My First Trip Back Home

I start language school next week and i’m super nervous, but excited for the future!
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[@kemushichan]

"the sky is so big" I am healed 😍.

[@TokidokiTraveller]

i forgot how big it was... could really breathe it all in haha

[@giannikesteloot]

Tokidoki Traveller really love your vlogs! They always make me happy 😀 and good luck in language school! Enjoy! ✌️

[@bonfiyre]

That's one thing that no one expects about Aus, my aunt had a panic attack when she first visited because the sky seems so much bigger because we have so little hills and mostly low lying building.

[@TokidokiTraveller]

Yeah I completely didn't expect it, even though I grew up there. It's all just so open

[@ordinaryaverageguy76]

When I came to where I live now, I left crowded, tree-filled vistas for wide open spaces. I can see clouds & light now in ways I used to think were fanciful features existing only in paintings. And endless stars in the dark places. OMG.

[@TheDiverpro]

It's very much the same way where I live in the States. There's so much sky and open space... It's like you feel so open compared to living in the mountains or densely populated areas. My family visits from the high desert in California and they always say it's such a shock because you can see green grass and trees for miles and the sky is so blue and clean. (There's a lot of smog where they live.)

[@sharonnn.zeller]

Bonnie Watson also when I first went to Berlin, their sky seems to close and bigger because of the low buildings 🙈

[@RobinEliza]

I definitely know what you mean about going home but not really going home. That's how I felt when I had to move back to the states after living in the UK for 1.5 years. Sure I was "home," but I had completely changed (for the better, I think) after living abroad for so long. Now my feeling of home isn't attached to where my childhood happened, but to where I became my own person.

[@PopRocksV]

Robin Eliza That was worded so perfectly. All of her belongings and things are in Japan. also her hammy. The place I go to, to relax and be me, is home.

[@ohdangmybad]

there is something so honest about you that is really refreshing. thanks for sharing with us!

[@AmaranteMusic]

Thank you SO much for using our music in this!

[@AiQ_00]

Amarante Music love you guys 👌❤

[@TokidokiTraveller]

it fit so well! I searched for ages i was sooo glad to find that song ^^ thank you for your great music!!!

[@missheniki]

That big sky and greenery experience happened to me when I lived in Paris and came home for the summer in Canada. I was all, "Trees! Hills! Lakes! Stars! No people!"

[@kayleen2946]

Hope your trip back to Japan was stress free. I know I always love visiting my old hometown and my family but nothing beats getting back to your own place. Can't wait for the next video!

[@juliabrandstatter2519]

Hi there! I hardly comment anything on KZbin, but with you, I feel the urge to tell you that you are the most genuine, most authentic person that I've ever seen on YT! It amazes me everytime! And the way you edit/cut your videos - omg - I can really see that you put your soul and personality in there. Very special! Thank you for your effort and your beautiful content!

[@AnaChalimar]

I can relate to what you say so much! I am from Paris, and people DO NOT understand why i am living in China. I know that it is because They cannot understand because they would never leave, but that doesn't mean we feel the same way, that's why they always ask this question. And I can relate so much to what you said about" it's not even holidays" everytime i go back to Paris, we have so many people to see, so many things to do, we have to spend time with family and stuff, it's not a holiday it's more or less a duty, and people don't get that, they kind of take that for granted, but we do spend money to come etc...Also Paris is expensive haha, I guess as much as Australia. Like home is where we settled down, not where we grew up, my home is where my cat is, my bed is, my stuff is, my comfort zone is, my independance is. Like living back to our parents after having being independant feels weird and for independant people like you, it's so important and that makes the whole difference. You don't have the same marks at your parent's home but you have them in Tokyo. Anyways, I can relate 100% to what you say haha :) Love

[@ivycui6936]

I can relate to you too...

[@flynnmoore2852]

It's genuinely so exciting to me to see what you grow in your garden! I hadn't even heard of some of it? So different to what we grow in the UK.

