Growing Up Half Black in Japan Pt. 2 Meeting Dad (Lost Footage)| Meet a Halfie ft. Joe | HAPA HOUR

The main camera and Joe's face camera CUT OUT during this recording! DANGIT. But I couldn't just lose this whole discussion so I decided to do my best with what I had and this is the result. Sorry guys...
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[@YvetteO.]

I'm happy to know that Joe was able to connect with his family in the U.S. and that they warmly embraced him. He has an extraordinary life story. He should write an autobiography.

[@MaxDCapo]

I think he needs to sell his story to some movie producers. But I feel like this is just the beginning to something more to come. So glad too that his American family welcomed him with loving arms after all those years.

[@vonnedavienwilson8150]

Maybe not movies, unless there is a way the story's integrity can be maintained, because US films have a tendency to do the opposite. But yes, thank you for sharing this.

[@kickadams8908ass]

Yvette S I know he felt so comfortable being around people that looks just like him! I was in a similar situation But the difference with was I was taking no s*** I was putting foot to Ass on anyone who got in my face

[@notjusthairbywijb3013]

Yvette, I totally agree and would definitely buy it!

[@drea1985]

Not gonna lie this vid made me cry a bit. My mom died of cancer, she did the same thing she didn’t say how sick she was and I visited her at my sisters one day and she died a week later at my sisters home. She was on hospice but a part of me just kept saying she'd rise up like super woman. At her funeral I didn’t cry. I cried months later... I think it's cool that you're able to come out strong and talk about it.

[@MaxDCapo]

Once again, so sorry about the cameras dying and uploading a barely watchable video. But it was that, leaving the screen black, or not uploading anything at all, so I chose to go through with it. You had to hear the ending!

[@RobertOlddude]

Yes indeed, it was worth it thank you!

[@vinushkas]

Max, I think you did a fine job. As a suggestion, perhaps next time you can only focus on the two cameras that worked (although I imagine the editing might be quite complicated or too simple for your tastes) or simply keep the video with a black screen and audio only. The reason I suggest this is that the "filler video" you used for the camera that cut off actually created dissonance between the audio and the video, which threw my brain in a loop and I preferred to only listen and not watch. But nevertheless, I think you worked with what was best at the time and you did excellent otherwise! Don't beat yourself up too much over it - accidents happen. And thank you, and thank Joe, for sharing his story! I'm definitely going to subscribe from here on out.

[@danielrivera6899]

Yo i see u with that nujabes!!!! AMAZING taste in music!!!! and AMAZING video!!!!!

[@shenglongisback4688]

oh max would of been nice to hear his thoughts on miss japan

[@BowserStrange]

His life sounds like an anime...If it happened I would fall in love with the show! Beautiful story...

[@timothybrown8424]

Half Filipino and black here, sorry to hear about your struggles man. Didn't go through too many racial struggles here(US). Glad you made it through and flourished man.

[@Natzawa]

I feel really bad for this guy. I mean his mom tried to help him right before she passed away. They had family struggles and he was discriminated against. It sounds like he had a tough life to be honest. How did you find Joe anyways? These videos were very real and I feel for him and those who had similar experiences.

[@florientcalliste-leonard680]

Yes, he had a tough start- but he's not bitter- wonderful guy!

[@O.G.LIL-MAN]

I wish Arianna Morimoto's (the first half black/japanese Miss Japan) friend could of heard this story from Joe. She told a story about how she entered pageants as a honor to her friend who was also half-black/japanese who committed suicide because he faced so much racism in Japan growing up.

[@ultranewbie352]

She was Half White and Half Japanese dude. Its sad what her friend went through to the point of committing suicide...

[@milliepadmanabhan2540]

He has such a beautiful soul

[@theresag1969]

That's a testament to his mother's character.

[@66JLB]

The guy looks like a Japanese, just a little darker. I can't understand why people would treat him so differently.

[@dena81]

it really shows you race is just an invented thing. Culture is so much and society as well. My parents are egyptian immigrants but I'm constantly reminded of how american I am. so your ethnicity/race doesn't matter...how you're brought up is what really matters.

