12 things I appreciate about living in Japan🇯🇵

ABOUT THIS VIDEO:
Hi, I'm Aki, a minimalist who is a school teacher living in a small village in Japan.
There are many great things in Japan that I grew up with.
After traveling abroad, I realized there are many things that I am truly thankful for. So today, I would like to talk about 12 things I appreciate about living in Japan.
If you are interested in Japan, or plan to travel or live in Japan in the future, I think this video will be really helpful for those who want to learn more about Japan, so please watch it until the end.
WHO AM I:
Welcome to samurai matcha journey! I'm Aki, a minimalist, kimono style school teacher in Japan. I make videos about my usual life in really country side of Japan. You can enjoy beautiful scenery, learn about Japan, and pick up some interesting lifestyle tips.
WHAT I LIKE:
Minimal lifestyle
Matcha
Kimono
Anime(Ghibli)
Japanese food
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[@Sauvageonne]

I used to go to Japan every year before Covid, and I really agree with all you said. - The onsens are heaven. I have to say it's difficult to live without. There are some in Iceland, but... - I've installed Japanese toilets in my Paris flat. A real life changer. - People are peaceful in Japan and reliable. - Friends are real friends and stay in touch for years. People spoil each other with little gestures that are so heartwarming. - Politeness and consideration for others is so genuine there. - I feel like everybody was elevated to the noble status. In many other countries, good manners are reserved to the elite that can afford a good education, but in Japan, even the people who don't have much money have good manners. - Good education for all. Although it's still common for women to stay at home and raise their kids, many of them seem to have had higher education. I read the books by Fukuzawa Yukichi and I really agree with the fact that everyone should have a high level of school instruction, irrespective of the financial means. - Public service by random people: retired people still contribute to having a nice society. You see them picking dead leaves in parks, they volunteer to be museum guides for free. That's beautiful. - The Shiba Inu: they have to be the most beautiful dogs on earth. - Kyoto and Hokkaido are my favourite places. - No shoes at home. This is not only in Japan. This is also the case in West Africa and some muslim countries. But in Europe, I always need to tell people to take their shoes off before coming to my place. I could go on and on.

[@erturtemirbaev5207]

Visit Kyrgyzstan 🇰🇬. You will fall in love with Kyrgyz nature. Kyrgyzstan is located in central Asia.

[@samshah7628]

Almost all Asian countries has the 'no shoes in the house' culture

[@user-hb2eq1sk7n]

asian people are better

[@barbarawarren9443]

I couldn't agree more!

[@truthseeker000000]

On top of all that you mentioned, I also love the politeness and social mindfulness of the Japanese people. I've only travelled to 35 countries, but the Japanese are hands down, the most polite people in the world.They are also big on social etiquette. Everyone queues, no Japanese speaks loudly and no one talks on their smartphone on the trains and buses. The other thing I find amazing, it is packaging and bagging of things purchased from shops. The Japanese take great pride in presentation. The slices of cakes I purchased were wrapped and packaged up to 3-4 times. Each 'layer's packaging was done with great care and SO neatly. It may seem wasteful to use all that plastic, cardboard and paper, etc. But only in Japan does watching the sales staff bag and wrap your purchase, become a treat in itself. If you love social order, are big on politeness and mindfulness and love a clean, efficient society that works like a clock, then Japan ticks all the boxes. I'm from Singapore and most Singaporeans love all things Japanese.

[@mariosalazar7896]

I just came back from Japan a week ago, and I already miss it. Very good points in this video. You must be a great teacher! :)

[@diw2756]

I agree with all your 12 points and want to add one more… 13. Interior-every time I am in Japan, I just love looking at the interior design ( in cafes, shops, restaurants . hotel rooms etc) I just love Japanese’s simplistic, minimalist approach everything is non-fussy and usually one or two decor you don’t feel like you are drowning in stuff ..,,, It’s calming, relaxing and peaceful even,…

[@MadMax-yl9gd]

I'm from Austria. We have one of the cleanest water around the world, too! It’s common in my country to drink tap water, too. And if you have a work in Austria, the insurance is free. We have a pretty good medical care system.

[@SantoRedentor]

I think that nature is the most underappreciated by tourists. Everybody loves the temples, food and shiny neons of the cities. But when I was in Japan in 2019 I did the Kumano Kodo and it was the lost amazing experience of the whole trip. The Onsens, the beautiful nature and the extreme kindness of people in this remote area were a lovely experience for my wife (then girlfriend) and me

[@ahmedm6041]

I can only say one word about Japan, "PERFECT!"🙏

[@barundas7240]

One day you will become best Japanese KZbinr. Best part of you that you always appreciate your culture . I fall love on Japanese culture . You can make vlog in tourist spots in Japan . It's my personal opinion . No need to take seriously. Just keep it up your journey . Love from India .

