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@@alanortiz4088 It seems like the opposite is true in Japan, more small businesses starting up. I could be wrong though, thats the impression I've gotten from others.
@@khilda8004 By exploiting their employees. Capitalism is a dead end street as eternal growth is not feasible and capitalism's success relies on it being feasible.
I’m happy he has a fairly chilled out work life. A lot of these vids have people working all day, at least he’s doing normal hours and sees his friends after. Seems like a great place to work!
@@KarenReyes408 what are normal hours then? he works 7 hours a day which is normal for european people, maybe even an hour low. Condisering hes probably having to work on saturdays it might even be considered a little above average here
Right? I had to pause the video when I saw what time he was leaving work because it was actually a fuckin normal time, then I rewound to see when he got in to work. Really sad that seeing some normal working hours in Japan makes you question reality just about. Hopefully the pay isn't completely useless
Watching these kinds of videos makes you realise that you don't need much in your life to be happy. Doing what you love and quietly leading your own happy life is something that is more than enough for a human :)
I wouldn't say Legend. A normal employed person normally take their failures and turn it into success. I fail many time in my company, but as long I improve going forward and don't make the same mistake, you only make it better. As long you accept a failure, and use that failure as a learning lesson, you can be successful in life. This guy is no different then any other dedicated worker. Just need to show effort, once you repeated things for a while, you can tell the different between things
“The Lord is not slow in keeping his promise, as some understand slowness. Instead he is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance.” 2 Peter 3:9 NIV ROMANS 10:9-11 “If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you profess your faith and are saved. As Scripture says, “Anyone who believes in him will never be put to shame” Matthew 11:28-30 “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.” “For the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost.”” Luke 19:10 God wants us to believe in His One and Only Son, Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior, who died for our sins :D When we truly believe in our hearts that Jesus is the Son of God, who died for our sins so we could have eternal life with God, we are saved from the eternal fire and have eternal life in Christ Jesus!! 💖 May God bless you all! ❤️😊
he also does a lot of pretending. Example: he acts as if he cleans the fermentation room, scrubbing only floor and ceiling, it's visible that walls, which has most area are left untouched for a looong time, which makes all that scrubbing pointless.
@@zzcunning tours at workplaces, quick interviews with coworkers, showing what company does. It's all staged and must show the company in a good light. You can clearly see the difference with first episodes being concentrated around the particular episode hero, their thoughts, feelings etc. and now, after quick morning routine it's mostly a presentation of the company
This was the most chill video of day in the life series, didn't expect such a friendly and relaxed working environment especially from Japanese society. Keep up the great work!
This man is such life goals. He is earning money doing what he likes and the work environment looks so friendly and peaceful. It was nice to see small businesses like this flourish. Good video.
I know it's just you and maybe a small team Paolo, but man I could use an episode of this like every week lol. It's some of the best content on TH-cam for me. Been following you for years and everytime a new Day in the Life pops up I'm excited! Please keep it up!
OH NO! Now I want to see the day in the life of the owner, his coworkers, the lady from the izakaya he goes to and his rapper friend. This video has to be the one on the series with the most chill people ever.
He's actually got a pretty easy life in Japan considering some of the videos I've seen have people up at 5am and getting home at like 10pm. Hope he appreciates it and makes the most of it, he seems to be doing just fine. Good going.
It just seems like he knows how to take it easy, setting healthy boundaries and picking a great boss are why he's living the life he chose. Many would be peer pressured to "look cool" but notice how his best friend is a rapper, and he was a writer--they forged their own path. Rare in Japan.
@@LilJimmyy him being rich i hadn't even thought of ahaha but single family income that 70% can't afford, that makes sense...tbh this is true of every nationality, you will (almost) never see a comfortable person who wasn't born rich.
he doesn't own his own business, not like a lot of other people in these videos. If you are a small business owner in food or similar in japan, you're gonna basically be working all day, every day.
aww his mom is so sweet and she looks so happy her son is back home :) I also like the unique shop, it's a small business but looks like they're doing well.
its really essential to not just move out with 18-21 but also then later spent some time at home again and if possible even a few months. Every mom deserves that and if here is a good rs its good :).
12:39 hahaha, one of the few times in these day in the life videos i see the people having fun and cracking jokes with eachother. really refreshing, glad his workplace is good
@@constanciandraemilia how dare you come in here and say something that makes perfect sense!! 😡 I'm joking of course!! I literally 🤦🏻♀️ when I read your reply because it's so obvious, yet it hadn't crossed my mind at all! 🤣🤣🤣
What I totally love about Japan are humility and equality. From your "Day in the Life" videos, I see how humble they are and how one job is not considered as more prestigious than others. Other than this, the sense of duty, following schedule and respecting others as well as one's time are extremely great things about work life Japan.
