Being and living in Japan is so fortunate. One of the most safest, cleanest, and respectful countries in the world. I wish we, especially our children, could live in a place like this.
I thought people are judged there if they have tattoos and I thought the women and girls always getting touched inappropriately and followed there ? Or that is different city ?
Just moved back to the States after living and working in Japan for 8 years. I loved living there but also missed home. Living in Japan made me want to be a better person, more considerate and caring toward others. Being back in the USA has been an adjustment, but I love having a dishwasher and normal sized washer, dryer and fridge.
@@inco31 You’re absolutely correct. Housing in the Navy base has American appliances but not in the neighborhoods. Also, my apartment was a 3 bed/2 bath, 1250 square feet. Not small or tiny. Anyway…loving my full sized machines.
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I went to visit Japan for two weeks back in 2018, and I absolutely LOVED it! People are insanely polite, very clean, and as someone who attended a baseball game in Japan and saw the Hanshin Tigers vs. Dragons play, I have to say they put us American fans to shame! The atmosphere at a Japanese stadium is way Better! I'm American-Salvadoran from California and they definitely won my heart. I wouldn't mind living in Japan because it is soooo amazing! 🇸🇻😍🙏
Japan as a whole is better than New York. Safe place, great food, technically advance, rich culture and probably the only main downsides are the enormous pressure on education and work life.
I miss living in Japan . So much cleaner, respectable and people are friendly and mind their own business and treat you with respect. The food was great too! 😋
2:00 "Tokyo is a safe place for children". This is such a sobering reality for American. I have traveled to many countries over the years and have frequently been amazed by the ever-increasing gap between the levels of personal safety in the USA and most other countries, generally-speaking. In many countries you will observe children, unaccompanied by parents sometimes, doing "normal" things as this 10 year was doing- shopping, walking to school, etc. There's a sense of deep calm that you feel knowing the children and people in general are safe. Most other countries don't have the serious gun problem that exists in the USA, either. America has progressed in so many important ways, but in terms of personal safety (especially) we are failing significantly. It's a complex problem with no easy answers, but much better gun law enforcement and better gun laws are absolutely a major first step towards better safety for all citizens.
Japan is a conservative country. Japanese citizens love their country. Respect their laws and followed them. USA citizens and people living in US majorities are opposite.
Japanese is way cleaner and safer. America lol ghetto and some race feel entitled everything and some of us are the one suffering serving America so everyone can enjoy that freedom while we suffer from PTSD.
For me I’m half Japanese I should be living there than in America and plus i personally don’t want anymore westerners living there or anywhere in Asia that matter minus asian Americans they can live here but no to the non Asians they cause too much trouble there
it's a lot easier when one of the parents is Japanese. trust me it's very difficult to integrate into the Japanese society as a foreigner or visibly non-asian foreigner
Disagree. I’ve known South Asian, South East Asian and Western families who are thriving and happy living in Japan. It’s up to individuals to blend in the society wherever you are.
It helps when they live in American-type cities - but there are always things to miss when u move to a foreign country. People have to leave NYC - ruined by the corrupt/lying leaders.
What a well spoken and polite little guy! It's hard to learn anything in different language unless it's been translate to our language and he's embraced it.
Oh they live in the nice area mostly where a lot of international business people and diplomats live. But most of japan is very nice and very little to no crime except umbrella theft. It's true you can lose your wallet stuffed with cash and find it later at the local police station with the cash inside.
I was in disbelief when children ,including girls still walk at night alone.havent seen it anywhere in the usa,urban or rural.japan is one the few countries i would love to visit again!
I’ve always said if I was East Asian American, I would drop everything and move to Japan or South Korea. Those countries are safe, clean, and community-oriented (not to mention they have universal health coverage).
Talk about click bate! I was thinking these were gonna be random people who just moved to Japan on the fly, then spoiler alert…the wife is Japanese. 🤷🏾♂️
She is already Japanese and from Japan, born and raised until age 25. Their child is half Japanese. Only the husband is not Japanese. This is a lame story. To say "American family" is deceptive and misleading. Find a family that has ZERO connection to Japan, and it'll be a story worth being inspired by. "Japanese woman returns home with her American husband" is the honest title.
Japan is truly a wonderful country and it makes me sad how US big cities have declined over the years - homeless camps, drug usage out in the open, skyrocketing crime, heavy traffic, rude people, poor public transit, high cost of living if you want to live in a "safe area" neighborhood. If it weren't for suburbs (which are really boring) and economic opportunities, I would've left with my wife and kids long ago. We're now considering going back to my wife's home country depending on how things pan out in the next few years and now that my job is fully remote.