[@SamuraiMatcha]

Thank you so much;-D I'll keep doing my best.

[@LAURABOHDAN]

During my five week visit I was pleased with how many people appreciated the esthetic beauty of the nature around them and would take much time to study and absorb the beauty of nature.

[@PrepperRapperFairy]

Matcha im so happy you recovered from your collapsed lung -- wow.. that had to be a terrible experience. Thank you for all the beautiful things you have brought to my life. Just watching your minimalism videos have brought me so much peace.

[@MvrKhan]

Dear Aki, I love to watch your optimism and energy in every video. I wis I could be more like you.

[@musashiblade1512]

My favorite anime would probably be Inuyasha. It's what really got me into Japanese folklore and culture. Awesome video! I hope to go to Japan one day!

[@annb1630]

My favorite thing about Japan is people's mindset. I love how considerate they are of others. They work diligently and try their best to create a productive and harmonious society, I respect that a lot. I also love that it's a country rich of history and full of tradition, though unfortunately, it's becoming more westernized lately. I found your channel because I was looking at things about of tea ceremonies, I love everything about Japanese traditions like these... even the movements they perform are beautiful to watch to me ❤

[@CharityCatherine]

Aki, I watch all of your videos because I like you so much. You show that Japan, through the lens of minimalism, is spectacular. If you ever come to Michigan in the USA you are invited to stay here for a while. You would love it.

[@mariahmoy3075]

Thank you for sharing your rich culture.

[@madisonromero3529]

Just seeing how clean everything is, and how people actually take care of their country makes me realize how bad people are in U.S. We are destroying our country.

[@chezjowy8596]

It comes down to it being me-centric and a lack of shame. To go a step further instead of discouraging a shameful act it’s conversely encouraged. ‘You’re a slob? We support that! And those who don’t are the bad guys.’ Perplexing.

[@LycaonsMemories]

this is what i always say, people ask why i like traveling outside of the usa so much. the answer is simple, so many places that are big cities are so much cleaner than the majority of cities in the usa. i even tell friends not to come because of just how filthy it is, new york subway smells like shit and piss... subway in tokyo doesnt.

[@SamuraiMatcha]

But many Japanese people admire the U.S;-D

[@kwwwi]

The “me-first” mentality in the US & the “we-first” mentality in Japan’s are complete opposites of the other with their own pros and cons, i can see why both countries would admire the other lol

[@linebrunelle1004]

yes, for a Hollywood fantasy

[@yohanmarie9795]

This kind of video makes me dream. I've never been to Japan unfortunately. Maybe one day fingers crossed. Everything seems to be peaceful in your country.

[@rujerez]

Your country is really beautiful. I really love the appreciation that the Japanese have for order, cleanliness and health. I would add gardens to the list. I have always thought that the gardens of Japan are the most beautiful.

[@loogloogloogr]

The thing I appreciate most about Japan is the culture and mindsets of the people. Whether we see them as bad or good in the west they are what make Japan Japan

[@jacquelinerocha9820]

Another great video. So everyone will fall in love with Japan🇯🇵

[@angelicamason1650]

Thank you Aki-san. Japan is truly a beautiful country with an amazing culture.

[@tikoy1955]

Good informational video. I was in US Navy and spent 14 years living in Southeast Asia. I traveled and lived in Japan. I stayed away from tourist areas and enjoyed festivals. My first one my buddy & I got pulled into a walking float. We had a great time and met new friends. They sort of adopted as their crazy American friends/uncles. Lol I loved Japan and it’s people.

[@Norbiej]

Good video. Sometimes we start to become too comfortable in our own ways of living where we forget that we should be grateful for the most basic things that so many people on this planet still don't have.

[@theresaconley5930]

Thank you for sharing. I know people who have visited there and was very impressed.