As far as equality...It is far from true. Why most people you see in the videos do see to be in prestigiuous jobs is because it's all jobs that are conserving japanese culture. ( Food in this case ). Japan love people who work into jobs that are rooted in old traditions so they have a lot of respect. But if truly every work was equal, why do you think parents put so much pressure for kids to go at the top unis, and get the top jobs
that is because it was air live around the globe and in japan, they did not sensor it when will smith yelled the f word, it was very raw. i saw the uncensored video and it came from a japanese channel.
@@Coldbreezed agreed, and literally his action encourage others to attacking comedian on stage just like what happens to Dave Chappele mere weeks later
"A day in the life of ....", is the best shows ever happen on TH-cam. They always cheer me up, they are therapeutic, it is so wonderful and inspiring to follow the daily life of highly talented workers. Makes me want to do my best in my own job. 🤗
Kazu is such a handsome man and his disposition is admirable!! It was so cool seeing his routine. I’ve never had natto before, but I’d love to try it one day.
Paolo I just realized how good of a cameramen you are! All the angles that you get during the videos, with the background music and everythig, man your work is beautiful, congratulations
I would watch a day in the life of a Fijian Accountant as long as Paolo was making it. My god this format is entertaining. Truly, Paolo, you've given me this appreciation for others that I don't know that anything has given me before. Everyone and what they do are so interesting!
I am a university instructor, but I find myself jealous of this man's life. It's so predictable and satisfying in its own way and people find great joy from natto.
@@kynite-gt4om Well he is practically the co-owner so I think it's not that bad. And the minimum wage in Tokyo is around 1000 yen, which is still more than in the USA
Cool vid! Would you be able to show us the egg creation process? I’m interested in how farmers in Japan elevate quality management to allow for eggs to be eaten raw. Thanks for considering!
Usually eggs can be eaten raw if they're raised more naturally. Most issues arise when they're stuck in cages, antibiotics play a huge role in promoting stronger strains that can get people ill.
@@makeda6530 The lad is thin and cool/aloof, which both are the qualities highly esteemed by Japanese females (or males, if they are into it) in terms of attraction, as per studies. So he could be certainly popular among those who seek relations. Let's hope he is/will he happy.
Very nice work environment, his coworkers are diligent and friendly. I’m glad it’s easier for him to live at home with his parents while looking for a new apartment. His mother is really kind!!! I’d love to work in a similar environment, it doesn’t seem too stressful.
he is so different ~ 1) he stay in heart of Tokyo.. I saw many ppl could not stay there ... 2) he is a writer and now a natto maker..special .. 3) he work stop at 5.30... many ppl work up to midnight .. he seem good looking etc ... he is just so different and special
Excellent video! My mom makes natto in Argentina! She has a two person operation, her and my dad. I like the idea of home made specialty manufacturing.
Love this series. I'm curious about the fitness industry in Japan. Can you do something along the lines of day in the life of a Japanese gym owner/ bodybuilder / fitness model/ influencer?. Keep up the awesome videos
This was really cool! You can tell this business is really committed to quality without cutting any corners (such as using the wood wrappers). It's been a while since I've seen a business putting in the extra work to make the best product possible, and not compromising on anything because of effort/cost.
it's incredible that he handles so many different tasks in one day. from all the technical knowhow that goes into making natto to interacting with customers at the front. maybe the store needs to hire more lol.
Watching this while eating some breakfast before I go to Nagoya. Your videos helped on my wait to enter Japan to study, and watching them here now is just beautiful.
It always blows my mind how much time, care and diligence the Japanese community put into everything..food, cars, delivery, transportation, everything. So amazing,
This was a very interesting window view of a smaller business, I hope you will do more of these in the future! I really enjoyed this one, thank you for posting! ♥
Love this series. Gives an eye-opening view to different professions in Japan, which personally have always been extremely curious about. Love natto and try to increase it in my diet, so this was great! Keep up the great work! Would love to see more videos on the day of the life of: doctors in private practice, doctors in teaching hospitals, kindergarten school teachers, nursery school teachers, sushi chefs at tsukiji fish market, fishermen at tsukiji fish market, takoyaki makers, anime creators, animation assistants, bankers, and ryokan managers. Thank you!
This is great! My goodness I miss nattou so much...! Their nattou must be amazing. I had so much nice nattou when I lived in Tohoku. And all of those different kinds of soybeans... YUM.
I admit that when I first came to live in Japan I absolutely hated natto. I could not even handled the smell of it . Now, I could not start my day without it. A small bowl of hot rice and natto with raw egg stir into it is a perfect breakfast meal for me .
First time I had it, I just... couldn't, not sure why. At some point 4 years later, I was curious to try it again and was "Oh my God, this is so good!" The mustard was what made the difference for me and the hint of smokiness. I bought a variety of natto and the ones that didn't come with mustard was edible, but not amazing.
