🚨 I LOVE FEEDBACK AND IDEAS! 🚨 If you have any video ideas or feedback, l'd love to hear it in the comments below. I'm replying to everyone. Thanks again for the kind support legends! ❤🙋🏽♂
When you guys introduced yourselves in Japanese, not only your way of speaking but your gestures were so cute, just like Japanese persons. I'm always overwhelmed by your amazing editing and music. Welcome to Japan!
They did pretty great right! And was super intimidating to be put on the spot also Im sure haha Thanks and that’s so kind of nice of you to say 🙋🏽♂️ Appreciate the watch and support buddy ✌🏽
It's really cute how everyone's demeanor changed when they began introducing themselves in Japanese. You can see they are really embracing the language and the culture there, which is lovely to see. Appreciate hearing about the language schools. It's so important to find a good language school.
Yeah everyone loves it here and are really embracing not just the language but the culture which is super important in any country you are living in. And couldn't agree more in finding a good school. It's so important to ask the right questions to schools when searching to make sure it's fitting to you! Thanks again mate ✌🏽
I’ｍ also learning English as a second language. I'm really touched by their Japanese. I know how hard it is to express myself, even if it's a simple sentence. I really look up to them showing their Japanese on TH-cam.
I totally agree. I think they all did a very good job at speaking Japanese especially on camera. I think learning any language is very difficult. I wish you the best of luck on your English learning journey! ✌🏽🇯🇵
Greaaat Video again man. Lots of value for people thinking to come to Japan. So nervous I fu** up the Japanese part in the end thou 😂😂 Look forward to the next videos.
Haha nah mate you did fantastic! You all provided great information for people interested in making the move here. Thanks again for the support buddy 🙋🏽♂️✌🏽
Ahh thanks so much Sara! I try my best haha YESS Fukuoka is know for its food so Im looking at maybe doing some kind of Yatai review in the future if I can organise something cool 🙋🏽♂️🤙🏽
Hi I live in Fukuoka too. I moved to Fukuoka 1 year ago from Kawasaki near Tokyo. Find local Japanese friend, speak Japanese every day, then your Japanese getting better.
That’s great advice! If you are able to find a Japanese friend, I also think your Japanese would improve so much faster 👍🏼🙋🏽♂️🇯🇵 Thanks for the support!
Thank you so much for the watch and support! Yeah they all have their own unique stories to tell. Next video I’ll be sharing my own journey and reasons for moving to Japan. So stay tuned and thanks again mate ✌🏽🙋🏽♂️🇯🇵
Appreciate that my dude! As for nightlife, Tokyo definitely has more but it definitely has a strong nightlife here. You have a loads of clubs and bars to hop around, plus huge amount of places to eat out late. Tokyo is awesome but it’s so dense you know? Here its super busy but you don’t feel like its a festival every time you want to go out haha Thanks for the sub and watch legend 🙋🏽♂️🇯🇵
Hi I am Japanese and living in Fukuoka. I lived abroad for 8 years and recently returned to Japan. Your videos are interesting! Gambatte learning Japanese.
Welcome back to Fukuoka! It is truly an amazing city here. I love it and I couldn’t imagine living anywhere else in Japan at the moment. Where were you living for the last eight years? Thank you so much for watching, Japanese is very difficult but I’m slowly getting there haha 🙋🏽♂️🇯🇵
Currently, Japan has a terrible labor shortage and needs people who can sell ``Japan'' overseas. There is a shortage of people even in non-tourism industries such as hotels and travel agencies. Even if it's not in the tourism industry, I want them to do their best in jobs that promote Japan.🙂
I hope these video’s can further push what an incredible place Japan is, and maybe convince more skilled workers to move here and better the labour shortage! Thank you for the informative comment, I love hearing things like this! 🙋🏽♂️✌🏽
@@hangswithchristian The so-called overtourism is also said to be due to a lack of labor. There is not enough labor to accommodate people for transportation or for shops in tourist areas. Having to wait to enter a store is a lost opportunity for the store, and it also makes tourists less satisfied. If you are worried about the working environment in Japan, please start your own company. Fukuoka also has a system for foreigners like that. Search with Japan’s First “Startup Visa (Entrepreneurial Incentives for Foreigners) !
@@Mwoods2272 No, the requirement of 5 million yen in Japanese yen is a requirement for a "Business Manager Visa". For decades, Chinese people have often opened Chinese restaurants on this visa. By the way, the yen is weak right now, so 5 million yen is equivalent to $32,000 in dollars. Fukuoka startup visa does not require 5 million yen.