[@dogie1070]

Thank you for showing us all about what you love about Japan. I will never be able to afford to come visit, so I feel so fortunate for videos like yours to show me how beautiful Japan is and the nice things you enjoy! I enjoy watching - bye-bye! 🌿

[@xmerys]

It is my dream to come to Japan one day ❤

[@randomguy1612]

Same I will maybe go there summer 2025

[@Flower-ck2bs]

I have to visit Japan. Still a special country in this world. Your vlogs are informative, nice and funny too. While watching I found myself in Japan in my mind. Magic🥰

[@meinu5818]

Thank u for this video. At present I m learning Japanese language as I love Japan. I read about Japan when I was in VI Class. Japan is my dream country to visit. 🙏

[@justincaseDK]

You mention a lot of good things, but I can top the healthcare part; in Denmark two surgeries for a collapsed lung would have been $0, as it is all paid for by tax, so we also don't pay for an insurance every month.

[@ChristysChannelYall]

You are so lucky!!! I’m over $15,000 in debt in the US for having a kidney stone and simply going to the hospital because I didn’t know what was wrong and the pain was so bad I thought I was going to die. I’m a nurse so you it was REALLY bad for me to go. Also, I actually HAD insurance at the time and STILL wound up with this much bills. The only thing they did was one bag of IV fluids a CAT scan and pain medication once. That’s it. If I was not born here I would not be here. People think its so wonderful here but it is NOT. There is a lot of good in the US, but our healthcare system is def NOT good.

[@SamuraiMatcha]

That's amazing!!

[@justincaseDK]

@@ChristysChannelYall That's insane... I have never understood why you put up with it, and why (or so it seems) so many people, even middle and working class people, think that it's somehow awful and un-American to have universal healthcare. And education for everyone for that matter.

[@catfish9539]

Great video as always. You have some amazing services. When I first moved to Canada from England it was annoying that tips were expected, even for takeaway coffees and sandwiches. These days my tip depends on good service/ food. If it’s awful I don’t tip. I’m not sure how only some services expect tips but others don’t.

[@NiNi-iy5sg]

Totally agreed that Japan is a beautiful country and I go there almost yearly and never get tire of it, love the people and the food and the shopping :). A note here though, Singapore, where I am from, is part of SEA and we have an amazing transport system as well, clean and super efficient hence your comment on buses and trains in SEA do not run on time doesn't apply to Singapore.

in the Czech Republic, we also have monthly paid insurance, and then you have free health care. women can walk at night alone and we drink mostly tap water. it is common in Europe. I love all the umeboshi products.

[@mashedburgerpatties903]

Anime is the number one thing I LOVE about Japan.

[@h0ph1p13]

Anime is awesome. The food is awesome... The climate is so varied. So nice!!!

[@juancai3496]

wow, i really want to visit japan! looking forward~

[@leelalo6625]

Growing up in NYC. Nothing ever came on time in transit lol. That sounds like a farfetched luxury. Amazing. Thanks for sharing.

[@mouse2275]

Needed something positive today and this video came out at just the right time. Thank you Mr. Matcha!

[@mouse2275]

Also dumb question but curious, is Japan letting people back in now? Or are there still restrictions due to Covid? I noticed you still wearing a mask in public which is great! The US seemed to have stopped caring a while ago unfortunately.

[@SamuraiMatcha]

😄

[@jaylinn416]

Wow, this is a great channel to learn about Japan! 🙂 I am now a subscriber!

[@annettemurielle]

I love your videos! I have been watching several Japanese KZbin channels over the past year and I have come to have so much respect for Japan and the Japanese way of life. In fact, I'm inspired by it! Thank you so much for sharing your life with us.

[@Kimfunfq5ol]

As usual super Akki ❤️❤️ from 🇮🇳🇮🇳 India 🙏

[@Iris-AntoniaVestaki-bc4nb]

Convenience stores in Greece are the same. 😊 I love that Japan is organised!

[@LoveFluffybums1]

I can't wait to visit Japan 😍!! It has been my dream for a while now for so many reasons!! Thank you so much ❤️ for this helpful 🙏 video!!

[@Su-ym4mi]

I love Japan so much for everything. I wish I could live in Japan for a couple of years or travel to Japan every year.

[@indragandy5622]

So many wonderful things about Japan! Thank you so much for sharing!

[@Linda-fg2rz]

Beautiful country! Thank you for sharing🥰

[@S.fam.journey]

Hi, your channel is gold for me and the people who are interested in Japan culture & living! Thank you for sharing with us! 👍👍👍👍

[@MaxMining]

For some reason, I think I would really love to be your friend, Samurai Matcha. You seem like such an interesting person!

[@birgitk.1526]

Another great Video. Hope to see all these fantastic sites of Japan one day. This items of Japan are definetly worth it to discover. 👍

[@walterscott2286]

So civilized! And let's face it, generally higher individual intelligence and natural, inborn social intelligence. We LOVE you for showing us the harmonious way, big brother Japan!💗

[@user-hb2eq1sk7n]

huh?

