Daily Life Living in Japan | Grocery Shopping after Work | Cost of Living in Japan

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✨Sharing my ordinary daily life living alone here in Japan. For today’s video I’m going to share my cost of living here in Japan 😅. I also went to supermarket for a grocery shopping in the morning. I also cook easy Japanese meal for dinner.
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@LouCslife Год назад

Happy Easter Sunday my dear friends!🐣 Wishing everyone a wonderful weekend!🤗💕 Hope you enjoy this video. Thank you so much for always supporting 💜🙇‍♀️ Big hugs to everyone.💕🤗

@cahidanoztoprak2191 Год назад

❤☕💋🐰🙋

@Rogue_xyz Год назад

your videos are wonderful, keep them coming 👍

@Blind.pic0 Год назад

🤗

@Priyanka-chendekaar Год назад

Lou, you are a true inspiration ❤

@saakoraka-sakura9532 Год назад

❤❤❤🕊️

@cozybee Год назад

When you were reading over your budget for expenses, I was hoping you were able to set aside a small allowance for yourself for something fun, like the new sandals for summer. I'm glad that you are to treat yourself sometimes for working so hard! I'm happy you're doing so well and I'm proud of you too!

@annbrink3941 11 месяцев назад

Thats so sweet spoken and so true ❤

@sdlock83 11 месяцев назад

No such thing. Didn't you see she is require to remit filial money to her parents?

@static_Tricolor_camry 9 месяцев назад

@@sdlock83Which means she's working and her money is taken away from her. This kind of stuff happens everywhere though.

@chaytonhurlow840 9 месяцев назад

I make 14 an hour but I only have one bill. House is paid for, water is free, no tv or internet, no phone, no subscriptions, no car, no debt whatsoever. I only spend about 3 dollars a day on food, I grow a lot of my food and have 5 pecan trees and 12 chickens. It's nice being able to spend 500 a week on whatever. I'm definitely fortunate, I know not everyone has the ability to live with such little overhead. But I do believe that the average person can definitely save on a lot, but they choose not to.

@chaytonhurlow840 9 месяцев назад

I think a lot of people are caught up in the rat race, They gotta have a nice car, a nice house, the new iPhone, name brand food, etc. Most people are $60k in debt before they have a stable income. It's sad that people are conditioned to handle their money this way. This is how they make you a financial slave.

@karenanderson6495 Год назад

Your story about poverty touched my heart. It's been my experience in life that when we go through these things, it makes us determined and appreciative of the things we do have. Hardships can definitely turn to blessings. I can understand how your family is proud of you! You are a very good daughter!!

@ayoitzgrant8120 Год назад

Well said! What doesn't break you makes you stronger 💪🏽

@Teddy_Boo_Loves_You Год назад

I agree. She's a credit to her family Xx

@crushndkill666 Год назад

Andy a very sweet daughter 😊

@ruineves4356 7 месяцев назад

you call that poverty?

@nicoleewing1318 Год назад

Does anyone else find Lou C’s videos super relaxing, or is it just me? 😅 Happy Easter everyone!

@arnelpijuan7618 Год назад

I do

@Nina52117 Год назад

Her videos are the best out of all of the RU-vidrs 😍

@visakaweerasinghe4236 Год назад

Yes, it's very nice and relaxing. 👌👌

@carolineshephard Год назад

I find then relaxing too,I watch to unwind before I go to sleep . A belated happy Easter from the UK 🐣🐇

@MelanatedNerdd Год назад

I do.

@Jj-no4hp 5 месяцев назад

Such a prudent and organize young lady. It’s not easy to live alone away from your family. Praying you find joy all the days of your life. God bless you.

@eciekoc 2 месяца назад

Prudent? Everything she bought was wrapped in plastic.

@Lucy-xz6yj 9 месяцев назад

I found this personal documentary so relaxing. I really felt the concept of "being present" at play.... our Western world is focused on moving so quickly that I think we forget to pay attention to the small things like noticing flowers. I love that you give back to others ❤ Love and Light from Canada 🇨🇦

@abritinthesun1766 9 месяцев назад

I couldn’t agree more!

