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i found ur chanel recently, it is so interesting to hear ur story .coz i am japanese and i had stayed in us (MO and CA state)about same period while u stayed in jp.also my daughter was born in US in 2000. experience of staying usa has made me change my life for sure✌ .i appreciate all people i met during i was staying there ♥. i hope i have opportunity to move to there someday in future. however, unfortunately i had to decide to leave after 9.11occured... i can not find words to describe during its hsppend to back to jp. maybe sadness and confusion. especially after i heard the rumor that next attack will be the place i was staying at that time ... anyway, thank you for spread jpn culture to such a positive way ! of course i subscribe ur channel n tumb up 😀 oh, i hope my eng is still able to understand😂 love and peace 🍀 from tokyo
I am American. Ive been all over the world and to Japan twice. I can firmly say my 2 favorite places on earth are the United States and Japan. Complete opposite worlds in the best way possible. Japan is my alternate universe that i sometimes have a hard time explaining to my American and other foreign friends alike. I always urge people that want to travel, to go to Japan. It is my #1 suggestion. It is so very different yet feels like home away from home. I cannot wait to go back and now that i have kids i am very excited to bring them.
@ルナハル Жыл бұрын
ぜひ、日本に来て楽しい思い出を、たくさん、たくさん作って下さい。
@kakeyui2000 Жыл бұрын
Thank you for coming to Japan(・∀・) Please come and visit Japan again;-)
Hi, Steve. I’m Japan-born Japanese living in America for 26 years. All due respect for you to speak fluent Japanese on your video, I decided to write in English here with my best ability. If my English is funny, I apologize. I felt like I was looking at mirror. You and I are totally same generation and there are a lot in common. I visited US first time in 1983. So I can relate how you described about How Americans looked at and comprehended Japanese people back in the day. I love America very much and I learned so much from Americans especially in 90’s. That’s when I made a lot of American friends in Tokyo and moved to US in 1995. Japan and US are sharing many values. As you said, we can learn so much from each other and contribute a lot for peac in the world. I subscribed channel today. I’m going through your channel from now. I’m looking forward to seeing more interesting cultural videos.
Thanks for the great video. I think you are a valuable treasure not only for the United States and Japan but also for the world. It is Because, you are a person who can share the high quality, compassion, dreams and ideals of humankind's bright future. We are all looking foward your good showing of like this. Please keep us updated with you're amazing work.
@Stevespov2 жыл бұрын
Thank you so much
@クラレンスウォリー2 жыл бұрын
いい話しでした。感謝。
@atsushik6162 жыл бұрын
スティーブさん、ありがとうございます!
@emilio78172 жыл бұрын
考え直しました。ありがとうございます♪
@mascara-sakurada2 жыл бұрын
back to the futureでのドクとマーティとの会話でアメリカ人の日本製品に対するイメージがよくわかりましたよね~
Steveさん、I’m totally agree with you !!自分がカリフォルニアに来た1980年は、電化製品、車、バイク‥‥made in japanが溢れてました〜!! そして80年代中頃から90年代終わりあたりまでは絶好調だったと思います、がスティーブさんがおっしゃってるようにそのあとジャパニーズパワーがおとなしくなってしまったですよね!!以前はロサンゼルスの街にはたくさんの若い日本人を見かけましたが、 最近は日系スーパーマーケットに行っても日本食レストランに行ってもあまり日本人を見かけなくなりました!!「みんな何処へ行ってしまったのだろう!?」ってつくづく思います。 でも最近驚くことがあります、例えば近所のドッグパークに行くとたくさんのシバ犬をみかけるのですが、そのオーナーさん達にワンちゃんの名前を聞くとそのほとんどが日本名なのです!!訳を聞いたら日本のアニメ、食べ物、車 etcからの影響らしいです、日本人は減りましたが日本へのリスペクトはまったく衰えて無いのです!!Love Japan🇯🇵 and Love USA🇺🇸‼️