[@walterscott2286]

@@user-hb2eq1sk7n Hey! Did you know that "huh" is spelled exactly the same way, forwards and backwards!👍

[@bringitdanielle]

Had no idea you were sick! Glad you're okay now. Thanks for the vid. My partner and I started watching you this year and you're part of our family now haha

[@kaddikrawall4249]

I discovered your channel a few weeks ago and i learned so much about your culture! Thank you for your peaceful videos ☀️ greetings from Germany :)

[@BB-oy1vb]

Thank you for the great video! Japan is a beautiful country 😍 I just hope that I'll be able to visit it one day 🙏 Greetings from California!

[@brendandennison3477]

Another great video, I really love learning about Japan. Refreshing that you acknowledge that there is bad things within Japan, as with everything. Very enjoyable video⚜️

[@helanesteinmuller9279]

The first time I went to Italy I was shocked how relaxed they were about train timetables. Our train to Venice was more than 3 hours late and they kept changing the arrival platform during that time. It was snowing and windy, there was no enclosed shelter, just a narrow roof over the platform, and we had to keep stamping our feet as they were numb. Perhaps the staff was worried we would all freeze to death? They kept making these platform change announcements while they must have known the train was hours away. We didn’t know however, so everyone would pick up their luggage and run down stairs, along a narrow tunnel and up more stairs to the selected platform, thinking the train was going to arrive any minute. The station was not a major junction, so the train would not stop for long, especially as it was so late, and everyone was panicking. 15 minutes or so later, they would change it again. We must have changed platforms at least 8 times before finally seeing the train heading straight towards us. Everyone sighed in relief, then suddenly the train diverted and took off on another track to its right. Another urgent announcement was made and everyone grabbed their luggage one exhausted last time and flew. Don’t know about any of the others, but my daughter and I just made it before the doors shut. My daughter now lives in Italy and I’m afraid, while time-keeping is better, it’s not by much. 🤣

[@empress2529]

You should watch in utune a funny video called Europe vs Italy (if you haven't already :0D), while visiting Italy, the mess, not only in the trains (what shown in the video about the bus stops, happened to us, as well). I speak Spanish thus, I do understand Italian (they understand me even better), I talked with many of them about this: They say that they are superb at beautiful designs, but at the performance they are a mess. Also are you familiar with the joke what is the difference between Hell and Heaven? Hell is when: the Police is German the cooker is British the mechanic is French the lover is swiss and it's all organized by the Italians Heaven is when: the Police is British the cooker is French the mechanic is German the lover is Italian and it's all organized by the Swiss I love Italia, part of my DNA is Italian from Bene Lario

[@der_tod_und_das_madchen4727]

Me, crying in Italian while waiting for a train which is 40 minutes late 💔

[@KonjikiNoYami666]

And all garbage everywhere in italy 🥲

[@tozerb]

I can’t wait to one day visit Japan. I have been wanting to see all of Japan for over 15 years but have never had the chance. This video makes me so excited to visit one day in the future and meet so many wonderful people and experience lots of cool things there. Much love from Canada ☺️✌️

[@LycaonsMemories]

it is not as expensive to visit japan as a lot of people seem to think. talk to a travel agent to get help

[@tozerb]

@@LycaonsMemories unfortunately my financial circumstances are not very good but I hope to change that in the future. Thank you for the recommendations. I appreciate it. ☺️

[@SamuraiMatcha]

Come to visit me;-D

[@tozerb]

@@SamuraiMatcha that would be so cool!!! ☺️

[@dr.gaosclassroom]

Love your video. I always want to go to Japan. Thanks for sharing this!!

[@anamt585]

Cant wait to travel to japan Nice video again

[@mariawelling4194]

Absolutely wonderful! 💯

[@stevewood6048]

The mountains, streams, gardens and architecture of Japan are wonderful. You would make a great tour guide and travel agent for people wanting to come to Japan. I wish I had the time and money to experience your country. Keep making the videos. They are great!

[@jillarth661]

The most I watch your videos the most I am looking forward to coming back to Japan!

[@nikolettalexandra5523]

Thank you for this video ❤ Visiting Japan is on the top of my bucket list! I love your culture! I've been hooked since I was a little kid starting with anime than later in my teens I realized the value of the culture itself! The festivals, the food, the religion and mentality… everything is so mesmerizing! I really hope that one day I can make this dream come true and visit this wonderful place😊

[@Aventus938]

Thank you for information!And your videos are very good for English learners!!!

