Another school takeover... COMPLETE! Big shout out to Boomer, Carlos, Kevin and everyone over at YDC for showing me around! Here is the website if you want to know more about the design college or Japanese language school: www.jpn.ydc.ac.jp/eng
@ Yh Ive been studying Japanese for the past year and a half, it’s just I need to finish my uni degree first then I’m able to start finding a job there 😄
oh my god, I thought the school building looked familiar!! I had to check the info of the video. This is my old school! I went to japanese language course for 1 year in 2017-2018 at Yokohama design college. I took the manga course, and some design course where we had to paint porcelain bowls. I also tried voice acting for 1 day or something, it was fun :) Edit: Oh my god... its so nice to see the school and the teachers again.. ;; Sakuma-sensei was our class's main teacher. She was so sweet
@@farahm7801 tbh I cant really remember, I saved the first half year by myself. The next half I had to borrow because everything was much more expensive than I had calculated :( Anyway around 400.000 yen for half a year. That's without expenses like food etc. And they also charge you for the bedding in the dorm. It was around 9000 yen. Such things came unexpected for me >< There's a link here: www.jpn.ydc.ac.jp/eng/jpncourse/applicant_c
Props to both the teacher and students in that Anime Voice Acting class for all their positive attitudes and efforts 👍🏽. As a visual learner I often watch how native speakers form their mouths when saying phrases as much as I am listening to what is being said. Also, facial cues are very helpful to me. So, having to learn how to imitate sounds of varying dialects and be anime level expressive while wearing a mask would be difficult for me 😥. Glad to see everyone is taking safety precautions however. I hope everyones' lessons continue to go well 🙂.
This is incredible! Who knew there’s a beginner class view of Anime voice acting! I’ve been curious on the pitch & tones of voice actors voices. The “uhh” & tongue twisters you guys did made me thought of choir back in University
The Kansai-ben course sounds really intriguing. I've always wondered how different it actually was from the Tokyo area's Japanese. I just thought they used different words. I had no idea there was intonation changes, too.
hey this is really cool. i didn't know voice acting school in japan was anything like this. i took acting classes but i wanted to try voice acting too. but i also have terrible stage fright so i kind of gave up on all of it.....well i guess in this case "microphone fright". lol
I recently started learning Japanese and I just wanted to say thank you. Your channel has been very informative. I have made it my goal to apply for the jet program in 2 years once I have a better grasp of the language. I will pay better attention to the matter of alerts. I have watched multiple of your videos so recommendations do appear on my daily feed. However, I do not recall TH-cam alerting me when the new one released.
i love all your videos so darn much. thank you so much for always making excellent and intimate content. your videos really feel like a very comfy hug and a calming experience.
This reminds me of my study abroad and got hit with a lot of nostalgia, not good or bad, from the walls, the tables and chairs, to the projector. 😩 and screw people who look down on anime as a tool for learning, it really helps me!!
Ahh this was so cool! Thanks for sharing! I wish schools here in the US would have more opportunities like this available. I know colleges tend to offer a little more, but stuff like this could be a lot of fun and really educational in high school as well. Just imagine if we brought back home ec classes again. ;;
Omggggggg this is so awesome! Kansai-ben 💜 My Kansai-ben has VASTLY improved since living here. I'm naturally a sopranist so I often bother some of my pals with my *お嬢様* *Points to imaginary pearl earrings* 「なん💃ぼや🎶と🙃思う」*breathy giggle* It's hard to relate the rhythm and pitch via text but hopefully that and my picture communicate the comedy 😂 Also very excited for you! Can't wait to see your journey w this 💜
Actually most of them will find work, but won’t be a decent salary for most of them. (I m a graduate from a Japanese University and have been working here for 3 years)
ロレっタさん! How I wish this content was around circa 2004-2005 when I lived in Japan. Such fun videos with you and the family exploring different aspects and locales of Japan. Your channels, @archipel, and a few others are keeping me sane during the pandemic, so sending my thanks from the SF Bay Area. Be safe as always and keep up the great work. かんぱい！ Can't wait to rebook travel that was cancelled this year.
This was so interesting to see! I’m currently working to enter the voice acting business in the US, and I was wondering about VO in Japan. I was actually wondering if they bring any VA’s from outside Japan to help voice in anime or commercials and what the process of that is. Anyways, this was really cool to see! Thank you for the video!