[@thequirkycircus]

Interesting that you noticed that about the sky. When I first came back from japan in 08 I also noticed the exact same thing. I also notice it whenever I come home from Belgium, where I've been living for almost five years now. It just stretches out endlessly, it's one of the main things I miss about Australia. :(

[@callmewaves1160]

Melissa K I would love dearly to travel to Japan for a holiday but not to live. It's funny, when you are a kid you dream about all these other countries but as you get older and learn all the negatives of those countries you fantasized about as a kid, the more content you grow to be with Australia. Sure there are negatives here but honestly I totally understand why we are known as the lucky country.

[@cbcat747]

I really want to go to Japan for a holiday and I've always wanted to maybe live there, but watching this makes me never want to leave Australia ever! God I love it here :)

[@titalinda9093]

Its amazing how enormous Australia is, and you have to get used to the minimal spaces in Japan. How hard it has to be for you!!! You are a sweetheart.

[@anorocamilac]

In Mexico we call the star fruit Carambola and the custard apple Guanabana. In Mexico they also grow. I love them too

[@soph3mai]

Okay the beginning is so beautiful and so are YOU!!! Ahhh those shots and the song. Love you girl. ❤️ Watching now...🌈☺️

[@soph3mai]

Ahhhhh your mum taking you to school 😭❤️ and those "sexy" rides pahaha, we have those at funfairs in the U.K., so creepy! Loved this video. Home is where the heart (hamster) is right? 🌿🐹 Seriously though, I can so relate to the changing sense of what "home" signifies. ☺️ X

[@TokidokiTraveller]

Hope you enjoy it!

[@emmagaie]

I want to know what your specific way of eating pies is! When we were in school and we ordered the plain beef pie for lunch from the canteen, we would take the top pastry off, mix the tomato sauce in with the mince and eat it, then eat all of the bottom pastry on its own. Oops weird I know! :D You seem so happy in this video, good to come back to Aussie for a little break I imagine! Completely understand the going home bit, the house I grew up in got sold and I never lived in the house Mum lives in now, so it's not my home, it's just a place I go to visit Mum! So my house is my home now

[@charityprincess]

well well home..I feel the same things change when your a child and you really find yourself and what you like in life!

[@jonasbeltoft]

love the outtro! Very.... creative xD

[@sofiinyan5763]

jonas beltoft I almost didn't watch til the end, glad I saw your comment and did so 😂

[@TokidokiTraveller]

hahaha it's my favourite part of all my videos

[@jonasbeltoft]

understandable, have a nice day xD

[@hypernautic]

Yeah the outros are really creative and cool haha

[@sakuravoyage]

All these Australian fruits sound like items from Willy Wonka's shopping list... would love to try them!

[@duallove6909]

Wow, what a garden!. Lucky to have all these nice fruits trees in your home. A custard apple the same size ( imported ) costs 30$ in my country.

[@Ithfifi]

I know how you feel! This weekend I am going back to England after 4 years in Holland. I love it here but the friendly store chat will throw me and I am looking forward to the greenery. I am glad you got to go home and recharge, see your family and enjoy the things you missed about your home country :)

[@heathermackie7390]

What you said about going home is so true. When I go to my moms house and sleep in my old room, it doesn't feel the same. I'm happy to be away but always glad to go back to my home where I live now.

[@VarongTangkitphithakphon]

i just love how you put together the music in the video. it's juts go along so well.

[@helio4312]

'I have a very specific way of eating them'.......... do you pull the top off and scoop out the meat too?! I feel like that's the only way omg. The Aussie way :')

[@TokidokiTraveller]

YES that is exactly how i do it! I eat the bottom pastry last, that pie in the video was so soft and flaky and GREAT

[@helio4312]

Ahh you've made me want a pie now!! Wish it wasn't the middle of the night. But that's the same for me, always felt weird about it too, since most people just take a bite straight out of it. I don't understand how they do it, do they not burn their tongues??? Anyways this was a great video! Just finished watching. It's weird to see how similar Australia looks even in different places.

[@TheEmJaynee]

Helio I do that too!

[@harleymama5421]

what was the bird who was chattering when talking about fruit trees and puppies?

