Japanese Small Appliances – A Quick Overview Of All Of Them
Japanese Small Appliances – A Quick Overview Of All Of Them
Japan has some pretty cool stuff, and their appliances are no exception. In this video I’ll go over all the most common small Japanese appliances that you can find in every Japanese household, as well as some unique ones. Not only kitchen appliances.
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Japan also has a microwave OVEN. The microwave in America is good for reheating. Japan has a microwave + oven combo unit because the apartments are small. Its a space saver. You still won’t be able to make Turkey…
Japan, like Korea, may have a Washer + Dryer in one unit. You can wash & dry your clothes in one.
I love to browse Japan appliances and Kitchen gadgets too while in Japan.
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Very interesting topic. Didn’t realize there are so many appliances. It would be great to be educated more on this topic.
really some interesting stuff. bic camera also seems to have a store in Okinawa. I’d buy a lot more to take home were it not for the voltage problem.
Can we conclude that Japan is a wonder haven for electronic appliances 😀
Wow, a hundred dollars for a hot plate with a covered pot. I don’t think so.
Always fascinated by Japanese appliances. Kind of expensive compared to US and smaller, but they are usually well-made and reliable. Back in the 80s I installed a Japanese air conditioner in the various on and off base housing places on Okinawa we lived in. Liked the separation of noisy outside unit from quiet inside air control unit. When the base (Kadena) installed central AC in all base housing in the 80s, everybody put their window-mounted AC units out on the sidewalks for either trash pickup or for whoever wanted them. Most were gone before trash pickup. You covered appliance electricity requirements well. Just a reminder that 100 VAC Japanese appliances may not work correctly back in 120 VAC USA or other places…but there are transformers for that. Looks like you are still having fun in Okinawa. I wish you the best.
Yes. I love browsing in the appliance, kitchen, and electronic section whenever I’m in Japan.