Yo thanks for having me on the channel once again for the much needed update! Japan has been super kind to me and I hope this has given everyone a bit of a window into everyday life here!
Mad respect for you. Some blacks that come to Japan try to bring that hood or ghetto attitude but not you. You go to another foreign country to stay you have to adapt and absorb the culture. Once you do that, you gain respect and appreciation from the people of that country and of course you need to know the language. Seen other videos of black content coming to Japan being all loud and don’t even respect. I live in America and hope many black folks here come to Japan and learn the culture of respect and moral values and go back here and incorporate into the black community society. Also, if they watch this video, they will see how to properly behave as a man and learn to work smarter not harder. That’s all it takes. Don’t steal, rob, buy illegal drugs and sell them, buy illegal firearms and then use them against innocent people. Yes, this is not a stereotype but always a choice. As long as no race card is pulled out, strive to improve like you then there is a chance. You gotta work hard first but at the same time, you gotta work smarter and the rest will follow eventually. I’m an Asian BTW. Just look at how you cover your mouth when talking and eating. That is an Asian thing that you quickly adapted and didn’t realize because it’s rude if you talk and eat with your mouth open. Also, you quickly learned about not singing loud and you’re used to that in American but in Japan, majority of Japanese are not loud. The problem with black American culture is the loudness and that is especially, with black women. Glad, you mentioned this part of singing in the warehouse part because it’s all about respecting people. Even here in America, not everyone wants to hear people sing loud or blast their music so loud because we are so used to the freedom and take advantage of the entitlement that we don’t realize it when we visit other countries.
@TheHailstorm77 This entire comment of yours is FILLED with problematic statements. Singling out Black people and stating a bunch of stereotypical things...just...yikes. (Also, an aside, covering your mouth while chewing and talking is not an Asian thing. Many cultures do that.)
Man. I keep telling people. There are SO many talented foreigners in Japan barely getting by. I met this brother before, and I’m so glad he didn’t give up.
It’s so true. The struggle was far more tough than I mention in the interview but I like to keep it light. It’s not for the faint hearted but at the other side is a kind of peace you can’t get anywhere else.
I started watching and had to watch to the end. He has a great story I hope my Japanese will be as good as his one day He has a great rapport with the Japanese people he meets
I am a big fan of Michael's music and creativity. I am glad to ser that things have turned around for him and his family. Ranzo, thanks for your continued work and showing how our people arr thriving and surviving.
Wow 😮 @4:19 Shows Michael working on our video for "Stay". Super humble and cool guy that I would like to call a friend. Extremely proud of him and his journey, so much talent and drive!
@OneTwentyOfficial Haha glad you're still talking to Calvin. Everything has been great bro! I'll be back in 5 months. I'll reach out to you directly but I look forward to linking up again for more work 🙏🏾
Michael is so wise. He has learned what matters in life. Love that "Hey Mama, how are you doing"! Praying that the Lord will continue to bless both of you and your family. Merry Christmas and Happy Holiday Season!
this video is really great. You always ask the good questions and listen carefully and respectfully. Michael is a very interesting person. Blessings to you, your family and Michael ❤
I absolutely loved this exchange between the both of you. It was inspiring, fun, serious, and just plan real. Thank you for sharing this with the world.
Listen brother I completely relate to be happily married & ignore temptation. I'm an actor now, use to run a modeling agency in Santa Barbara now living in Hawaii but ran into this clip. I am from East Los Angeles - moved to Hawaii where I met my Japanese wife & now recently bought a 1/2 acre lot with 4 2 story buildings including 12 bdrm main house in Shiga - Hikone area. Preparing for retiring & DIY my home - I keep it very real and welcome you both & yours to stop by if in the area. Still learning language but having a Japanese wife makes it much easier. I hear both of you guys & Im a good judge of character don't care who you are or what you do just looking for good friends I can kick it with when Im there. Maybe just throwing poles in the water in Lake Biwa & talking story. Let it marinate & hit me back. Hope you guys okay from that 7.6 earthquake sad to hear so many died. :{
Thanks for the kind words and we’ll definitely take you up on that when we get to Hawaii! Would love to learn any tips you have on production and running a multimedia company. It’s a tough game to play but it’s my passion and I will definitely make this industry my life’s work.
