Day in the Life of a Typical Japanese Couple Moving in Tokyo
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- 게시일 2019. 05. 09.
- A Day in the Life of a Typical Japanese couple moving to Tokyo Apartment for the the first time together. This is a Tokyo day in the life story of a Japanese man and Japanese women deciding to move in together into their new Tokyo home. This is an inside look at Dating in Japan or dating someone Japanese. Before today, they lived in separate Tokyo Apartments but the Japanese apartments were too small so they decided to hire a Japanese moving company to help them with their move to a larger Tokyo apartment. This video shows the Japanese couple's Tokyo life together in their old Japanese apartment and in their new Tokyo apartment. We start the typical Japanese life in the morning and explore Japanese relationship culture with Yujin and Arisa. Living in Tokyo is quite different than most parts of the world. Throughout this day in the life in Japan Tokyo video, we can have an Japanese apartment tour and walk through the Japanese moving company procedures. We explore Japanese life, Japanese culture and Japanese relationship in this video. This video may also be helpful if you are thinking of moving to Japan or want to know more about a Japanese Family or Japanese home life.
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Yujin is 27 years old, works for IT solutions firm in Tokyo as a sales person and has lived in this Tokyo apartment by Yoyogi Park for 2 years now.
Arisa is 26. They’ve been going out now for a strong 11 months as you can tell by their tooth brushing routine. These days, Arisa sleeps over mosts nights so it was natural for them to start thinking of getting a larger place together that they could share.
So they are moving out of this 1K apartment in Yoyogi. 1K means 1 room, Kitchen and the bath. Pretty typical size for a single person’s apartment in Tokyo. It may be small to most, but since the room’s on the 9th floor it has a pretty decent view.
Also, this main room has 2 closets which is nice since Japanese apartments tend to have minimal storage areas.
He has a medium sized fridge as you can’t really fit anything larger than this in the kitchen. It filled with your standard drinks, fresh vegetables, soy sauce and tea.
In the bathroom area, there’s a washing machine, sink and toilet. The toilet itself has the standard Japanese bidet and controller, as expected in most newer apartments.
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Make a new video about rent apartments and salaries. For the expats who want to work in Japan!
Buy or renting?
These are Frickin adorable
This is just paolo being a 3rd wheel the whole vid
Yup
Lol
Probably hoping he'd be invited to stay over for a three-way.
@@SP-yl1qz Lol what
@@SP-yl1qz well, paolo already have a kid tho..so maybe he wants extra kid ..lol
I left my phone on a restaurant table in Osaka... found it at the exact same spot 8 hours later.
Wow
Well Japan is infact the safest country in the world
Nokia 3310?
12tinj my husband is from Osaka. When we were still engaged, we were on our way to his university when he left his cellphone in the station restroom. Someone turned it in to the station master and he picked it up after class 5 hours later. It still amazes me that japan is that considerate. In America it would have been gone in 5 minutes. lol
@@tattumrobke2385 In fact, a lot of the east asian countries are... Heard similar stories about China.
Paolo:
Whenever he enters into anyone's kitchen he checks fish grill first😂
LOL! FACT. 😂😂😂
My man had priorities.
I notice that as well
Lol true - and I know it's a space issue, but I just think it's funny how they have these dedicated fish grills rather than having an oven of the same size.. which can cook more things.. than just fish 😅
@@heedlessed7952 It's just not common to bake like that - plus nowadays there are all sorts of appliances that can accomplish the same thing with less space - the most common being the microwave/oven combo.
I think we have a different tradition around baking in the west - in the East rice is a primary staple whereas in the west it's bread.
Has Anyone else just found this guys channel and been binge watching all of this videos😂 (holy crap! Thx for the likes😘)
Found him this morning as could not sleep. Now I have already watched five of his vlogs 😀👍🙏
はい😅
Same
Yes!!!
Is the "gift money" refunded with the deposit when you move out of a rental place?
In Japan: It's rude to negotiate for prices
In Kenya: If you don't negotiate you're weak😂
Same here in India lol but I don't negotiate/bargain :|
In India If you don't negotiate, you are eligible to be robbed. Physically.
same here in indonesia mate
Well, i mean in 1st world countries theres no reason to haggle the competition is steep in every avenue of businesses.
Only in 3rd world countries you need to bargain the prices because people arent truthfull with the price of the merchandise.