[@garethbremner508]

I think if you watch his first video and see the photo of Joe as a kid he looked more African-American than Japanese, that and when he was 7 it would have been around 1989 - 1990 so a very different place to now. It's crazy to think that he basically was one of the pioneer's of half-models.

[@jayayana2517]

He looks very much African American in my opinion. Reminds me of my father a bit. Many of Africans descent have smaller eyes and face structure similar to his.

[@SuperTruthful]

why do whites treat blacks in America so differently? Huh?

[@TL123T]

James Blackledge no matter where you go in the world the darker people always suffer the most

[@EdricHsu]

I'm glad Joe overcame his childhood hardships and loss of his parents and found success as a model in Japan, even eventually connecting back with his father's family across the world! Truly amazing story indeed!

[@islandgirl33]

Max, This is such a great story! I'm glad you do these interviews. My sons are hapa (half Japanese American and half caucasian). I know it is not quite the same because we live in the U.S. but I love your interviews of hapas. One of my friends at my first job out of college is half Japanese-American and half black. Joe is such a strong person to overcome bullying and worse in Japan. Thank you for doing these stories and for showing Joe gambatte kudasai!

[@RealTekProductions]

Its funny that you have Nujabes as music under the video. keep up the good work.

[@oJirky]

At the end , I don't think its Nujabes , but before that is ''Kunomi-Nujabes'' . I don't think my comment is helpful but lol

[@curtisyeomans1333]

Wow! I am Amazed!! Joe's Story is Very Inspirational!! I , too, am Half African-American and Half Okinawan! Growing up, Even in America was Tough! To hear his Struggles, and over-coming them, is FANTASTIC! (Hendoku-Yaku) Thanks for sharing!

[@tarekrahou6529]

One of the best lifestory i've ever heard

[@toughbunny903]

Thank you so much!

[@tarekrahou6529]

joe oliver Respect, love and support from France🇫🇷

[@Regimeshifts]

Joe is a top dude. Kind of person you want to meet in different places as you are traveling and eventually become really good buddies.

[@MsYellowcard]

his mom is exceptional... so much strength and love she truly loved him

[@LayersOfJenn]

Thank you for sharing your story with us!!! Ahhhh Yokosuka... I used to work around that area for two years.

[@MaxDCapo]

Big thanks to joe! Hope I can get him and his gf on here next

[@banacchi]

確かに最近はたくさんのハーフの人達がTVで人気者になったりして、特に若い世代の人種差別意識はかなり減っているような気がする。 見た目や人種で人を判断するのは愚かで恥ずべき事だっていう社会的なコンセンサスがもっとできてくるといいね。 本来は学校とかメディアがそういう啓蒙の役割を果たすべきと思うよ。

[@uknownlight]

最初の2人の人間はアフリカから来ました。また、メラニンの進化と人間の移動、そしてネアンデルタール人と人間の混合を理解する必要があります。 Saisho no 2-ri no ningen wa Afurika kara kimashita. Mata, meranin no shinka to ningen no idō, soshite neanderutāru hito to ningen no kongō o rikai suru hitsuyō ga arimasu.

[@yasudan7690]

授業などで差別をやめろなどと教えると、表面的なたてまえだけ平等になって、現実の差別はより尖鋭化して地下に潜むようになります。 米国社会もマイノリティーの優先枠を設けたりしているので、逆差別に憤っている白人の底辺層が、より過激な差別や暴力を振るうようになりました。

[@xiaoenjoyer4062]

This guy is such an inspiration.

[@shinnkage]

このチャンネル凄くいいですね。どこからリンクしたかわからないのですが、ラッキーでした。これからも頑張ってください!

[@JoshboxphotographyBox]

Such a great and inspiring story. Really shows that even when you are in a bad situation you can turn things around as long as you go for it and make it happen.

[@toughbunny903]

thank you so much!

[@yolandajeanette5595]

Gracias por publicar la experiencia de Joe.

[@iridescent803]

Thanks Joe and Max for making such a great video! I can't imagine how difficult and hurtJoe's childhood was and when he lost his mom. His mom seems giving everything to protect her son. What a strong and great mother...😭 I wish you guys all the best! Thank you again.🙏🏽

[@JoyDawnHackett]

Thanks for the video! As a hafu I've been really interested in your channel but I wanted to hear from someone who is also black like me (I'm filipino and black). I was interested in moving to another country, most likely an Asian one and it was really nice to hear his perspective. Thank you!