I’m literally in Japan now been with him the past 3 days! Michael has truly given me the Japan experience! I feel so confident about navigating Tokyo and the train and truly embracing the Japanese culture! Best experience in my 2024 💪🏾💯
This video was so good, thank you guys for making this, sharing the beautiful visuals that Japan is full of, the amazing looking food, and your inspiring and amusing stories and experiences!! I wanna get shot and live now 😂
At @5:19 love hearing him talk Japanese. Thanks for REALLY having him EXPLAIN how he learned the language. As it was hard for him to really go in depth...but Japanese is a VERY HARD LANGUAGE from English speaker. I do wish he had broken it down sooner.
After watching around ten minutes, i just have to say that its great to see the part of japanese neighborhood which isnt shown usually. The silent streets, somehow still maintainded bushesh and extremely upkept trees and all that, not just the downtown shibuya. What always is something that makes me wonder about the culture is that, that you could leave your produce to be sold and rely on the people to actually pay for it. Would mind to get that mindset back to the europe.
Yello! I was so surprised that I saw you all eat a snack that my mother would make (and I continue to make) as a black person from the south. My mom would take the biggest freshest cold tomato she could find, slice it up with some salt and pepper and it is such a great tasting healthy snack. I understand the mayo too. Although we never ate it with mayo like a topping, we’d make basically the same thing as sandwiches. Literal tomato sandwiches with any combination of salt, pepper, mayo and hot sauce. Very very similar to what you all were eating here. Never seen that anywhere else. I find myself being the person introducing this snack to other people and putting them on to it. Very cool to watch it all the way in Japan. I never would have guessed.
This guy is very inspiring and knowledgeable, thank you for bringing hm on to share is story and experiences. Would be awesome to have another interview with but going around Tokyo City, would be interesting to see.
ranzo this was a good video keep up the good work. thank you micheal for sharing your story and your experience living in japan keep up the good work dude
Really fascinating video all around. This was a really good to hear and God keep blessing Michael and all his future endeavors. Really touching to hear him being a dedicated husband to his wife
Great interview. Been interested in learning the language and more about Japanese culture and I always learn something new with videos like this. It can be especially helpful hearing it from foreigners who've adapted to Japan and can tell you the little cultural nuances that you wouldn't think about.
Thank you such an interesting interview, as always. I was hmmm when you visited the old bar, ate tomatoes and soup😋. My daughter and I visited in July this year for our birthdays and the food was my saviour. We were only in Tokyo for just over a week but plan to go back with family next year. Quite an eye opener. I am learning the language to help better communication too.
I love Michael's attitude. He's a darling young man. He's fluent in Japanese, huh? Fantastic!! Michael is a genius. I wonder what his IQ is? Michael is really a one of a kind. A young man and faithful husband. Wow! Hats off! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💣💣💣💣💣 Michael is an amazing young, gifted, BLACK man. Thanks for the video, Ranzo.👍👍👍👍
@@asmane73there are so many more gift young black youngster - regardless of IQ…it’s about finding your purpose and happy place in life and wiilingness to assimilate a bit - without all the needless hate and fear thrown our way.
This was a fun interview to watch. Michael seems like he's in a really great place in life and it really nice to see. As an artist that's not really using my skills, it just feels good to see other artists out there just going for it, following their dreams. He kinda looks like Jean-Michel Basquiat (to me anyway).