In my country you go in to a store and if you dont want to pay the price they ask, then they say ok take care.
@@MK-ly3gk You learn to negotiate early in life. And you can become fast friends with small business owners who teach you how to get into their line of business.
the water used to wash hands is then used to fill the toilet. GENIOUS.
Genius
genius
Not genius but responsible.
@@evejen03 Ironic isn't it
water conservation. i bet they use only 10000 litre of water every month.maybe less
The movers in Japan are marvellous especially how they cover doorways. In New Jersey it's customary for movers to scuff doors and floors and they leave by saying the traditional "Sorry bout dat bro"
Yuuuuup!!! Underrated comment right here
My US movers have always used pads to prevent damage. What sort of cut-rate, fly-by-night movers have YOU been using?
1:16 How to greet Paolo:
Arisa: Ohayoo
Yujin: PAOROOOO
underrated comment
hahaha so sweet
😂😂
The moving company people were what impressed me most about that.
I was mind-blow when I saw 'Rachel and Jun' (a YT couple) use the same company... That service was top notch and they even put everything away!
Taking shoes off and on again so many times what the hell
@@99hello1 yep, welcome to asia
If you guys use Japanese moving service located in your country, I make sure about how satisfied u will get. But plz dont forget to tip for packers as Japanese's customs, how poor they're😂😂😂
Do a "Day in the life of a Mover"
I love how laid-back this couple is.
Everybody laid back til someone eats the last taco.
@@ZPerpetua they literally kept thinking i ate the last one even tho i dont eat tacos and they went crazy
@@ZPerpetua or tako
@@ZPerpetua thats causes for war
The girl chives in $450 for rent while the guy pays $1200, why is nobody talking about that ?
Imagine paolo standing in corner for 8 hour filming with big smile on his face
creepy asf! 😂😂
I'ts Paolo, and he do whatever he wants.
for research purposes 🤠
4:20 Paolo's clearly (but quietly) freaking out on the couple's behalf... over how much still isn't packed still LOL
how did you get 106 likes
@@user-ng2du4dw8j it's magic
When will this moving company open a branch in the US? They will crush every competition
When americans dont horde and start living in tiny 1 bedroom apartments...
Different culture probably won't work since the work ethics is different.
It would be too expensive
@@EdwolfXx a lot of ppl here cant afford to move elsewhere stop being so damn insensitive. I live in NYC and apt prices are rising. $1600+ just for a one bed. A studio can sometimes be $1600 too and the one bd will go up to $2000+ educate urself u bitter bug!
@@amandal.1422 What does that have to do with hoarding? My point is that Americans don't live small. Of course the movers do all that work because they live in tiny houses and they don't have a garage full of junk like we do.
the movers my dad hired made me carry stuff to their truck....
wtf
Lol
I hope they weren't paid
In the UK, they do this sometimes because they don't want to be liable for damaging your stuff. Essentially, you're just paying them for the truck.
lmao
Dude, they're so chill. It's stressing me out knowing that there are movers on the way.
SAME! I was thinking to myself how I would be so nazi in the hours leading up to the movers arriving, starting to be stern and serious and shit because THE MOVERS ARE ALMOST HERE!!!! I need to calm down in life.
@@kinkane5566 you will commit genocide before the movers arrive?
I am continually impressed by the ingrained respect and service to others in the Japanese culture.
Once you take out all the furniture it looks even smaller
Why is this true
Oh
Honestly why is this true
Usually it's the opposite lol
Especially the double bed
There should be an anime about japanese movers😂
there basically is one by Hideo Kojima... its called Death Stranding.
@@IncompleteCookie I'm dead XD
Jerry 여리고 of course there is💀
@@kashyapkarki3208 its a game bro
yes there is, the anime is boku no pico
Everyone is saying how happy they look but no one is talking about how cute the leopard gecko is
After I saw this video I kinda wanna know how everything went for them. I guess that was 3 years ago. It would be cool if you made another video about them... maybe you could do a where are they now series.
Bro this day in the life videos are so interesting. I finished watching all of them and am patiently waiting for new ones. I love them all. Please keep the series going !!
Ur so pretty 😍😍💖
@@bobby_3145 USA
@@Sailorlluna aww thank you !!
I wonder know how he get this life videos
They are his friend or they just call him?
@@bobby_3145 instagram 😋
Did anyone notice how the movers stacked the boxes back and they were edge to edge and not sloppy at all? Work ethic and attention to detail, something everyone can learn from the Japanese, always mad respect for them.
