I like watching these videos so much. Ryosuke seems like such a gentle soul, he's so playful and enthousiastic and expressive. He seems to really deeply experience things with an almost childlike wonder.
These Day in my Life videos are so essential to me, you have no idea how much they are helping me and calm me down in my rushed life... I hope you and Ryosuke are doing good! I will continue to watch and rewatch and rewatch your videos..!!!
I just want to say that you guys are amazing and I have enjoyed binge watching your videos so much. You both seem to be so well matched and the way you treat each other with so much kindness and compassion is fantastic. Thank you for sharing your trip to Ghana with your subscribers as well as your life in Japan.
Your dad has a really pleasant voice! It seems like your parents have a really nice life in Ghana :) I've only ever been to Kenya and Uganda, I'd love to see some of West Africa as well.
While I love all of your videos I think your day in my life videos are my favorite! The genuine reactions to daily life are always upbeat and put a smile on my face. Thank you very much for sharing these experiences with the youtube community!
It is so neat that you have been able to travel and explore different countries and cultures. Thanks for sharing your adventures. We have rain like that here in FL. I have been soaked to my skin in a 10 second walk from the car to the door. It is nice meeting your family too. I hope you had a fun trip!!
It's so awesome how you both adapt to your environment and accept things as they come without complaining or Sticking to your comfort zone. It's so great! love you both!
When I saw the palm wine I immediately thought of Calpis, so it was funny that Ryosuke said they tasted similar. I looked it up, and apparently Calpis has an acidic flavor due to being produced through lactic acid fermentation. Palm wine also seems to be made through a process of lactic and acetic acid fermentation, which likely gives it the similar acidic flavor of Calpis. Interesting stuff.
Every thing was beautiful in this video! I have never seen water in a plastic bag before; what a great idea to cut back on plastics. Thank you very much for this video!
I just arrived home from Ghana, and I can certainly sympathize with the sweating -- rainy season makes for a very humid Ghana and lots of sweat! (Also, ahh, watching your husband struggle with the water satchet was adorable. I could also tell that you've settled right in when you said it just needed a 'small small' bite -- such a Ghananian phrase!)
so awesome how y'all did a presentation so they can learn how to be youtubers. Grace, your mom and dad are amazing with the work they do in Ghana!! much love from Texas!!!!
Your dad looks great ! Every place look so much fun with Ryosuke and you ! Thank you for brigning sun and happiness in such a beautiful way ! Thx to your parents as well !
So good to see you xoxo xoxo!!! I'm so glad you made a video with your mom and dad so cool to see them. I can't tell you enough how great it is to see you guys
I absolutely love your channel and have been watching it for at least 2 years. I have been busy with school work but I caught up again today and I'm so glad to see you two are still enjoying life and having fun. I will continue to support your channel by spreading the word about it as much as possible! You two are adorable together btw and you totally remind me of one of my close friends.
this vlog takes me right back to my time in Ghana. it is almost 4 years ago now, time runs too fast.... I really miss it, the people, the food and even the hot african sun It sems both of you really enjoyed your time there :)
If Japan has a bustup with another country all they need to do is send Ryuske over to talk to them and it will all be over. Poop-hats across the Borders.
I hope you'll make a whole video on your parents reasons for living in Ghana and how they're doing. If you already have I may have missed it, can you link it here?
In previous videos (or in her blog?), Grace said that her mother is the head of a university in Ghana. I'm not sure what her father does, but perhaps he's also on the faculty? Grace also said she didn't live in Ghana with them in recent years due to her state of health.
Great video! I love learning about how other people live in different countries! It's one of the reasons I initially subscribed to your channel! Your folks seem like nice people! Really enjoyed this one. Thanks!
Oh, now I'm nostalgic for drinking liquids out of bags. Mauritania didn't have the commercial bagged water- you had to pay waaay more for bottled if you wanted non-tap water, but you could get bissap juice and yogurt and stuff in baggies. Or if you bought soda, you would get it in the bag. I remember traveling to Senegal and Ghana for vacation and being so excited by how cheap the clean water was, and all the bagged sugary milk and drinks we could buy at the garage or out the window of the bus on trips.