Hello. My name is Monica Hubbard. I am enjoying this interview! Walking around Hino looks nice. I would like to speak with Micheal on several subjects including what are the things I need to know before and after moving to Japan. Many thanks. Monica
To Young 👑s doing their thing showing the world how to live and be Humans this is one of my favorite episode May Yahweh Shower you and your Families with Love God Health and God Wealth
❤❤❤❤😊😊😊❤❤❤ I caught u on the video with the guy u interviewed at the burger spot called arrowhead ur videos r so chill informative fun and moving this guy here is a gem I luv his spirit I luv everything about him so glad he was able to elevate from the previous and add flava to this country my fam is hoping to come there as well Thank you for this video. 💯
@29:00 I think the question is where did you learn Japanese, Why did you learn it, how did you learn it, how long did it take you to be fluent, What tools did you use to help you
Wondering if Micheal knows Abroad in Japan? I just know Chris and the gang over at Trash Taste would love to interview him. Vid gave some great insight - wonderful☺️
I wonder what that old lady was saying to him when he was at the vegetable stand . Did anybody else think she was standing there because she thought he would steal from the stand ,she was lingering there for a while ?
She’s talking about her dog. She also asked what vegetables I was buying. Japanese ppl that age if they see a foreigner who stands out often will stop and stare. Conversation is a great way to break the ice as they most likely want to speak but that comes out in odd ways like you saw there 😂
Love his outlook and attitude on everything that he spoke on. The part about his Caucasian father-in-law blew me. He didn't have to go into much detail for us to know that the man is a bigot. It was ok for the white father-in-law to marry a Japanese lady but he didn't want his daughter to marry a black man. That's wild to me but not surprising at all. You can tell he held back out of respect for his wife but in the back of his mind, he's giving his father-in-law the business..... Eating while standing helps with digestion but can also cause gas and bloating....
Actually the father is cool! He definitely tries his best and that’s all I can ask. There’s a lot more at play than I cared to mention in the video. Interracial relationships present so many challenges but Japanese families are quite difficult to appease in the typical sense 💜 I just didn’t want the wrong idea out about my father in law :)
@@OneTwentyOfficialglad you cleared that up. I know and understand how interracial relationships can present challenges. I personally haven't experienced in Japan because my in-laws welcomed me with open arms. In fact, they told me I have a no return policy 🤣🤣🤣... On another note, I think you and I know some of the same people in the industry.
Yo thanks for having me on the channel once again for the much needed update! Japan has been super kind to me and I hope this has given everyone a bit of a window into everyday life here!
Semper Fi bro. Glad your in good spirits 💪🏿
Mad respect for you. Some blacks that come to Japan try to bring that hood or ghetto attitude but not you. You go to another foreign country to stay you have to adapt and absorb the culture. Once you do that, you gain respect and appreciation from the people of that country and of course you need to know the language. Seen other videos of black content coming to Japan being all loud and don’t even respect.
I live in America and hope many black folks here come to Japan and learn the culture of respect and moral values and go back here and incorporate into the black community society. Also, if they watch this video, they will see how to properly behave as a man and learn to work smarter not harder. That’s all it takes. Don’t steal, rob, buy illegal drugs and sell them, buy illegal firearms and then use them against innocent people. Yes, this is not a stereotype but always a choice. As long as no race card is pulled out, strive to improve like you then there is a chance. You gotta work hard first but at the same time, you gotta work smarter and the rest will follow eventually. I’m an Asian BTW.
Just look at how you cover your mouth when talking and eating. That is an Asian thing that you quickly adapted and didn’t realize because it’s rude if you talk and eat with your mouth open. Also, you quickly learned about not singing loud and you’re used to that in American but in Japan, majority of Japanese are not loud. The problem with black American culture is the loudness and that is especially, with black women. Glad, you mentioned this part of singing in the warehouse part because it’s all about respecting people. Even here in America, not everyone wants to hear people sing loud or blast their music so loud because we are so used to the freedom and take advantage of the entitlement that we don’t realize it when we visit other countries.