[@shutyotrapgurl]

Hi! First gen filipina here. If you think of moving to the Philippines, be prepared for a lot of stolen glances and (maybe) staring. If you stay within the Metro Manila area it shouldn't be too bad. Subic is also a great place for any foreigners. :)

[@JoyDawnHackett]

Thanks! I'm definitely at least visiting so this is good info (since my mom was born there and moved to the U.S. as an adult)

[@MaxDCapo]

Glad I could finally make a video for you! It's worthy to note that Japan and the Tokyo area has changed a lot lately, and Joe has many hafu black friends in Tokyo who had a less tough time than him growing up. But they still can relate on many types of "quiet" racism. This is the same in the US, but what I mean is that in his modeling gigs he oftentimes was offered roles for hip-hop fashion and never businessman fashion, which was primarily reserved for European Caucasians, etc.

[@JoyDawnHackett]

Max D. Capo Oh ok ok, I understand that, and that's definitely similar in the U.S. (although I live in California so I assume it isn't as bad as it can get). Thank you for the extra info!

[@ashimoda9732]

Try growing up in America as a full Asian. If you follow current events in America, Asian actors aren't cast that much. Him being half black and Japanese, he can at least have something.

[@lanay7]

His reunion with his family would have made an interesting documentary

[@xin.a]

You're so awesome, Joe!

[@LeannsAdventures]

I agree on reading. When he said "Many great people write books." I believe that to be true! I honestly learned a lot of life lessons through reading. Versus learning them by making mistakes. Great series!

[@mustluvbears91]

How is this dude's life story not a movie?

[@MaxDCapo]

He may or may not have started writing a script ;)

[@toughbunny903]

I have been wrighting.

[@darlynegoo4251]

I am basically full African American and watching your story made me sad. What really made me sad was that, even if you had grown up in America... you might have still had a unpleasant time depending on where you grew up. Parts of the South (NC, SC, Alabama, Georgia etc) were still quite racist "back in the day". While, I wasn't as isolated as you in Japan-I did go to an all-white Catholic school as a child because my parents wanted me to have a good education and sent me to a private school. Those were sad years...the South and racism left from days of slavery in America culture can be tough society obstacles to conquer. Haha... and yet I survived and thrived! We are a VERY hearty race of people...haha. :) It is good for all people to see and know about the success and survival stories. I am glad you are writing a script. I am glad you met your dad. I am sorry your mom passed... tho' I am sure she sees it all from where she is and smiles. May what is blessed and best from all of your heritage halves continue to guide your life and path in good ways. Thank you/Arigato.

[@Ramonerdna]

I grew up in Jamaica and it makes me sad to hear this because even though verbal abuse is common. Race isn't a major factor anymore for anyone growing up. (What I USED to think was racism was just classist behaviour, rich vs poor), but I realize that some countries have it really bad just because of colour. I'm black and (since most of the country is black, discrimination against black isn't bad), not only that but we have a mix of Asians, Indians and whites and have intermingled with each other so much that we fall more under the heading of 'Jamaican' than we do under headings of race. Its so weird to see how badly Joe was treated as a child because in Jamaica he probably would've been pretty popular (because mixed kids are usually considered attractive here). Jamaica has a long way to go in terms of being politically correct and its views on homophobia and its acceptance of African culture vs British imperialism. But it is at least fairly progressive when it comes to racial equality growing up.

[@cashaww]

As a person who has lived in many parts of the US, it is not just the South. I am from Atlanta, and now live in rural Pa. I have had more issues here than in the Atlanta. I think it is any part of Rural America.

[@jenbochan]

Loved this Hapa-Hour! I did grow up in Japan as half Australian and half Japanese my experience growing up in Fukushima wasn't as nearly bad, I just had one weird year in primary where no one wanted to talk to me. I'll be looking forward to seeing Joe somewhere on KZbin again!

[@lisabennettbolekaja8556]

Loved this! I can totally relate. Thanks for sharing. I met my father the same way after so many lost years. And when I met him as an adult, we just started talking, not the big movie moment, but just reconnecting.

