to understand and more enjoyable for viewers around the world while still keeping the sound and personality of my original voice.
Thank you for watching and supporting the channel.
20 Comments
The aluminum panel and the sponge that cleans with just water were especially interesting. You’re really lucky to have these kinds of handy and affordable products so easily available in Japan! Unfortunately, we don’t have convenience stores like that in Egypt, and many of these useful little items simply aren’t available here. That sponge would honestly be so handy to have at home! 😂
I really enjoy discovering these everyday things through your videos. Thank you for showing us this side of Japan, and I hope you keep making more videos like this! 😊
every food is a grace from God so we should consume it accordingly.
always be thankful to God, He is our ultimate provider. GOD BLESS YOU ALWAYS.
Living Alone in Japan 🇯🇵 | Small Habits ThatQuietly Save Me Money
Daichi🇯🇵
87,187 views
Living Alone in Japan 🇯🇵 | Small Habits That Quietly Save Me Money
What does living alone in Japan really look like?
I’m Daichi, a 23-year-old living alone in Tokyo. Instead of cutting out the things I love, I’ve learned that small everyday habits can save money without making life feel restrictive.
In this vlog you’ll join me as I:
🍜 Eat a huge Jiro-style ramen for around ¥1,000
🛒 Shop smart at Daiso, Sundrug & a local supermarket
☕ Make budget-friendly coffee and homemade Japanese meals
🍚 Cook delicious donabe rice and juicy chicken at home
🧼 Share simple cleaning habits that save time and money
Sometimes saving money isn’t about spending less—it’s about choosing better.
If you enjoyed spending the day with me, I’d really appreciate your support by subscribing! 🤍
🍻 My Other Channel
I started this channel with a friend. I don’t appear on camera — I work behind the scenes. 🇯🇵
We recreate the experience of a Japanese izakaya at home, with cooking, drinks, and quiet nights alone.
👇 Subscribe here:
@machaizakaya
📸 I just launched the official Instagram for my YouTube channel! 🇯🇵
I’ll be sharing reels, behind-the-scenes moments, and updates about the Daichi channel.
Follow me here:
Instagram: daichiinjapan
TikTok: TikTok: daichiinjapan
📩 Business Inquiries
For business inquiries, collaborations, or media requests,
please contact: contact.inquiry.jp@gmail.com
Voice Notice:
The narration in this video is generated using AI trained on my own voice and translated into English.
I use this method to make my videos easier to understand and more enjoyable for viewers around the world while still keeping the sound and personality of my original voice.
Thank you for watching and supporting the channel.
What’s one small habit that helps you save money in your daily life?
I read as many comments as I can, so I’d love to hear yours! 👇