Voices in Japan

What do you Regret Buying from Japan?

Voices in Japan Season 3 Episode 234

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Have you had any impulse purchases? Did you buy anything that didn’t live up to your expectations? Did you try any food that was overrated? Ben and Burke discuss some common purchase regrets from a Reddit discussion, such as Kimono, Tokyo Banana, Melon pan, and much more. Enjoy the show!

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