Semper Fi Michael! It makes me so happy to see another Marine brother be such an inspiration and fulfilling your dreams. 😀
@TheHailstorm77 This entire comment of yours is FILLED with problematic statements. Singling out Black people and stating a bunch of stereotypical things...just...yikes. (Also, an aside, covering your mouth while chewing and talking is not an Asian thing. Many cultures do that.)
Great video man! How long did it take you to learn the language?
Man. I keep telling people. There are SO many talented foreigners in Japan barely getting by. I met this brother before, and I’m so glad he didn’t give up.
It’s so true. The struggle was far more tough than I mention in the interview but I like to keep it light. It’s not for the faint hearted but at the other side is a kind of peace you can’t get anywhere else.
I started watching and had to watch to the end.
He has a great story
I hope my Japanese will be as good as his one day
He has a great rapport with the Japanese people he meets
Just keep speaking to and making friends with Japanese locals. Many of them are keen to speak just nervous or shy. Thanks for the kind words 💜
I am a 75 yrs old and totally impressed by Michael. All the best for 2024 and beyond.
Nah man I really fw this dude. Fully embraced Japan while staying true to who he is as a black man
Yes i really like that about him. He loves and respects Japanese culture while not trying to be or pretend to be Japanese.
Michael is incredibly interesting and inspiring me to go harder for my business!
I am a big fan of Michael's music and creativity. I am glad to ser that things have turned around for him and his family. Ranzo, thanks for your continued work and showing how our people arr thriving and surviving.
Thanks for the kind words!! If you ever want to know about what I’m doing to find business here feel free to reach out!
what a great turn around story. God bless both of you in your Creative journeys. May you both continue to prosper.
Nothing but the best and brightest vibes in this video. So glad to hear an update❤️
Wow 😮 @4:19 Shows Michael working on our video for "Stay". Super humble and cool guy that I would like to call a friend. Extremely proud of him and his journey, so much talent and drive!
Man thanks for the love dude! I was surprised to see you pop up in here lol Hope you've been well man I've been keeping up with Calvin too!
@OneTwentyOfficial Haha glad you're still talking to Calvin. Everything has been great bro! I'll be back in 5 months. I'll reach out to you directly but I look forward to linking up again for more work 🙏🏾
Michael is so wise. He has learned what matters in life. Love that "Hey Mama, how are you doing"! Praying that the Lord will continue to bless both of you and your family. Merry Christmas and Happy Holiday Season!
23:03 I love that you prayed before eating❤️✝️🙏
I love watching this. I can see the dreams being fulfilled and the contentment gleaming through your guest's face. It's contagious. It's beautiful.
Man I couldn't stop smiling watching this. I spent 2 great months in Misawa, and I will come and visit this year!
Thanks!
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What a great young man! And this is a super update on his life after the first video about him 4 years ago.
Respect bro you should come to our restaurant jollof kitchen in Nagoya. Hoping to see you there one day.
Let’s make it happen.
23:00 I love the prayer, brother. ✅ You always give thanks to The Most High.
This was amazing, love this. Shout out to Micheal!!
this video is really great. You always ask the good questions and listen carefully and respectfully. Michael is a very interesting person. Blessings to you, your family and Michael ❤
I absolutely loved this exchange between the both of you. It was inspiring, fun, serious, and just plan real. Thank you for sharing this with the world.
Respect ✊🏿. I wish this brother the best 💯
Michael shows how sheer grit and determination, can get you wherever you want to in life.
Blessings! 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Small phone…BIG FAX
His story is one that japanese loves to hear. Even with odds keeping going on.
These are the experiences i love hearing about! Very talented and resilient individual!
Great interview. Good to catch up with Michael and see him thriving.
Thank you for the this eye opener video ❤ I have been aspiring for years to travel to Japan.