Too bad the country's productivity is abysmal.
@@miniena7774 please elaborate
@@ape8572 i think he was reffering to studies done on japanese corporate entities in which the long hours clocked in at work in the office do not match up with the rate of productivity. Basically culture dictaates you stay past your shift to work more however this doesnt actually translate to actual work being done. This is a tldr and im going to find you the data when i can to make sure i am giving correct info.
@@ape8572 Yep, the productivity in Japanese offices is often abysmal.
To define "productivity", it's the effective level of output based on the unit of input. So, if you take 8 hours to build 8 items - an increase in productivity would see you build 9 items in the same 8 hours. Likewise, if each worker is only building 6 items in 8 hours, that's a decrease. Simple enough so far. If you increase the unit input, the unit output should be able to increase linearly. So if you work 10 hours a day, you should be able to produce 10 items at this rate of productivity.
However, people aren't robots and when working longer, office work (especially) suffers. Worker's productivity is higher at certain parts of the day, and lower at others. Workers are most productive in the morning, and productivity lowers sometime after lunchtime. The more hours you work per week, the earlier each day this downward trend will begin. For this reason, constantly working longer hours actually lowers how much a worker produces on a daily basis.
While many western companies recognise this shift, and the focus moves to a happier and more motivated productive workforce (for example, my previous company had an uncapped annual leave policy - you take whatever you feel you need) - Japanese culture is still very much that you work long and hard.
It's a common unwritten rule in Japan that you cannot leave the office before your boss does. And your boss must wait for his boss to leave. So, regardless of whether you're actually busy or not - you stay at your desk until your boss leaves. If you leave before your boss - it WILL be noticed. People may be "at work" for 12 hours in a day - but you simply can't actually work that long every day. So much of the time is simply wasted, meaning lower productivity.
Funnily enough, there's a subliminal reverse racism in Japan. If you are not Japanese (say you are black/white/whatever) - then you will always be considered a "Gaijin" (foreigner). You could live and work in Japan for 40 years, marry a Japanese person, speak the language perfectly and have children - and you'd still be considered a Gaijin. The expectation is that you would not be able to understand Japanese people and their culture. The good part of this is that Japanese workplace rules would not apply to you. If you work the same job with another Japanese person in an office, and you jump up to leave at 5pm while your co-worker stays until 8/9pm - no-one will take any issue with you doing this. You're always going to be considered the ignorant foreigner anyway, so you can't go down any further in their estimations :)
@@miniena7774 3rd highest gdp btw.
Japanese people are so humble. Efficient. Hardworking. Clean. Honest. Trustworthy. Their entire culture should be given the Noble Peace Prize.
i’m obsessed with these day in the life videos, i love seeing how people in other countries live
7:48 soo nobody gonna talk about the dabbing battle in the background
The White Horse good catch 😂
lol
my boy sitting down went in for that deep dab
LOL I didn't even notice
@@okwardmexican3800 lmao ikr?? 🤣
"I started packing last night, but then we went drinking."
lol
Yunjin is such a chill guy
Story of my life too
I love these series! The more I watch them, the more I want to go to Japan.
As a Japanese American who’s been living in the U S for over a half century. Every time when I go back o Japan, I continue to be amazed at how much they value the customer services and convenience they provide. At the airport, you can use the carrier that takes your heavy suitcases to your destination so that you can take the transportations without dragging your suitcases. Depends on where you are staying, you receive it on the same day, mostly in a few hours. And it’s cheaper than taking a cab!
“Does this happen in your country?”
... No it does not.
He asks that quiete alot in this series. Never have I been able to answer with a Yes.
Wandering World lol unless if you live there than no
LOL
11 months, moving in together, hasn't met the inlaws yet.
Dude im a white french canadian who got into a relationship with a east indian girl (born in canada)
I didnt meet her parents for 3 years and only AFTER i got engaged to her.
Not because i didnt want to but because they didnt want to
@@cassiuscrassus3887 sure there are circumstances that make it hard. It was more the "haven't gotten around to it yet" attitude :)
Quite common in Asia. Also, we don't know how long they have known each other before dating.