@Lucy-xz6yj 9 месяцев назад

@@abritinthesun1766 🙂

@julietajanzen2648 Год назад

Hello from Australia. I have been watching your videos before bedtime for a while. They are very soothing, very grounding. You are a lovely girl who understands that growing as a human being is not about making money, having many things and being 'successful'. You understand that life is all about inner growth, spiritually, emotionally, psychologically. A 'small' life is precious, it does not make the ego grow and it not based on craving and greed. Good for you. I am 78 years of and have travelled much, lived in other cultures but it is now that I am living a small and quiet life that I feel the love for the small precious things around me and inside me. Thank you for sharing your pure heart with us : )

@kimgregory8945 Год назад

Hi Julieta from Auckland

@ayoitzgrant8120 Год назад

I couldn't have said it better myself 👏🏽. Watching from California, USA 😀

@بحرهايج-ع3د Год назад

لحم الخنزير نجس،الغنم حلال وفضل منا ولذيذ

@protorhinocerator142 11 месяцев назад

Life gets more sweet when you stop trying to live according to other people's expectations.

@Iheart2cook Год назад

As a mother of 3 college students, I'm certain your parents are proud of you. Well done. Happy Resurrection Day to all who read this. May God bless you 🙏❤

@elizabethbrewer5791 Год назад

Amen. God bless you and yours

@noreenmary3300 Год назад

Happy Resurrection day to you and your family from England UK. 🙏

@SailorMoonFan92 Год назад

Just call it Easter lol

@jocelyn94154 Год назад

Amen 🌺🌷

@joanntessel1026 Год назад

@@SailorMoonFan92 no, it’s not just Easter . It is the resurrection of the only human being on earth that was resurrected from the dead and went to heaven. It will never happen again it was a one time event that is so special that it will never be replaced!

@anonymousone2843 Год назад

My daughters are 23 and 20. My oldest just started her first job as a biologist yesterday, and my youngest is in nursing school. I know you feel good when you know your parents are proud of you, but I can guarantee you that they feel even happier than you do!! It is so wonderful that you send money home to help out. You're a good daughter! God Bless 🥰

@dianeladico1769 Год назад

You must have done a good job to have such accomplished children. Wishing you many long years of love together.

@Nox_Atra Год назад

Yes I mean if you are a good parent you don't even need to expect help, cuz the kids gonna do it themselves without ask cuz they are loves you. :D

@lorizeppelina2286 9 месяцев назад

You have a way of making the viewer feel like they're right there. Also, very peaceful and calming to watch. Thank you!

@claudia5446 10 месяцев назад

My deepest congratulations for being so generous with others.not only helping your family but also unknown people. This is great! ❤

@RT-qd8yl 7 месяцев назад

Came here just to say this. That was one of my favorite parts of the video, because I've felt that before as well.

@paulaparham6591 Год назад

We are also proud as subscribers for a young lady that strives to be caring and striving to be better and kind.kindness for one another is hard to find in this world❤

@saakoraka-sakura9532 Год назад

Agree with you Paula 👍💯 not many kind-hearted people in this world now a days...due to crisis loads of scammers not only for money but breaking your heart in terms of relationships 🙄...I always love watching Lou's videos.... HAPPY EASTER TO YOU...I hope you can be one of my viewers too...❤️🕊️

@lisaclark4555 Год назад

❤ Good morning. Happy Easter from the US. I know it is hard being away from your family, but as a parent, am so proud of you for doing this, going to another country, a new job and most of all sharing. Stay strong, you've got this ❤

@TuckerSP2011 Год назад

Considering how much you had to struggle when you were young, you have done very well! Congratulations and be proud of yourself. You're very disciplined.

@RedEye3 Год назад

You have a knack for this! Great work. Setting up camera angles, tripod, etc doing it all by yourself, and still telling a story while not revealing yourself. Few RU-vidrs have this skill. 🤗

@ВераМосягина-ы2в Год назад

Добрый вечер.Красиво цветут васильки,.Всегда аккуратны, спасибо,что поделились своими заботами, живя в другой культуре, умница ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

@lburgess63 Год назад

You should be very proud of the life you are making for yourself. It's so difficult to do all this in your own. But you have so many friends out here! Sending all my good wishes!