Listen brother I completely relate to be happily married & ignore temptation. I'm an actor now, use to run a modeling agency in Santa Barbara now living in Hawaii but ran into this clip. I am from East Los Angeles - moved to Hawaii where I met my Japanese wife & now recently bought a 1/2 acre lot with 4 2 story buildings including 12 bdrm main house in Shiga - Hikone area. Preparing for retiring & DIY my home - I keep it very real and welcome you both & yours to stop by if in the area. Still learning language but having a Japanese wife makes it much easier. I hear both of you guys & Im a good judge of character don't care who you are or what you do just looking for good friends I can kick it with when Im there. Maybe just throwing poles in the water in Lake Biwa & talking story. Let it marinate & hit me back. Hope you guys okay from that 7.6 earthquake sad to hear so many died. :{
Thanks for the kind words and we’ll definitely take you up on that when we get to Hawaii! Would love to learn any tips you have on production and running a multimedia company. It’s a tough game to play but it’s my passion and I will definitely make this industry my life’s work.
when i go to japan i wanna meet this brotha he seems like a good dude
I’m literally in Japan now been with him the past 3 days! Michael has truly given me the Japan experience! I feel so confident about navigating Tokyo and the train and truly embracing the Japanese culture! Best experience in my 2024 💪🏾💯
I have seen the first video you've done with this man. I have not been in Japan since 91 ( 33 years ) Okinawa ( Kadena Air force base ).
I love how this guy is part of his community.
Smart, focused and inspiring brother. Great vlog.
This is great, sending to a grandchild who is studying Japanese with the hope of visiting there.
God bless you. Move forword and live your life proudly.
My favorite part was hearing him talk about his wife. I love romance, and he's clearly got a big, wonderful, warm heart. Great interview!
What an amazing conversation, I want to go back and watch the first one now
This video was so good, thank you guys for making this, sharing the beautiful visuals that Japan is full of, the amazing looking food, and your inspiring and amusing stories and experiences!!
I wanna get shot and live now 😂
Great video Ranzo! It was really nice seeing that things are going great for Michael.
55:28 Nah you don’t lose anything. You helping each other, that’s a great thing! Mexicali sounds chill
New video. Early Christmas gift. 🙏
Nice vid guys. 色々町が変わって来てますね
Big thank from meee 🎉🎉🎉😊
I remember Michael when he was working at the Pink Caw bar in Ropponghi & Akasaka. This guy knows well the music scene in Tokyo and surrounding areas.
Dat brotha got huge personality and is on his grind👍🏿👏🏿👏🏿👏🏿
At @5:19 love hearing him talk Japanese. Thanks for REALLY having him EXPLAIN how he learned the language. As it was hard for him to really go in depth...but Japanese is a VERY HARD LANGUAGE from English speaker. I do wish he had broken it down sooner.
Danke!
Thank you Sebastian!
Happy to have found this channel ❤️
After watching around ten minutes, i just have to say that its great to see the part of japanese neighborhood which isnt shown usually.
The silent streets, somehow still maintainded bushesh and extremely upkept trees and all that, not just the downtown shibuya.
What always is something that makes me wonder about the culture is that, that you could leave your produce to be sold and rely on the people to actually pay for it.
Would mind to get that mindset back to the europe.
This was great to watch, and the food had me salivating
Season's Greetings, y'all!
Merry Christmas MR. Renzo from Canada 🍁
One of your best videos ever, hands down.
Yello! I was so surprised that I saw you all eat a snack that my mother would make (and I continue to make) as a black person from the south. My mom would take the biggest freshest cold tomato she could find, slice it up with some salt and pepper and it is such a great tasting healthy snack. I understand the mayo too. Although we never ate it with mayo like a topping, we’d make basically the same thing as sandwiches. Literal tomato sandwiches with any combination of salt, pepper, mayo and hot sauce. Very very similar to what you all were eating here. Never seen that anywhere else. I find myself being the person introducing this snack to other people and putting them on to it. Very cool to watch it all the way in Japan. I never would have guessed.
Inspiring story! Great interview!
