How To Be Self Employed in Japan (Black in Japan) | MFiles

[@TheBlackExJp]

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[@shandell279]

Peace and blessings! Im so glad I found your channel. Is there any travel agency that supports or shall I say "host" trips to Japan? I always wanted to go there the correct way. Thank you for giving us hope. Peace!

[@echannel6162]

I CANNOT SAY ENOUGH ABOUT HOW HELPFUL THIS CHANNEL IS! To be honest, even just hearing about other people’s stories helps so much. I’m working everyday to prepare for my own life in Japan, but I also help friends and anyone I meet by sharing any resources I have. Things like this, just hearing how people got to Japan and how they are navigating it, is so incredibly helpful because moving to a new country is hard. Dr. Champayne is doing EXACTLY what I want to do and it is so empowering to see her out here achieving Edit: Typos

[@backtothePI]

“Document everything”, learned that the hard way. Love her, followed her immediately

[@MadZilla33]

Facts

[@SEdwards1000]

Love her interview. She's full of energy and information. The information however about the ISBN number for publishing on KDP is outdated. They are 100% free. I love her hair but I couldn't keep up with what she was saying she did. I don't care to use any chemicals on my hair so that's an additional challenge for me. Yes! I'm in Africa now...I'm an African American..and like her I have lived in Asia about 7 years. I have over 50-60 books on KDP. It's a fun way to earn a little extra! Love the interview.

[@Epyon757]

Love this channel. It’s amazing seeing my brothers & sisters getting out there and doing things in these foreign (Asian) countries.

[@deepchoco9]

Amazing to see a black American woman thriving in Japan and Africa. Champagne's story so inspiring; and yet, she continues to challenge herself as opportunities seek her out. Also, I love how she has carved out a space for herself in Japan and Africa. I hope to leave the US and visit Japan either this year or next year, and perhaps Africa. My favorite part is she considers herself to a no-nonsense black American woman. Go, black Women, yea

[@lotusflower2517]

FINALLY -- a BLACK person who's NOT AFRAID to be BLACK and knows WHO they are!!! I'm GLAD she's ALSO bringing her talents to AFRICA -- which black people abroad SHOULD be doing -- SMART and BEAUTIFUL -- VERY good INTERVIEW!!!

[@pamelabryant1493]

I just LOVE everything she represents! Congratulations, Champagne and much respect to your parents!!! ✊🏾🖤

[@HoneyButterBiscuits]

"Your white supremacy crap doesn't work here." THAT 😆👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 Can we get Ms. Oden on a bullhorn please! Thank you for the platinum business advice, encouragement to "do better", and for being an example of how 1 person can live their best life in MULTIPLE countries.

[@YouNeverKnowWhoIsWatching]

And THIS is the video I've been waiting for. I desperately want to do 2 things: 1-work for myself and 2-live in Japan.🙌

[@PassportBrosBusinessClass]

If I wanted to start a business in Japan - or South Korea - or China or Philippines, it would be a restaurant. As an American, we cook food in ways - with spices - and with techniques that they don't. While in Philippines for July, I made my Filipina friends Penne Ala Vodka using grocery items they'd never have used and they LOVED IT. I made the Spaghetti using my method for sauce which they don't know and they LOVED IT. When in China, I made them a "soul food" thanksgiving dinner: Turkey, Stuffing, Mac & cheese, cranberry sauce... they didn't even know how to eat it - but they LOVED IT. I know how to make deserts in ways they wouldn't normally do. These people LOVE rice and pasta. I could do Lasagna, Spaghetti, Ziti, Linguine, Mac &Cheese and desserts - with a lunch and dinner menu and clean up there.

[@Adam-xy4ny]

We white people have some okay food too 😭😭 I mean I probably do prefer spices in food cause that shit tastes the best but it's not our fault europe doesnt grow spices 😂

[@matasuki]

Champagne is an appropriate name for a beautiful, sharp, and disciplined woman! Gotta save save save and make it to Japan.

[@courtneymoore220hk]

Yessss well traveled black woman...I love her message...I can’t wait to go experience Japan

[@haafunimienaikedo]

Wow, nice interview. Nice to see other Americans with the entrepreneurial spirit. I’m also self-employed, and loving it, but I really owe that to my self-employed Japanese husband who encouraged me to start my own business. I enjoyed teaching before, but owning your own school is MUCH better!

[@lalapapa9357]

I think right now, I'm in love with her. Any female(s) that's pro-black is extremely important to me in my life and for the black diaspora.. B1 family.

[@kmassaquou]

I've lotsa love for her! I love STRONG BLACK WOMEN.

