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Chris Broad is a creator who has been showing the real Japan to the rest of the world for years. He’s so good at what he does and so entertaining, that you may have come across his videos on RU-vid or even seen him featured on BBC and The Guardian. Who is Chris Broad from Abroad in Japan and what’s his story? We sat down with Chris for a long-overdue conversation.
0:00 - Intro
4:23 - Why did you move to Japan?
7:00 - Perceptions of Japan
9:32 - Settling into Japan
12:18 - Starting RU-vid
18:00 - Challenges doing RU-vid
22:11 - Most memorable episodes
26:27 - Public criticism
32:11 - Video making process
43:40 - Managing stress & staying motivated
51:11 - Impact of Covid
54:13 - Social issues in Japan
55:56 - How has Japan changed you?
57:59 - Future plans
1:00:00 - Ending
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@AbroadinJapan 2 года назад

Many thanks for having me on the show guys! It's kinda trippy to be featured on Asian Boss given I've been watching this channel for so many years now. Even though we covered just about everything in this interview, hopefully it's not the last time we get to hangout. All the best to the team for 2022! 🍻

@masterkush161 2 года назад

I feel like a proud papa

@sento8368 2 года назад

hello mr broad

@odanobunagafan4964 2 года назад

The legend has spoken.

@thenormalman2030 2 года назад

Chris being nice

@jqa16 2 года назад

Chris Borad

@TheAnimeMan 2 года назад

So proud of my boy :')

@aimboy234 2 года назад

its the Manga Man himself! can you have Asian Boss on the podcast?

@Towkeeyoh 2 года назад

Next time hope to see all the Bois on AB!

@celestia277 2 года назад

same man also waddup joey

@gustinex 2 года назад

trash taste with AB founders would be a great episode

@e_t_t9553 2 года назад

Soon he’ll level up from Chris Broad Presenter to Chris Broad Director.

@ezra9401 2 года назад

The best thing about Chris is (apart from the cultural showcase thing) is the casual criticism (by that, I mean not in a harsh manner and as urgent) and thoughtful reflections. Those videos are the better ones by Chris that I love. He knows how to navigate the culture, join in at times, still have his identity, and yet take some time to be critical. That's what I like about Chris' RU-vid page.

@kratos.8151 2 года назад

He manages to walk the line quite nicely. Brits struggle in Japan with the cultural differences. I blew my lid a few times I hate to say in Japan and I find it staggering Chris has been there for so long without being more critical.

@Gorilla2412 2 года назад

This is a great explanation, he manages to show 5he amazing things about Japan and slight annoyances but has a consistent cynical British attitude(I'm British FYI). He shows things honestly and explains cultural differences without offending the natives.

@-A-c 2 года назад

The vid on “This is a PEN” highlights that line walking ability quite well.

@Gorilla2412 2 года назад

@@-A-c the pen is mightier than the sword

@Gorilla2412 2 года назад

@@kratos.8151 always takes time to adjust to any change in environment, I understand u

@400cabal 2 года назад

To those unfamiliar with Chris's channel, I highly recommend starting with the first Journey Across Japan series. A really well shot series of him cycling across Japan with guests.

@ShermanWilliamsVideo 2 года назад

I recommend too much volcano.

@brittanyw.9351 2 года назад

I recommend watching the clip of CDawgVA Fortnite dancing on a volcano.

@susbedo9258 2 года назад

I would personally recommend the sarcastic hate mail videos. That series cracks me up.

@orangepotato2112 2 года назад

Or Natsuki the Movie

@tigermunky 2 года назад

Having lived in Japan myself, I can generally agree with most of what Chris says. Japan is like any other country around the world; it has awesome parts, good parts, average parts, and tedious or frustrating parts. A lot of people get upset when he talks openly and honestly, as it provides a view that differs from their idealized and closeted view of the country. However, he takes it on the chin and produces some great content.

@grumpybugger110 2 года назад

Fancy seeing you here...

@tigermunky 2 года назад

@@grumpybugger110 Haha, the internet is a small place. You've been in Japan long enough. Where's your weekly blog?! Eh!?! Get your ass in gear. 😘

@grumpybugger110 2 года назад

@@tigermunky Chris runs things here now, we have to pay him to be a "blogger"...he'll send round the heavies.