[@epichewie]

man i wanted more of this dude hope you make more with this guy amazing story here

[@toughbunny903]

We made new video! thank you!

[@perfectbeat]

Wow, what a great story. That guy must be very strong to have made it through all those negative experiences.

[@user-wb9un5qx7w]

Amazing story, amazing man. I'm so happy I found this video and I wish Joe all the best in his life ❤❤

[@la397]

This was amazing. Thank you sooo much.

[@shenglongisback4688]

it sad his mother couldn't see her beautiful handsome son ..become a model and a model man

[@theresag1969]

She made him, she knew.

[@BigLyfe09]

I just want to give Joe a hug!!! What a beautiful forgiving person!

[@ecapers7231]

Dammit I want to know what were the 'dangerous negotiations'!!

[@toughbunny903]

I have been writing about it.

[@Shonan2024]

Thanks for sharing this story.

[@LittleTut]

Joe is just a joy. I think he is so blessed and those past experiences, well, that was in his life's plan. So, she looks to be doing really good. :)

[@anthonyhay3063]

I wonder if we really know how awesome and fantastic we are as a people! Despite all the things that happened in this brother’s life, he is still thriving and looks as happy as I don’t know what!!! Brother Joe, I have nothing but love, admiration and big respect for you!!! One love and maximum respect ✊!

[@xKlaraxMusicx93]

Thank you Max for sharing the story untill the end. I see now that I do not have so much problems as I think I do. It is almoust unbelievable that his story is true but also he is one strong person. Gives me courage. :)

[@David20092203]

Great contribution! Thanks for sharing your story.

[@TaKex1]

growing up in Japan never sounds very nice :/ I'm happy that he's apparently overcome his tough past

[@123melbell]

It's not nice if you're different. Which is just a bit more extreme in Japan compared to other countries. :) Sharla recently made the comment that she would want to move away from Japan once she had kids too. But I think actually it is changing alot at the moment with the new generation.

[@earlysda]

I don't see it changing.

[@momosaku16]

from what I`ve heard, there are a few factors, like 1.) what kind of haafu- it`s probably worse for half black kids, than for white kids, 2.) if its a boy or a girl- I`m pretty shure strangers wouldn`t attack him on the street if he was a girl, 3.) if it`s in a rural area or city, as he said in the video, it`s probably easier in the city. his situation was also unique because of the place he was from- Yokosuka. I think that if he moved maybe just 30 minutes by train away to Yokohama, the story might have been a lot different. I`m white and my fiance is Japanese and I`m certainly thinking about our future kids, where to raise them, about the languages and cultural values. Don`t know how it`s gonna end up, my country isn`t very multicultural as well, so I don`t know if it would make a big difference, if we moved there (Slovakia)

[@iamnemoo]

It's not bad if you're in a big city, if you're in the country you're kinda fucked. Plus Japanese people love good looking mixed people, there's tons of Japanese celebrities/models/talents that are mixed

[@shin-ishikiri-no]

It's probably best to stay in Japan, if you have kids.

[@kelgaines1549]

Max this was so interesting and good!!! Love your videos!!

[@Dethrey_]

awesome selection of music : Nujabes and Joe's story about growing up in Japan. well done.

[@sylviawilson8769]

Thank you for sharing your story. ❤

[@Blasian89]

Half African and Half Indonesian here. I can definitely relate to some of the struggles you've been through, and I grew up in the US LOL! Definitely not as hard as you've had it though, I wasn't attacked everyday or verbally bullied to that degree but being a minority among minorities screws you up. I was never black enough for the blacks, not african enough for the africans, not asian enough for the asians. It's more subtle here, and annoying more than anything.

[@LucaPowerlifting]

I was born in england and lived there for 1 and a half years and my dad suffered from depression and left us. i was half japanese and italian. My mom wanted my dad to come back and soon she suffered from depression and my dad told her to come to japan but by the time we where there. He was a changed man and my mom changed. My dad dosn't suffer from depression but my mom know does. i dont really remember much as i was still a kid. We stayed in japan for about 2 and a half years and i went to youchein for a while but everyone used to bully me although i really didn't look half that much. I used to tell my mom but the teacher really didn't do anything. after about 8 months we moved back to england and i suffer from some bullying but im used to it know and i have toughen up. these stories are very inspiring max, keep em up!