@@lis7742 I'm from Norway too. I prefer our type of living 🤣
ZeHerminator
Where in Asia are you living? I'm Asian, and it definitely doesn't happen much here. Usually Asian parents get protective, they'd ask their children (especially for daughters usually) to introduce their partners to them. To see if they are worth for their children, to see if they've all the requirements and such. Not meeting the parents like backstreet does happen but that's mostly for kids/high school kids who only date for fun 😌 Once we become university students, most of us meet our partner's parents and vice versa.
I love these day in the life episodes so good!
this is like the third or fourth video I've watched in this channel where Paolo specifically highlights the fish grill in the stove.
I kinda want one now.
Oh Japan looks like a wonderful place to mo....WAIT, GIFT MONEY TO THE LANDLORD!??!?
Courtesy.
Greedy landlords and passive people. That's what you get. They made laws against that sort of thing where I'm from.
@Mohamed ABTIB I have the same thing about Muslim countries. Only visit them in my nightmares, but in real world I would steer clear.
@Mohamed ABTIB Why didn't you ask about religion and country? I'm just making a random comment just like you did. No harm done. It wasn't a personal comment. I just followed your example about expressing myself about certain countries, like you did about Japan.
@Mohamed ABTIB there is non stop action in your shithole called somalia
I gotta pay 2 months rent to the landlord as a gift???!! Me living there that's the gift!!!
Anthony Davis I like that 😂😂😂✋🏻
It's basically double advance deposit disguised as courtesy. Fookin insane m8.
Basically sounds like bribery to me.
I see someone took Japanese politeness to their advantage. fuck off with your gift
Altair some countries are nice to visit not necessarily to live in lol
The guy holding the saxophone his the guy who did nothing in the group project but still got credit for it.
I love the day in the life of videos! I've watched all of them. Also you have such a nice spirit and personality, Paolo! Great work
they are so young and brite and happy
makes me feel like I missed the boat or something
I’m the same age as they are and I literally feel 20 years older than them lmfao wtf is wrong with me
@@meowzy2439 same wtf
Don’t worry, the boat was never coming anyway
No, it's the social media that made you feel like that. To you this might look like they have no issues and troubles, but trust me they do. Maybe even worse than you. Cheer up and don't take this as reality.
@@justindchaney 😭😭😭
Friends taking out YOUR trash?
My friends treat me like trash!
so do they take you out?
@@greatleader4841 yes, they take me out every now and then to the nearest dumpster.
@@drained1177 that's what my gf calls a date, i feel you.
Watch out next time they ask u out
omg your had me dying i was laughing so hard
I like the couple’s vibe and chemistry and of course paolo being the 3rd wheeler is fun
So touching when they finally got into their new apartment.
I cannot wait to get my own apartment...
These day in the life videos are awesome! Somehow you manage to put your subjects at ease and you see a side of Japanese life that you don't see very often. Thanks.
I was just thinking the same after watching this! Great video! Great comment!
IKR! It is very enlightening since the people are just doing their thing without acting kinda restricted because of being filmed.
I do wonder how much effort we don't see that Paolo spends to actually get people to agree to this. He clearly must have particularly Japanese social interaction down pretty well, otherwise I can't imagine all these people agreeing to this, esp in Japan.
Glad to know those blue IKEA bags are a universal "throw all your stuff in" bag everywhere. They are a cute couple!
nope here in africa we have a much bigger bags and they are cheaper hahaha
This couple made me smile and are so relatable
i gotta say that old apartment of theirs is GOALS. so much natural light, a huge balcony for tokyo and high floor views. i would love to live there!!!
11.05 "Btw this is a new type of taxi designed for the 2020 Olympics."
Corona: "Hold my beer"
but... corona IS a beer
Corona: "I'm going to ruin this vehicle's whole career."
@@leonardsinaga6512 underated comment lolol
Taxi van: Yay! 2020 Olympics!!! :D
Corona: *We dont do that here*
U copied
Japanese manner never fail to amaze me👏👍 the mover service was crazily amazing, the manner, the gestures, the operational procedures. the way they covered the wall to protect it from any scratches 👍 shoes off every time they enter the house, sit down politely as they receive the payment, and many more👏👏👏👍👍 Japanese has the best manner and hospitality ever, sugooiii👏 Paolo, thank you for the video, it's amazing as always
Taking shoes off every time they enter a dirty apartment from which the furniture is being moved is a bit useless. Taking shoes off in a new apartment makes sense.