Very nice follow-up! So inspiring! Congratulations and best wishes! ❤
This guy is super smart and driven with a very interesting life at a young age. Amazing.
❤❤❤ Awesome..Love Seeing Black Men Doing Great Things.
Extraordinarily interesting interview. 非常に興味深いインタビュー。
A beautiful interview. 🤎
This guy is very inspiring and knowledgeable, thank you for bringing hm on to share is story and experiences. Would be awesome to have another interview with but going around Tokyo City, would be interesting to see.
Check out the deportation story for part 1 of my journey here in Japan and thanks for your kind words and feedback!
I'm Japanese and I live in Hino, so I know every place in this video. I never thought Hino would appear in your video😮
HINO BOYS!!!!!!!!!! Nishi Tokyo yo!!!! I drink at medical and 一番鳥 too sometimes! Come join me!
ranzo this was a good video keep up the good work. thank you micheal for sharing your story and your experience living in japan keep up the good work dude
Really fascinating video all around. This was a really good to hear and God keep blessing Michael and all his future endeavors. Really touching to hear him being a dedicated husband to his wife
Great interview. Been interested in learning the language and more about Japanese culture and I always learn something new with videos like this. It can be especially helpful hearing it from foreigners who've adapted to Japan and can tell you the little cultural nuances that you wouldn't think about.
Thank you such an interesting interview, as always. I was hmmm when you visited the old bar, ate tomatoes and soup😋. My daughter and I visited in July this year for our birthdays and the food was my saviour. We were only in Tokyo for just over a week but plan to go back with family next year. Quite an eye opener.
I am learning the language to help better communication too.
This young man is awesome! Extremely likable and interesting. I hope he succeeds beyond his dreams.
0:26 by how big humanity has become I was literally expecting to hear 1 million or so. 187k sounds like a dream of a city
Great interview. Definitely good vibes and a good day to remember.
Fascinating
ハムカツと冷やしトマト🍅！マイケルさん、地元に馴染んでますね。
You do such a great job with your interviews - subscribed!
I love Michael's attitude. He's a darling young man. He's fluent in Japanese, huh? Fantastic!! Michael is a genius. I wonder what his IQ is? Michael is really a one of a kind. A young man and faithful husband. Wow! Hats off! 👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏💣💣💣💣💣 Michael is an amazing young, gifted, BLACK man. Thanks for the video, Ranzo.👍👍👍👍
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But in America they will treat him badly. Good Idea to move to Japan
@@asmane73there are so many more gift young black youngster - regardless of IQ…it’s about finding your purpose and happy place in life and wiilingness to assimilate a bit - without all the needless hate and fear thrown our way.
Love this video, his Japanese is so lovely and I loved his story of success
Merry Christmas
Thank you Annmarie! Merry Christmas and God bless you!!
@@TheBlackExJp you're welcome. Keep up the positive work.
This was a fun interview to watch. Michael seems like he's in a really great place in life and it really nice to see. As an artist that's not really using my skills, it just feels good to see other artists out there just going for it, following their dreams. He kinda looks like Jean-Michel Basquiat (to me anyway).
Dang I really enjoyed this time with you gentlemen, wish I had a beer too!
Thanks for watching!
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Might as well just subscribe to the channel bro 😂 👉goo.gl/BToqWv
I see what you did there. Haha
Ohhh bro 😂 nice one but I'm already a subscriber 😢
@sebastianruegg8611 😂
I scrolled to the end too 😂
He seems like a wonderful person. I'm happy for him and I look forward to his success.
Hello. My name is Monica Hubbard. I am enjoying this interview! Walking around Hino looks nice. I would like to speak with Micheal on several subjects including what are the things I need to know before and after moving to Japan. Many thanks. Monica
Love this!
as someone who grew up in Cali and is Latino, I was so happy to see "MexiCali" were they playing 93 till infinity when you entered??
Nah but they got taquis and tamarin lol good tequila and fat burritos!