Very interesting!!! I just got your channel info from your Sister-in-love. My 13 year old daughter is mesmerized with the Japanese culture and has been since she was 10. Her 2 favorite shows are Good Morning Call and Meteor Garden. She will watch the series and shows without even understanding them. Her brother, who is 27, loves his Anime cartoons. I just sent her the link to your channel. So I know she will be watching.❤️😁
Its nice to see a comeback of videos... but the video seems a little rushed 😅 kinda dizzying because the camera is unsteady. But really enjoy seeing more contect from you again!! I look forward to future videos 🥰
how was it for you when you first started learning Japanese? Did you find it hard to learn? I am learning Korean I am still some what of a beginner. but I cant seem to stop learn Korean. I stopped one time for a few day but felt guilty for stopping and I have been studying Korean ever since.
I have a question... those classes helps you to entener in the seiyuu industry or it's just a class for foreigners to have an excuse to learn japanese? Like: they give you a real opportunity to have a job or it's just for fun?
What I did is intro courses for Japanese high school students and foreign students to try before the professional college . Their professional classes(in Japanese only) are for manga, fashion or design . There are formal seiyuu colleges in Japan though.
Thank you for watching! I actually graduated last year, but here's the video showing graduation and all the details on my school and course: th-cam.com/video/HUQV7UKcL7Q/w-d-xo.html
I was just watching an older video where you went out with friends for her birthday and went school supply shopping and mentioned you liked receiving snail mail. Do you still like getting snail mail? I love writing letters. I use fountain pens and look for any reason to use them
Hey, I have a question did you already go to College for two years then go to Japan for the last two? Or You went all 4 in Japan? Pls answer I’m soo confused
Who are you asking? Me, I completed 4-year University, than came to Japan for graduate school (additional 3 years). Boomer completed 4-year university, moved here and attended YDC for 2 years as a language school student (not the design school or degree). You don't have to but most students have already gone to 4-year university before coming to YDC, or plan to go after this course.
If you live there and/or for friends? When I lived in Kyoto I couldn't really communicate with my peers at University or my host family and it was really discouraging to have the wrong "accent" or not know what was being said.
He only did the Japanese language school (and occasional open classes like this). His friends (Carlos, Kevin and more) stayed after the two years and tested into the manga and fashion colleges after they finished language school there (the classes are only in Japanese with Japanese students so you have to be proficient first)
I wanted to ask a question regarding MEXT scholarship.. If I'm in second year of my College in my home country... And got selected for MEXT Under graduate scholarship..and decided to go to Japan.. Do l have to do my first semester again in Japan???
@@krurya5369 Definitely check the official rules. Here's why I say that: the application is in Spring and takes a year, so as a current sophomore the next application is around Spring 2021, to fly out in April 2022. You wouldn't fly out until your senior year. I'm pretty sure you want to aim for the Research Student level if you're already in college.
It's a mixed school for design college (Japanese and foreign students), High School course (Japanese students) and Japanese Language School (foreign students). To do the manga or design classes you have to test into the school (with fluent Japanese)
Yeah! Haha tried my best to just set up tripods and let the cameras run on their own because I didn't want to interrupt everyone. We had a lot of fun though!
Another school takeover... COMPLETE!
Big shout out to Boomer, Carlos, Kevin and everyone over at YDC for showing me around!
Here is the website if you want to know more about the design college or Japanese language school: www.jpn.ydc.ac.jp/eng
Checking it out rn! 🎶
Jealousy isn’t enough to describe what I’m feeling 😅
I was thinking the same thing! I’ll be there soon 🤞🏽
@ Yh Ive been studying Japanese for the past year and a half, it’s just I need to finish my uni degree first then I’m able to start finding a job there 😄
Envy maybe :) but, of the good one? Like I want that too, not that I don't want you to have itt
@ what about living there? Isn't that like illegal migration?
@@camilavalladares943 yup :)
oh my god, I thought the school building looked familiar!! I had to check the info of the video.
This is my old school!
I went to japanese language course for 1 year in 2017-2018 at Yokohama design college.
I took the manga course, and some design course where we had to paint porcelain bowls. I also tried voice acting for 1 day or something, it was fun :)
Edit: Oh my god... its so nice to see the school and the teachers again.. ;; Sakuma-sensei was our class's main teacher. She was so sweet
Sakuma-sensei!!!! Well then, senpai, thanks for the watch and comment!