[@harleymama5421]

Helio I'm hungry 1

[@leoui5081]

Fantastic video! Clicked on it as soon as I saw you were heading back home. I'm from N.Ireland and have been to Perth twice when my sister lived there, she's back home now. Really laughed at someone saying "How you going? I'm thanks" lolol! Culture shock, from HOME. The fish and chip shops there do loads more stuff compared to here. I miss Australia. It's gorgeous. I've never been to Japan, but it's my dream holiday and I know I will someday. Take care =)

[@Eccentric_Villain]

I would love to visit Japan, all the things. I freaking love living in Australia, for all the nature and the smells that are fresh when it's cold.

[@adambulgach6238]

Such a weird feeling when home doesn't feel completely like home. We're all glad you got to go visit and look forward to even more videos back from Tokyo!

[@walkingmochi]

I love how real you are. Like you're just being yourself when vlogging. Love you! Thanks for sharing this to us.

[@japandacam7978]

your garden is amazing! I've learned how to eat those fruits from this video.I can relate to that strange sense of home too since my parents move around a lot, I have no childhood home.

[@FireAndLightning]

So many fruits I've never heard of/tasted! I need to experience a garden like that.

[@levilowson3073]

I loved the music and scenery at the begining of the video (i havent finished the video just yet) it helped to calm me down a little bit, thanks Emma.

[@yourdickislittle]

I moved out of my parents house to a different state and when I visit home (about twice a year) it takes me a few days to settle in and the house does have a completely different atmosphere than when you lived there! I totally can relate!

[@brentweir8097]

AHHH you make me miss my family and home as well! Been in Italy for a year, with about 2 more to go and my first trip back home will be in about 9 months! Keep me sane with your beautiful and wonderfully entertaining videos Tokidoki!

[@로즈-x7p]

i really love your videos so much!! this is one of my favorites ever. australia seems so beautiful, i've never seen trees like the ones in the beginning!! (i live in america) i love the way you talk about things and the way you edit videos is so enjoyable, sometimes i watch other vlogs just to have background noise but with yours i absorb every minute of them. thank you for this. :)

[@bec6135]

SO MANY THINGS TO RELATE TO!! Im Australian, living overseas for close to 2 years. I cant imagine what going back would be like. Family is the worst part to be separated from. But Im happy where I am! Going "home" start of next year and this video gave me a snippet of what it will actually be like.

[@rozharris6834]

I totally miss the wildlife and the tropical fruit in Australia, too! Will be nice to go home and visit next year~

[@pepprmintpaddi]

I really love your videos. Very refreshing and your happiness is viral. I catch it in every video. 😊. I grew up on fruit myself and bwing outdoors. I am from New Hampshire we loved there til I was 9 and moved to California until I got married. Then we bounced around the country due to my husbands job. Keep rhe videos coming thanks for sharing.

[@mariskaaidia4995]

heyy, i always love your video, especially when you talking about your plants. just a suggestion, could u make a special video about planting and stuff and tips and trick how to keep them alive... 😁

[@StaticSunflower]

SOOO jealous of your garden back home! What a dream!

[@zerelada5973]

Can I just say that your videos got me through exams. Literally, watching all your awesome adventures just make my day. Thank you so much. x

[@drnycmedia]

2:38 I absolutely 💙 Star fruit! It grows back where I was born too! You can always find it the grocery stores or markets in NYC tho! 😊

[@claudiam.5487]

I feel you, Emma! I moved out 11 years ago, and my parents place changed a lot since then. They even cut my hiding trees in the garden... were should I hide now? xD And I totally get you, when you say, you are a bit glad to come home to your own flat! I feel so much more at home were I currently live than in the city I lived and grew up in for 22 years. Still love it there, but it really feels like "my place to be" changed. Looking forward to your next videos :)

[@bevilacqua.victoria]

I'm glad to see that you seem happier in this video. I hope things are looking up!

[@ixlovexrain]

Oh, it's funny that you mention the sky, because I also noticed that when I moved from Hamburg, Germany to Liverpool, England. The buildings here are a lot smaller and sometimes it overwhelms me a bit how much of the sky I can see, although I spent the first 20 years of my life in small villages. I also don't really have a home anymore in Germany as my mum and brother have moved twice since I moved out and everything is different and I don't feel comfortable there at all. Never like calling it home country or home town. It's just the place I was born and raised, but home is where the heart is. And my heart is longing for Japan at the moment aha.