I admire people who do that, pack and move into the unknown! But I also feel sad for the lost chance to grow up in the childs own culture, that he was born into. I was put in a foreign language school when I first started school, I was there for three years to learn the language, after that my parents put me into my own culture/language school. The change was huge, I loved my first school but I would be so sad now as an adult if I had missed out on the school years amongst my own people and language and traditions. Even though in my case we looked the same but yet we were very different. So that's why I always think oh these children will never experience their own cultures schools and friendships..but as this sweet boy is half Japanese it is his culture too, so it makes sence. The area looks wonderfiul where you live and what an adventurous life to break up and start in a new place!
Wait, the wife IS Japanese with families IN Japan. This is Laughable to say the least. Hhow about interviewing a foreign family with NO family here but striving?
I need a huge help from one of you . Day before yesterday (2023/6/26) I met a US citizen at Ueno Station. She was really exited to talk to me. She said that I looked like "A God" to her and she's a diehard fan of that god.She wanted to take some photographs with me. She even missed her train and her friend already got her train. She dedicated all those things just to talk with me. She said that her name is " Elizabeth" and she's been in Japan for 40 years.She's 61 years old now. She's living in somewhere near to Shinjuku but I couldn't exactly rememver the place because I haven't heard that name before. She had no any social media accounts. I was too exited and too nervous because I had to take pictures at a very station where thousands of people walking away. So I couldn't ask her phone number. She asked from me to go somewhere else. But I thought it would be an interrupt to her. So I didn't. Can you please help me to find Elizabeth for me. This personal in so mean to me. I don't know how to explain. After we said good bye and leave her I couldn't even sleep a bit. Cause I should hangout with her sometime. If you can't give me her personal details without her permission that's totally okay. I can understand it.Can you ask from her to contact me. Cause that's what i desperately need right now. If one of you can help me to find her , I will greatfull untill my last breath. Thank you My phone number : 08073715943
Yeah… this story would have been more interesting if they’d used an actual american family with no roots in Japan and who looked different from the locals.
the wife is japanese. why don't they feature a totally foreign family instead. The fact that she is japanese makes it easier for them to move and adapt. additionally, the immigration status and resident visa process is facilitated by her being a japanese citizen. this is a bullsh*t story
Um maybe because there are not very many foreign families moving to Japan…? Japan is not very welcoming to people to who are not Japanese (although that’s starting to change).
Japan would have be a nice place to live in if it wasn't the earthquakes, tsunamis and those natural disturbances happening there, the people seems nice. I like the country ❤
Common thing? Everything in this world is common already but still we like to hear about things that we might dream of but don't have the energy or money or guts or whatever, to make come true. I have a mother with Alzheimer, I could not leave her. As I was young I tried to live in Israel but as much as I loved it it wasn't my home, I loved beeing there on holiday but my home, my own people, were in my own country(in Scandinavia). Love to hear these stories!
@@mrsTraveller64 I don’t know if this story is quite that, though. The mother is Japanese and is presumably a Japanese national, making their move super easy. The son is also probably a dual-passport holder. (Sorry if this revealed later in the video, I only watched a third through thus far). Their stay isn’t contingent on their ability to grab hold of a visa, nor would it particularly be a culture shock considering the mother speaks Japanese and would be able to help integrate the family and take care of documentation/moving/etc that would require advanced Japanese language knowledge. This kind of story isn’t about guts or wealth or another, it’s just a common reality in international marriages where families can freely move between both nations of origin without much issue. I have a friend who’s dad is French, mom is American, she’s moved back and forth a bunch of times and it was always easy for them. I’m American, no connections to France, I’d have a hard time getting there full-time (no knowledge of language, culture, probably would have a hard time landing a job because I don’t know French, my stay would be contingent on a company sponsoring me, etc etc).
This is what many immigrants do every day when they come to America, Japan is beautiful but I think your channel should focus on the stories that happen here in USA. That is what every immigrant does every day in here and it is not always a nice story.
So let those immigrants do tveir own youtube-channel, this isn't about people moving to the states, it's about people moving away from the states, very interesting also!
As a Japanese, I have to say though there is one big flaw, if you don't pay doctors who will perform surgery on you a hefty gratuity or cash on the side, expect for some negligent action on their part.
Let's be honest... This lady told her husband they were moving to Tokyo and he bowed his cowardly head and said, "Yes dear... Whatever you say dear..." FACT!!! NO BALLS!!!
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