I got nostalgic, too! We do something similar in the Philippines for sodas. They'll sell it by serving (vs per bottle/can). They'll pour it in a clear plastic bag and tie a straw inside it. You then carry it around with you and drink out of the bag by the straw. ❤️
+Chauna May I ask which cultures? Africa has numerous different ethnic groups even with the same country. And each of these groups have their own languages and cultures. For example I'm apart of the Igbo tribe :)
StarRoseAngelic tbh I am interested in all of Africa as a Continent Anywhere from Nigeria Qatar, Ethiopia, Madagascar, Tanzania, Dubai, Egypt etc etc. I always love watching new documentaries about different African countries since school doesn't really teach us much of anything about anything I like to do my own research learning about different tribes, wars, poverty, Ebola, sex trafficking, I like to be informed about what's going on in the world :)
oh and I meant to say African cultures. Yea I forgot which country in Africa it was but they have over 800 languages and I think that's either freaken cool or super hard yo communicate with people. I think it was Papua New Guinea (which also has the highest number of canablism and use they use a mean of screaming to communicate. I just they are so far behind the rest of the world, money is still new to them
You have such an awesome, international family! Glad to hear things are okay in Tokyo. Very much looking forward to my trip there in a couple of months!
That water in the bag thing reminds me of Guatemala, where we would buy a soda and they would pour it into a plastic zip-loc bag and put a straw in it, and that was how we would drink it.
Those 'touch-me-nots' we have in Australia, but we call them 'sensitive plants'. If they're the same plant, they're Mimosas, they'll get fluffy purple flowers and the stems are thorny. As kids, we used to challenge each other to run barefoot across a patch of them, just for fun. Because as we all know, children are insane.
That was so interesting. Thank you for sharing. You two are so cute together! Your parents are great and I see where you get your sense of adventure. Have a fantastic day.
We have those touch me nots/bow plants in Hawaii, too! I forgot what it was called there. I used to play with them in high school. Couldn't get enough.
The video is great. I like Ryosuke enthusiasms. And for pineapples I think pineapple colors in west Africa depends on the place and seasons in which they where cultivated. I don't thing Ghanaian pineapples are always white like the one I saw on the video. It seemed like it wasn't ripe or sweet enough.
+Texan in Tokyo. Wow wonderful to see a bit of Ghana, and Grace that shirt you were wearing at the end of the night is beautiful so was the skirt but you looked amazing your husband isn't kidding when he tells you how beautiful you are. You have such a wonderful family seems like they are very supportive. I am so addicted to your channel I wish you vloged your day more often I'd watch if you did a day in my life everyday, Love you guys so much!
![[Q&A] Bucket Lists, Kids, and Houses](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/db1fqteQqGg/mqdefault.jpg)
I like watching these videos so much. Ryosuke seems like such a gentle soul, he's so playful and enthousiastic and expressive. He seems to really deeply experience things with an almost childlike wonder.
It's nice to see people appreciate African culture as well. Thanks for the video! :)
4 Fake A lot of people unfortunately :P
Ryosuke is always so happy and has so much enthusiasm! :)
Its a Texan in Ghana show...*bing!*
So cool to see Ghana! And really sweet of you to share such personal things like your parents and marriage :)
So glad you enjoyed this! yay
These Day in my Life videos are so essential to me, you have no idea how much they are helping me and calm me down in my rushed life... I hope you and Ryosuke are doing good! I will continue to watch and rewatch and rewatch your videos..!!!
Ryosuke trying to get into the water was too adorable! Ghana looks so interesting, and you both seemed to be enjoying it a lot!
I just want to say that you guys are amazing and I have enjoyed binge watching your videos so much. You both seem to be so well matched and the way you treat each other with so much kindness and compassion is fantastic. Thank you for sharing your trip to Ghana with your subscribers as well as your life in Japan.
LMBO! 😂
Quotes by Ryosuke:
*"I feel like I'm turning into a pineapple...FINALLY!"*
Your dad has a really pleasant voice! It seems like your parents have a really nice life in Ghana :)
I've only ever been to Kenya and Uganda, I'd love to see some of West Africa as well.
+Catriona Reads Africa is just so cool :) Thanks for enjoying our video~!
+Texan in Tokyo I recently read your first comic book and loved it! So impressive you did it all by yourself
While I love all of your videos I think your day in my life videos are my favorite! The genuine reactions to daily life are always upbeat and put a smile on my face. Thank you very much for sharing these experiences with the youtube community!
I was in Ghana in February and it's was awesome!!!Proudly Ghanaian...but that was a typical village tho..