[@lady5692]

Her story is so inspirational. I constantly tell my daughters and other Black Americans to think outside the American box and explore the world. I'm considering teaching English in either Morocco or Spain. If anyone can offer some advice I'm all ears :)

[@lady5692]

@Open Ranks Ok👍🏾

[@jobethrico]

Onaq : Learn basic Spanish or French good Luck

[@Adam-xy4ny]

If you want to teach in Spain learn Spanish, if you want to teach in Moroccan I would say learn french. I know the native language isnt french, but most people speak it and it's going to be much easier for you as an english speaker.

[@kingmaafa120]

kingdonchosen1 ISTAG

[@kingmaafa120]

We shall OVERCOME outside of🇺🇸BLK 2 our dr Henrik Clarke rim 💓🙏 Dr FRANCIS WELSING Rim and 💓🙏

[@sherissebell7774]

How inspiring! God bless you!!! Thank you for sharing your story and thank you Melanated Files for your work, God bless you, your wife and family!!!

[@HolisticDramaFree]

Thank you so much for being upfront and OPEN! I now learn how to plant a seed. God bless you sis. I love how you portray your expression of freedom through bold conversation.

[@fantasia243645]

A wealth of knowledge. Thank you for interviewing this Black woman who is phenomenal.

[@madstarr2]

Really informative! Also love Champayne’s excitement for the work she does.

[@josetteblackburn2253]

Champayne Oden is a powerhouse in her own right! I love the way she makes the world her home. Champayne is a celebration!

[@AC-ih1dr]

I'm loving seeing all of these entrepreneurs you are featuring in this series. Giving me all kinds of energy and inspiration!

[@SunkissFlower]

Strong, intelligent woman. Her love of Africa is heart-warming. I hope she finds someone who is equally yoke. I will check out her books.

[@magicknight13]

She is soooo awesome!! I love how she said "just email me and I'll guide you through", that shows how kindhearted and supportive she is! What a journey.

[@tishpayne5368]

Champagne is a true Hustler with a PHD..💪🏾 This was a fantabulous, interesting and fact filled interview. Keep up the good work. # WatchmenOnTheWall

[@PrettyKittyPaintings]

I LOVE Campayne! I had a feeling that she was everywhere considering her insane studiousness and teaching all the things! I wish her the absolute best!

[@deeelo5501]

Cleveland girl, living in Ireland, spent time n Spain. Love writing but nothing published yet. STRENGTH TO YOU!!! SO EXCITED FOR U!!! KEEP DOING IT!!! Thank you for being an inspiration Champagne. XO

[@PhoenixRain01010]

This woman is my spirit animal! Loved this interview! Straight, no chaser 👍👍

[@Crabtree1844]

Ranzo, you are on top of your game; unique, eclectic, engaging, diverse and so informative. Champagne is so with it! I so like her

[@lucaskazama878]

this guy speaks very well, nice interviewer!

[@shati4093]

I love this interview. Sometimes I feel like I have too many dreams and goals. Not after watching this interview. I CAN DO IT AAAAALLLLLLLLLLL!!! (Such an inspiration)

[@deeplypoetry3237]

Wow! She is inspiring me a lot I love what she said by the way I'm living in France Thank you Ranzo your channel is amazing keep on

[@KayeFrancis1]

Very sharp lady. Enjoyed this interview, shared information was very helpful across the board.

[@jessicajohnston5693]

I am not black, but I LOVE THIS VIDEO!! Thanks for the helpful information! I am considering being a seamstress in Japan.

[@sharnicaxd5321]

Your last two interviews have been so interesting!!! 👏🏾👏🏾

[@elmonty_1812]

thank you and congratulations Champayne

[@deboman81]

Wow this women is a hustler!!!!! Good stuff!!!!

[@Elevyn11]

This was so inspiring. Her advice was very universal as I'm an artist and I learned alot watching this

[@fdmtearn9784]

Thanks for another inspiring, interesting and informative presentation Ranzo. Your production, interviews and interviewees are top class. Champagne in particular is amazing in terms of how she has progressed in the achievement of her goals a step at a time while expanding and fulfilling her Pan Africanist ideal. Needless to say there are many parts of her interview which needs to be replayed to collect and absorbe the nuggets contained.

[@uenoocean9521]

Good to see someone not afraid to battle . Rules are rules.

[@XSpImmaLion]

Lots of information, great enthusiasm, I'd listen for a couple of hours more! xD Another great interview Ranzo, and all the best for Champayne! May her projects and career keep going strong!

[@nanaakuanaks]

Ghana is a lovely place. Thanks for helping there. I’m Ghanaian in Japan too❤️❤️❤️

[@captainpiney]

Wow! I would love to meet her in person. This was such a great interview. I loved her journey and her advice, and you did a great job navigating the interview!