@arabeltran4045 2 года назад

Chris saying he’s “lucky” he hasn’t gotten any controversy or backlash with what he’s doing is because He is a decent human being who knows how to respect the culture and the country he is making content with. It’s not Lucky, it’s because people give the respect and admiration he deserves.

@enrymion9681 2 года назад

I disagree.

@christinam6430 2 года назад

Totally agree!

@sechabatheletsane9784 2 года назад

No no. Irrational people target anyone. That's what he meant.

@cocoabeanz6171 2 года назад

No, it is luck. It is definitely luck.

@xxDxxism 2 года назад

@@enrymion9681 do expand on your disgreement. I'm interested to hear you point

@DimitriMoreira 2 года назад

This is epic!!! I've been watching Chris and Asian Boss since forever!!

@MatthewMabborang 2 года назад

Finally! We got ourselves a very interesting collaborative video interview! 💯💯💯👏👏👏

@laturista1000 2 года назад

Asian Boss is great Journalism!! they need donations and more support.

@Delaney-and-the-Starlight 2 года назад

Wasn’t expecting this treat of an episode! Love getting this different perspective which showcases all the crazy good work Chris does!

@SohThirsty 2 года назад

Beast of an episode! haha

@ThaiTalkwithPaddy 2 года назад

My two fav channels on YT combining forces! This is absolutely epic

@unboxingconlosdientes 2 года назад

Same Feeling

@christinam6430 2 года назад

Yes! Same 😀

@hizokadarkwolf 2 года назад

wow, what a crossover. I hope there is a part two when he visits Chris' studio! Great

@SohThirsty 2 года назад

Praying to god that happens right after the borders open!

@-A-c 2 года назад

Ring every bell at Every Shrine in Japan until that happens.

@SohThirsty 2 года назад

@@-A-c lol just hoping covid goes away=) that will make everything better

@thequeryqueen 2 года назад

Kei seemed to really enjoy the conversation. That smile was a true one that he kept during the whole interview. I've subscribed to both of these channels five years ago. And since then they've been inspiring me. I 've watch them struggle and grow. To see them collab was 😍 . This video was wholesome to watch.☺️

@SohThirsty 2 года назад

Me too! Its like you are with them on their journey

@Allamant22 2 года назад

Two Legends in the same video!😉👌

@dayralehansel6378 2 года назад

Delighted to see this collab! Hope that it brings more exposure to both! Chris is awesome and Asian boss is a Boss!!!!

@SohThirsty 2 года назад

Japan boss and Asian Boss

@snoozeyoulose9416 2 года назад

Chris is very open and sharing about his process and avoids the jazz of being hyper plastic. Good one.

@keithws2779 2 года назад

What on earth does "the jazz of being hyper plastic" mean?

@AndrewDrazdikJr 11 месяцев назад

Thanks! Chris Broad, of Abroad in Japan, perhaps one of the greatest talents of all time to expose' the travel and tourism industry of Japan. I do not know him, however only of his tales and actions proclaiming fairness throughout the land of Japan. Christopher Broad?, a man, a legend, a rhetoric tale in video: Abroad in Japan!

@thenerdfest4688 2 года назад

Chris Broad is basically my hero now. That sounds dramatic, but I'm 17 and have been wanting to lead a new life as an adult somewhere else. I fell in love with the Japanese language, and then the culture, and at the center of it all has been Abroad In Japan. Everything Chris says, and all his ambitions are very relatable, and he maintains a very humble attitude despite his success. I have big dreams but I am highly doubtful that I will ever fulfill them, and I will probably end up to be a nobody. This video has been very inspiring and motivating to me, thank you. I will remember his advice when I make my transition.

@Posplan 2 года назад

as Mark Hamill says, Believe in yourself! Work hard, never give up & anything's possible! OR: Kick back, relax & aim low: You'll never be disappointed

@Ash-ve8hh 2 года назад

I'm in the exact same situation, same age, and hoping to study in japan one of these days...

