Yodobashi Camera

I know Yoshi- Denki, Denki Yoshi-

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Yodobashi.

Yeah, like the huge ones.

Big ones.

Yeah, big ones.

Yodobashi got maybe the biggest store.

You too? Yeah.

So or, uh, Yodobashi has a service where they actually collect- Oh, they do ... batteries.

I didn't realize this.

I had a bunch of batteries and I-

And I'm just like waiting until it's too full, where I'm like, "This'll feel good to get rid of."

[laughs]

But I didn't know, I didn't know you get rid of them in Yodobashi.

That's, thank you for that tech.

One thing I really do love about Fire Emblem, and especially when I went to Japan recently, and we're t- we're talking many years, almost seven years after the original release of Three Houses, there is still brand-new merch and brand-new copies of Fire Emblem: Three Houses being sold in Japan to this day.

If you go to BIC Camera, or I went to Yodobashi Camera, and I saw brand-new merch for Fire Emblem, and I was like, "Oh, man, this is amazing." So I bought a lot of Fire Emblem merch, some Edelgard merch, I believe some Bernadetta merch as well, one of my favorite characters.

Um, one of my best support characters as well, Archer.

Um, yeah, and I, I love that.

and also podcasts from the archive.

So let's get started, shall we? Our first letter comes in, says, Hi, I used to read the manual, literally, but I live on the outskirts of Tokyo and it is a moderately long train commute from Yodobashi Camera.

Recently, because this topic came up elsewhere, I realised I don't read the manual anymore unless stumped.

This seems to have coincided with both the advent of online ordering and the invention of the Kindle and portable MP3 music players.