@@Mwoods2272 No, the requirement of 5 million yen in Japanese yen is a requirement for a "Business Manager Visa". For decades, Chinese people have often opened Chinese restaurants on this visa in Japan. Fukuoka startup visa does not require 5 million yen. (By the way, the yen is weak right now, so 5 million yen is equivalent to $32,000 in dollars.)
Great video! I just came back a couple of months ago from a language school year in Japan and I’m not exaggerating when I say it was the best year of my life. I wish I could’ve stayed longer but due to my profession, I can’t at this time in my life. I hope you’ll continue posting videos though so I can live vicariously through your experiences! 😂 I hope you and the people in this video will have as much of a great time as I had. Oh and allow me to share some advice, try to make friends with people that aren’t fluent in English, and talk to them in Japanese as much as you can! I know it’s daunting at first but it really pays off, both language acquisition-wise and socially. I made some great friends that I almost exclusively talk to in Japanese. And talk to your English speaking friends in Japanese too! Best of luck!
Thank you so much for watching! Also, that’s really great advice you gave for anyone that is currently studying Japanese here or is curious about doing so. Immersion and making local Japanese friends is possibly one of the best ways to practice and get better at Japanese. I also suggest travelling into the countryside for the best chance to practice with locals as I find them even more open. Be honest though, how much are you missing Japan? Haha
@@hangswithchristian Not only Japanese friends, but non-native friends that you mainly speak Japanese to are great too! And yeah I'll be honest, I miss it to a degree where I'll probably try to come back in the future when my career allows it 🙃
Thanks for watching! Im keeping what school private sorry but one of the main questions I asked schools when applying as what their focus was there. Some are more focused on speaking while others in mastering everything. So it’s really dependant on your focus hey!
Awesome interviews man! I'm a Japanese living outside Japan for more than 10 years. Japan seems to have become much more international since I left. I hope this trend continues and there will be more foreigners living there. I'm curious to see more in-depth of this trend, so the interviews like this is very interesting to see. Keep the video like this coming please. I'm also curious to see how many of them are actually wanting to live in Japan permanently and how hard it is to get the permanent residency there.
Thank you mate! Yeah, I’ve been visiting Japan for over 10 years and it has definitely become more diverse. I’m actually arranging an interview for an upcoming video with someone that has been living here for around 10 years and now has a family and PR. Hopefully you find it interesting! Thanks again for the watch and feedback 🙋🏽♂️
I would love to hear from some of the foreign students from Kyushu uni and their experiences with the visa and accommodation as I am actually considering coming to the city as my partner is from Fukuoka and I'm looking to change my career a bit from being a marine electrician into maybe an electrical engineer. I am from NZ btw 🙂 Also great video 😁
Hey mate - appreciate the great suggestion and support watching the video! That’s a great idea. The university moved not long ago out to Itoshima (which I love!) but I haven’t been out that way to see it yet. I’ll look into to it and note down the idea for sure. Love it. Cheers again for watching 🙋🏽♂️👍🏼
Great question! Start by learning to read and write Hiragana and Katakana. Learn them both at the same time also! Then from there, I would recommend listening to Paul Nobles beginner and advanced beginner audio books on auditable. HUGELY helpful for me to start. But just know it’s a long and challenging journey but where is the fun if it isn’t right! Best of luck on your learning mate 🙋🏽♂️🇯🇵
🚨 I LOVE FEEDBACK AND IDEAS! 🚨
If you have any video ideas or feedback, l'd love to hear it in the comments below.
I'm replying to everyone. Thanks again for the kind support legends! ❤🙋🏽♂
When you guys introduced yourselves in Japanese, not only your way of speaking but your gestures were so cute, just like Japanese persons. I'm always overwhelmed by your amazing editing and music. Welcome to Japan!
They did pretty great right! And was super intimidating to be put on the spot also Im sure haha
Thanks and that’s so kind of nice of you to say 🙋🏽♂️
Appreciate the watch and support buddy ✌🏽
It's really cute how everyone's demeanor changed when they began introducing themselves in Japanese. You can see they are really embracing the language and the culture there, which is lovely to see.
Appreciate hearing about the language schools. It's so important to find a good language school.
Yeah everyone loves it here and are really embracing not just the language but the culture which is super important in any country you are living in. And couldn't agree more in finding a good school. It's so important to ask the right questions to schools when searching to make sure it's fitting to you! Thanks again mate ✌🏽
I’ｍ also learning English as a second language. I'm really touched by their Japanese. I know how hard it is to express myself, even if it's a simple sentence. I really look up to them showing their Japanese on TH-cam.