@@shamidkpzd If it's the slimy texture, the are non-slimy ones now, like one of the varieties they make at this place. I actually don't prefer it because it taste just like eating (boiled/steam) beans on rice. In 2014 when I first had it, the texture was also one of the factor I couldn't get past but 6 years later I actually prefer the slimy texture. My theory is maybe back then it was unknown but since my body didn't react unfavorably to it and maybe even benefit from it, my brain might've greenlighted natto as 'safe'. That said, I also liked mushrooms and mochi, foods that one friend of mine considered 'slimy' and does not touch.
I also eat it quite frequently- when I first had it in Japan I didn’t even know what it was. I just like beans, so between the rice, sauce and scallions it was delicious. Makes a simple, healthy dinner as well.
My teen went the other way. The first time they had natto when we lived in Japan they were about 4 years old. I didn't like it, but I didn't say anything when they had a natto roll with their set meal one day. They loved it. We bought it for them a lot. They still liked it until they were... about 10. Now they don't like it any more.
Always love to hear your introduction to every video. Life is so much easy and light when you have a mom that's always by your side and father too off course.
Didn't realize there were so many different types of natto! While I buy it from our local H-mart & there are some small taste/texture differences of the brands, I haven't seen an actual 'variety' of bean types. I would love to try them all!
Love this series so much! Awesome video! Can you do a day in life of a structural engineer? There're so many earthquakes strike Japan, and it'd be interesting to see how structural engineers in Japan design buildings and bridges to survive in some of the massive earthquakes.
I love how there's an electric guitar just sitting randomly in the corner of the little office. I mean, with everything going on, when does one have time to play? Are they shredding some crazy natto inspired riffs for customers? Another educational and fun video. Truthfully, your videos convey such a personal feeling with each one I watch. Keep up the excellent work!
I love natto and watching the production makes me appreciate it even more. Been a while since I've seen a stress-free work environment for Japanese folks. The synergy is fantastic. Co-workers of different ages but working harmoniously. Great vid!
Seeing the camaraderie between the employees working together and just shooting the breeze, it brings a human element to it and shows that all peoples from all walks of life are the same.
Thank you Paolo, I love the look and feel of cozy Japanese neighborhoods, houses, small businesses, train stations... it's so nostalgic to me! I need to go back to Japan some day.
Long time fan here! I usually don’t comment on TH-cam but I gotta show some love and let you know this is definitely one of my favorite channels on here. Loving all the videos keep up the great work! Much love from Dallas, Texas
I've been eating natto for my entire life; I grew up with it. So thank you for teaching more people about it. Oh my god you even taught them about egg natto; praise you!!!!
Hi Paolo, I absolutely love your 'day in the life' series! I'm hooked! Could you do more of these on people working in creative fields? Maybe artists, illustrators, painters, designers, fashion designers, actors and writers? Greetings from Aruba in the Caribbean!
Well not gonna lie, he's indeed sweet. But, then a dialogue from his mom, "he's sweet" OMG, I'm right. Yes, looks like his sweetness comes from his long hair that covers some of the part of his face. I was long-haired too just like him, but felt so awful and kinda stifling that's why i cut my hair (ngl, it looked so sweet when I smiled). Nice video Paolo, we enjoy it!
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A day of a life of a japanese rapper hahaha.. next
Another great video! Thanks, Paolo! I love this Day in the Life series! ❤
I love natto and miso soup yummy I just had it today. I love tamango gohan.
please do more “a day in a life of a mangaka in japan”
Watching small businesses like these is much more calming rather than the chaotic huge companies.
Yeah and micro managed like a slave. Sad small companies disappearing
@@alanortiz4088 It seems like the opposite is true in Japan, more small businesses starting up. I could be wrong though, thats the impression I've gotten from others.
But huge one make more money tho
@@khilda8004 By exploiting their employees. Capitalism is a dead end street as eternal growth is not feasible and capitalism's success relies on it being feasible.
small businesses can become chaotic too
I’m happy he has a fairly chilled out work life. A lot of these vids have people working all day, at least he’s doing normal hours and sees his friends after. Seems like a great place to work!
He is not doing normal hours.
@@KarenReyes408 what are normal hours then? he works 7 hours a day which is normal for european people, maybe even an hour low. Condisering hes probably having to work on saturdays it might even be considered a little above average here
@@MrSepox In the USA 8 hours, the coworkers and the owner seem to have regular hours but he definitely works daily overtime.
