安かろう悪かろうが通用しなくなった ── タイの品質と物価の変化

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Recorded06 May 2026

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In this episode, I reflect on quality, service, and everyday convenience during my stay in Bangkok. A simple problem with a coffee vending machine lid leads to a broader discussion about manufacturing standards, customer expectations, and cultural differences between Thailand and Japan. I talk about why Japanese products and services often feel more refined, from packaging design to convenience store customer service. At the same time, I discuss how rising prices and the weak Japanese yen are changing the experience of traveling in Thailand. This episode explores an important idea: quality is not only about products, but also about culture, expectations, and social habits.

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