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เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 12 ก.พ. 2023
Japan vlogs | Fitness | Navigating 20s
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5 reasons why there are no obese people in Japan
Why is obesity so rare in Japan? 🤔 In this video, I break down the 5 key reasons why you hardly see obese people in Japan, exploring everything from cultural norms to dietary habits.
🌏 From the influence of lookism to Japan's strong diet culture, to portion sizes and traditional eating habits, I'll share insights that might surprise you. Plus, I'll dive into the active lifestyle that keeps Japanese people on the move and how these factors all contribute to a nation known for its longevity and slim figures.
Whether you're curious about Japanese culture, looking for health inspiration, or just interested in understanding global differences in obesity rates, this video has something for you!
📌 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more content on life in Japan, health, and culture. Let me know in the comments what you think and share your thoughts on how different countries tackle obesity. Thanks for watching!
#Japan #Obesity #Health #DietCulture #JapaneseLifestyle
🌏 From the influence of lookism to Japan's strong diet culture, to portion sizes and traditional eating habits, I'll share insights that might surprise you. Plus, I'll dive into the active lifestyle that keeps Japanese people on the move and how these factors all contribute to a nation known for its longevity and slim figures.
Whether you're curious about Japanese culture, looking for health inspiration, or just interested in understanding global differences in obesity rates, this video has something for you!
📌 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more content on life in Japan, health, and culture. Let me know in the comments what you think and share your thoughts on how different countries tackle obesity. Thanks for watching!
#Japan #Obesity #Health #DietCulture #JapaneseLifestyle
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Japanese convenience store for 24 hours! | Japan combini vlog
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What happens when actual Japanese tries their national treasure, ✨✨convenience store (combini)✨✨. I am so sick of seeing non-Japanese eating mediocre food so I had to try. This was a fun challenge yet my stomach was barely surviving to eat the snacks for all 3 meals LOL Hope you enjoy xx
How bad is mental health stigma in Japan
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I decided to delve into the dark side of Japan - mental health that no one talks about (or knows about). I'd love to know how it is like in your home country as well (leave it in the comment section ;)) Thanks for watching! 00:00 Introduction 00:43 1. Mental health = weakness? 03:01 2. Language 04:15 3. Generational differences 06:26 4. Lack of education 07:27 5. Lack of support #MentalHealth #...
10 things I learnt in corporate Japan as a consultant | work in Japan, dress code etc...
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In 2023, around 2.9 thousand people in Japan committed suicide due to work-related issues. The phenomenon of karoshi, or "death by overwork," is well-known in Japan and stems from both physical and mental workplace stress. Do you think these things I've learnt are the roots of this consequence?? Would love to hear your thought and how it's like in your home country. 0:00 - 1:27 Introduction 1:2...
Going to Tokyo Marathon 2024 as a spectator 🗼| Japan vlog🗻
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Another year another Tokyo mara as a spectator🗼😜🎉🎎 Hope this video is helpful for anyone who is going to Tokyo marathon as a spectator or watching for some fun :)) Hope this video makes you wanna run a marathon...or two!!! I'm sure it's so much fun...unless??? (I'm yet to run that far...dw xx)
I went skiing at Gala Yuzawa Ski Resort | budget ski trip in Japan | Japan vlog
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The most accessible/convenient ski resort exists in Niigata Prefecture, just 75 minutes from Tokyo station! Turned out it's very budget friendly as well. It's also my first experience with snow (swear I'm Japanese) so I wanted to vlog just for fun❄️☃️⛷️ Hope you get some takeaway from this video :)) More information available below - Gala Yuzawa Ski Resort: gala.co.jp/winter/english/ - JR packa...
How to slay in corporate japan pt.1 | teams emoji edition
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How to slay in corporate japan pt.1 | teams emoji edition
What's in my fridge? | Living in Japan, groceries, running gels
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What's in my fridge? | Living in Japan, groceries, running gels
5 Things I wish I knew in university/college | uni tips and tricks
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5 Things I wish I knew in university/college | uni tips and tricks
Day in the Life as a Consultant living in Tokyo, Japan | Japan Vlog Work
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Day in the Life as a Consultant living in Tokyo, Japan | Japan Vlog Work
I CLIMBED MT FUJI FOR THE FRIST TIME WITH NO EXPERIENCE | TRAVEL IN JAPAN
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I CLIMBED MT FUJI FOR THE FRIST TIME WITH NO EXPERIENCE | TRAVEL IN JAPAN
What to pack for Mt Fuji! | Travel in Japan | 富士登山🗻
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What to pack for Mt Fuji! | Travel in Japan | 富士登山🗻
Salomon Haul!!! Running | Exercise | Running backpack
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Salomon Haul!!! Running | Exercise | Running backpack
I volunteered at Spartan race 2023 @Tokyo German Village
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I volunteered at Spartan race 2023 @Tokyo German Village
I VOLUNTEERED AT THE TOKYO MARATHON 2023
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I VOLUNTEERED AT THE TOKYO MARATHON 2023
A Week in My Life | Living& Working in Japan Vlog
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A Week in My Life | Living& Working in Japan Vlog
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Cool. Another reason to love Japan.