+WODE MAYA Yup! Go for Ghana!!
It is so neat that you have been able to travel and explore different countries and cultures. Thanks for sharing your adventures. We have rain like that here in FL. I have been soaked to my skin in a 10 second walk from the car to the door. It is nice meeting your family too. I hope you had a fun trip!!
02:35 in Indonesia, we called it "putri malu" (meaning: the shy princess)
How cool,to meet Grace's parent, and to see Ghana 🌟!
So cool, i am a Texan, who was married to a Ghanaian and wanted to live in Japan. Love love these videos
Your A Day in My Life series getting better and better
+XoDahuaoX Thank you!
It's so awesome how you both adapt to your environment and accept things as they come without complaining or Sticking to your comfort zone. It's so great!
love you both!
Wow, Ghana is so beautiful!
+limelyx I know, right? I think so too!!! (Ryosuke)
When I saw the palm wine I immediately thought of Calpis, so it was funny that Ryosuke said they tasted similar. I looked it up, and apparently Calpis has an acidic flavor due to being produced through lactic acid fermentation. Palm wine also seems to be made through a process of lactic and acetic acid fermentation, which likely gives it the similar acidic flavor of Calpis. Interesting stuff.
It is funny that even though you are talking in English, you will do that Japanese sound after someone says something to you. like ahhh
Thank you for taking us to Ghana with you. Your parents seem nice and that's the most of Ghana that I've ever seen.
Every thing was beautiful in this video! I have never seen water in a plastic bag before; what a great idea to cut back on plastics. Thank you very much for this video!
This was super cool. Thanks Grace and Ryosuke!
I really like this view of your parents' home and environs in Ghana. I hope you'll do more videos while you're there.
I just arrived home from Ghana, and I can certainly sympathize with the sweating -- rainy season makes for a very humid Ghana and lots of sweat! (Also, ahh, watching your husband struggle with the water satchet was adorable. I could also tell that you've settled right in when you said it just needed a 'small small' bite -- such a Ghananian phrase!)
+Emiliana Darling Hahaha, I laughed when I was editing the video and noticed I said "small-small"
so awesome how y'all did a presentation so they can learn how to be youtubers. Grace, your mom and dad are amazing with the work they do in Ghana!! much love from Texas!!!!
+Catness Diaz Thank you!! I was so happy to see my parents doing such great things!! Best parents ever!!
Omg Ryuskei trying to drink the water was too much. 😂
+Texan in Tokyo that was really interesting. Please post more videos like this if you get the chance.
:) You could do a whole video about Ryosuke reacting to food.
Your dad looks great ! Every place look so much fun with Ryosuke and you ! Thank you for brigning sun and happiness in such a beautiful way ! Thx to your parents as well !
+kaoruancafe Thank you~
Loved this video! I hope there will be more Ghana vlogs. Thanks for doing such a great job with these.
Your father is so cool and knowledgeable! I love how he introduced Ryosuke as his son too. what a lovely family. thanks for showing us a day in ghana!
I cant even begin to tell you how much I enjoy your channel. A heartfelt thank you coming your way.
Your dad is the sweetest person ever
+elizabeth western He really is!!
+Texan in Tokyo you guysssss are amazingggg I love you so much pls be happy and love your parents :)
I'm proud of my Ghana
So good to see you xoxo xoxo!!! I'm so glad you made a video with your mom and dad so cool to see them. I can't tell you enough how great it is to see you guys
I absolutely love your channel and have been watching it for at least 2 years. I have been busy with school work but I caught up again today and I'm so glad to see you two are still enjoying life and having fun. I will continue to support your channel by spreading the word about it as much as possible! You two are adorable together btw and you totally remind me of one of my close friends.
Loved this video Grace, Ryosuke! Thank you and your parents for sharing time with us! Take care and prayers to the people affected by the quakes.
this vlog takes me right back to my time in Ghana. it is almost 4 years ago now, time runs too fast....
I really miss it, the people, the food and even the hot african sun
It sems both of you really enjoyed your time there :)
If Japan has a bustup with another country all they need to do is send Ryuske over to talk to them and it will all be over. Poop-hats across the Borders.
It's so cool that you take this series around the world with you! Your dad looks awesome!
Prayers going up. So glad you all are ok! Nie to "meet" your folks and I am so glad you all are having a good time!