@carlaharding8949 Год назад

Happy Easter Sunday to you also Lou C. Once again .. you started my morning off great again! I love what you have shared with us about your life and I just wanted to say.. You have strived to change your life from coming from a poorer family to being the best you can be and for that you will keep being successful! You have made your mess your message in life. Ty for sharing! You are a blessing to us all and a true inspiration!

@gam6179 Год назад

This is my favorite episode. It was very interesting to get financial figures (such a personal topic) from someone in a different country. I think it's a topic many people wonder about but never ask about. Thank you for sharing! The second reason I love this episode is because of Lou C.'s commentary on why she donates to charity. It really touched me. I teach elementary school children (primary grades) to many impoverished children in the United States. Her story about poverty, determination, and studying hard to achieve one's dreams is something I will definitely share with future students. Very inspirational - Thank you!

@counterculture10 9 месяцев назад

So interesting. You're wearing a Cape Cod, Mass. sweatshirt and here I am in Massachusetts watching a video of a woman shop and cook in Japan. Bizarre and amazing all at once. Enjoyed the video!

@michelepastele5347 Год назад

I was SO excited this morning when I saw a NEW video by LouC!! I find your info about cost of living and the cost of groceries and oher things really interesting! I love how you think of and help take care of your family money wise. You are doing such a great job at your life in Japan --- I love to see your cooking videos. It sounds like you are going back to the Phillipines soon? Thank you LouC. Happy Easter to you and your family. I think you are precious!! x

@sondrajohnson2564 Год назад

I appreciate your sharing your budget. It is part of the reality of living in a foreign to your own country. I find myself fascinated at the prices of average food. I am also surprised that the apartment rent does not include your appliances. I admire that you carefully support your family and your budget of giving back to those who have little. Many blessings to you this Easter. May the year ahead be abundant in love and joy. Thank you for sharing from Washington State, USA.

@НатальяКерлах-г7ы Год назад

Ты настоящая умничка, кормилица своих родителей и своих будущих детей!

@ElvinaDumoulin Год назад

Me too I'm proud of you girlie because you have good sense and you are not spoiled.I wish there were more young people like you.Youare a role model for everyone out there!👍❤

@aliholgate9442 8 дней назад

Impressed she cooks her meals from scratch. If you live alone and work, it's usually easier to get ready meals, but they don't taste as good and certainly don't include all this fresh produce. Very enjoyable video, thank you. From the U.K

@medelle7003 Год назад

I'm so glad you'll be visiting your family soon! 💕 Those patties you made were basically what we'd call meat loaf here in America. The only differences are that we'd usually bake them and eat them with ketchup. Frying meat loaf patties is an interesting idea! Have a lovely week, Lou! 😊

@kielheather1 Год назад

at our house we do meatloaf patties when its to hot for the oven to be on

@fonebones88 Год назад

They are made in a somehow similar way in Germany, without milk, a little smaller, fried on both sides and of course with a different name. "Frikadelle" ...and if you bought butcher fresh minced pork you can also eat it raw on a bun. No Joke 😄"Mettbrötchen"

@BrianTX409 Год назад

Ketchup on meatloaf? Flippn disgusting. Ruins the taste of properly cooked meat (beef).

@bootslawless Год назад

I'm Canadian and hamburger steak prepared this way is a popular dish here, except it's typically served with onions and brown gravy for toppings. Meatloaf is a different dish but it's also usually topped with ketchup for us.

@MiBrCo4177 Год назад

@@BrianTX409 when its spread over thin and allowed to glaze the meatloaf for a bit almost immediately after cooking it, its delicious. the savory salty and sweet from the ketchup gives it an amazing flavor.

@PatrickMcDade-p3m Год назад

Hello, I am a new fan. I live in Nashville, Tennessee, USA. I lived in Japan for one year in 1976. Fell in love with it. If I could speak the language fluently, I would be living there now. Your cooking is helping me to revive the great memories I have of authentic Japanese cuisine. Something that is very hard to find here in the USA. Thank you so much :)

@hhaste Год назад

Google your area for Japanese grocery stores. I'd be willing to bet you have one close by, that you weren't aware of. I have one very local to me in Maryland, in an area that I never would have expected it to be.

