3 Differences in Tokyo Japan Golf Shopping vs American Golf Shopping

3 Differences in Tokyo Japan Golf Shopping vs American Golf Shopping

In this video, Coach Shayain compares the experience of shopping for golf equipment in Japan and the US. He visits a PGA Tour Superstore in Scottsdale, Arizona, and a camera store in Tokyo, Japan. He notes that both stores offer a variety of golf equipment, including clubs, clothes, and gadgets. However, he observes some differences, such as the presence of unique and colorful tees in Japan and a senior tee in the US. He also mentions that Tokyo has a high concentration of golf-related stores and indoor sim facilities. Additionally, he points out cultural differences, such as the prominent display of the US flag in American stores compared to the absence of the Japanese flag in Japanese stores. Coach Shayain also highlights features he likes, such as the hitting bay at the PGA Tour Superstore and the option to try on gloves at the bottom in Japan. He concludes by asking viewers to share their experiences shopping for golf equipment in different countries.

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00:00 Intro
01:22 Golf Merchandise
01:51 Scale of Golf Store
02:51 Number of Golf Shops
03:28 National Flag on Golf Merch
04:03 Hitting Bay
04:56 Womens Golf Clothes
05:10 Golf Clubs
05:55 Golf Gloves
06:39 Golf Clothes and Shoes
07:30 Local Golfers Shopping
08:32 Closing

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Do you want to know the biggest difference of shopping in Japan versus shopping in the US at a golf store? Well, follow me for today’s video on what PGA Tour Superstore has in store here in Scottsdale, Arizona, and what my shopping look like in Tokyo, Japan at their big camera store,

Both golf equipment stores, but both very different culturally, experience wise as well as some of the equipment that they had in there. So follow me for today’s episode. Let’s show you the difference between America and Japan when it comes to golf. Let’s get started.

Let’s talk about what we just saw, the PGA tour superstore, and then what I saw in Japan. Big differences in both places, but also a lot of similarities. As you can see holistically within the golf space. Both the stores had beer clubs, they had clothes, they had gadgets.

They had a lot of variety, and I would say the big four or five were both in both countries. So that I think holistically we could agree on. I think there was a lot of cool differences that we got to see in terms of in

Japan, I felt like there was a lot of small, little cu, colorful teas and just very unique different things that I hadn’t seen before as opposed to the us. We had our standard set of teas. We had what I was very shocked about,

A senior T I’d never seen that before with I feel like it was kind of strange to have four older gentlemen there, but hey. So that to me was a little bit different. In terms of scale, I feel like it’s not fair to compare the two for scale because

It’s not fair, because Tokyo is very condensed and is a big city. It would be comparing it to New York City as opposed to this is in Arizona, it’s big. It’s a big scaled superstore, which is kind of what they’re all about. So in that sense,

I think it’s unfair to compare the two when it comes to scale. But if you think about it, Tokyo, this camera store actually, which earlier I said that it’s actually a department store, not fully just a golf store. They do have a big section for golf,

Which seems condensed and tight because they’re trying to fit so much in there, but it is a department store that’s in Tokyo. You’re going to find a lot of those around. Another thing I want you to be aware of, which you’ll see right over here,

I took a screenshot of me just typing the word golf, and it is insane the amount of stores range, not ranges, but indoor sim facilities that Tokyo in the heart of Tokyo, there were, I felt like every other corner I would turn, it would say golf, golf.

That and my family would keep pointing it out as opposed to here or anywhere that I’ve really been. I haven’t seen that much in terms of golf in your face constantly, which I found very, very interesting compared from Japan to the us.