@SohThirsty 2 года назад

You should chase your dreams my friend=) you are too young to be hesitant

@aisadal2521 2 года назад

Yooo, this is such an epic crossover I never knew how much I needed! 👏😍💖

@paradox_monke7338 2 года назад

15:50 definitely a life advice, if you love what you do you won’t look at the clock, you just doesn’t feel tired even though you have been up for like 20 hours

@donaldfeng716 2 года назад

It’s amazing to see Chris Broad the 4th member of the Trash Taste Podcast on this channel

@squishyliz3032 2 года назад

One of the reasons I love Abroad in Japan so much is exactly those cinematic cut scenes where Chris does an amazing job capturing the atmosphere and aesthetic beauty of of whatever he’s showing. So I’m sad to hear he feels more cinematic videos wouldn’t do as well and maybe he’s right, but I definitely feel there is a niche for it, I think there are a lot of people who enjoy just chill, atmospheric ASMR type videos but maybe the audience doesn’t overlap as much with Chris’s current audience. It’s possible the algorithm doesn’t promote it enough on the Abroad in Japan channel but might do well on a separate channel. But really I think the reason Chris does so well is his sense of the cinematic and combination with interesting and educational information.

@theclueguy3388 2 года назад

You guys should interview the creator and owner of the black experience Japan on RU-vid. He documents and interviews the lives of black people living in Japan and other Asian countries. The successes and hardships.

@Samilovescandy 2 года назад

Omg this was so unexpected. I love Chris, been watching his show since 2015

@pratosaurusrex1128 2 года назад

Same. The ‘British Guy Reads Hate Mail’ video to be exact. A great Charlie Brooker-esque video about putting your detractors down

@CherryWallflower 2 года назад

would love to see more youtubers in asia interviews like this!

@KyoudaiMike 2 года назад

I first discovered Chris back in 2015 when I was 16 years old and living in a small town. It would not be an exaggeration to say that his videos have been a huge inspiration in my life since then. East Asian culture, language, and history has always been an interest of mine for as long as I can remember. Chris' videos stoked the fire of something I had never imagined before; the idea of living abroad. Not only that, but like Chris said, there was little content available online of countries like Japan. His videos allowed me to experience Japan through him and I will be forever grateful to him for that.

@SohThirsty 2 года назад

Have you been to Japan before? It will blow your mind=) Literally my favorite place to travel to

@peanutbuttersquid6124 2 года назад

Chris is the type of foreigner that Japan needs, that's why I love him and his channel

@gewglesux 2 года назад

It's not just in the UK Chris. People don't care how their actions effect others In the US too. Great Interview Chris and Host.. Great way to spend an evening!

@SohThirsty 2 года назад

Thats so true... I was on a bullet train in China... and I couldn't catch a nap... it was so noisy..

@typicalchineseguy5818 2 года назад

@@SohThirsty yup, can confirm. But for me personally, that's usually the case when you are in a public transport full of older men and women, they tend to be loud though. Young adults and teenagers tend to be more subdued, unless when you are taking rides with the stereotypical "arrogant popular kids in school" lol

@autohmae 2 года назад

@@typicalchineseguy5818 or a near a football match or some other event 🙂

@SohThirsty 2 года назад

@@typicalchineseguy5818 Haha yea i think its the idea of 're nao' in the older generations. But thats also a nice thing. Just not very good when you're tryna catch a nap LOL

@typicalchineseguy5818 2 года назад

@@SohThirsty my thoughts exactly lol. Everytime when I'm already fatigued from school and just want to catch a nap on train all my ears could listen to are the elderly or middle-aged talking loudly about their families, like, "我的大儿子啊，我的女儿咋样咋样 (translation: y'know how my son/daughter blah blah blah....)" Like please, nobody care about your family stuffs, just shut up and lemme sleep lol xD

@caramel2250 2 года назад

Wow was not expecting this crossover!!

@organicgrains 2 года назад

Huge fan of Chris Broad. Thank you for the feature, great video!

@somerandomfella 2 года назад

Went to Japan for the 1st time in 2008. When I arrived back in Australia it was so fkn boring I asked myself wtf am I doing here? Been to JP 13 times since and wanna move there once this madness is over. Craving the Family Mart fried chicken & drinking yoghurt out of all things..

@pixelPantsuu 2 года назад

Same bro. Same. ;_;

@anonymoustravelvidz 2 года назад

Like wise. Australia has a lot of positives, but I've never felt at home. Maybe home is where the heart is. Just got to think things through with out emotion.