@Jonathan-e9q 10 месяцев назад

You should go back man❤

@HERNAN-ORTEGA 9 месяцев назад

you call you how i. Japanese cuisine is very good and exotic.

@HERNAN-ORTEGA 9 месяцев назад

@@Jonathan-e9q yes men

@marjoriemartin5982 Год назад

I love to watch you cook. Sometimes, I have to go back and read what the ingredients are. The hamburger steak here in MS we put gravy on our and most of the time mashed potatoes. I am so happy for you that you are being responsible and taking care of yourself. God bless you.

@johngonzo9671 26 дней назад

Amazing story ! What you mentioned is anyone’s dream . To make something for yourself ! Nothing worth it comes easy . It’s crazy how far we come from how low we started . Your parents should absolutely be proud 👏

@MsJanetWood Год назад

4:20 🥑I thought Brazilians were the only ones that liked to add sugar to their avocados! 🇧🇷 Most people use avocados to make salsa. You mash an avocado 🥑, a tomato🍅, some diced onion 🧅, some peppers🌶and make a dip for your tortilla chips! 🇲🇽🇺🇸

@SimRacingVeteran 8 месяцев назад

Guacamole is so good!

@Sammm107 11 месяцев назад

I'm envious of the cost of living there. And the quiet you have in your apartment. No slamming doors, no conversation audible from the street, no sounds of drills or lawnmowers. I live in the suburbs in San Diego and I wake up whenever somebody slams their car door. You're blessed and you give it back as well

@seanhudsonforester Год назад

I came across your channel randomly while watching material about Japan. Fascinating for me to watch these kinds of videos of daily living from various people. It gives one perspectives and views outside of their own. I call it collective shared human interests.

@thegraemekell Год назад

I’m a mother to four and grandmother of two. I’m proud of you, especially after just visiting your country for the first time. I know your mother would be so very proud of you and what your achieving.

@mac9954 Год назад

She should be married with kids ,what are you saying

@eaglevision993 Год назад

@@mac9954 It is entirely up to her. How come you assume everyone´s dream is being married with children? The world has come a long way since 1950.

@deckhead33 Год назад

@@mac9954why don’t you get married and have kids and be miserable? You men need to stop telling women what to do, you control freaks.

@deborahfuse Год назад

Happy Easter from Italy. My life is very hectic and chaotic, your videos relax me in the few free moments. Thank you🌺🐣🐰YOUR FAMILY MUST BE VERY PROUD OF YOU🧡

@matildagits1326 6 месяцев назад

We call hamburg steak meatloaf here in the US, you cook it in the oven & put ketchup on top. The ketchup turns into a glaze. (You need an oven). It looks like a loaf of bread & you roast it. I like to add Worcestershire sauce & a handful of oats. We serve it with a side peas & mashed potatoes. (Comfort food). Mmmmm.

@theresas2520 6 месяцев назад

Instead of bread crumbs or oats have you tried stuffing? So good! It's the only way I will make it now.

@Studylife224 3 месяца назад

I am very emotional after seeing your story… you’re an inspiration to millions out there all the best to you … you’re such an hardworking person

@mariacarrasco6394 Год назад

Hi Lou ! You are a very good Girl, you have worked hard to achieve your goals and you are always trying to do the BEST. On the other hand, sharing part of your salary with your family and poor people is an act of generosity I admire. Thanks to show how you prepare the meals ,they're very healthy.

@rondonnis6588 11 месяцев назад

She's a real rebel isn't she lol

@СветланаАлборова-т2ф Год назад

Вы ответственная, умная и трудолюбивая девушка! Желаю вам добиться того, к чему вы стремитесь!

@radikusmanov7574 10 месяцев назад

Жизнь филлипинки в Японии я бы поставил в один ряд с жизнью какой-нибудь казашки в Москве. Японцы - националисты не в меньшей степени. Выводы делайте сами. Могла бы казашка точно так же снимать интересные видео о своей жизни в другой стране?

@missvalerie4040 Год назад

Happy Easter to you Lou and Everyone! It was beautiful, that you, thinking about your family and buying things, they will love. An early congratulations on your 100K subscribers Lou.