[@keepkalm823]

Firstly, thanks for sharing your story. I think that your positive attitude is very commendable. That you never cried over your dad is normal, cause you’re a grown man & essentially it was a missing chapter. Aware you never extend an invite for questions but mine is do you intend to revisit that chapter and build a familiar relationship with your dad or siblings?? Still, glad it all worked out - more grease to your elbow 💪🏾

[@tikabirdsong756]

Why is he so handsome? It's mind boggling.

[@toughbunny903]

Thank you

[@tikabirdsong756]

You're very welcome

[@shin-ishikiri-no]

His mother gave him those good looks.

[@7xC5]

mixed people are often very attractive..no matter what race.

[@jamesrobins5337]

Nice choice of music👌 amazing story.

[@tayastrials]

Your videos are great, his story is so sad...how could people be like this. He's really cute btw and very good music! Nujabes- rest in beats

[@almurphy5433]

Great story and great interview! Two thumbs up!!

[@thebes50]

I really hope Joe is ok now. I am very angry at all of the dirt bags that mistreated him as a child. I am also very sorry that his mother had so much hardship and that she passed away. But she loved him and helped him find his way. That is a very precious thing that Joe will always have in his heart. I am glad that his girlfriend helped him meet his father and the rest of his family. I wish him nothing but happiness and good things for the rest of his life! ❤

[@listerkyte1703]

JPN 感動しました。彼は、誰にとっても大切な人生の生き方を教えてくれたと思います。 ENG I'm moved. He told us important thing of way to live if we're mixed race or not.

[@ack153]

What an amazing story. Thanks for uploading this!

[@ValarieEdwards]

Thank you for sharing your story. Much luck in your modeling career.

[@toughbunny903]

Thank you

[@onewickedegg]

Great video. The world just got a bit smaller. It's exciting to see people from different walks of life. Thanks for posting. Hello from Trinidad.

[@nicolemartin9540]

Your story was so inspiring and it's beautiful to see you're not bitter. So handsome!!! 😍

[@brielle8383]

This was great! Such an inspiring story. So glad he became successful and did well for himself. He seems like such a great person. Would definitely love to hear more from him in the future.

[@RDnAC]

Joe is the cutest guy ever. Both you guys are adorable. I just love how unassuming in behavior you both are. Like saints.

[@vanessak.9168]

This is such a great story 👏👏👏👏👏

[@auroraveneziacarlislemakea8186]

Great Videos keep them coming Max great documenting extremely educational and eye opener

[@Omega1st]

A great Story, Joe is a wonderful Human being.

[@doyleeee]

どんなネゴシエートしたのか気になるところだけどｗ面白かった。　こういうのをテレビでやらないと。　　（追記）part3を見て印象が変わった。話の内容といい、構成といい本を出す為に作ってるフシが何箇所もある。

[@steveortiz7028]

Love your videos Max. This story especially is very inspiring.

[@toughbunny903]

Im glad that I hear that.

[@keyeemanna636]

I loved this story. Congratulations to Joe, for being the man he became. It wasn't easy.

[@maureenflovers3760]

There is no such thing as a pure race exiting .Every race is mixed in one form or other.Joe is a handsome young man and have a good heart

[@PackofDiscos]

Well no. I, like many many Africans, am purely black. No Neanderthal DNA either.

[@jesusvermillionthemereoleo5660]

@The505Guys Japanese dna is mixed with jomon, yayoi people and some people who came from polynesia. So Japanese people are actually pretty mixed

[@sirena49]

Excellent video; love his story, and I am glad he was able to overcome all the obstacles.

[@TheBirdWithoutWings]

This was so amazing. As a fellow halfie, hearing this is so inspirational! Keep up the great work Max^^

[@BAn-mu4qe]

Thank you for sharing this story. Both of you are brave to expose these terrible things that have happened. I am so glad that Joe was able to find his family. God bless you both. I lived in Japan and am African American so I can understand what you´re talking about although I´m not a halfu and neither did I have many bad experiences. Thank you again.