[@leannehudson7753]

This was a really cool video thank you for the information it was awesome to see all the cool things I plan on visiting Japan hopefully one day I’m saving up for it and I’m glad to know that it’s safe so as a single woman I can go there by myself and I will be OK

[@cuiliane]

as a swiss person this video made me understand the similarities between our countries more. I think we share a lot of cultural approaches and similarities. but still i see things that you do better than we do, first of all i feel like your prices are way more reasonable than ours. But I must say you have such a nice way to talk and seem like the perfect person to spend time with. Thanks for that effort it made my time precious :3

[@mariadelosangelesquintanaf1571]

We are very similar in Spain: great universal health care, great food, festivals, you can enjoy four seasons, you can drink tap water, improving trransportation, hot springs in the Canary Islands, it is not compulsory to leave tips. Still using toilet paper. I feel nearer to your culture. Thank you for your entretaining recollection.

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

I attended Alicante University in the early 2000s and what bothered me most was the indifference to bathroom cleanliness. It felt like being in some parts of the US. If you find a clean toilet here, it will be a rest stop or one that is out of the way - so rarely used. I don't care for US a culture where cleanliness is concerned. Also, individualism is somewhat overrated.

[@SamuraiMatcha]

I wanna go there someday;-D

[@mariadelosangelesquintanaf1571]

@@SamuraiMatcha Come and visit Santiago de Compostela, amazing mix of ancient buildings and the energy of the youth of students from the University.

[@marianoaznar210]

Hace meses que sigo este canal porque me agrada mucho lo que cuenta y como lo cuenta. Nunca he escrito nada porque mi inglés no es tan bueno, pero al ver este video tenía que comentar y al ver que una española decía lo que yo pensaba ha sido gratificante. Gracias a María de los Ángeles y gracias a Samurái Matcha.🙏

[@sumedha1997]

I am very happy to watch your video..you have done excellent job.☺️😊

[@ioncodrescu2889]

I love Japan. I hope to come to your beautiful country again.

[@bishanwelgama4674]

love ur Videos, Love Japan, culture ans people

[@williamharris8969]

How nice. Great job.

[@eprohoda]

Samurai,super~ that is awesoome !:))

[@SamuraiMatcha]

Thank you so much!!

[@lofiftyfifty9206]

I appreciate your informative videos. I really like the mantra of Japanese lifestyle.

[@kushig2932]

Sabishikatta! you keep reminding me of my childhood back in Beppu Oita..... I grew up in Japan :) Inaka datta...... and coming back to Australia I miss everything about living with my home stay family! it was a special time in my life!!! I often go back every year whenever I can.... since the lockdowns this has not. been possible. But I love your channel because it keeps reminding the memories and moments I had growing up studying, working, friends, family etc it was special indeed.! I was very lucky to have that experience in my life for 10 years +

[@lisaddswindells]

Hello Aki 😊 I have discovered your channel about a week ago and it's just like a breath of fresh air! It's so calming and beautiful to watch and extremely inspiring. Thank you for bringing joy to people. Please keep making the videos 😊 Thank you x

[@simonsaquatics6869]

Thank you again for sharing! What a wonderful country and culture. I love Full Metal Alchemist as well!

[@mariamartinezpalma9179]

what a beautiful video sometime in my life I will travel to Japan thank you very much take care of yourself greetings from María Spain

[@sandimport4174]

Excellent thank you. I would really like to visit japan

[@JanineAnita]

I love your videos and find your approach so positive but goodness, you make me want to go back to Japan, especially Nagano. I stayed in Obuse for a couple of weeks and it had everything you mentioned in this video. Although here in Yorkshire in the North of England is pretty nice too with beautiful countryside and the tap water here is refreshing with low chlorine and no added fluoride. I also love the Japanese sense of aesthetics and how that radiates into everyday lives and homes.

[@Nan4khris]

Just....wow!🥰🙏

[@ShlyFord]

I recognized the Canadian city you were in! It’s my home town 😃 I hope you enjoyed your time there

[@gaslitworldf.melissab2897]

Everything you've mentioned is something I value in society and for this reason, I don't like being in the US. We don't measure up to Japanese standards, but I was born here, descended of African slaves. I cannot travel, but I watch your channel and I look at the Japanese media network NHK off and on. It's so enlightening and I want to cry that I don't live there. In my next life, perhaps I will come back as Japanese living in Japan. Long thrive Japan. (You resemble Eric Mun, who's older and S. Korean. You look amazing with long hair. Wow).