We do the whole fresh tomatoes with salt, onion and scotch bonnet or black pepper.. in Jamaica ❤
It’s bombbbb yo my wife put me on and I’ve been hooked ever since
To Young 👑s doing their thing showing the world how to live and be Humans this is one of my favorite episode May Yahweh Shower you and your Families with Love God Health and God Wealth
Maaan, what a great video. Best to all
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I caught u on the video with the guy u interviewed at the burger spot called arrowhead ur videos r so chill informative fun and moving this guy here is a gem I luv his spirit I luv everything about him so glad he was able to elevate from the previous and add flava to this country my fam is hoping to come there as well Thank you for this video. 💯
He said “old” and referenced the 90’s 😂.
Lol I caught that too😂
It kinda is now though lol
This is very chilling video, the drunk guys chatting with izakaya foods^^
Outstanding interview. one of your best. I like that guy.
I love watching this
@29:00 I think the question is where did you learn Japanese, Why did you learn it, how did you learn it, how long did it take you to be fluent, What tools did you use to help you
18:59 that was an _Obrigado_ if I've ever heard one. Man's a polyglot
AHH I’ve been found out 😂 yeh it’s my little joke that no one else finds funny 😂😂😂😂 sitting at home cackling to myself
@@OneTwentyOfficial You livin' the life Irmão, so many nice people around you. Feliz Ano Novo
@@OneTwentyOfficial Gonna give you a follow, didn't know you had a channel
Wow, his Japanese is unbelievably great! So impressed!
I'd love to hear this flawless Japanese.
Wondering if Micheal knows Abroad in Japan? I just know Chris and the gang over at Trash Taste would love to interview him. Vid gave some great insight - wonderful☺️
I know right. That would be so exciting.
I wonder what that old lady was saying to him when he was at the vegetable stand . Did anybody else think she was standing there because she thought he would steal from the stand ,she was lingering there for a while ?
No she was saying like “I see you often” and telling him there are more veggies.
She’s talking about her dog. She also asked what vegetables I was buying. Japanese ppl that age if they see a foreigner who stands out often will stop and stare. Conversation is a great way to break the ice as they most likely want to speak but that comes out in odd ways like you saw there 😂
Loved the autenticação vídeo and honoring the Lord with blessing the food. Awesome.
Great interview! I strongly dislike Japan but really enjoy hearing these interviews!
Love his outlook and attitude on everything that he spoke on. The part about his Caucasian father-in-law blew me. He didn't have to go into much detail for us to know that the man is a bigot. It was ok for the white father-in-law to marry a Japanese lady but he didn't want his daughter to marry a black man. That's wild to me but not surprising at all. You can tell he held back out of respect for his wife but in the back of his mind, he's giving his father-in-law the business..... Eating while standing helps with digestion but can also cause gas and bloating....
Actually the father is cool! He definitely tries his best and that’s all I can ask. There’s a lot more at play than I cared to mention in the video. Interracial relationships present so many challenges but Japanese families are quite difficult to appease in the typical sense 💜 I just didn’t want the wrong idea out about my father in law :)
@@OneTwentyOfficialglad you cleared that up. I know and understand how interracial relationships can present challenges. I personally haven't experienced in Japan because my in-laws welcomed me with open arms. In fact, they told me I have a no return policy 🤣🤣🤣... On another note, I think you and I know some of the same people in the industry.
I need to visit Tokyo, Japan, Asia.
All of Asia is amazing, you will love it and realize what it's like to feel like a normal human being.
Thank you
Ooh that food at that bar look good. Unc put his foot and that food fr, Don’t hurt them Unc 😂😂😂😂
He really does too 😂 I usually have no idea wtf I’m eating tho 😅
@@OneTwentyOfficiallol aye at long it taste good that’s all that matters 😂
Wow! I didn’t know that about the かんぱいのれいぎ！
それに、ありがとうございます！
He reminds me of Sananda Maitreya/Terence Trent D'Arby