What about sodas? 🥤
You are so pretty. I have to listen to your video without looking at the screen, otherwise I'd be going into a trance.
hahah you're too nice 🫶 Thanks for watching :D
Your running is awesome! I’m a runner too! 😃
Awesome! Thank you!
@@lisasweatz no problem! Keep up the great work!
Let me know your favourite convenience store food :-D
JagaRico 😍😍😍
@@elizaanwar2174 That's basically vegetable haha but that's my favourite too :-D
Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't most mental health professionals define what's a disorder based on whether that person is able to function normally in society? And doesn't that mean that whether or not you have a mental disorder sort of is a matter of how mentally strong you are? That means building up mental strength is a totally valid way of dealing with mental health issues and I believe that's a significant part of what therapy does. But who says you have to leave it all up to mental health professionals to build up that mental strength? Cultural factors/societal expectations can and do play a major role in building up resilience towards certain types of stressors simply by virtue of it being a social norm. For example, the amount of people who are naturally shy and socially anxious shouldn't differ that greatly between Japan and the US, but my impression is that Americans are generally a lot more capable of dealing with the pressures of public speaking because there is sort of this social expectation that you should be able to speak eloquently in a public setting (hence the amount of debate clubs and participation based grading systems). Can we really say with confidence that this social expectation is an outdated relic of the past that should be done away with in place of a greater awareness and education about social anxiety and the stresses public speaking places on people who suffer from it? Or is it just a feature of the culture, just like it is in Japan to see maintaining a good mental condition as part of your responsibility as a working adult? At the very least, we should be more wary about thinking of everything as a disorder. Because let's be real, when faced with a choice between reflecting on yourself and thinking about ways in which you might need to grow or become mentally tougher or telling yourself you suffer from a mental disorder and thus can't be blamed for not being able to function in a certain capacity, most people will choose the latter because it's the easier way out. And I fear that's happening en masse in a lot of western societies these days. We should be a lot more cautious in deciding whether certain social norms in Japan are truly as toxic as people say they are or simply an effective way to encourage people to better themselves.
Do you think introvertism can be a cause of mental illness?
Don’t bother with the archaic culture. More progressive Japanese companies are reviewing and revamping their work culture, so I’d suggest not to waste your productive years working under the old-school ones. Let them go under so new companies can emerge and try newer ideas.
I actually do work for a company that's known as "progressive" (foreign owned) in Japan. I thought if the company is progressive enough then people would be different but considering people changing jobs from working for other JTC (Japanese traditional companies), they tend to implement the old-fashioned traditions to their subordinates...it really depends on who you have to work with. You have a good point though.
@@lisasweatzI agree. Your n+1 (direct supervisor) and n+2 are generally the ones who define the team culture. I personally work in a multinational company in Tokyo, and just like you said, each team has different culture set by its team leader.
A tip to cool off on these hot days, cut a watermelon in half and chug it in the fridge a day before. Nothing beats cool watermelon during hot days. Nothing.
Thanks for the tip @methylmercury! That sounds delicious🍉🤤
I subscribed because of your australian accent
Thank you!!
You seem badass. Also it's not a big deal, you're fine.
Thanks @hannesRSA, it means a lot!
Why are you so dismissive of the older generations' perspectives? Please dont push japanese culture and society to change to how "the west" does things.
There are a lot of things to appreciate about Japanese culture as well. I just don't think anyone is deserved to die from overworking...life is to live!
I think that despite facing concrete hardships like war and famine, the older generation had better mental health because these challenges gave them a sense of purpose, whether in defending their nation, pursuing peace, or feeding their families. Our generation enjoys more comfort but we’re confused about our purpose, with many working meaningless corporate jobs, consuming endless social media, and struggling with relationships. In the west, we become more and more aware of this, many people leave high paying corporate jobs to work simple jobs even if that means making less money, but I wonder how it is in Japan.
That's a very interesting perspective, and I do agree with you! Honestly I can completely feel why people would move jobs from corporate. A lot of Japanese people are actually moving overseas for new opportunities because of this (and weak yen).