I hope you'll make a whole video on your parents reasons for living in Ghana and how they're doing. If you already have I may have missed it, can you link it here?
+nanaminako I agree to this
In previous videos (or in her blog?), Grace said that her mother is the head of a university in Ghana. I'm not sure what her father does, but perhaps he's also on the faculty?
Grace also said she didn't live in Ghana with them in recent years due to her state of health.
+Gary Cooper tyty :)
I work with some guys from Ghana and I love them !!! Great Vidio
The food seems great, well probably a looot fresher then we get in stores/supermarkets.
Wow! That was an incredibly interesting video! :-O So many cultures intersecting at once... Really fascinating. Thanks for sharing!
Great video! I love learning about how other people live in different countries! It's one of the reasons I initially subscribed to your channel! Your folks seem like nice people! Really enjoyed this one. Thanks!
Your life is so fking interesting for real. American girl in Japan, with father who's in Africa, like what???
Thank you for the up-close look at this village, and the food especially. Thoroughly enjoyable video, but then yours always are.
That's so fascinating! It looks like you guys had a good time and I'm glad you decided to do a Ghana day in your life.
Oh, now I'm nostalgic for drinking liquids out of bags. Mauritania didn't have the commercial bagged water- you had to pay waaay more for bottled if you wanted non-tap water, but you could get bissap juice and yogurt and stuff in baggies. Or if you bought soda, you would get it in the bag. I remember traveling to Senegal and Ghana for vacation and being so excited by how cheap the clean water was, and all the bagged sugary milk and drinks we could buy at the garage or out the window of the bus on trips.
I got nostalgic, too! We do something similar in the Philippines for sodas. They'll sell it by serving (vs per bottle/can). They'll pour it in a clear plastic bag and tie a straw inside it. You then carry it around with you and drink out of the bag by the straw. ❤️
I don't believe I have ever seen a vlog from Ghana, it was so interesting to see how day to day life goes there. Thanks for sharing!
So cool guys! I did 4 trips to Ghana while I was in college. Brought back so many memories.
This was the best Day in My Life, I'm really into African culture lately so I loved this video
+Chauna May I ask which cultures? Africa has numerous different ethnic groups even with the same country. And each of these groups have their own languages and cultures. For example I'm apart of the Igbo tribe :)
StarRoseAngelic tbh I am interested in all of Africa as a Continent Anywhere from Nigeria Qatar, Ethiopia, Madagascar, Tanzania, Dubai, Egypt etc etc. I always love watching new documentaries about different African countries since school doesn't really teach us much of anything about anything I like to do my own research learning about different tribes, wars, poverty, Ebola, sex trafficking, I like to be informed about what's going on in the world :)
oh and I meant to say African cultures. Yea I forgot which country in Africa it was but they have over 800 languages and I think that's either freaken cool or super hard yo communicate with people. I think it was Papua New Guinea (which also has the highest number of canablism and use they use a mean of screaming to communicate. I just they are so far behind the rest of the world, money is still new to them
You have such an awesome, international family! Glad to hear things are okay in Tokyo. Very much looking forward to my trip there in a couple of months!
More Ghana vlogs, before you leave pls. I loved this, very interesting so how was the drinks? We're they very strong, sour, bitter?
So cute the way that your dad introduced your husband as his son.Heart warming.Really interesting video.Thank you.
Soooo good to meet your mom and dad 😊
This video was so cool! I loved getting to see all the people you met and the foods you tried!
That water in the bag thing reminds me of Guatemala, where we would buy a soda and they would pour it into a plastic zip-loc bag and put a straw in it, and that was how we would drink it.
In the Philippines, we call those "shy" plants "makahiya" from the root word hiya meaning shy. :) Daughter loves touching those.
I wish i could go to Africa! Love these "Day in my life" videos!
Wow! Thank you for sharing, Grace and Ryosuke. It was very intriguing. It's nice to see a part of the world I know nothing about. Arigato. 😀
Those 'touch-me-nots' we have in Australia, but we call them 'sensitive plants'. If they're the same plant, they're Mimosas, they'll get fluffy purple flowers and the stems are thorny. As kids, we used to challenge each other to run barefoot across a patch of them, just for fun. Because as we all know, children are insane.
Fun, laid back video, thanks for sharing! ^-^
+Philippe Parle Peu We just had so mush fun! Yay for Conan!