@Roster0788 11 месяцев назад

You won’t believe how satisfied is after a long day of work or even on a later afternoon Sunday just lay back and watch a video it is so relaxing, thank you so much for making such a great content 💯💪🥰

@9lavender 6 месяцев назад

I used to work at an American university with an American man who loved Japan. He lived there for 2 years as an English teacher and went back for visits. He introduced me to the work of film directors Kirosawa, Miyazaki, and Kobayashi. He would bring Japanese treats to the office; one of my favorites were matcha Pockys. I saw them in this video when you were shopping.

@nchw68 Год назад

We used to have Lawson stores in Ohio, US where I grew up. Ohio is where Lawson originated. I never forgot those big capital letters in that instantly recognizable font. The Lawson name disappeared here in the 80's. It's nice to see Lawson has become popular in Japan. It's strangely fascinating watching you just living your life.

@morgansides294 Год назад

Happy Easter! You are such a blessing to your family! It's good of you to help your family and others. Your parents should be very proud of you!

@cristinagarcia5544 Год назад

It was so inspiring to know your history and also about your generosity. Good for you! Your parents must be very proud. For sure. Best wishes from Spain

@megapangolin1093 4 месяца назад

Lovely video. Lou is so careful and diligent in her work, it is a beautiful thing to watch her prepare a meal. Love the detail like the towel under the chopping board. She prepares real food, not like in the UK where a cheap, microwaved ready meal seems to be the preferred choice- which allows more time to poke the phone hopelessly for no value. You get your priorities right in life. I am impressed.

@naturalmax8474 Год назад

prices were very reasonable wow....you are a good daughter and a great human being....dinner looked absolutely Delish!

@hayleybarbara1589 7 месяцев назад

In Canada that basket would have been so expensive 😅

@carolinekane6912 Год назад

Happy Easter Lou!! I loved seeing you wear the Cape Cod Sweatshirt!!! I'm so glad you like it! That color looks very nice on you! I'm happy that you will see your family soon!

@sarahfarrell8214 Год назад

Happy Easter! I am in the United States, and I love your videos! :)

@Mekhinya Год назад

Happy Easter, Lou! Always exciting to watch your videos 😊. I agree with the others who said your parents are very proud of you. Keep going forward, little lady. You got this 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙂

@eileenmunson7198 6 дней назад

Love your video! We visited in July. Such a beautiful country. Did not want to leave. We love Japan!❤

@Harlowerayne 7 месяцев назад

Young adult you live healthier than I. I am learning so much from you. Thank you for sharing.

@emiliazara183 Год назад

Lou! Joyful Easter Wishes from Poland 💕💕💕

@fab208athome Год назад

I love watching videos from Japan. I'm in the UK but will visit Japan one day. Your channel is very good, very relaxing and you have great filming and editing skills. Keep up the great work x

@slypig24 Год назад

Thanks for you interesting insight onto Japanese food and shopping. I love to see what people cook in other countries. We traveled to Japan in 2019 and we found the food to be of the highest quality. And as I love see food, i was very happy to find fresh Sashimi 🍣 everywhere. We also loved the food in your 7-Eleven shops. Cheers from Australia 🇦🇺 🦘

@sharimeyers292 10 месяцев назад

Your story is amazing and so are you. It’s wonderful that you budget in charity and helping your parents. I helped my mother until she died 20 years ago, and it was a blessing to do so. Best of luck to you.

@nancylaughlin5369 9 месяцев назад

What a wonderful, hard-working woman you are! Your parents are so lucky to have you. They must be so proud of you.

@raquellopes8083 Год назад

Os teus vídeos são sempre tão relaxantes e encorajadores... 😊 É um orgulho ver uma menina tão humilde e batalhadora. Muita força! 😘

@TessiTessendorf 8 месяцев назад

❤😊✌️

@vlastakrupar814 Год назад

Přeji hodně Boží ochrany a požehnání a moc děkuji za české titulky jste úžasná ❤zdravím z Prahy

@mewriah Год назад

My dream is to visit Japan as I am an American anime/manga artist/author. I live in Alaska here in the US and a small carton of milk like that for us is $8.25 !! I love seeing how low prices for food is there. I know cost of living is expensive there in Japan but wow that food is cheap!!