I totally agree. I think they all did a very good job at speaking Japanese especially on camera. I think learning any language is very difficult.
I wish you the best of luck on your English learning journey! ✌🏽🇯🇵
Best part is watching the Japanese as a second language do their thing... They're proud too :)
Very proud! They all truly enjoy learning Japanese as a second language. As do I! Though it’s very hard haha
Thank you for watching 🙋🏽♂️
Thanks, this information is very useful for ppls who want move to Japan🇯🇵
I’m so glad to hear that mate! Thank you so much for the feedback. I hope to give more useful information on this subject in future videos 🙋🏽♂️✌🏽
Shoutout to Tyler from Arizona 👋 Flawless editing and great information 😊 Thanks! 🍜 🤤
Oh truely?? He was a true legend helping me out!
Appreciate the feedback and support buddy. Thanks so much 🙋🏽♂️🇯🇵
Fantastic video and very informative!
Appreciate the feedback mate! I’m glad you got something from it✌🏽🇯🇵
Great job! Very fun to watch!👍🏻😊
Thanks so much mate! Appreciate the feedback and Im glad you enjoyed it🙋🏽♂️🇯🇵
Greaaat Video again man. Lots of value for people thinking to come to Japan. So nervous I fu** up the Japanese part in the end thou 😂😂 Look forward to the next videos.
Haha nah mate you did fantastic! You all provided great information for people interested in making the move here. Thanks again for the support buddy 🙋🏽♂️✌🏽
A natural host! 🎤 can’t wait to see more! Also requesting food content please 👀🍜
Ahh thanks so much Sara! I try my best haha
YESS Fukuoka is know for its food so Im looking at maybe doing some kind of Yatai review in the future if I can organise something cool 🙋🏽♂️🤙🏽
Hi I live in Fukuoka too. I moved to Fukuoka 1 year ago from Kawasaki near Tokyo. Find local Japanese friend, speak Japanese every day, then your Japanese getting better.
That’s great advice!
If you are able to find a Japanese friend, I also think your Japanese would improve so much faster 👍🏼🙋🏽♂️🇯🇵
Thanks for the support!
Super insightful - thank you!! 🤩
Appreciate that my dude! Looking forward to doing more of these in the future around Japan 🇯🇵
Thanks for the return view and support 🙋🏽♂️🤙🏽
Great content - Loved hearing about each of their backgrounds and why they chose to come to Japan!
Thank you so much for the watch and support!
Yeah they all have their own unique stories to tell. Next video I’ll be sharing my own journey and reasons for moving to Japan.
So stay tuned and thanks again mate ✌🏽🙋🏽♂️🇯🇵
Amazing! So much great information in there for anyone wanting to move and study.
Thanks again for returning and watching Emily! Appreciate the feedback and hope you’re able to make it to Japan soon yourself 🙋🏽♂️🇯🇵
Great video Christian!
Thank you mate! Appreciate the watch. Hopefully my nerves didn’t show too much as it was my first time interviewing haha
@@hangswithchristian never would have guessed it. Keep it up.
Haha oh nice - Im glad then. Scrap that last comment 🤣
banger video my guy!
Hey I appreciate that so much buddy, so kind of you to say!🙋🏽♂️
Subscribed brotha. Fukuoka is definitely a part of Japan I really want to visit. How’s the nightlife compared to Tokyo ?
Appreciate that my dude!
As for nightlife, Tokyo definitely has more but it definitely has a strong nightlife here. You have a loads of clubs and bars to hop around, plus huge amount of places to eat out late. Tokyo is awesome but it’s so dense you know? Here its super busy but you don’t feel like its a festival every time you want to go out haha
Thanks for the sub and watch legend 🙋🏽♂️🇯🇵
Hi I am Japanese and living in Fukuoka. I lived abroad for 8 years and recently returned to Japan. Your videos are interesting! Gambatte learning Japanese.
Welcome back to Fukuoka!
It is truly an amazing city here. I love it and I couldn’t imagine living anywhere else in Japan at the moment.
Where were you living for the last eight years?
Thank you so much for watching, Japanese is very difficult but I’m slowly getting there haha 🙋🏽♂️🇯🇵
Currently, Japan has a terrible labor shortage and needs people who can sell ``Japan'' overseas. There is a shortage of people even in non-tourism industries such as hotels and travel agencies. Even if it's not in the tourism industry, I want them to do their best in jobs that promote Japan.🙂
I hope these video’s can further push what an incredible place Japan is, and maybe convince more skilled workers to move here and better the labour shortage!