+Texan in Tokyo I'm so glad you did! :D
Double yay for Conan! \o/
I really enjoyed this. I'd love to see more!
+That Japanese Man Yuta thanks!!! :)
I second this!
+That Japanese Man Yuta OMG YUTA-KUN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
+That Japanese Man Yuta hey yuta, i watch your videos
Wow, this was such an interesting video! Thank you so much for taking us with you on your trip!
This was so interesting! I wish there was more videos of Ghana. :) and is it weird if I say your parents are adorable?! 😂 They are so nice. :)
"it's a long story" well now I wanna hear it!
yeahhhh..... draw my life!!!!!!!
You guys look like you're having so much fun! can't wait for more updates. I hope you continue having a fun and safe trip ♡
at some point in life, everybody wants to become a pineapple.
Always a pleasure to watch your videos. As per usual I learned a lot and look forward to any more day in the life videos you make!
I love watching your videos, you guys always make me smile with your relatable quirks and cuteness!
Ryosuke took the heat pretty well or lost his mind working out in it 😂 Thanks for sharing more Ghana with us !
I MISS U GUYS SO MUCH BUT I HOPE YOU R HAVING AN AMAZING LIFE OUT OF THE PUBLIC EYE. WE'LL ALWAYD REMEMBER YOU!!!
Love this. Thanks so much for showing us a snippet of Ghana!
Wow! That was really cool! Thank you for sharing a Ghana Day in My Life. The food looked great.
Such friendly people :D Glad to see your parents in a vlog!! Look forward to a few more vlogs of Ghana - thanks :)
That was so interesting. Thank you for sharing. You two are so cute together! Your parents are great and I see where you get your sense of adventure. Have a fantastic day.
This was great, thanks for sharing! Have to admit, so jealous! And Ryosuke's face at the end had me laughing lol!! You guys are awesome
We have those touch me nots/bow plants in Hawaii, too! I forgot what it was called there. I used to play with them in high school. Couldn't get enough.
+Honey Reyes I love them sooo much!!! (Ryosuke)
That was so interesting, thanks for sharing!
+SonNeko Glad you found this interesting~ :)
Thank you for this episode in a day in your life. It was great to experience your day and meet you parents. So to speak. Be well.
Wow! That was really interesting. You have very cool parents!
Thanks :)
I think so too!!!
Love watching videos like this. Always fills me with ideas of where to travel next!
wasn't expecting that but im positively surprised by ghana
everyone looked so nice and kind and also the food looked delicious
Its nice to finally see her parents. Grace speaks just like her dad does, its so cute
+Aspen Gardner I didn't realize that till I was editing this video- it's kinda funny :)
The video is great. I like Ryosuke enthusiasms. And for pineapples I think pineapple colors in west Africa depends on the place and seasons in which they where cultivated. I don't thing Ghanaian pineapples are always white like the one I saw on the video. It seemed like it wasn't ripe or sweet enough.
these Touch me not plants we call them "Dormilonas" in my country. it means Sleepyheads :) love your videos!!
In Germany we call them 'Mimose' haha
I love riosukis reaction to the wine
Good timing!! I am glad i saw this before i went to sleep. :)
Makes me nostalgic for the few months I lived in Mali
Wonderfully unique and special video, thanks for sharing. Bless your mission, you, and your family.
What an adventure, thanks for showing us around. Traveling to this place is probably a little adventure in itself.
Your parents are great :)
omg grace! !! I love you guys soo much . I'm half japanese and half ghanaian! omg can't believe you came to my other country !!!
+Sharifa Rina Warepkei Hahaha, that's so cool! I love both of your countries!!!
it's really fun to experience and learn new things, see new places by watching you two. Nice to see your family too~
This was very cool to see. Thanks for sharing parts of your trip!
I am Ghanaian.. watching this is actually fascinating for me too.. foreigners interactions/impressions and the like.. haha
awwww.....ruyske so adorable he couldn't open a water ....then grace was like its cute but let move on ....made my day once again
+Texan in Tokyo. Wow wonderful to see a bit of Ghana, and Grace that shirt you were wearing at the end of the night is beautiful so was the skirt but you looked amazing your husband isn't kidding when he tells you how beautiful you are. You have such a wonderful family seems like they are very supportive. I am so addicted to your channel I wish you vloged your day more often I'd watch if you did a day in my life everyday, Love you guys so much!
This was so cool! I love how adventurous you guys are!