[@Deedric_Kee]

I love watching them,ppl growing up bettering themselves​

[@aliciawebster1016]

awesome video guys thanks joe for sharing your story and thx max for sharing his experiences with the world..it sucks that being half black and Asian or white or Spanish whatever your are will bring struggles and negative people to your life..I have a mix family I'm so glad they never went through that.

[@petersalles]

Loved the history, thanks for sharing

[@DavidBarnwell876tkdja]

loved this..awesome stuff..thank you

[@darrellmartin9602]

Wow... That was an amazing story...

[@spygrrl00]

This is amazing!

[@MisterOswald]

Great video!

[@juns597]

Much love to you 💜 difficult story. Great interview.

[@DeeMonaVanilla]

this man is gorgeous ! It breaks my heart that people could treat him this way. in Canada, he would be considered a king. This a good lesson: your value is not determined by people around you.

[@KIKAALEGRIA]

Thanks for sharing I wanted to reach though the screen and give Jo a hug ♥ Great interview ♥

[@RafaCena41]

Finally watched this part! Too bad you lost some footage but I thought it was hilarious when Joe dubbed for himself lol.

[@randydean888]

What an interesting watch from the perspective of a mixed person growing up in Japan. I'm half Japanese/ Caucasian born in the US and raised in Oklahoma. I too, had my experience with racism during my formative years.

[@hiroshihasegawa8453]

Compared to White half and Asian half, Black half is still so rare and stands out in Japan. And the way of racism or abusing in Japan is so indirect, subtle, tricky and stealthy to be done where it can't be seen from other people. So it's hard to accuse them in public. It's the way they can play innocent if they are accused of their racism or abusing. well, it's the same in case to abuse other Japanese, though.

[@bob-uj4vn]

+Kyle Jeffery yeah if you live in tokyo or other tourist city there isnt as much racism as other city's in japan

[@bob-uj4vn]

+Kyle Jeffery almost non

[@tikabirdsong756]

I'm glad his life is so happy now that's sweet. He deserves happiness.

[@anwion]

Yo Max cool interview bro how did you get such a famous guy for an interview like this? Seems like a once in a life time situation and I liked how chill you both were during the interview kept it professional.

[@dawnpage8899]

I loved both videos! What a great story!

[@imanmohamed8713]

He's so handsome! Sending love from Brooklyn!

[@Tandibee123]

Beautiful story, and what an interesting cultural mix! I love listening to the language switch, would love to learn Japanese

[@bboylilizzi]

Joe, you're story is inspiring and I am glad that you found the strength to carry on through those difficult situations that you experienced. You have my full support!!

[@kakihabara7756]

was great, i have mix kids, i am sorry about your mum, anyway i got positive mind and attitude from you for my future with my children, thank you

[@99viniciusgabriel]

AMAZING CHANNEL!!! THAT'S ALL I HAVE TO SAY!!!

[@Choclatcotton]

Such a cool story!

[@ReginaMullen]

Great interview! Wonderful channel!

[@elleret]

Love to you Joe!

[@TampaZeke]

Beautiful mix! Very handsome. In fact both of these men are very handsome.

[@paulovictorbarros3822]

Incredible story! Thanks for sharing. Love from Brazil PS: that Nujabes song with the family reunion really killed me. =')

[@audreymartin6461]

That was awesome

[@meikobae8976]

This is a remarkable story. I know that it's not unique case for halfie kids, specially half black kids, and ethnic minority kids to grow up in Japan. These are really heart breaking stories. There are many good and kind Japanese people in Japan, but unfortunately, hard to meet strong and open-minded people who stand firm for social justice and humanity in ordinary lives in Japan. Only handful violent and ignorants push ordinary people to the side of streets, and hurt visible minorities in Japanese society. I hope more people have ability to see who they are and look outside Japan and learn about the world and be open minded to other cultures. Joe's story remind me of very dark side of Japan, though I love Japanese culture and many things in Japan. Joe, I don't know how you learned to speak English so well being in your situation, probably made a point of learning your language of own country(nationality) at some point of your life. You and your mother's strength made who you are now. I'm very proud of you. All the best!

[@deedeeandmimi6029]

Amazing story !

[@tzilly8369]

Great story! Thanks for sharing...I am also mixed ( half black, half white). Things are slowly getting better for us all over the world.