Thank you for the informative comment, I love hearing things like this! 🙋🏽♂️✌🏽
@@hangswithchristian The so-called overtourism is also said to be due to a lack of labor. There is not enough labor to accommodate people for transportation or for shops in tourist areas. Having to wait to enter a store is a lost opportunity for the store, and it also makes tourists less satisfied.
If you are worried about the working environment in Japan, please start your own company. Fukuoka also has a system for foreigners like that.
Search with Japan’s First “Startup Visa (Entrepreneurial Incentives for Foreigners) !
@@yuuyan-bw2pp Start up Visa just to start takes about $50,000 not counting your own start up like apartment and the like.
@@Mwoods2272 No, the requirement of 5 million yen in Japanese yen is a requirement for a "Business Manager Visa". For decades, Chinese people have often opened Chinese restaurants on this visa. By the way, the yen is weak right now, so 5 million yen is equivalent to $32,000 in dollars.
Fukuoka startup visa does not require 5 million yen.
@@Mwoods2272 No, the requirement of 5 million yen in Japanese yen is a requirement for a "Business Manager Visa". For decades, Chinese people have often opened Chinese restaurants on this visa in Japan.
Fukuoka startup visa does not require 5 million yen.
(By the way, the yen is weak right now, so 5 million yen is equivalent to $32,000 in dollars.)
Great video! I just came back a couple of months ago from a language school year in Japan and I’m not exaggerating when I say it was the best year of my life. I wish I could’ve stayed longer but due to my profession, I can’t at this time in my life. I hope you’ll continue posting videos though so I can live vicariously through your experiences! 😂 I hope you and the people in this video will have as much of a great time as I had. Oh and allow me to share some advice, try to make friends with people that aren’t fluent in English, and talk to them in Japanese as much as you can! I know it’s daunting at first but it really pays off, both language acquisition-wise and socially. I made some great friends that I almost exclusively talk to in Japanese. And talk to your English speaking friends in Japanese too!
Best of luck!
Thank you so much for watching!
Also, that’s really great advice you gave for anyone that is currently studying Japanese here or is curious about doing so. Immersion and making local Japanese friends is possibly one of the best ways to practice and get better at Japanese. I also suggest travelling into the countryside for the best chance to practice with locals as I find them even more open.
Be honest though, how much are you missing Japan? Haha
@@hangswithchristian Not only Japanese friends, but non-native friends that you mainly speak Japanese to are great too!
And yeah I'll be honest, I miss it to a degree where I'll probably try to come back in the future when my career allows it 🙃
Appreciate that buddy!
Well I hope that you get to make it back here in the near future and relive some of those great memories ✌🏽 thanks again!
What language school are you attending and what do you specifically like about it?
Thanks for watching!
Im keeping what school private sorry but one of the main questions I asked schools when applying as what their focus was there. Some are more focused on speaking while others in mastering everything. So it’s really dependant on your focus hey!
Awesome interviews man! I'm a Japanese living outside Japan for more than 10 years. Japan seems to have become much more international since I left. I hope this trend continues and there will be more foreigners living there. I'm curious to see more in-depth of this trend, so the interviews like this is very interesting to see. Keep the video like this coming please. I'm also curious to see how many of them are actually wanting to live in Japan permanently and how hard it is to get the permanent residency there.
Thank you mate!
Yeah, I’ve been visiting Japan for over 10 years and it has definitely become more diverse.
I’m actually arranging an interview for an upcoming video with someone that has been living here for around 10 years and now has a family and PR. Hopefully you find it interesting!
Thanks again for the watch and feedback 🙋🏽♂️
I would love to hear from some of the foreign students from Kyushu uni and their experiences with the visa and accommodation as I am actually considering coming to the city as my partner is from Fukuoka and I'm looking to change my career a bit from being a marine electrician into maybe an electrical engineer. I am from NZ btw 🙂
Also great video 😁
Hey mate - appreciate the great suggestion and support watching the video!
That’s a great idea. The university moved not long ago out to Itoshima (which I love!) but I haven’t been out that way to see it yet. I’ll look into to it and note down the idea for sure. Love it.
Cheers again for watching 🙋🏽♂️👍🏼
Bro how do I start learning Japanese
Great question!
Start by learning to read and write Hiragana and Katakana. Learn them both at the same time also! Then from there, I would recommend listening to Paul Nobles beginner and advanced beginner audio books on auditable. HUGELY helpful for me to start.
But just know it’s a long and challenging journey but where is the fun if it isn’t right!
Best of luck on your learning mate 🙋🏽♂️🇯🇵
baming...
Baming? Haha sorry I don’t know that!