But actually the movers we hired in the NYC tri state area did pretty much the same as those Japanese ones did. They disassembled our furniture, covered it with shrink wrap and set up the essentials in the new place. They used booties on their shoes in the new apartment where we were moving. They did not connect appliances, just put them on the right places...
@@danieldefo8170 they dont take off their shoes just because it's dirty
C B it’s useless tho especially because the apartment is dirty and is taking extra time
@@humptydumpty1463 first It's in their culture and then show's respect idiot.
its always good to see young couple full of energy with one another!
i love this series! i hope you can continue doing more these kind of day in the life!
Last time I moved the movers knocked a brick off my wall with their truck, hid the bricks under a bush and then tried to tell me I broke the wall when I don't even have a car.
I'd prefer to use Japanese movers next time 😂
LMAO!!!!!!😂😂 THAT'S INSANE.. .
In the UK the movers stand there while you sweat and move everything in and out.
I would prefer this way of moving in, it looked so relaxed and fun.
Except for the mover moving the mattress by himself lol
DuSky Glider yea plus the price is almost similar for zero service compared to this.
Mine didn’t lol I guess you got cheaper movers
Great video! This couple is so cute 😍 Thank you for sharing the culture moments throughout the video!
I am binge watching this Chanel, i don’t know why is so addictive
I love this kind of episodes, it's like a reality show with a host. Hehehe.
A reality show that's actually real
@@akagamishanks2774 呵呵呵呵
Oh man, I just figured out where I remembered Yujin from! I visited Tokyo last year in April and played basketball with some locals at Yoyogi park. Yujin came up to me and introduced himself and told me that he went to college in New York.
It's good to see you're doing well and I hope you're still hooping! I see you with the Kyrie shirt too big dawg
Is Yujin korean? I wondered about this because he doesn't quite look like a Japanese.
@@NabilahSafira hes japanese. im the korean yujin.
@@NabilahSafira
What makes you think he isn't? He looks very stereotypically Japanese, I mean his facial features.
@@gerijokub7737 At first his name sounds like a Korean one, and I normally don't heard a Japanese person with this name. Maybe that also influence my view of his ethnicity.
@@archergg9226 okay..
I’ve been in Japan and stayed there for seven years during our military days.. so happy I found your vlogs .. thank you!! 😄
Japanese asking Paolo for record his day in the life:
"Im a faumous actor and have many interesting things and activities to show and..."
Paolo: "wait wait wait..Do you have a fish grill?"
Japanese:"no"
Paolo: "ohh we can't then. Sorry it's just rules, nothing personal."
These two are so beautiful, hope they stay together.
She is soooo pretty
Yes, best of luck to them for sure
they split. bro has a new girl in paolo's thanksgiving vid
1st rule in philippines: you don't ever leave any belongings unattended
That's true because Philippines is almost fcked up
Chicago: even if you have your belongings on you, there’s still a chance you might lose it
unless ur in davao then it most likely wont happen
same for India
same as Argentina
I like everything about your channel-its clean, respectful and very informative
I love your videos so much! I really want to move to Japan for a couple of years and you cover some of the most important aspects of living there! Thank you 😊!!
Man, where I'm from, I might even lose my stuff if they're in my pocket.
Daisuke Sakurai I felt this
relatable
Brasil?
Aposto que é do Brasil
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Basically no matter where you live as long as it is a developed country or how different your culture is... one thing is always very similar and common among all of them... the IKEA bag for laundry! XD
It's great for beach days too
There is no ikea where i live maybe like 5 hours away. I live in the U.S. btw
@@SilverHvHNoob He said developed country U.S is a third world country in most parts.
IKEA bag is life. We use them for everything. Even just filled 10 with building rubble. One of the best products EVER.
erik svensson WHAT THE FUCK. are you talking about😭😭😭😭
They seems having fun. Enjoying every moment together. ❤️
Love your Videos been watching 2 each evening for a few days now since you popped up, very clear and well explained, very interesting to get a snap shot of life in Japan, Good work.
4:33 they read JoJo so I respect them
Someone did actually noticed it thank you
I see that you are a man of culture as well.
GREAT DAZE
Oh shit I didn’t even notice
Pretty sure that’s Jojolion isn’t it
@@tylermcqueen9684 yes. The left side is jojolion and the right is part 5.
nice to see the IKEA bag used for laundry in Japan too haha.
It's what I use in Taiwan too lmao
LoL same in Netherlands
yes i use it too for my laundry back in the USA!
same here in Indonesia
Here as well .