@@kemushichan Senpai?? You're the senpai! haha :D thanks for the heart!
just wondering how much did you paid for how long?,i heard these kind of school are extremly expensive
@@farahm7801 tbh I cant really remember, I saved the first half year by myself. The next half I had to borrow because everything was much more expensive than I had calculated :(
Anyway around 400.000 yen for half a year. That's without expenses like food etc. And they also charge you for the bedding in the dorm. It was around 9000 yen. Such things came unexpected for me ><
There's a link here:
www.jpn.ydc.ac.jp/eng/jpncourse/applicant_c
@@Pepechunya is that a college school?
Great video! Thanks for comin' to the school, Loretta! Hope to see 'ya again soon! またね!✌️😁 (I was the guy drawin' in the interview~)
CARLOSSSS🤗❤️. 今度おごるよ！
ありがとう
Props to both the teacher and students in that Anime Voice Acting class for all their positive attitudes and efforts 👍🏽. As a visual learner I often watch how native speakers form their mouths when saying phrases as much as I am listening to what is being said. Also, facial cues are very helpful to me. So, having to learn how to imitate sounds of varying dialects and be anime level expressive while wearing a mask would be difficult for me 😥. Glad to see everyone is taking safety precautions however. I hope everyones' lessons continue to go well 🙂.
This video is highly relevant to my interests
That's really cool! I figured these kinds of classes must exist, but I had no idea where
I wish Loretta-senpai would notice me...
Noticed!!
@@kemushichan やった！
@@AndyLifeInVideo her little brother noticed too :)
@@lincolnscott5620 whatup 弟くん!
This was so wholesome and adorable! ☺️
I love that you chose a comic themed outfit for this class 😂
Must MATCH😍❤️
i really want to go to japan like an exchange student!!
Didn't know how much there was to this. Interesting :D
This is incredible! Who knew there’s a beginner class view of Anime voice acting! I’ve been curious on the pitch & tones of voice actors voices.
The “uhh” & tongue twisters you guys did made me thought of choir back in University
The Kansai-ben course sounds really intriguing. I've always wondered how different it actually was from the Tokyo area's Japanese. I just thought they used different words. I had no idea there was intonation changes, too.
OMG You are living the dream! Best of luck!
hey this is really cool. i didn't know voice acting school in japan was anything like this. i took acting classes but i wanted to try voice acting too. but i also have terrible stage fright so i kind of gave up on all of it.....well i guess in this case "microphone fright". lol
Yes, level up sister! I hope you learn every single drop of knowledge. Godspeed!
GOOD LUCK!!! GANBARIMASUUU
Very interesting! Thank you for filming all this!!
I recently started learning Japanese and I just wanted to say thank you. Your channel has been very informative. I have made it my goal to apply for the jet program in 2 years once I have a better grasp of the language.
I will pay better attention to the matter of alerts. I have watched multiple of your videos so recommendations do appear on my daily feed. However, I do not recall TH-cam alerting me when the new one released.
i love all your videos so darn much. thank you so much for always making excellent and intimate content. your videos really feel like a very comfy hug and a calming experience.
Great video as always, keep up the great work and stay positive!
This reminds me of my study abroad and got hit with a lot of nostalgia, not good or bad, from the walls, the tables and chairs, to the projector. 😩 and screw people who look down on anime as a tool for learning, it really helps me!!
Thanks for sharing the bts of anime with us!
Ahh this was so cool! Thanks for sharing! I wish schools here in the US would have more opportunities like this available. I know colleges tend to offer a little more, but stuff like this could be a lot of fun and really educational in high school as well. Just imagine if we brought back home ec classes again. ;;
Wow this is so interesting! Nice~ 💜💜💜
Omggggggg this is so awesome! Kansai-ben 💜 My Kansai-ben has VASTLY improved since living here. I'm naturally a sopranist so I often bother some of my pals with my *お嬢様*
*Points to imaginary pearl earrings* 「なん💃ぼや🎶と🙃思う」*breathy giggle*
It's hard to relate the rhythm and pitch via text but hopefully that and my picture communicate the comedy 😂
Also very excited for you! Can't wait to see your journey w this 💜
I'd like to see how many students actually find work after the class
Actually most of them will find work, but won’t be a decent salary for most of them. (I m a graduate from a Japanese University and have been working here for 3 years)
I loved this video~ I had no idea there were opportunities to do things like this in japan. (Also love the editing btw)
wait this is so cool 🥺 she seemed so passionate and detailed i’d love to take a class by her
Wow... superwoman. Love your content.. please bring us more inspiration in learning the culture of Japan. Arigatou , always take care. A fan here..