Right? I had to pause the video when I saw what time he was leaving work because it was actually a fuckin normal time, then I rewound to see when he got in to work. Really sad that seeing some normal working hours in Japan makes you question reality just about. Hopefully the pay isn't completely useless
@@KarenReyes408 he works 7 hours, 1030-530 so isn't that normal? What do you mean by daily overtime 🤔
Watching these kinds of videos makes you realise that you don't need much in your life to be happy. Doing what you love and quietly leading your own happy life is something that is more than enough for a human :)
If anything a lot of people need less in their life to be happy haha
I love this guy he admits many times about mistakes and made it better, legend
I wouldn't say Legend. A normal employed person normally take their failures and turn it into success. I fail many time in my company, but as long I improve going forward and don't make the same mistake, you only make it better.
As long you accept a failure, and use that failure as a learning lesson, you can be successful in life.
This guy is no different then any other dedicated worker. Just need to show effort, once you repeated things for a while, you can tell the different between things
@@organiccitric7632 T'is just a hyperbolic way of praising the mindset that's all
“The Lord is not slow in keeping his promise, as some understand slowness. Instead he is patient with you, not wanting anyone to perish, but everyone to come to repentance.”
2 Peter 3:9 NIV
ROMANS 10:9-11 “If you declare with your mouth, “Jesus is Lord,” and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. For it is with your heart that you believe and are justified, and it is with your mouth that you profess your faith and are saved. As Scripture says, “Anyone who believes in him will never be put to shame”
Matthew 11:28-30 “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. Take my yoke upon you and learn from me, for I am gentle and humble in heart, and you will find rest for your souls. For my yoke is easy and my burden is light.”
“For the Son of Man came to seek and to save the lost.””
Luke 19:10
God wants us to believe in His One and Only Son, Jesus Christ our Lord and Savior, who died for our sins :D When we truly believe in our hearts that Jesus is the Son of God, who died for our sins so we could have eternal life with God, we are saved from the eternal fire and have eternal life in Christ Jesus!! 💖 May God bless you all! ❤️😊
he also does a lot of pretending. Example: he acts as if he cleans the fermentation room, scrubbing only floor and ceiling, it's visible that walls, which has most area are left untouched for a looong time, which makes all that scrubbing pointless.
@@ShitThatsMynThe paint on the wall is flaking. It is NOT mould on the wall. Steam and disinfectant likely kill any bacteria or mould on the wall.
He looks quiet and reserved but he’s so sweet and thoughtful, getting his mom that nice necklace for her wedding anniversary.
He is handsome 😻
@@aneeshchowdhury3856 i know right!!!❤️😩
@@aneeshchowdhury3856 yeah! 😭
@@aneeshchowdhury3856 Amen!
Lotta Indians here hehehe
There's something very chill yet very elegant about this dude.
I’ll never get tired of these “day in the life of” videos! Love them!
Same
they're really not that fun anymore, they're all sponsored now, too polished, too rigid
I am glad they tend to do well for Paolo and get a lot of views, these videos deserve all the love.
@@zzcunning tours at workplaces, quick interviews with coworkers, showing what company does. It's all staged and must show the company in a good light. You can clearly see the difference with first episodes being concentrated around the particular episode hero, their thoughts, feelings etc. and now, after quick morning routine it's mostly a presentation of the company
@ɴɪɢɢᴇʀ RIP Takeashi it was a big boy
This was the most chill video of day in the life series, didn't expect such a friendly and relaxed working environment especially from Japanese society. Keep up the great work!
The more stressed you are when making natto, the more foul the taste
You should visit japan one day
@@shinghagerald1638 I hope that I can eventually but the flights are so damn expensive lmao
@@Aligatorxx3 by the way where you from US ? Thats literally expensive but who knows someday you can be there with your bf
@@shinghagerald1638 Oh I'm definitely visiting one day! it's my childhood dream
This man is such life goals. He is earning money doing what he likes and the work environment looks so friendly and peaceful. It was nice to see small businesses like this flourish. Good video.
I know it's just you and maybe a small team Paolo, but man I could use an episode of this like every week lol. It's some of the best content on TH-cam for me. Been following you for years and everytime a new Day in the Life pops up I'm excited! Please keep it up!
Would also watch a weekly show and pay for it.
I agree, this content is freaking Phenomenal!!!
I thought I was the only one hahaha
I love it too!
Agreed i really enjoy all of them!!
OH NO! Now I want to see the day in the life of the owner, his coworkers, the lady from the izakaya he goes to and his rapper friend.
This video has to be the one on the series with the most chill people ever.
Omg he should do one with the izayaka owner! That would be so cool
He's actually got a pretty easy life in Japan considering some of the videos I've seen have people up at 5am and getting home at like 10pm. Hope he appreciates it and makes the most of it, he seems to be doing just fine.
Good going.
From his apartment seems his family is well off so he probably would not put up with being borderline exploited. He does what he enjoys
he seems rich tho
It just seems like he knows how to take it easy, setting healthy boundaries and picking a great boss are why he's living the life he chose. Many would be peer pressured to "look cool" but notice how his best friend is a rapper, and he was a writer--they forged their own path. Rare in Japan.