[@vitaz3713]

I watched so many videos on your channel today and just can't stop. Now I know the reason. I have totally the same feeling as yours. The only difference is you chose Japan and I chose Australia. I'm an international student living in Sydney now. And the life is not easy here. But I felt most home at my little room here, too. It's so interesting to watch your videos since they remind me of my story and memories. Thank you! And take care of yourself, Emma! xoxo

[@drnycmedia]

I can never get over how *high* your production quality is! 💙👍😎🍺🍻🍺

[@jenniferlee4913]

this is one of my favourite videos of yours, i loved all the different shots and stuff and the faces on that kids ride cracked me up haha

[@neilhy]

Another great video Emma. Really enjoying watching. Keep up the good work. Best wishes from the UK.

[@jamliannetayco-shields8951]

Yay new video! :) I can feel you, I'm going to Tokyo this week to prepare for the start of my language course as well! Hope to see you around. :)

[@cls85]

I've only seen a few of your videos but i absolutely love them. You are wonderful. Please keep the videos coming!

[@lexnite22]

Went to Japan for a month and found it amazing. Planning to go back during a different season for a month and then again in for the olympics. Coming back to briz felt like a big country town for me.

[@jasminemcginn3344]

I have been binge watching all your videos for the past week, you're such a character 😗💜

[@PinkFrecklWavez]

lovely video Emma, very well edited chat with 'live' footage :) I've never had a custard apple! I'd love to try it. I agree with your view on 'home'. A the point on your life when you are able to rent you own apartment, IT becomes YOUR home. Doesn't matter that you only liven it in for 6 months, it's quickly become much more your home that the house you grew up in. Keep it up xx

[@nargescmpv7814]

You are right the sky is bigger here in Aus :) I moved here to work with sea turtles about 3 years before and I know your feeling about having two homes

[@jennnnnnok]

I feel the same way when I go back to Perth. London has amazing huge green spaces but the sky is just so big in Aus! Feel you on the food, half my luggage coming back is usually food I cant get here. The amount of explaining I've had to do over chicken salt...

[@mswow7059]

This is such a great video! I felt nostalgic for you when you went back to your old school

[@amydupre8581]

Im from South Africa but moved to the UK and what you said about home being so different and not quite being home is 100% true! and heartbreaking at the same time

[@dorkabrain]

I'm Australian, but I live in the US (haven't been "home" for almost five years) and I can't tell you how many feels I had watching this. The part about your parents changing their house especially. My parents moved from the house they lived in since I was five a couple months ago, and trying to find closure from across the world is strange.

[@chwoey]

I feel like I am living vicariously through you.. Thank you. :)

[@katpui99]

WOW so many fruit trees! We call it Chirimoya in Peru, the one you were eating with green skin, white soft sweet meat and black seeds .. I forgot what you called it.

[@DanaBonn]

So glad you're back! Your videos are getting better and better

[@123PinkFan]

I love seeing your channel grow! I remember when I first watched your videos at 15k, thinking you deserve so much more than that, and now you're here :D! Just thought I would let you know that, as well as how much your videos help me smile when feeling anxious :) Keep going, love from Germany/UK x

[@kendarudesu]

ahhh emma this was so nice to watch. I'm happy you got to go home and enjoy your stay for a bit. I hope you are doing well! x

[@NothingToNoOneInParticular]

LOVE the dog! It's like a dust bunny that kisses!

[@ALIVIAlive]

Great video Emma! I'm Australian (from Victoria) and I have lived here my whole life. I love to travel as well l, I'm off to Hong Kong for the fourth time next Friday and the way you describe Tokyo as a concrete jungle really resonated with me. It really makes you appreciate the beauty and nature that we have so readily available in Aus. I hope to live overseas one day too (once I finish the spiral that is tertiary education - 6 years and still going) but hey at least I'll be able to get a job just about anywhere?! Ahaha well glad you enjoyed your time "home" I have the same strange feeling when I go back to visit my parents as I have lived in melbourne for the past 6 years since I was 18, so I would describe Melbourne as my home now, not really the country town I grew up in. Funny that! Xx

[@guysanders2659]

i grew up in Kansas 3rd up to the end of 9th grade. i went to see everyone after a year. it did change a lot from what i remember. my home in Oklahoma didn't really change at all. also just moved again. just 20 or so miles from the other house. i see a few old friend's. and they are all working and having kid's. it has changed since high school

[@priceostia6292]

I think the reason your parents made your room completely change is because they want you too feel your home is back in Tokyo, and be successful over there. I don't know nothing about your daily bases but you can do it. Think all options you can pick. Good luck.