That school looks so much fun. I wanna go 😫😂
ロレっタさん! How I wish this content was around circa 2004-2005 when I lived in Japan. Such fun videos with you and the family exploring different aspects and locales of Japan. Your channels, @archipel, and a few others are keeping me sane during the pandemic, so sending my thanks from the SF Bay Area. Be safe as always and keep up the great work. かんぱい！ Can't wait to rebook travel that was cancelled this year.
Be safe out there and thanks for supporting our crazy adventures!
🤗👍 You'll be back very soon!
@@kemushichan はい！がんばります！
This was a really interesting and well edited video!
Great video! Waiting for your anime voice-acting career.
This was such a cool video! Living vicariously through you haha
This was fascinating! Arigato! :)
楽しそう！
Whaa😲😲
I never got a notification!! for this😒
#AwesomeStuff!
初めは日本語を学ぶ外国人の授業のバリエーションを紹介しているのかと観ていたんですが、日本人でも狭き門なのに、目標を持って、そこに挑戦する精神を見せてもらいました。
楽しい映像でした。
Very interesting video ! ^^ I might even consider going through this path in the future ehe
Good luck!!!
This was so interesting to see! I’m currently working to enter the voice acting business in the US, and I was wondering about VO in Japan. I was actually wondering if they bring any VA’s from outside Japan to help voice in anime or commercials and what the process of that is. Anyways, this was really cool to see! Thank you for the video!
Literally saw it waaaayyyy down my “recent uploads”. I don’t have notifications on because my ph would explode!
Thank you for fishing 😭❤️
Very interesting!!! I just got your channel info from your Sister-in-love. My 13 year old daughter is mesmerized with the Japanese culture and has been since she was 10. Her 2 favorite shows are Good Morning Call and Meteor Garden. She will watch the series and shows without even understanding them. Her brother, who is 27, loves his Anime cartoons. I just sent her the link to your channel. So I know she will be watching.❤️😁
Came back to Watch this one even though I didn’t get the notification
I've always loved the sound of Kansai-ben! It sometimes really sounds like a totally different language 😅
This was awesome!!
AMAZING VIDEO!
Something that I would love to try (hopefully in the next year) is joining a 剣道部. I think it could be the perfect grounding activity.
Its nice to see a comeback of videos... but the video seems a little rushed 😅 kinda dizzying because the camera is unsteady. But really enjoy seeing more contect from you again!! I look forward to future videos 🥰
1:46 When in doubt, blame it on Boomer.😏😀
You'll need to bless us with your voice acting stylings after a few more classes!👍
Nice video!
That was really interesting!
I want to go to yokahama design college so badly im exited to apply
4:46 English tongue twisters can't compete
Why can't the other countries have Schools like THİS?! A quick question;
İs there any school's like this in Europe countries like Netherlands?
As an animator this is awesome!
Thanks for sharing this Kemushi chan!! I do a part time job very close to Tobe coincidentially. How much are the classes here??
I'm surprised that Osaka-ben has a grammar rule. You learn something new everyday!
how was it for you when you first started learning Japanese? Did you find it hard to learn? I am learning Korean I am still some what of a beginner. but I cant seem to stop learn Korean. I stopped one time for a few day but felt guilty for stopping and I have been studying Korean ever since.
Living the dream 👍
I have a question... those classes helps you to entener in the seiyuu industry or it's just a class for foreigners to have an excuse to learn japanese? Like: they give you a real opportunity to have a job or it's just for fun?
What I did is intro courses for Japanese high school students and foreign students to try before the professional college . Their professional classes(in Japanese only) are for manga, fashion or design . There are formal seiyuu colleges in Japan though.
@@kemushichan Oh! I see! Thank you so much for the info!
I definitely did NOT get a notification for this. Unacceptable!!!
かっこいい
Hi Loretta!!!! your videos are amazing - i wonder which school you are attending and what are you majoring in grad school? thanks so much!