@@LilJimmyy him being rich i hadn't even thought of ahaha but single family income that 70% can't afford, that makes sense...tbh this is true of every nationality, you will (almost) never see a comfortable person who wasn't born rich.
he doesn't own his own business, not like a lot of other people in these videos. If you are a small business owner in food or similar in japan, you're gonna basically be working all day, every day.
I need this man in my life. So peaceful and thoughtful. And admit the mistakes without fear! A humble personality. I salute you, man!
He so fine
@@elenaamariutei666 yeah he's handsome
@@soumayar6600 ikr he's so handsome i really want to eat him like a scoop of ice cream
@@elenaamariutei666 yeah, damn, I love Japanese man, I might fly to Japan and marry one! This is one of the effect of being otaku.
@@hddh94 but it’s way to pricey and the flight duration is at least 1 day average( from where I am) 🥲🥲
aww his mom is so sweet and she looks so happy her son is back home :) I also like the unique shop, it's a small business but looks like they're doing well.
its really essential to not just move out with 18-21 but also then later spent some time at home again and if possible even a few months. Every mom deserves that and if here is a good rs its good :).
@@johnair1 no, some moms deserve to rot in hell and never be spoken to again
His job seems pretty chill. Requires effort and practice, but seems manageable and not with out of control stress.
12:39 hahaha, one of the few times in these day in the life videos i see the people having fun and cracking jokes with eachother. really refreshing, glad his workplace is good
Ikr 😂
I swear the boss Is so quiet and staying out of camera.
@@shitsuke3649 shy boss
@@shitsuke3649 he probably likes being alone which is fine
Holy crap this guys' parents have an amazing huge apartment for central Tokyo. Must be quite comfortable financially.
My reaction was exactly the same haha..
I visited Tokyo several times for trainings/meetings and yep.. Kazu's Parents' apartment is huge
well, his father is in real estate so maybe that's why.
@@constanciandraemilia how dare you come in here and say something that makes perfect sense!! 😡
I'm joking of course!! I literally 🤦🏻♀️ when I read your reply because it's so obvious, yet it hadn't crossed my mind at all! 🤣🤣🤣
But HIS ALARM SOUNDS LIKE smthing dangerous gonna happen 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Woah here i was finding it really simple. Like didn’t see any embellishments that gave off the we’re very well-off vibe.
What I totally love about Japan are humility and equality. From your "Day in the Life" videos, I see how humble they are and how one job is not considered as more prestigious than others. Other than this, the sense of duty, following schedule and respecting others as well as one's time are extremely great things about work life Japan.
As far as equality...It is far from true. Why most people you see in the videos do see to be in prestigiuous jobs is because it's all jobs that are conserving japanese culture. ( Food in this case ). Japan love people who work into jobs that are rooted in old traditions so they have a lot of respect. But if truly every work was equal, why do you think parents put so much pressure for kids to go at the top unis, and get the top jobs
Unexpected WIll Smith talk in this episode LOL, that slaps literally heard around the world
that is because it was air live around the globe and in japan, they did not sensor it when will smith yelled the f word, it was very raw. i saw the uncensored video and it came from a japanese channel.
Thought i had heard the last of it
Yes Will Smith has lost alot of respect here due to his actions. Every person condemns his immature behavior that night
@@Coldbreezed Agreed.
@@Coldbreezed agreed, and literally his action encourage others to attacking comedian on stage just like what happens to Dave Chappele mere weeks later
"A day in the life of ....", is the best shows ever happen on TH-cam.
They always cheer me up, they are therapeutic, it is so wonderful and inspiring to follow the daily life of highly talented workers. Makes me want to do my best in my own job. 🤗
Well put!
Well said! It's both calming and informative. I always feel Paolo has a talent for making it easy to empathize with the persons he presents.
Beautifully worded, dear respected Father. I completely agree with you.
Same here, watching the videos from 'a day in the life of' of japan such give me more energy
Kazu is such a handsome man and his disposition is admirable!! It was so cool seeing his routine. I’ve never had natto before, but I’d love to try it one day.
does kazu have any socials (insta or his yt channel)
@@yoongisbixch923 leave him alone and keep loving your yoongi pls
@@kittiefloyd LMAO
Paolo please never stop doing these videos, they are so relaxing, love them!
Facts!!
This was probably my favorite episode so far. Something very wholesome about him and his life.
Paolo I just realized how good of a cameramen you are! All the angles that you get during the videos, with the background music and everythig, man your work is beautiful, congratulations
Yea, its cut/edited exactly like "Come Dine with Me" he even sounds like the host, haha.
