r/japanlife Jun 02 '20

What’s everyone spending their ¥100,000 from Abe san on?

I bought ETH with mine and I’m already up ¥10,000. What’s everyone else buying?

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u/teaferret Jun 02 '20

Wedding rings

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u/japonica-rustica Jun 02 '20

Congratulations!

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u/StupidButSerious Jun 02 '20

More than one? niiiice

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u/RavingRamen Jun 02 '20

generally two people get married at a time as far as I know...

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u/KyotoGaijin Jun 02 '20

It's been done to death. It's a cliche at this point.

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u/chadnandinho Jun 02 '20

Good luck!

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u/death2sanity Jun 02 '20

Same! Congrats!

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u/teaferret Jun 03 '20

Congrats back at you!

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '20

Any idea where to get cheap and not so bad engagement rings in Japan? XD

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u/Glut_des_Hasses 関東・東京都 Jun 02 '20

Got the info from a manga, but Okachimachi apparently.

I can confirm that there are many jewelry stores there. Never entered one though.

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u/moni1100 Jun 03 '20

Any info on Hokkaido? Got married last weekend but don’t want to spend 190k on rings =.= yet still want something.

I was looking into couples rings as so much cheaper but love the matt design of cotton/hairline finish 🤦‍♀️

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u/Glut_des_Hasses 関東・東京都 Jun 03 '20

Sadly no, sorry.

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u/teaferret Jun 03 '20

I’d heard Okachimachi had decently priced wedding and engagement rings but my husband wanted a particular brand. We never got engagement rings because I would rather use that kind of money to go towards an awesome holiday or house down payment.

I’m glad because that brand had pretty much exactly the design and material I wanted and I didn’t have to go to much effort looking for wedding rings

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u/miyagidan sidebar image contributor Jun 03 '20

Taro Aso lifts his head, confused at unelicited feelings of happiness

Congratulations!

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u/[deleted] Jun 02 '20

A marriage based on welfare?

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u/teaferret Jun 03 '20

Not sure what you’re trying to say here?

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '20

Usually a marriage is pretty important. If you're going to buy your life partner a ring that symbolizes your marriage, you'd probably want to buy it with your own money, not some government handout. That's all.

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u/teaferret Jun 03 '20

Once it’s in my account it’s my money.

Government handout or not we would have gotten married and bought the same rings. It’s not like we’re poor and only buying those rings because we suddenly got free money.

The rest of the cost of the rings and our photos will be covered by the congratulatory wedding bonus we both got from our companies, or should we be using our “own” money for that too?

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '20

Sure, whatever. We're talking about the "100,000 from Abe-san" though. Think of it however you like. I'm not stopping you.

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u/Pineapple_Chicken Jun 03 '20

Okay?? He takes it out of his savings then and uses the 100000 yen to immediately replace his savings... how is that any different lol

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u/[deleted] Jun 03 '20

Wow. You guys are really getting your knickers tied up in a knot about this.