Retina goes to Japan to shop for “imbalance”! 24,000 netizens agree

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The country’s ban has been lifted and there is no quarantine when returning to Taiwan. Many people want to travel abroad. Among them, YouTuber Retina also traveled to Japan. He shared a series of “world fatigue photos” on Facebook to get attention, in which Retina also claimed that “a lot of things are being converted into Taiwan dollars. You will be scared”, “A lot of other things cost almost half”, so many netizens leave a message and scream at the bottom, and even go to Japan to fill the closet.

Internet celebrity Retina traveled to Japan, posted an “exhaustion photo” in the middle of the street in Ginza, and wrote “I always used” divide by 3 “to convert, but now I really need to” divide by. 4 more “… Price plus duty-free plus the exchange rate gap, many things will be intimidated by the conversion of Taiwan dollars.” This could be very vague. Retina also takes Japanese affordable clothing brands as an example. Japan, in Taiwan the price is only half. In addition to clothing, there are also The price of many things in Japan is only half that in Taiwan. At the end of the article, Retina stated that “there will inevitably be a sense of imbalance in my heart.”.

The post immediately got 24,000 likes and more than 500 comments. Many people knew that the retina doesn’t like cilantro, so they deliberately left comments below “Japanese cilantro should be cheap too”, “I don’t know if there is any. coriander in the wind blowing away. ” The flavor “, and some netizens thought about Japan’s crazy shopping” Really, I’ve been waiting for next week without buying clothes for more than two years “,” Many Japanese products in Taiwan are divided by two and equal to “Taiwan dollar” The price is “for sale”. Japanese Tonglin Shibi also came to leave a message, and split directly by five, “due to bad math”, a 1,000 yen bowl of ramen 10 years ago cost $ 333 NT, and is now $ 220 NT a year. 66% off, many netizens replied “It’s so enviable”, “I can’t agree with you more”.