11:02 _"It's a Fun and Relaxed work environment"_ this is one of the most chill and calming work environment I discovered 😄
I would watch a day in the life of a Fijian Accountant as long as Paolo was making it. My god this format is entertaining. Truly, Paolo, you've given me this appreciation for others that I don't know that anything has given me before. Everyone and what they do are so interesting!
Cute photo
Don't underestimate us Fijian Accountants🤣
@@TARS.. accountants can be wild, my grandpa Ivan was an accountant, and that was *only* boring thing about him...
I am a university instructor, but I find myself jealous of this man's life. It's so predictable and satisfying in its own way and people find great joy from natto.
I miss that. Waking up and your mom already have your breakfast ready on the table 😫
me too!! when i visit my parents for the holidays i start feeling like a kid again
@@hejckexnekeifj2738 yes! I love that feeling.
Hey hi girl
My mom never did that.
@@unicornsrice1667 your mom is still the best
Honestly this looks like such a fun job with great people around. Definitely would love to work there
small paycheck 😬😬
@@kynite-gt4om how would you know?
@@kynite-gt4om Who cares
@@DemoTou he, if he want to start a family and move out.
@@kynite-gt4om Well he is practically the co-owner so I think it's not that bad. And the minimum wage in Tokyo is around 1000 yen, which is still more than in the USA
Kazu and his friends were probably one of the most welcoming ones in this series, massive W 🗿
His mom too
Cool vid! Would you be able to show us the egg creation process? I’m interested in how farmers in Japan elevate quality management to allow for eggs to be eaten raw. Thanks for considering!
Usually eggs can be eaten raw if they're raised more naturally. Most issues arise when they're stuck in cages, antibiotics play a huge role in promoting stronger strains that can get people ill.
I don't think their cameras can fit inside a chicken. Joking aside, I second this. That would be a genuinely interesting topic. Also chickens
Yah! Just what I was thinking, would be super interesting
Ooh yes interesting topic!
Agreed
He's super cute!! And it's great that he's surrounded by such good energy. Great job Team Paolo!
His mom 🫣
Indeed.
*SERIOUSLY* cute, elegant, graceful.
I'm happy I wasn't the only one who mentioned he's a handsome young man and seems like a sweet guy.
@@makeda6530 The lad is thin and cool/aloof, which both are the qualities highly esteemed by Japanese females (or males, if they are into it) in terms of attraction, as per studies. So he could be certainly popular among those who seek relations. Let's hope he is/will he happy.
@@StrangerHappened i wanna suck his natto if you know what i mean :)
Very nice work environment, his coworkers are diligent and friendly. I’m glad it’s easier for him to live at home with his parents while looking for a new apartment. His mother is really kind!!! I’d love to work in a similar environment, it doesn’t seem too stressful.
Dude works in every area of the store and is so relaxed. Good way to be.
The walkability of Japanese urban areas is very nice to see.
he is so different ~ 1) he stay in heart of Tokyo.. I saw many ppl could not stay there ... 2) he is a writer and now a natto maker..special .. 3) he work stop at 5.30... many ppl work up to midnight .. he seem good looking etc ... he is just so different and special
Excellent video! My mom makes natto in Argentina!
She has a two person operation, her and my dad. I like the idea of home made specialty manufacturing.
You can't beat homemade goods.
Saludos desde Buenos Aires ! 🎈
Kazu and his mom are absolutely adorable, his friends seem so fun to be around especially the rapper guy.
does kazu have any socials?
For a mega global city like Tokyo, I really love watching these small businesses serving their local community
Love this series. I'm curious about the fitness industry in Japan. Can you do something along the lines of day in the life of a Japanese gym owner/ bodybuilder / fitness model/ influencer?. Keep up the awesome videos
Just look up Hidetada Yamagishi
I haven't seen one day in the life where the person goes to the gym during the day they usually just overwork themselves
You Tuberのmarina takewakiさんが日本で一番有名だと思います。
@@minority86 Lol look at one of his first day in a life videos. The girl literally leaves work during the day to go to the gym.
@@calipo5110 which one?
what a cool mom. he's lucky to have her
This was really cool! You can tell this business is really committed to quality without cutting any corners (such as using the wood wrappers). It's been a while since I've seen a business putting in the extra work to make the best product possible, and not compromising on anything because of effort/cost.
It is so nice to see a small business production instead of industrialised one. Thanks Paolo. I'm a fan of you day in the life series. Keep it up!
it's incredible that he handles so many different tasks in one day. from all the technical knowhow that goes into making natto to interacting with customers at the front. maybe the store needs to hire more lol.
I love these chilled tactile professions where people actually produce something tangible in the end. very nice
Watching this while eating some breakfast before I go to Nagoya. Your videos helped on my wait to enter Japan to study, and watching them here now is just beautiful.
That's awesome!