@PinkyJustice 3 месяца назад

The cost of living is high in Japan? Compared to? Ah... Alaska. Yeah. That tracks. They cant pay people to live there.

@Harlowerayne 7 месяцев назад

I have so much admiration of you. You indeed are a survivor.

@susanazarhov1985 9 месяцев назад

so relaxing 3 questions -what do you do for living? -Why put a coat in a vacuum bag? Did it take up a lot of space? -in which city do you live

@EmilyEmilyEmily01 Год назад

Thank you for sharing about your growing up, it makes watching you find gifts for the family even sweeter. I'm proud of you!

@mooglerae32 Год назад

Your meals always look so delicious and well prepared. Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. Love from America!

@johanneberube6682 Год назад

Hi! This week , I saw 1/4 of a medium size watermelon at 7$! (Canada) Also, the canadian meat is much more expensive here!!!

@stevencottam93 Год назад

Random tip i learned working in the produce department of a grocery store, is to always choose the avocados that haven't lost their stem. it lets in oxygen and begins to over ripen. I really enjoyed your video thanks!

@mirandoline4649 Год назад

Tu es une personne pleine de qualités humaines ❤❤❤

@ericaluna00 Год назад

Thank you for sharing your experiences with us. You’re doing amazingly and I’m sure your family is very proud of you. I hope you have a great time with your family and I bet they will all love the chocolate.. now I’m craving chocolate too! 😅 Love and hugs 💓

@raiza_matosmarra Год назад

Good morning, Lou. I wish you happy Easter and a good week. Greetings from Brazil. 🇧🇷

@Cyraxior Месяц назад

It's such a different world over there. Here in America, I grow my own squash/tomatoes/peppers in my backyard. I buy flour and bake my own bread. I have one friend who's a rancher, and another who's a butcher. I get beef cuts at discount. I visit my mom five hours' drive away and I help her feed live meal worms to the chickens so we can harvest their eggs. I would never give that up for the world, but I think it would be so fun to experience Japan for a little while, just to see how others live.

@shakesquire84 Год назад

I’m so sorry you had it so tough growing up 😢 I found your video really encouraging.

@deckhead33 Год назад

She’s so sweet for donating regularly to charity. Many people from that kind of background are far less generous but it’s understandable.

@SlingbladeJim Год назад

Thank you for allowing us into your home and the tour of the shops available to you. I live 27 miles from a Daiso store where I buy treats and beverages from Japan. It was an honor and a privilege.

@mademarsi5494 7 месяцев назад

I was living alone for 9 years. The best moment of my life!

@camperp195 7 месяцев назад

16 years for me so far,wouldnt want it any other way

@gamenut112 Год назад

TWO DOLLARS FOR MIXED PORK AND BEEF?! Damn. We're getting shafted here in Canada, that little portion would've cost 20 bucks alone. Edit: Yeah, Pork and Beef, namely beef, is astronomically expensive here in Canada right now. Like i'd kill for beef that cost as much as a timmies Iced coffee.

@AudreyCAz 9 месяцев назад

Watching your video describes my personal life, work, cook, sometimes play around and have fun but mostly i enjoy my own company. Thank you for the show 😊

@a-un7952 8 месяцев назад

油や調味料など保存がきく物は業務スーパーが安いですよ。ここ1〜2年の物価高騰でかなり値上げされましたが、それでも安い物は見つかると思います。日本での一人暮らしのコストについて非常に具体的に語られているのは貴重でした。日本への移住を考えている若者の手助けとなると思います。それのみならず、あなたがとても立派な方であることも励みになると思います。

@williambarbosa5511 Год назад

Hi, Lou! Good evening from Brazil. First of all, congratulations for making your dreams come true after all you've been through. I have a lot of Respect and admiration for Japan and I actually would Love to live my life there. I'm watching your video right now during this writing and I want to thank you for share a little of your life in Japan. I liked your cooking 😂 and I just want to wish all the best for you and I hope someday I can be in Japan because as I said before, I love the Culture, the respect and so many other things there. Thanks a lot!