Another thing that I want to point out, which I also found quite fascinating, which I’ve also heard before, is being loud and proud about and patriotic about your flag. As most of you know, I’m Canadian, but lived in the US before,

And the US flag obviously, as you can see, is unlike every device, every gadget, every ball marker, head cover, as opposed to if you go to Japan, I don’t recall seeing the flag literally anywhere on any of their devices or any material. So I think culturally that’s quite

Interesting and cool to point out. Neither is right or wrong, just I didn’t see that. That was my observation. And some of the other things that I also observed were I do really, I love the hitting bay in the back that the PGA tour superstore

Has for 25 or $26. You get it for an hour, you get all your numbers right there in front of you. I think that’s great, great space for practice. I would take full advantage of that if it’s way too hot or too cold or late at

Night or whatever. You don’t want to be outside. I think that’s literally perfect. Take your clubs, they sort you out if you want to go in for a quick 30 minutes also, I think that’s great. I was speaking to the gentleman that I caught on video and he said, actually,

A bucket of balls in Arizona is around $25 at a range, which sounds wild, so I’m going to take his word for it, but that is definitely good value right there if that’s the case. And then I did love to see women’s attire as well as different kinds of gloves.

I felt like Japan had more options for women’s gloves in terms of colors, mees and sizes, but that’s neither here or there. But I did love the fact that we saw tons of different golf clubs. I didn’t know,

Which is obviously we’ve been to a PG tour superstore in a very long time that they had used clubs. I thought that was a very, very cool feature. If somebody was going in on a budget or didn’t want to buy a new said,

Wanted to test the game out. I love that concept and idea. Let me know in the comments below if you already knew that. And if you’re brand new to my channel, welcome. I am Coach Cheyenne. I do tons of videos on all different kinds of things when it comes to golf. I

Like to interview cool different people as well. I’ve done some of caddies, I’ve done some on adaptive golf. So make sure you check out my channel and if you haven’t subscribed, make sure you subscribe. But back to this show. So I think the other thing that’s really cool that for me,

I think that North America can adapt to the way they had gloves set up in Japan where you could try the glove on the bottom there. Thought that was quite genius as opposed to, I mean,

I wouldn’t know what size I was if I was new to the game or I want to try a different kind of glove to touch feel. I’m a touch feel kind of person. So I think that that would be something very cool for the US and Canada to adapt

Into our stores for people to try on instead of sneaking and opening a box and sliding your hand in there. I thought that was actually quite smart on their end. Like I was saying before, I love that we have women’s clubs now. It’s a big area. It’s set up.

Before when I was growing up, we would have nothing really in the women’s section. I love that there’s such a big option for clothing, for shoes. I was literally blown away by actually both countries to be very fair in terms of our option for clothing and merchandise.

Obviously they want you to buy, buy, buy, and they have some pretty good stuff. So it makes all the sense to have that in there in the comments below, let me know what you thought was different or unique in either country. And if you are from not the US and or Japan,

You let me know in the comments maybe what your country has to offer when it comes to golf equipment. Is it expensive? Is it cheaper? Is it pretty same in terms of the flow of the store, or is it quite tight and condensed and intimate,

As you would say when it comes to somewhere like Japan? Another thing that I think I’m going to end this with, which I found quite interesting, was in terms of people that were in the store in both of those places,

I went in the evening and I felt like in Japan I saw more older. When I say older, I would say 50 and over men that had just come from work that were looking for gloves or balls, and I saw a lot of them coming in and out.

In this video you might be able to catch a few different people that were coming in, but the flow was very, very, very consistent as opposed to in Arizona, I felt like there wasn’t as many people in there, but a lot more diverse people. I saw a mom and a junior golfer.

I saw a young girl in her teens practicing in the bay, A couple of guys I saw a lady. So it was a mixture of diverse people as opposed to only men between the ages of 50 to 70 in Japan with their business streets straight out of work that had come in there.

So I thought that was quite fascinating and unique for my observation of us versus Japan. But I hope this video was fun for you to watch to showcase a little something in different countries. I hope that I get to travel more and showcase around the world

What golf looks like and what the different layers and levels are. If there is a specific place that you truly think is very different, leaving the comments below so I can go check it out. Thank you as always for your support, for your subscription,

For subscribing to my channel. If you haven’t done so, please make sure you do it, and as always, you can reach me via DM on Instagram or in the comments below if you have any questions on this video or any of my other videos. Thank you again and we’ll see you next time.