@@PaolofromTOKYO yes! I waited for 2 years and now my dreams are coming true.
Great, where did you come from ? I am also in that plan, I still need to figure out the requirements from my country.
@@xagonianaturalx Very happy for you. How long are you going to be studying there? And what are your first impressions?
@@PaolofromTOKYO this videos are amazing. Thanks 🙏
It always blows my mind how much time, care and diligence the Japanese community put into everything..food, cars, delivery, transportation, everything. So amazing,
What i really admire about japanese are their passion and cleanliness
The mom needs to drop her skincare routine rn LOL skin be immaculate
Probably eating healthy as many japanese eat whole foods
This working environment is so different from a more traditional Japanese business and refreshing to see!
If you think about it, this type of work IS traditional. It's the post-modern work environment that changed Japan.
@@trinicade7574 I guess you're right, but if I hear traditional I think big firms with very strict hierarchy when it comes to Japan.
If you look at the car mechanic’s a day of work, it should be the one closest to real Japan now..
@@Fabio-ql5yf that's absolutely false. Considering how deeply rooted the respect for higher rank is seated in Japanese culture.
とっても興味深い！こんな若い人が作ってるとか素晴らしい✨
This was a very interesting window view of a smaller business, I hope you will do more of these in the future! I really enjoyed this one, thank you for posting! ♥
Love this series. Gives an eye-opening view to different professions in Japan, which personally have always been extremely curious about. Love natto and try to increase it in my diet, so this was great! Keep up the great work!
Would love to see more videos on the day of the life of: doctors in private practice, doctors in teaching hospitals, kindergarten school teachers, nursery school teachers, sushi chefs at tsukiji fish market, fishermen at tsukiji fish market, takoyaki makers, anime creators, animation assistants, bankers, and ryokan managers. Thank you!
すっごい美味しそうな納豆💓これ朝ごはんに出てきたら絶対朝早く起きるわ
Wow, arrives at work at 10:30, leaves at 5:30. He has to have the most sane work schedule in Japan.
I knew that if i looked hard enough i would find this very comment. Saved me from having to post it..
@@gewglesux your comment made me smile😅
@@ruikiyono2646
I'm glad i could help!!
He makes +/- 900 Japanese yen or $7.00 USA dollar an hour
@@richardschneider4775 Thank God for Parents.
I love this series, it's really cool to see how people in Japan live their lives
This is great! My goodness I miss nattou so much...! Their nattou must be amazing. I had so much nice nattou when I lived in Tohoku. And all of those different kinds of soybeans... YUM.
I admit that when I first came to live in Japan I absolutely hated natto. I could not even handled the smell of it . Now, I could not start my day without it. A small bowl of hot rice and natto with raw egg stir into it is a perfect breakfast meal for me .
First time I had it, I just... couldn't, not sure why. At some point 4 years later, I was curious to try it again and was "Oh my God, this is so good!" The mustard was what made the difference for me and the hint of smokiness. I bought a variety of natto and the ones that didn't come with mustard was edible, but not amazing.
My main thing is the texture. I don’t mind the taste, but I can’t get past the texture.
@@shamidkpzd If it's the slimy texture, the are non-slimy ones now, like one of the varieties they make at this place. I actually don't prefer it because it taste just like eating (boiled/steam) beans on rice.
In 2014 when I first had it, the texture was also one of the factor I couldn't get past but 6 years later I actually prefer the slimy texture. My theory is maybe back then it was unknown but since my body didn't react unfavorably to it and maybe even benefit from it, my brain might've greenlighted natto as 'safe'.
That said, I also liked mushrooms and mochi, foods that one friend of mine considered 'slimy' and does not touch.
I also eat it quite frequently- when I first had it in Japan I didn’t even know what it was. I just like beans, so between the rice, sauce and scallions it was delicious. Makes a simple, healthy dinner as well.
My teen went the other way. The first time they had natto when we lived in Japan they were about 4 years old. I didn't like it, but I didn't say anything when they had a natto roll with their set meal one day. They loved it. We bought it for them a lot. They still liked it until they were... about 10. Now they don't like it any more.
This series is so addictive and calming and really just brings me down to earth for a moment. I know I'm just going to have the most relaxed say ever
I have so much respect for these workers! So hard to work in the heat and constantly moving... So much knowledge to do this is amazing! 😍
What a great small business! Traditional yet so modern at the same time.
Thank you.
These kinda videos from Paolo are probably the best.
Wishing the best to his family.
Aunties aren’t fooling anyone they go to see the cute Natto guy at the counter 😂😂
right?😂 they even brought gifts
I was thinking the same thing..
I thought they were flirting with him, at first
That was completely my thought as well.
I mean, he's really cute, I'd be a patron too
Hes living a good life! Laid back and he looks like he loves his job! Awesome Paolo
Always love to hear your introduction to every video. Life is so much easy and light when you have a mom that's always by your side and father too off course.