[@kistephans4951]

I haven't been to Japan in years, it became my 2nd home and i miss it dearly. I loved the suburban side and I wasn't picked on for being a gaijin. Thank you for reminding me the reason I wanted to move there. Maybe I will when I am old enough to retire 🥰

[@sjordan7085]

I love your videos, they are so fascinating. I also like Koye, do you have any pictures of them? They are so relaxing to watch in a Japanese garden.

[@thelibrarymouse7473]

Thank you for another great video!

[@SamuraiMatcha]

Thank you!!

[@leselle777]

Yes I admire Japan for those ways of well living too. I am from the caribbean and we do not have much of those advantages. A quality of living is important, I agree. Have a great month. Your english is very good.

[@IzzyOnTheMove]

I also would love to visit Japan in the future. I learned a little bit of Japanese from living in Vancouver (there are a lot of Asian people there, and i had a Japanese roommate from Osaka). My best friend actually took Japanese in university so she is better than me. I think it would take me at least 6 months to visit Japan, to go to different cities and areas. I am really looking forward to it. I love anime! From Cowboy Bebop and Sailor Moon, i recently discovered Satoshi Kon, and next i will watch "Cells at Work".

[@meditativedestinations3117]

Thank YOU! I REALLY appreciate this/your videos. I LOVE all kinds of cultures and their uniqueness💕.

[@SamuraiMatcha]

Thank you!!

[@fortitudo1409]

Amazing video as always, you deserve more subscribers!!

[@SamuraiMatcha]

Thank you so much!!!

[@sixtenjohansson4246]

I wish I could afford to spend a year travelling Japan.. 🙂

[@sonarharin3906]

another lovely video! Japanese culture and nature looks so beautiful and i hope to go one day! not much of an anime fan but i do love Ghibli and would definitely visit that park! ok the NHS (healthcare) in the UK is amazing. you don't have to pay insurance. It's my favourite thing about the UK and although the government have been basically selling it out i really hope we can hang on to it and make it better. best wishes from the UK!

[@JaqUkto]

Happy to subscribe to this channel!

[@alixmordant489]

Sounds very, very good. I especially like the nature and clean water, but of course also the cultural aspects like food, festivals, safety, cleanliness and convenience stores. Nature is the most important to me personally, since I just love being outdoors, hiking etc. I love good trains, so, as a German, I am massively jealous of the great public transport system in Japan. Super. We should all learn from it. Trains and Co. are the perfect way to get around, especially in times of environmental trouble. Thanks so much.

[@lucasgdrezes]

I can't wait for the day I will see Japan! I hope I will get to experience a lof of what you talked about in the video.

[@SamuraiMatcha]

😄

[@Becai-0306]

Thanks for planning to visit Japan ❤️❤️

[@arzumc3487]

I've been to Tokyo,Kyoto and Kanazawa.After my trip I keep saying that I would like to see the whole country because it's safe , clean , usually polite people , fabulous nature , peaceful, tasty food , amazing toilets 🤪 I like the fact people respect the others' culture and very helpful 🥰 Trains were full of only pax who are addicted mobiles/cell-phones instead I thought to see reading comic books... And everybody was quite not to wake up the sleepy tired ones... Even the hotel rooms or short rentals are small size : you can find anything you need as carefully packed to be hygienic..I gues due to the respect and the cleaning matter 🌺 I only do not understand why they eat the dolphins and work extremely long hours . Arigatho Gozeimas for the nice video full of useful information.

[@riabeejmohun3125]

i really like your videos, keep it up...by the way do you know "city hunter" anime my favourite

[@jorgegalvezaedo1177]

Is amazing.....!!

[@xDaxtre]

Hello ! Your channel is so amazing . I subscribed about half a year ago and am loving your content , especially your minimalist lifestyle choices . I am glad to hear you are a fan of One Piece too , I have watched / read the story for over 10 years . Do you read the manga ?? It is getting so good lately ! Oda-Sensei is a genius !! 👋 🌞

[@Truthmatters5433]

I agree with you 😊

[@shadyfox2329]

Japan is very beautiful 🏯 i would love to live there one day for sure. Thank you for your videos 😍

[@SamuraiMatcha]

thank you!!

[@Maria-jb5gy]

I think I can't wait to visit "La Tierra del sol naciente"... Amazing place 🌄🌄🌄