I'm a nurse in Japan. Inside a Japanese Costco 🇯🇵

We don't own a car — but that has never stopped our Costco days. Hi! I'm Miho, a Japanese nurse living in Osaka, Japan. On my day off, my husband and I took the train and bus to Costco (yes, carrying everything home by hand!). We ate at the food court, filled our cart while calculating what fits in our tiny fridge, and ended the day with a Miyazaki mango kakigori — shaved ice so popular it usually has a 3-hour wait. Everything we bought, with real prices in the video 🛒 What's the best thing at YOUR country's Costco? Tell me in the comments 💬 💱 Exchange rates in this video: $1 ≈ ¥150 / €1 ≈ ¥160 (August 2026) ⏱ Chapters 00:00 highlights 00:30 leaving home (no car!) 01:40 Costco food court 03:40 shopping & prices 10:45 the bus dash 🏃‍♀️ 11:45 the 3-hour-wait shaved ice 12:10 drugstore summer items 13:10 mango kakigori time 🍧 15:40 cozy dinner at home ------------------- 🔔 Subscribe for quiet, real daily life from Japan ↓    / @miholivinginjapan   ☕ Buy me a coffee (support the channel) → https://buymeacoffee.com/miholivingin... 🏠 Stay at my guesthouse in Osaka (TOMARIGI OSAKA) → https://www.airbnb.jp/rooms/159537250... 📷 Instagram (daily life & behind the scenes) →   / miho_vlog   ------------------- #japanvlog #lifeinjapan #japanesenurse