It’s because people back then didn’t have much of the burden of knowledge. People live just to get by the day. Now when peace is established, people have improved their likelihood, their children is born in a world of future plans and long term calculation. Young gen has to considerate a plethora of possibilities in their life which makes it extremely difficult to navigate if they don’t have a solid code of values. The education system, the media and the government has failed to inform and prepare them to the fast pace changing of society.
Great video. I live in Tokyo (from the US) and supervise Japanese employees. Been here for 1 year now. I value personal time a lot so every week I let them leave work up to 2 hours early. It was shocking for them at first because it was something new to them. One employee even told me that he couldn’t go home early because it would look like he had a fake job. After a few months they got used to the idea and now they plan ahead on what they will do with that extra free time. Work environment is at an all time high and productivity has not been negatively impacted.
Sounds like you're a great supervisor! We need more of you in Japan to realise we can work to live, not live to work :)
I don't mean this in a mean way, but you are not Japaneses. You'd like to claim the identity to be cool and exotic, but if you filled a cultural survey the results would clearly match a typical Australian of your demographic and not Japanese.
Thanks for your critical opinion. I know that I would match a typical Australian without taking a survey lol People I work with treat me as if I'm Japanese Japanese (just because of my nationality) so it might look like I'm cool and exotic but I do struggle with identity crisis all the time.
It happens to millions of people in the US. lol My parents were born in the US, I was born in Manhattan, but my ancestry is Spanish. Because of that, we are tagged as “Latin-American”. If you have African ancestry you are tagged as “African-American “ Etc etc. Only if you are white, your “Americanism” doesn’t get questioned. It’s the weirdest thing.
are you from Japan
I am Japanese :) I grew up in Japan and Australia so it makes me so weird to say if I’m from Japan (I feel like I’m far from it when it comes to my values etc etc)!
The Japanese People are Based and Mono-no-Awarepilled
These are the reasons why japanese are inefficient workers, I just escaped from Japan cos I did not like these haha
Honestly yeah I could not agree with you more lol
great insights. music though could be bit less in volume - sometimes was harder to hear you or was too distracting.
Thanks lofijaponista585, well noted :)
A very helpful video
Thank you!!
The banging sounds in the video scared the crap out of me.
hahhahah apologies @trollingisaport😅
Great video and advice, my I suggest the background music volume should be a little lower sometimes it’s hard to hear you.
Thanks for the advice, @TherapistComposer. Your username really makes it convincing :-D
Wow, this video is incredible! Your creativity and effort really shine through. I loved every moment-keep up the fantastic work! 🌟
Thanks so much, it means so much!
I like the honesty and the fluency. Great video ! Keep them up.
Thanks so much!!
such a well planned trip!! <3
Come back next winter for ski!!⛷️
Cool
I also want to live that dream that Mr Pol
You are gorgeous.
Donot forget to stretch nicely
Thank you! I finally learnt this the hard way😂
Why do you think it's funny to scare the dog? I dont
Honestly this tip sounds sooo simple but so I found it super helpful because I succumbed and stayed in multiple times. I am not someone who can run 10k on the treadmill yet but little run is still better than nothing 🎉
This video should have been 10 hours long of you slaving away at a computer. Don't cap like life's cool
Your calculation is absolutely correct! I’m just keeping it real and authentic :)
0:43 They have Trader Joe’s in Japan??😮
Nah but similar in terms of the branding and food etc! I really wish though…
I'm from Japan and I am so happy you're enjoying my country. Enjoy😊
Thank you!! 私も日本人です笑
So good! Let’s do it again 😆😆😆😆😆
Automated reply: I will get back to you in 18303993747467282 business days 😊
Esta Rico
Wind went crazy
Keep it up!
Thank you!
Well done! 🎉😮😊
thank you!!
Let’s goooo!!!
The best tips! Bringing back memories! 💪🏼😍🥳
Thanks girl! Can’t believe it’s already been 2 months since we climbed🥹😂
I hate myself because I watched this. I hate myself because I'm going to watch this again.
Thank you for your support!
Girl math
Exactlyyyyy
Doing Great Lisa! Keep it up :)
Thank you!!
So cool let's do it Lisa!
Yes! Next one is in September :)
Go run girl
Hehe will do bruh
Teriyaki sauce on the Hawaiian food! ❤
Ooo yes! That's exactly what was missing!!
Thanks for hiding my identity!
you just disclosed your name bruh lol
@@lisasweatz but not my face
Wish I could feel the vibe!