Didn't realize there were so many different types of natto! While I buy it from our local H-mart & there are some small taste/texture differences of the brands, I haven't seen an actual 'variety' of bean types. I would love to try them all!
Love this series so much! Awesome video! Can you do a day in life of a structural engineer? There're so many earthquakes strike Japan, and it'd be interesting to see how structural engineers in Japan design buildings and bridges to survive in some of the massive earthquakes.
Living with your parents is so underrated👀💕 it's awesome and financially liberating🥰
I wish I could do that. But you’re expected to move out after high school in my country 😢
I love how there's an electric guitar just sitting randomly in the corner of the little office. I mean, with everything going on, when does one have time to play? Are they shredding some crazy natto inspired riffs for customers?
Another educational and fun video. Truthfully, your videos convey such a personal feeling with each one I watch. Keep up the excellent work!
I’m secretly hoping that guitar is used for natto songs
love every part of this series.. positivity..the vibe..other culture..good job recording it
Incredibly amusing. Good luck in your projects
16:33
The rapper in the last scene is me.
It's 如来giveShungiku‼︎
very nice
Cool😎😎
Yo! Noise!! Ill check ur raps!
Once I heard you rapping I needed to know you @ immediately lol
Tell everyone to throw their masks in the garbage.
Even though it looks like a lot of tasks in a day it actually looks like a pretty chill work environment. And Kazu is a handsome guy. Hehe
Had the pleasure of visit Setagaya, Japan many years ago. Beautiful country and wonderful people. Very special time for me with wonderful memories.
Love these! Other jobs I would love to see in Japan: Teacher/Professor, Nurse/Doctor/Healthcare worker, Artist
I love natto and watching the production makes me appreciate it even more. Been a while since I've seen a stress-free work environment for Japanese folks. The synergy is fantastic. Co-workers of different ages but working harmoniously. Great vid!
Seeing the camaraderie between the employees working together and just shooting the breeze, it brings a human element to it and shows that all peoples from all walks of life are the same.
Without your videos, I wouldn’t know this much about Japan. ❤️
LOADS of content providers on YT about Japan...
@@gewglesux I prefer his….
@@Krissshereee As you wish.
@@gewglesux paolos vids are pretty on point and very informative. I dont know any other JP youtuber that do it like this.
@@hamsensei3866 He does do the "life of a" where every one else dosen't
I really love watching A Day in the Life series, even the other videos. It's not only fun to watch but educational. 😄
Love my Natto…didn’t know the process was so intensive…grew up with it… love to be able to try those special ones they make !..
I always loved natto ever since I was a kid. So glad to see a video on it!!!
Thank you Paolo, I love the look and feel of cozy Japanese neighborhoods, houses, small businesses, train stations... it's so nostalgic to me! I need to go back to Japan some day.
Sehr schön, Japan und die Japaner in ihrem Alltag so authentisch und Nah kennen zu lernen.
"Life is so easy right now," I felt that. Being coddled by ones parents is nice from time to time :)
I really love the dress sense of Japanese people, I live in London and I always admire how effortless yet stylish they look!
I’m a huge fan from your videos, you show me literally the other side of the world, I really want to visit Japan one day, greetings from 🇲🇽
Wow 10:30 AM to 5:30 PM, that's a pretty good work-life balance!
Long time fan here! I usually don’t comment on TH-cam but I gotta show some love and let you know this is definitely one of my favorite channels on here. Loving all the videos keep up the great work! Much love from Dallas, Texas
This one has to be my favorite video so far. I love that it covered a job unique to japan.
I've been eating natto for my entire life; I grew up with it. So thank you for teaching more people about it. Oh my god you even taught them about egg natto; praise you!!!!
I really enjoy learning more about Japanese culture.
Watching your videos made me realize how vast japan's culture is. It's seriously amazing.
Hi Paolo, I absolutely love your 'day in the life' series! I'm hooked! Could you do more of these on people working in creative fields? Maybe artists, illustrators, painters, designers, fashion designers, actors and writers? Greetings from Aruba in the Caribbean!
This was so great to watch, thank you for sharing!
So impressed with this modern and traditional company!
I love your day in life series. Please keep making!!!
Your channel inspired me to start eating natto and now its become a regular breakfast meal. Thanks Paolo!
Well not gonna lie, he's indeed sweet. But, then a dialogue from his mom, "he's sweet" OMG, I'm right. Yes, looks like his sweetness comes from his long hair that covers some of the part of his face. I was long-haired too just like him, but felt so awful and kinda stifling that's why i cut my hair (ngl, it looked so sweet when I smiled). Nice video Paolo, we enjoy it!
Japanese culture and cuisine is amazing.