[@mimibon7081]

A really great interview and totally inspired! Champagne I will build with you!

[@ArisTchouanga]

Now, this is a Hustler! I love the spirit. She is just about monetizing everything u can and making the most out of everything.

[@TheeMcMas]

Another POWERFUL Sister here, Thank You for posting this Bro.....I just love the ENERGY that the Guest that you have had on EXHIBIT. I am trying to watch all of the videos as a new subscriber.

[@2seeornot2see]

I love her honesty about being pro black, her views on becoming self sufficient, and her being free from white supremacy. Love her boldness, because not many other women have touched on the topics she has.

[@nrw7734]

Dr. Champayne Oden, PhD. We declare it done, in Jesus Christ's name. Amen. Ms. Oden is blessed with a superior intellect and is maximizing her potential in very brave and innovative ways. She just may end up on a postage stamp one day in Japan or Africa for her accomplishments! I pray the Most High's richest blessings on her life.

[@nirbija]

Good luck and continued success and final home in the Mother Continent, Champayne

[@SooperGudMuzic]

How many books? There’s the book about dating experiences abroad, the book about the former non Japanese Asian employer, The book with her mom about LES (Language Education and Sports) The book she’s writing with Coach Clay and her track team. The 2 Books about hair and the webinar... did I miss anything? Oh! The book on the table? ! The dissertation. Time management is definitely her superpower! Glad I watched to the end. She dropped a lot of knowledge about publishing and her process. Great interview!

[@shati4093]

She's going to have a Cook book Dating in Africa book (I'm assuming when she moves there). A book on how to write a book A book on teaching different age groups A book on teaching in africa vs teaching in asia I think that she may do a second or third dissertation (hahaha) Building the orphanage A book on being superwoman She's going to do it all! Get it girl!

[@afiogem]

Watching this video from Ghana. Really enjoyed the refreshing convo about your experiences in Japan as a black professional woman. The good bad and ugly parts, will be checking out your book when it's available. Uplifted my spirit to see a black sister not cower when treated unfairly. Nor allow the negative experiences to deter or change your positive spirit.

[@fusi0nX2]

That's true what she said, Japanese people asked me if I'm Brazilian and I would say, that I'm American they would get really excited to have conversation.

[@Soccer4Peace1]

And in Brazil , we have the largest population of Japanese ! Funny ! Isn't it ?

[@alcfoxxy]

She's strong, focused and thorough and that's awesome.

[@chloet.3458]

Congratulations on your journey, you are true inspiration. Thank you

[@KMyThe]

amazing pan-african business woman, thank you for being the person you are. You spread strong feeling of power to us. i Wish you to become richer year after year 　万歳 ！(sorry for my english i am french).

[@Inakablues]

I love her warrior spirit

[@amenuf]

Wow! so much value! Sister Champagne sincere thanks for the encouragement to travel, Congratulations on your Journey!

[@feleciawallace8420]

one of the best interviews ..... love her

[@blacktokyo]

A nice example of finding you niche and creating opportunities to fill a void not provided by your 9 to 5!

[@raphaelwilliams2200]

Very inspiring KEEP PUSHING Champayne

[@KathyakaNina]

This is incredible & inspiring hearing this from a self-employed woman! I’m thinking of going this route too myself here at the States. You got this Champayne!! God bless you bring forth provision & multiply your buisness

[@Weislawa]

Thank you Ranzo, so much! For another great interview. I learned a lot, so much more. Very inspired. Continued success to you, and @privatelessonsjapan

[@Weislawa]

Dr. Champagne Oden, sorry I couldn't recall her name while writing the comment.

[@xyzidor1171]

Keep it up ! Thank You both very much !

[@secretsecret7475]

She said "they want some black cookie" lmfaoooo

[@brianjean6438]

She’s intellectually amazing

[@jamaicansistarobinson7587]

Well done my Sister!🌺🌺🌺

[@johneta7665]

Oh now she’s your sister.? You know you don’t like Black Americans, so stop being disingenuous. It’s bad for your health. Miss Jamaican sista

[@t.l1357]

I'm here for all of her books. It would be great to do a follow-up book release or something with her! These interviews are so necessary and helpful!

[@jadeangel84]

this was so educational

[@brodwellington1626]

Whao, I feel 'energised' just listening to 'Dr Oden'. This interview is one of the most exciting/insightful out of the 100 plus I have been previlaged to watch from BEJ. I look forward to following Dr Oden and hopefully when I go to Ghana check her out on some of her projects out there.

[@YouNeverKnowWhoIsWatching]

Congratulations on your soon to be walk across the stage. Kudos and love from Fort Worth Texas. 💙

[@digitallhm8160]

There's nothing like a proud Black American woman! I love it!