@somerandomfella 2 года назад

@@anonymoustravelvidz keywords "never felt at home"

@CrayonsYummyYummy 2 года назад

I mean, i just came back from living in Japan for 2 years and now back in Australia. Trust me the magic of Japan wears off after a couple of months and i can tell you from first hand experience Australia is definitely the easier country to live in. That being said, go for it! Amazing place but just make sure you plan it well

@anonymoustravelvidz 2 года назад

@@CrayonsYummyYummy that's very true. Advice I've read from a lot of people is that you have to prepare for the worst treatment but not saying that it will turn like that but just so that you will not be shocked if it does. Plan well for sure.

@RayvenRadellaJackson 2 года назад

I love how much you both respect and hype each other up in this. Two amazing individuals on similar paths. Great video.

@chococrackles8133 2 года назад

This is amazing, been watching his content for a long time

@kimc813 2 года назад

This is so cool! So happy to see Chris to be interviewed on his hard work. Chris and 3 other youtubers were the ones that encouraged me to do a solo trip to Japan. The best trip in my life! Happy for your achievement Chris and awesome job Asian Boss!

@sandyderubusfruticosus5022 2 года назад

An amazing idea having Chris on the chanel. I really love his videos, he puts a lot of effort on filming, scripting, humor & bringing Japan closer to us. I always laugh and learn something new in his videos. I hope someday he'll be able to make a real film (for Netflix or anywhere else) he deserves it & he's a hard worker, great guy!!

@unoki99 2 года назад

Well, I'm not good at listening to podcasts but I did find a good way to study from this video 😂 Hearing 2 very familiar voices have a conversation helped me focus on the literature I'm reading and swoosh I didn't even realize an hour had passed.

@da96103 2 года назад

Literature exam: What is the opening sentence of Hamlet's soliquy? Answer: Welcome to another episode of Abroad in Japan.

@games1250 2 года назад

Nothing but love and respect for Chris! Thank you for this!!

@casswrites5235 2 года назад

This is was so awesome! Been following Chris for many years now, and as film student myself I look forward to what he creates, it was great hearing some insight!

@Watcher413 2 года назад

Love listening to Chris here I have been watching Chris’s videos for years and enjoy his laid back approach

@pratosaurusrex1128 2 года назад

Great video to kick off the new year. I love both Chris and Asian Boss’s content

@telchar 2 года назад

The Fukushima Documentary video was (is) one of my favorites when it came out, and I was always surprised to hear about how poorly it did initially. Maybe I'm just an outlier.

@msptv6247 2 года назад

I like Chris tbh. He is objective about Japan as a foreign resident😊

@lucianoarrieta5786 2 года назад

An amazing interview, lots of new facts bout Chris and that is always interesting and inspiring :)

@AustinJSchaeffer 2 года назад

Awesome, can't wait to watch this! Love both of your channels.

@flashchrome 2 года назад

This is absolutely great. Thanks for creating and sharing.

@liketheleaf 2 года назад

This was an amazing, insightful conversation, thank you! I've been watching Chris's videos since 2015 and Asian Boss for a couple of years , subscribed to both and love them both.

@Zach_Bloomquist 2 года назад

Thank you SO much Kei and Asian Boss for doing this interview. Really appreciate it as a viewer of both Asian Boss and Abroad in Japan for many years. Its so neat to see how much both channels have grown and their reach and audience now.

@Taltosmaster 2 года назад

Awesome! Been watching both channels since quite some time, loving both. So this "crossover" was an amazing experience for me.

@lynetteray2146 Год назад

Love seeing Chris on your show! He rocks! He's simply become the best in Japan - how interesting that a Brit has managed to showcase Japan during the pandemic!

@dannivizion 2 года назад

This is like 2 of my favourite channels combined. Great interview of an interesting person.

@SergioR00 2 года назад

Love Chris, I've been watching his videos for a while now. Definitely recommend his channel.

@ujona 2 года назад

Thank you for bringing the beauty of Japan to simpleton like me living me in the US. I appreciate the trio of Chris, Natsuki, and Joey always and hope to see more travels trips togethers as well as music vids!!!

@lasseg3801 2 года назад

I am fascinated about your progress and development over the years (both channels) The content you both create is a joy to watch and it leaves a feeling of inspiration and contribute to cultural knowledge and awareness, well done.