Thank you for watching! I actually graduated last year, but here's the video showing graduation and all the details on my school and course:
th-cam.com/video/HUQV7UKcL7Q/w-d-xo.html
Please tell us more about 専門学校! how to get in a vocational school as an foriegner and that kind of stuff 🎶
THANKS GOD ANOTHER VIDEO I LOVE U ``)
There's a ton of Kansai dialect in Yakuza 0. It's fun to learn some of it.
I really want to go to the dubbing school :0
YOU ARE THE LUCKIEST GURL ON EARTH
I'm sorry but is that your bell at the beginning? it's so nice compared the apocalypse sirens they have at my school lol
Wow awesome video
Anta BakaaaAAaa?
Yare yare.
Can you post those learning materials online somewhere?
Sugoi ne
IT'S MY BOI, CARRRRLOS!
I was just watching an older video where you went out with friends for her birthday and went school supply shopping and mentioned you liked receiving snail mail. Do you still like getting snail mail? I love writing letters. I use fountain pens and look for any reason to use them
I do but my post box is down for a short while! (Had to move it due to this year being bonkers)
アニメの声の先生はめっちゃ可愛いですね。
What is the manga or comic on your top? It seems familiar.
Which apps should i use to study kanji for n4 and above?
Greeting from Japan ✋
Nyahello!! New subscriber here 😉
Hey there!!!
This is prob mah dream school
ろれったちゃん。面白かった😄
動画おもろいやん！
Interesting!
Thank you for coming through 😭😭❤️
Hey, I have a question did you already go to
College for two years then go to Japan for the last two? Or
You went all 4 in Japan? Pls answer I’m soo confused
Who are you asking? Me, I completed 4-year University, than came to Japan for graduate school (additional 3 years). Boomer completed 4-year university, moved here and attended YDC for 2 years as a language school student (not the design school or degree).
You don't have to but most students have already gone to 4-year university before coming to YDC, or plan to go after this course.
@@kemushichan oh thank you so much!
👍👍👍
Other than for teaching and performing/literary arts, why would one learn Kansai Ben?
If you live there and/or for friends? When I lived in Kyoto I couldn't really communicate with my peers at University or my host family and it was really discouraging to have the wrong "accent" or not know what was being said.
Do they have anime voice actors for dub?
How much tuitions in japan school iwish my school feel like anime
キムシの人生は楽しいそな!
Can someone pleasee tell How and Where a foreign teen could start learning Anime voice acting...After coming to Japan for the 1st time?
So Boomer took only Japanese classes there? or did he study something else alongside?
He only did the Japanese language school (and occasional open classes like this). His friends (Carlos, Kevin and more) stayed after the two years and tested into the manga and fashion colleges after they finished language school there (the classes are only in Japanese with Japanese students so you have to be proficient first)
I wanted to ask a question regarding MEXT scholarship..
If I'm in second year of my College in my home country...
And got selected for MEXT Under graduate scholarship..and decided to go to Japan..
Do l have to do my first semester again in Japan???
I don't know because I didn't do the undergraduate level, but I believe you may be too old for the undergraduate level of you're already in college?
@@kemushichan I'm 20
@@krurya5369 Definitely check the official rules. Here's why I say that: the application is in Spring and takes a year, so as a current sophomore the next application is around Spring 2021, to fly out in April 2022. You wouldn't fly out until your senior year. I'm pretty sure you want to aim for the Research Student level if you're already in college.
do you need to know how to draw to be a voice actor????
こんにちは
Can i do bachelor in Japan b.com and get scolorship (mext) pls reply me
Read the rules on your closest Japanese Embassy's website. It'll tell you if you can apply.
I didn't understand sister, which level is this class? And are they nihonjin students?
It's a mixed school for design college (Japanese and foreign students), High School course (Japanese students) and Japanese Language School (foreign students). To do the manga or design classes you have to test into the school (with fluent Japanese)
@@kemushichan ah okay sister
All the best to you my dear
わかりました
ありがとうございます
☺💖
Was it awkward recording during class? 😅
Yeah! Haha tried my best to just set up tripods and let the cameras run on their own because I didn't want to interrupt everyone. We had a lot of fun though!
@@kemushichan awesome. ☺ I'm glad they let you record, it was really interesting to see what it's like. 👍
Ever wonder what would happen if you spoke anime Japanese in real life?
the japanese language school app keeps saying"404"