@gailwalker4628 6 месяцев назад

You know lou i just love the way you vlog especially when you shop you show what ho buy along with th the price thank you i also like the pace the vlog keep. It. Up im a fan

@danettefox8810 Год назад

Just wanted to say thank you letting me and everyone else into your world. For a little while now I've liked watching your videos. Learning about different it's something I like to do. I currently reside in Oregon USA. Watching your videos I have learned a lot about other cultures thank you.

@djuliettadrumova4976 Год назад

Ваша розповідь про те ,що ви не мали ,що їсти дуже глибоко мене тронула,аж до сліз😢В мене була така ж ситуація! Батьки пишаються вами,я впевнена! Великий привіт з Одеси,України!❤

@willboyer8311 Год назад

This was very calming and wonderful to watch. Thanks for sharing your life.

@tonycarver9570 8 месяцев назад

You live in such a beautiful place. Thank you for sharing your life.

@ramfastAI181 Год назад

Its so quiet and nice Its so relaxing 😌

@tess4840 10 месяцев назад

You are great ! Helping others … my heart mealting . Greetings from NL and PL ❤

@jamesl8053 6 месяцев назад

Thank you for the video, I'm from the UK so it was interesting to see how it is over in Japan for a day, it's the first time I've seen the 100Y shops. Also some advice for carrying delicate items that may break easily when traveling, wrapping them in paper and then placing them inside a T-shirt or some trousers to protect it in your luggage helps a lot, I had to carry some very fragile items on 5 hour flights that survived every time using these methods. I hope you have a pleasant day 😊

@ilovemyservicedog8862 6 месяцев назад

In the US we would call that meatloaf a hamburger in the US is ground beef. Sometimes you can put some onions in it and grill it. Meatloaf is crumbs, spices egg you can do onion and you generally top it with ketchup some people type of gravy usually take a pound of meat and bake them and freeze them raw and then cook them from frozen whenever I want just

@AL13NM 7 месяцев назад

Very Interesting! I have always wanted to visit Japan, I love the culture and art!

@kartik5130 11 месяцев назад

You said about parents are heart touching😭..proud of you

@forkeMuffin 11 месяцев назад

I am not sure how this appeared on my RU-vid. I love it. So calming

@jimmymcclure-neff6485 Год назад

Hello. I am from the US and I always like to learn how people live in other countries. I have always wanted to visit Japan. Thank you for sharing your life with us.

@slyphyn8583 10 месяцев назад

what is this ? why is it so quiet and relaxing ? what kinda magic is thisssss

@vincentmallozzi4569 Месяц назад

I hope life finds you safe and healthy.

@ensh1000 11 месяцев назад

Anthony from Maryland USA .....i love Japan more than i can't say....your video also relax ....God bless you

@simplecooking4383 Год назад

Your live reminds me so much of my own. Thank for sharing your moments and to give others the feeling that they are not alone with their actuall livestyle.

@alanheadrick7997 7 месяцев назад

When we lived in Sapporo we always went to Max Valu store near our apartment. It also had a 100 yen store inside. CoCo Ichibanya was our favorite place to eat out. I miss Japan so much.

@MikiBFMV Год назад

Wow this was so pleasant to watch. My dream is to live in Japan one day. Hope I can achieve it. Thx for this beautiful video. 💗

@ecpjll 7 месяцев назад

this was so interesting to watch. Thank you!

@snowdogthewolf Год назад

I'm so used to buying in bulk for the family that I was initially surprised at the teeny tiny package of ground meat. Then I had to remind myself, this is for one person, likely for just one day, and a small Asian female at that. Perspective helps sometimes. 🤷‍♂

@RedEye3 Год назад

That's why you never buy ripe avocados in stores. 9/10 times they are over-ripen and rotted. Buy the slightly green version and wait 1-2 daysto ripen and open. No rot.

@roonilwazlib4921 Год назад

It's great to hear how others in other places live their daily lives. The craziest thing to me is that your rent is only about 1/9th of your income, and your American pork is cheaper than me buying pork here in the US! In America, it would be impossible to find a place such as this. I make the equivalent of about 595,000 yen ($4000) a month but the cheapest place for me to live by myself is about 160,000 yen ($1100) and I live in a city with less than 100k people. Great videos, very chill aesthetic. Good job.