@carrerlluna66 2 года назад

Thanks for the great interview! I adore Chris Broad! I love all of his work especially the documentaries. Charisma , a great sense of humor as well as intelligence keep me watching! A real artist.

@SohThirsty 2 года назад

Can't agree with you anymore

@furlycee 2 года назад

I've never heard his Japan origin story so in-depth before. So awesome, I love Chris' videos so much. I hope to visit/live in japan someday.

@Saka_Mulia 2 года назад

Been watching Chris for years to learn more about Japan, and now I'm really excited he's working on a sci-fi thriller. Hope it's as sarcastic as he is.

@SohThirsty 2 года назад

It'd be the most sarcastic sci-fi-comedy film ever! featuring ryotoro, natsuki and dr jelly

@Kibouo 2 года назад

This is the epic crossover we didn’t know we needed

@Prinren 2 года назад

OMG THE CROSSOVER I NEEDED! two of my most favourite YT channels :) 💖

@belfonsecaa1801 2 года назад

dude, i SO love the abroad in japan channel :(

@Arztotzka 2 года назад

haha oh wow, I was just thinking, "damn, I miss seeing Chris every other day after his "12 Days of Chris-mas" videos ended. I wonder what he''s been up to?". And lo and behold - awesome! ☺

@NanChirayukool 2 года назад

Best interview of Chris I've seen. Thanks for the great content again.

@sesui 2 года назад

I'm happy Chris was in youtube all these years!!!!!! He's a great guy!

@gayatoro2332 2 года назад

Asian Boss - you are amazing! I genuinely love, looove this channel! Your videos give us so much knowledge, insight, interesting and valuable content, and even more than that - fun videos to watch❤️

@garyhoang9923 2 года назад

Never thought I'd see the day. Two of my favourite channels on RU-vid together in one video.

@SohThirsty 2 года назад

Can't wait for the day they both are physically in 1 video!

@SlimEagan 2 года назад

Great interview! Been watching Chris for 3 years now and I've learned a ton and am always entertained. I highly recommend his channel if you aren't subscribed already.

@harrisonjones1087 2 года назад

I really loved his honesty in talking about the heart palpitations and nightmares as motivation. I think that makes it easier for the rest of us to see what the path is and what kind of application is really involved. Super easy to just think about what's on camera, and nothing else.

@squestel8404 2 года назад

I love Chris's channel, watch it all the time, even binge watch the old ones. Like him alot.

@akirebara 2 года назад

This was such a good interview with one of the best RU-vidrs right now.

@stopato5772 2 года назад

What I like about Chris is his comedic touch, he adds value with a well rounded perspective including the don't take me too seriously touch. However Chris did a set of videos on Fukushima's damage and these stories are poignant, reminding us that individuals like a mum or dad, or auntie are living through a very difficult phase in their lives. The characters and his balance of loss, pain and hope is, in my opinion award winning. Really good stuff. I hope to meet the guy and his mates someday.

@Aeonshield 2 года назад

Chris has been my favorite youtuber for like a decade now it feels like. And I watch A LOT of YT.

@hiananyaa 2 года назад

As someone who is trying to grow my youtube/other social media channels in this Japanese niche--hearing how Chris motivates himself and his determination towards all his projects was so inspiring

@samuraijosh1595 2 года назад

Wait... aren't you that Indian who collabed with Dogen? Anyways, good luck with your goals!

@hiananyaa 2 года назад

@@samuraijosh1595 yep haha

@JuriAmari 2 года назад

Two of my favorite channels coming together at last! 🥰

@pratosaurusrex1128 2 года назад

56:08 Chris is absolutely right about this, and when you tell these people about how their actions are affecting other people they get very defensive and aggressive, no matter how you word it.