[@TheRealHonestT]

She is so accomplished! Goals!

[@optimisticsoul2338]

Nice interview Ranzo, interesting strong woman. Love her drive💯🙂

[@lucretiaruple3187]

Aww great interview!! From Akron also!!

[@TheSubwaysurfer]

I'm talking to myself as I write this...She mentioned the concept of GROUP that is very important on Japan and how everyone arrives early and leaves late and how she as an American fought that for six years and then finally got it and THEN things were easier because she learned to go with the flow. As black Americans we(me) talk about going with the flow and then DONT do it Always to our hurt because we(me ) look upon doing that as giving up and giving in.

[@HoodsGlobal]

Champaign spoke very well, great guest on your show.

[@VLeaders]

This stuff is BOMB! Traveling across the globe

[@kbeeazucar1706]

Great interview with valuable informations ! Her books seem interesting too.

[@richardjunior9744]

Fantastic, enjoyed the video. Great content.

[@brutaalunaas3337]

Thats right! Black empowerment

[@shunwilliams6180]

Great video thank you 😊

[@michaelmaddox2536]

The guy that said he wanted you to teach his kids to be black was trying to say: He respect you for how you carry yourself as a black women and would like you to be a black role model figure for his children.. I'm not sure if it was any other way to understand that...

[@ruqayasrulez]

Michael Maddox thats kinda what i got out of it too because i truly cant see anyone meaning the actual sentence verbatim

[@theonly6359]

Exactly! That’s the American insensitivity that I don’t gel well with. She handled that wrong.

[@Regalman]

Guys this is the type of woman you build with!!!

[@fdmtearn9784]

@fried okra I agree with your comment. In the end its not about the colour of the woman but flexibility we just have to look at a piece of rope to fully understand what you mean. A rope is strong because the strands are knotted together in a way that a broom stick for example is not. They both have their own glory but serve different purposes. People often times confuse these things which is what I believe Matt does. If a man is looking to hand everything over to a woman (as some men like to do) then she could be the perfect person for them and Matt would be perfectly correct but if the man is to take the place in the family that the Creator intends someone has to lead and someone has to follow.

[@Atakora13]

Yes, definitely!

[@jpat989]

Are you her equal?

[@captauron4514]

I hate to say it, but this lady has the kinda attitude that scares Asian people. There's a hierarchy in a lot of Asian cultures and someone like her will work well in America and Western countries, but in Asia, its frown upon. I'm just saying, that when Asians say Black people are aggressive, this is what they mean.

[@Luxebarbie]

or get your own success

[@kpoplovve775]

This is ANOTHER awesome video interview!! I obtained so much information and encouragement! How did you come across Ladi Champagne?

[@nelliehyder8303]

😂Such an educational and informative interview. She's so motivational.😊😊❤❤

[@dnogitsune9286]

Just who I needed to hear from... Thank you!

[@BrothaMoe]

My kind of sista...unapologetically Black, smart, creative, Queen warrior, and beautiful inside/out!

[@koldraiynedownskayle5744]

But can she cooperate? To a man that can match her? Some women are great on their own but don't know how to switch the warrior off.

[@puntakinte2049]

@@koldraiynedownskayle5744 go sit down please.

[@Atakora13]

Kudos my lady!

[@brandijohnson1326]

Awesome interview good for this lady.

[@candypietravels]

I like reading books about crazy crap in Japan about black people I remember watching old videos on KZbin about being black in Japan or korea I use hellosensei all the websites she named are good

[@lunasea8908]

this channel is diamonds

[@dimitrafrangos6636]

She is amazing. Great interview.

[@dw7312]

Good here someone speak positive about black. Instead being down trotted and begging others for acceptance.

[@Halonablack]

I love this black woman! Highly intelligent, a business woman, and takes care of her business. So beautiful to see. Sending love from Vietnam.

[@jamaikajin]

You are my favorite person ever! Wow, I had very similar experiences... lawsuit and all. It's refreshing to know there's a way out.

[@goldengilmaky6788]

Happened to me with a non Japanese person and I sued him. The process is lengthy but the law is fair here in Japan.

[@phyllisb-chronicles3358]

Dr you are doing everything in my mind and by Gods grace I will get them done thank you. I'm teaching online for a Chinese company and it's awful

[@40EntrepreneurDrive]

Omg, PLEASE be my mentor!!!! Business AND personal 🙏

[@n.bonato]

Loved this! Greetings from Brazil 🇧🇷😊

[@destressfrlyf843]

She is excellent and inspiring She also resembles Tempest Bledsoe

[@rochellemckinney3220]

Awesome, awesome, awesome 👏🏽 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