[@NehaSingh-ht9no]

Hey emma, you have no idea how happy i was to see this video come up. I saw your video accidentally for the first time a week ago and got hooked to it...have been watching everyday and waiting for a new upload....you made my day. Love you :)

[@auroragarberggule2124]

you are the one big sister I never had. calm, beautiful and fantastic. thank you

[@leticiapaulina4954]

I know when I do these kind of trips I get nostalgic. Hugs to you

[@voncreek9302]

I found your channel this weekend and have been binge watching your whole journey. It's crazy how fast your channel is growing but after watching so many of your videos i can say you deserve it! And now i have to wait like everyone else for new videos..which is sad :P

[@TheHopefulllMind]

Ahh this made me so home sick haha i'm from NZ but im living in New York for the next 6 months and I miss home so bad, but seeing you in Australia brought back a bunch of things I miss

[@DragonflyNinja]

Welcome back down under, even though it was brief for you. Japan is on my bucket list. I learned the language back in yr 11-12 but forgot most of it so I'm in revision. Did you have some potato scallops when you were home? That'd be one thing I'd have a hankering for. Thumbs up on the pie. Bonza mate. It's raining here currently in NSW, so I am missing the big open sunny skies.

[@XcassiecassX]

This is beautifully filmed! Loved getting a view into your trip "home."

[@Akasan]

Great video and great presentation! I really enjoyed it.... Welcome Home....

[@chasehaskins2841]

I love the simplicity of your videos their so good!👏🏾

[@ssazkizaa]

"...sense of home is really interesting for me" ----> agreed this video represents exactly what i feel after living abroad for a long time

[@rosanaesquinaslopez7278]

I really enjoyed this video! It's really interesting to see the contrast between Japan and Australia 👍🏼

[@My.Curiosities]

I get what you said about your parents' house being redecorated and making it feel "foreign". I definitively had the same thing, plus it helped me to consider my appartment in the city my new "home" for the first time :)

[@momof2plusotaku657]

those bird noises are so awesome sounding! I live in Florida and we definitely don't have exotic sounding birds like that lol reminded me of my visit to Peru in the jungle

[@lala7701]

I missed you! It's funny because at my parent's house in the town they grow a lot of things in the garden, and the sky seems so blue. But here in the city, one hour drive from there, it looks different. As for Australia, it looks so beautiful either... I want to visit the country with my fresh hubby, but it takes 24 of flying (including breaks) so maybe next year...

[@TinyRatMagic]

I lived in the same house from the ages of about 2 to 18 and then after I moved out my parents moved house. It's such a weird feeling visiting them now like "this is "home" in the sense it's where mum and dad are but also I've never lived here". Change is weird (but generally good ^_^).

[@KV-db9gw]

When you were talking about home.. I felt exactly you were trying to say and most likely how you were feeling.. I too feel that since I was brought up in Gulf and now staying in Asia.. things change, homes change..

[@AnaChalimar]

Hey ! I'm so glad i'm watching this vlog! I am french but i have been living in China for 5 years, my husband that I met in Hong kong is australian and I have never been to Australia because of all the few samples of people who came to our wedding! Heavy drinkers (they literally can drink anything as long as it's alcohol), loud speakers, weird manners etc etc etc But your Vlog, the sounds of nature, the fruits and the SPACE made def me want to visit your country ! Keep what you're doing ! Love you

[@cnavegando1925]

Another relaxing video :) I was left wondering about that custard apple, it looked weird to me, although the inside was very familiar, now I now why. It seems Australian custard apples are a hybrid between the Central and South-American varieties (sugar-apple and cherimoya). In my country we eat their cousin the guanabana (soursop). It's delicious too. Just add mangoes and coconuts to that garden, and it's all the fruit you'll ever need.