@thecheekychinaman6713 2 года назад

it's a difference of philosophy thats embedded in the culture - collectivism vs individualism. Theres stronger aspects of the former in Asia (not always a good thing)

@pratosaurusrex1128 2 года назад

@@thecheekychinaman6713 you’re right. There is a much stronger pressure (from what I have seen) to not cause fuss in Japan and Korea (maybe in other parts of Asia too). What Chris was describing though was not always like this. In some parts of England (especially the south) a few generations ago it was important to read the atmosphere and not cause difficulties for those around you. Of course things change over time but it would be nice if people held themselves accountable, instead of telling you where to stick it

@thecheekychinaman6713 2 года назад

@@pratosaurusrex1128 Definitely, times have changed for sure. There probably was a portion of folks who would always enjoy telling folks to stick it, but it wasnt as widespread. I think it has to do with evolution in youth culture, but Im not an anthropologist.

@its_seabass9668 2 года назад

@45:52 I had enjoyed every moment up until this point. And then I enjoyed it ten times more. Chris is a master of comedy and dry humor

@lukasloh2509 2 года назад

Love his humor. Been his follower when his channel is not yet as popular as it is today. Few thousand subs And now he is one of the go to channel when it comes to Japanese contents made by foreigner.

@VerhoevenSimon 2 года назад

Thank you for the in depth interview!

@illectricsheep 2 года назад

Great interview. So inspiring for me as a RU-vidr who focuses on filmmaking in Japan.

@dtrashysalad4 2 года назад

came out of nowhere, a dream come true interview from two of the best channels in this site

@disharixex 2 года назад

Wow really thank you so much for this guys

@properjob2311 2 года назад

Abroad in Japan is amazing channel. Love his British humour.

@SOFTCOCOGIRL 7 месяцев назад

I am a big fan of Chris for quite some time now. He has grown so much. A lot has changed. His videos are so good. I love the quality, humor, the context. All together is chefs kiss 🤌🏻 Guys, read his book 😄

@ericmarshall8097 2 года назад

This is the YT collaboration no one saw coming but what the world has has been waiting for, even though we had no clue it could happen or should even happen really.

@boyblob 2 года назад

Nice. Two channels I've enjoyed for a long time now. Good combo.

@miceymolander 2 года назад

Watching Chris and the guys is like meeting up and chilling with your long-time buddies. You're amongst friends.

@billybatson8657 2 года назад

I've been living in Japan for years now - vicariously, through Chris!

@eds7033 2 года назад

Have been Interested in both of your RU-vid channels for a couple of years. I’m a “Boomer”. Is that weird? You both deserve recognition as insightful personalities. I especially was happy to hear that Chris views his on camera pithy persona is just that. But Chris. This persona is what sets you apart. (For better or worse)

@SohThirsty 2 года назад

Nope! my parents are Boomers and are big fans of theirs too

@CorbenDallas007 2 года назад

I like to watch Abroad in Japan. His videos are usually very entertaining. But I do like the more serious videos he has done in the past, and I hope to see more like that from Chris in the future.

@darlenedonoghue-anekwe 2 года назад

Fascinating content! Way to go Asian Boss!

@GomChingu 2 года назад

this was a big surprise. love to see this collab with Chris. Also where have you been Kei? its great to see you back.

@qc6057 2 года назад

The crossover I never thought I needed.

@divyanshuthakur619 2 года назад

Great video.... Happy to see Chris here

@royzlatanestevez9843 2 года назад

Staying up until 4am is not difficult in your 20s! Anyway it's an amazingly insightful interview. I wonder how much Chris became a persona over time and might have been original Chris in the beginning.

@bl0034 2 года назад

As a fan of both channels, this was an epic crossover !!

@cyrilhek39 2 года назад

amazing interview ,really enjoyed it

@ginaandre4897 2 года назад

love this - huge fan of both channels!

@nlarzv9352 2 года назад

Been watching Chris for a while. Never knew he was into stoicism. Been reading Ryan Holiday myself recently. Great interview!

@katestargate 2 года назад

I LOVE Abroad In Japan and Asian Boss! Was super excited to see this interview!

@dudie5403 2 года назад

How cool. Have been watching both channels for years and now this :)

@karakuri002 2 года назад

WOW! never expected this collaboration!

@excalipoor 2 года назад

Just glad that they interview when you got this set. looks so much cooler in a cyberpunk settings.

@ZanicaKnight 2 года назад

Wow I never would’ve thought this collaboration would happen!!!

@crunkjuice4lyf 2 года назад

I do miss seeing Kei's trademark charisma and wit in front of the Asian Boss camera but Asian Boss is doing an awesome job with their content and presenters Keep it up!