Malaysia
Them movers were absolutely amazing and such a good price for removing the whole boxes etc to setting the appliances back up .. people are so much nicer here think I need to relocate from the UK .. love this series currently binge watching 😊
I love the way they Respecting each other😊😊....
3:57 Be polite and say Itadakimasu before eating. If you don't remember the whole phrase, just mumble "Eat a duck I must", you'll be OK.
haha
Right! haha! :)))
OMG ISNT THAT FROM AN ANIME LOLOL
Lol
Yes I rather be Yoda than learn the proper pronunciation lmao
Damn, the mover company being so considerate is what blows me away. Putting protection on walls/appliances. In the UK I swear when you move it's just assumed that they'll cause damage and it'll have to be taken out of your deposit hah. I love how polite they all are, and the traditions of respect are still so regular. Dunno about the landlord gift money though, jeez that seems crazy. Still wholesome af watching this.
Lmao you think thats bad, over here in Australia I have colleagues who have had things stolen by movers, iPads etc..
So fascinating, thanks. And what a sweet couple!
I watched all your videos they are simply nice and entertaining to watch and learn Japanese lifestyles and their lives!! Keep it up!!
If you want to see more of this moving company, search for "Rachel & Jun move", they show even more of it!
So happy that I stumped across this series. This is extremely interesting!
They are moving in together only after 11 months wow....
Omg i love their relationship!
7:47 them 3 dabbing in the background is some chaotic good energy I need lol
"this is a new type of taxi designed for the 2020 olympics"
COVID-19: "i'm about to end this taxi's whole career"
I start loving ur channel but yeees I'm really in love with what u share
Thank you and keep going
All in all, I love Japan to visit...on my list now thanks to you, Sir😀 Thanks Paolo.
So, if I understand correctly, as an landlord, your goal is to make people move so fast that you can get more than 12 rents per year as a "gift".
Yep pretty bullshit, they profit out of having people stay as SHORT time as possible.
Imagine carrying a mattress then having to put your shoes on
Elijah M they better be getting crazy money
Not gonna lie, I do that too
It’s crazy because I’m so in love with Japanese culture but being honest as an American the more I watch these the more I’m pretty grateful that I grew up here in a way he’s living spaces are so small
They are adorable. Seems like they have nice / cool friends too. Very cheerful to see how went so smoothly in the move.
They look like such a cute couple 🥺
His girlfriend is so pretty! And he’s pretty handsome as well... they look so happy I’m so jealous lol I want to live in Japan :’(
Hahahahah
Same brother
weeb
Thats what everyone says until they actually live there
I do too..I love their pornstars ...😋😋
the dude talking bout a home office then u just hear “oh shit” after seeing the damn dry cleaners closed
Keep up the works Paolo. God bless you.
This couple is reallty cute together! I wish them all the best for the future!
Also, best of luck to Yujin when he finally does meet the 'Rents! ;P
They broke up a week after this was filmed
@@ArminIsKobe Is that true ?
@@shojun11 yes
@@Quasi84 I know her brother
@@ArminIsKobe so sad to hear this. i wonder if it's the moving that put pressure on them. or maybe the financial aspects of it all. what are they gonna do with the new house? it looks great to waste.
I'm very appreciative of Paolo, He shows life in Japan from different perspectives, not something one sided. Thank you.
I have enjoyed these videos 🙌🏽❤️. Thank you
It's always interesting to watch your videos! I'm curious about the very process of making them, particularly when you create them inside of someone's apartment.
I am from India and japanese values really fascinates me. The manners and discipline that are practiced and thought in families even today. I really wish I shift to japan and live there forever.
Same!!
Same here.
Me too but I really feel like I might faint by hearing about their diet!!
yeh my parents should've moved to Japan instead of the US...
Velpula Srilaxmi what’s wrong with their diet? actually, thats one of the biggest things i love about japan, their food is delicious!
i love the friend standing there with a saxophone why is that legit all my useless friends.
hahahahaha
LMAO
This channel is a gem
Newly obsessed with this channel ☺️
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2:38 “oh sh**.” Is no one gonna talk about that? 😂
Japanese people love to swear in English and it's the best
@FoxIslanderSteve "Oh sh**" isn't one of them
Right?! I was so caught off guard!
whats wrong, it's normal
The hospitality is just top notch in japan. Definitely in my bucket list to visit.