[@KitAizawa]

Much love to you! Hope you get a proper vacay/chill time soon. 💖💜 You deserve it !:)

[@Katjoy7]

I am from Japan and I have been living in England for some time now. I can understand what you mean in this vlog. I enjoyed watching this. Thank you.☺️

[@graciachacon4755]

I understand how you're feeling. I'm going through the same situation. I moved to Taiwan three years ago when I was 19, and at the beginning it was incredibly hard, but now, to me Taiwan is home in the sense of, there's where I first began to be an adult, there's where I first became independent and learned how to take care of myself, and how to love my own company rather than feeling lonely. I'm home in Honduras(Central America) for the first time in three years, and although I do feel at home with my family whom I've missed terribly, my hometown doesn't feel quite right anymore. People think I'm crazy or believe myself to be in a pedestal for living in a first world country now, and assume that is the reason of why I'm excited to go back once summer break is over. However the reason of me wanting to go back is because Taiwan is where I first became my own person, where I learned about a new culture, a new language, and where I found friends that became family. Regardless of the commodities I have there, my excitement to go back lies solely in the fact that Taiwan is where I first created my home and began to be my own person and began to love myself for who I am. People say home is where the heart is, but when bits of your heart are in several places of the world, anywhere that is home will still be missing that bit of yourself that you left back elsewhere, and will crave it, yet that doesn't mean that you are not appreciating what you have at the moment.

[@angelad7445]

I saw you on the Jetstar advert last week. It was so weird cause I was like I know that person! wait, no I don't.

[@MystLily]

oh wow, you live in the same neck of the woods I do, I love it hear and the walk with your Dad is my peaceful place, it's were I get to breath when I feel closed in. I lived on a farm so big sky has always been a thing, it's even more interesting now, thinking of all the things you experience in Japan and knowing that you grew up here makes me think that maybe one day I will go for a holiday and experience Japan with an interest to experience all the differences. One of my friends has a daughter who has just come to Australia to live but has lived her life in India so the differences that she is experiencing and what she loves about Australia is sooo different than what my mind thought. Difference is good isn't it. Hope your trip home is good

[@EllehcoreDaiko]

So I went and visited QLD again and was craving crumbed fish and chips and Doug's Seafood Cafe is where my friends and I went! :O

[@lizzykinss]

omggg whats with the sexy decorations for the kids carnival rides. lol. i live in california and every summer we have massive summertime fairs (the orange county fair) and they have kids carnival rides that have very provocative pictures drawn on them too and in that same weird style!

[@bugjugable]

This video is the best representation I've ever seen of what suburban Brisbane feels like in early winter.

[@GeorgiosB]

That was so cool. Reminds me of when I go back home. Places I've been: Romania -> Maine, US -> Ohio, US -> California, US -> Netherlands -> back to US. I know what you mean when you say Japan feels like your home now.

[@michaelchum]

Your video really remind me when I was study in Sydney. had a pizza, andTim Tam while studying at the UNI. and the nature is the most beauitful thing in Australia. I loved the Nature. its make me relax. love your video too.

[@krupalipatil1521]

@tokidoki Traveller In the end, when you're mentioning about the House renovation and how you feel about it. I am just back from my Home and I could so much relate! I am also happy that you feel at home which something you have made. I have the same feeling about my own apartment as well. Loved the Video ! Also, I find your Mom very cute!! Her smile especially! =)

[@TokidokiTraveller]

glad you feel at home in your apartment! It's so important to have a home you love

[@niwaleaf]

I really like relaxing with some coffee and watching your video, you're so chill. It's nice lol ❤️

[@fai5734]

Omg you're back in Australia!!! Welcome back *edit* hope you've had a safe trip!!

[@tee1694]

I had a similar feeling when I moved out...home is such a permanent and impermanent thing.

[@AnneMaaikie]

I moved out when I started my college, and I'm living in my dorm room now. My parents moved to Austria last year (I am from the Netherlands), and the house is sold, so when I'm finished with college I have no home to return to. Now thát's weird..