I'm a Foreigner in my own country

[@Rebecca-ck8fn]

looks like you were having a good time in the sun :) thank you for sharing your time with us :D

[@toki-ko]

im fangirling becuz you're walking near my house LMAO

[@peachiee.ajjjjj]

You should of ran outside and followed him. I would of. -w- Hehehe

[@william97able2]

how would joe and her know that they're nearby each other, lol!!

[@Ruby-ls5fg]

Joeee 💕💕💕 have a good time, please update more vlogs and do another Live!!

[@hakuro4999]

I wish I could speak both English and Japanese flently like you. That would be much easier when I travel to Japan or try to get a job there.

[@vmorita]

I totally understand you how is feel like a Foreigner in my own country. I am Japanese-Brazilian (I'm living in Sao Paulo State where there are a LOT of "Asian-Brazilian") and when I go to another State where there are no Asian, everyone looks to me like I was an alien. It's totally awkward.

[@joannabirmigh3899]

I feel you duh..

[@linisxelle]

I remember Utada Hikaru having the same sentiment as you heheh

[@Hebisan]

OMG, this was when u came for Kawaii-kon, can't wait to see u again

[@jamessullivan5864]

I know what you mean, I'm Irish American and I lived in Ireland for eleven years, I moved back six weeks ago and I've had people say I look Irish. also I must say you're awesome!!! ,I don't know if you remember, but when you used to go on ustream, there was a person from Ireland,that was me! :)

[@Yumechannn]

Omg. The place you went to get the cold press juices is literally right behind my apartment. ;_; So close yet so far. :cccc

[@Ichigogirlxx]

Man, it's a shame how some people believe that "foreigners" can't speak the language of the country they're in. I sympathise totally, i can't say I've had that problem though. I'm half English and German but I look a lot more like my mum whose German so I tend not to stick out when I'm in Germany or have people who think i look too English so can't speak German

[@Ichigogirlxx]

Firsto Name yes, but both have distinct differences in facial features and other visual characteristics so it's quite easy to tell the difference between a German and English person just by looking at their face

[@juva338]

Don't the English descend from Germanic people or have Germanic roots?

[@twentymartinezotaku9373]

i feel u lmao im from malaysia and im mixed , chinese and malay . people thinks im filipino or vietnamese smh

[@Zher0-]

aahahahahaahahah,...... im half filipino and chinese... people always confuse.. between japanese vietnamese..then if i say no filipino and chinese finally ahahaha

[@noodlesmccheesecakes7733]

0:12 You have NO IDEA how much I can relate to that XD

[@ginamoceri3018]

I think I know what you mean. I'm a third culture kid, grew up in various countries, but born in the U.S., now living in the U.S..-Gina

[@leo83258]

Joe te amo na boca!!!

[@ZeeZeeBun]

You really remind me of I guy I knew growing up....

[@Kohii2Go]

I'm turkish but was born in germany so I am a foreigner for german ppl but also for turkish ppl bc they see me as a german xD

[@striker593]

im half Korean, my dad was adopted when he was a baby. born and raised in us, iv had people tell me they didnt talk to me because they think I may not speak english

[@peachiee.ajjjjj]

Same here I speak English Mainly, I speak it fluenty and I speak Korean and Japanese.

[@rogermole4972]

lol fresh off the boat

[@neutralien]

[@RoninDays]

I'm Happa that looks white with Japanese citizenship. Totally feel ya bro!

[@HTakara82]

I'm a japanese american who's bulky, with a shaved head and tattoos... guess what i look like to people? lmao

[@Floormat212]

What you're saying doesn't make any sense, you grew up in LA. You have a pretty distinct California style and don't look very Japanese with your fashion. Shave your eyebrows, color them in. Dye your hair brown. Plus you're in Hawaii. There are Japanese people everywhere. If you don't feel like you fit in Hawaii, where do you feel like you fit in?

[@Floormat212]

+HEY JOE! What Do You Know? Thanks for saying that. I get what you mean. My wife (who's Korean) dealt with that when she moved to the US. But she dealt with when we were going to college in Kansas. She loves living near LA (Santa Barbara) because she now does not feel like an outsider, due to Californian diversity. She likes Hawaii more for the same reason. Sorry for my judgmental comment.

[@JoeInoueOfficial]

+Mathew B No problem! Diversity+peace=awesome

[@Floormat212]

+HEY JOE! What Do You Know? Just remember, you are loved by people in many countries and all walks of cultures. You should not worry too much about people saying those things. Still sucks, but it is a part of being an American. Your experiences with that can be inspiring to those going through the same thing. Which is good!