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I am really enjoying your channel. A lot of black folks have a hard time going out of their comfort zone, including myself sometimes. This is good way to show people, particularly our people that it's okay to try something new especially when it comes to living in a foreign country. 😊❤
amy lui Yet many of us thrive and enjoy our lives in Japan despite the relatively mild hiccups (at least we won't get shot by police in this region of the world or certainly won't be thrown in an oven by authorities). Your comparison seems a bit off imho. Out of curiosity, what was the purpose of leaving this kind of response on a channel like this? Have you watched any of the vids on this channel and really listened to the interviewee's stories? I don't know the intention of your comment, but to me, it looks like you're just trying to stir the pot. Hopefully thst's not the case though.
amy lui Your comment is totally misguided. What exactly have black people done to Asians for Asians to dislike black people MORE than anyone else? Dropped nuclear bombs on them? Committed war crimes like in Nanking? Seems you would be more effective telling the Asians who may have bad thoughts about someone who has never done anything to them than telling someone innocent that they have no right to go ANYWHERE they want to go.
@amy lui Maybe it's different in other parts of Asia, but I've lived in Japan over 10 years and never heard a single negative comment by a Japanese person about black people, but I've heard many good comments made.
@@erad67 I agree. It's been more of an interest in us and our culture. They love our music and style. They think most of us are cool even when we're clearly not (stares in the mirror)...
"There's nothing wrong with being the only one" it depends I guess where you are if he was in America leaving isolated like that probably he would have been wrenched.
This is why I have a Funimation account. Netflix will disappoint and hulu will stab you in the back when you leave the United States. You should watch gangsta on Funimation
Always good to see/hear about Black peoples "POSITIVE" experiences in Japan. I lived there 10 years and maybe had 1 bad experience (not related to race).
@@anaknangfilipina5846 I had a Twin Turbo Toyota Supra MK4 at the time and that signified to others that I was in the military or someone with a lot of money, or both. I was in a small fender bender which was about 10% my fault. I had to give this guy about $600 to avoid going to court. I had went to court a year prior over a speeding ticket. The camera caught me trying to set a land speed record on the Shuto Expressway on my way to the club in Roppongi.
I spent 7 years in the military and got as far as Oklahoma City and Valdosta, GA lmao... when my idea of seeing the world was leaving Philly and going to Japan. I got out 3 years ago and I'm finally about to take that trip to Japan next year. This channel keeps me inspired.
I'm not Black, nor do I live in Japan, but I really enjoy listening to these for some reason. Someone should make a channel interviewing foreigners in any country and their experiences, it's fascinating to listen to!
Because after seeing how black people is treated in the USA is refreshing coming here to see this. That is why I love this channel. I am pretty sure most of them will stay in Japan if they could.
Was stationed in Japan for 3 years. Advice is to try and learn Japanese.I took night courses in the language for three years. I am not fluent by a long shot but even a small amount got me a long way. It is a tough language. Takes sweat and embarrassment but it gets easier and easier as you go along
Please do a follow-up with this gentleman. He's got the most endearing cadence. I hope he has enjoyed, or is still enjoying, his time in Japan. Thank you for the upload. 😊
Question... Have you ever organized a Black Folks Meet Up with some of the folks that you have interviewed? Would be interesting to see a large group of folks having conversations about their experiences.
Funny how many of us all love similar things--peace, tranquility, civility, kindness, simplicity, and a certain level of creature comfort. It sounds like you have that in Japan.
Being the only black foreigner there is actually an authentic experience. I was the only black foreigner in my neighborhood in 2 different countries when lived abroad. I dont want to be surrounded by a bunch of Americans when I am travelling anyway -- part of travel is that I can get away from yall. LOL
@JWilliams Exactly i don't want to be with a bunch of Americans as well when i travel. I would rather mixed with the locals than be with fellow Americans.
I enjoy listening your story! You seem to be a gentle person with an adventurous and lovable personality! I am glad you are enjoying a quiet life of your own and like teaching English with many children. I bet you are a good teacher. Good luck 🍀 Stay with open mind and heart; may the joyful path lead you wherever you may be.
My daughter is a 27 y.o. Petty Officer-Hospital Corpsman 3 in the US Navy and she may be headed to Japan after C School...Where she's presently studying to be an OTA-Occupational Therapist Assistant. 🤷♀️Maybe you can meet up with her, and have lunch or something with her...depending upon where she's located. You may know more about that than me. I sent her the link to this video and she's going to kill me, if she sees my comment LMBO! 😂
Greg Bey was spot on with the "Stay positive" vibe. While in mainland China, I got the same "stare" treatment and it did rub me wrong at first. However, I got over it and managed to have fun out there. After they warmed up to me, the hospitality was awesome. I have never been to Japan (aside from Narita airport, which doesn't really count), but plan to visit one day. Thanks for sharing the story.
Gregory, use a VPN then you can use your US Netflix account :) It's a few dollars a year, and it reroutes your internet so that it thinks its in the USA instead of Japan!
I'm not Japanese, but I want to say that he is a very positive, very wise and exemplary person from whom one should learn a lot. Hats off Sir!!! Wish you all the best and be happy!!!
I absolutely love the message and positive energy he put out. I plan to move out to japan and I’ve faced lots of animosity for that decision. I now feel a bit better about my dreams and am looking forward to getting there. 😁
Mr. Bey thank you for sharing so much about the culture, your experiences your dating experiences and your students. You made me smile and giggle just from explaining their reaction to you oh and butt thing was funny. It was helpful to hear the people do not mean any harm if they point, stare or giggle, it is more a cultural thing because we do not look like them. I too love anime and the culture. I really enjoyed your video Mr. Bye, thank you again. Tina in Cali.
Thanks sharing! It was very interesting to hear about Gregory's experience. It is very important to travel with an open mind, learn about other cultures, learn about yourself.
Loved this! I'm also from Chicago and discovered Japanese culture through "Japanimation"! I've visited Tokyo and Osaka in the past couple of years and I'm interested in coming back to learn more about Japanese culture and possibly teaching English. It'd be nice to get in touch with and ask more questions. Cheers! ✌
Man I really really love your interviews Ranzo... been binging for the past week or so. xD Also damn, 5 years in the navy, you get in because Japan, you get out and your ship finally gets stationed in Japan... harsh. And then, kancho. xD Greg didn't mention it, but since he's a fan, probably watched Naruto before going? Oh man, that probably felt really awkward at first...
10:00 life advice; I hear this gentlemen echo the sentiment of another highly regarded and thoughtful human - "Listen to the mustn'ts, child. Listen to the don'ts. Listen to the shouldn'ts, the impossibles, the won'ts. Listen to the never haves, then listen close to me... Anything can happen, child. Anything can be." ― Shel Silverstein"
You better be up in those mountains doing some Touge racing Gregory. I'm from around Chicago too! Plus, the first time I went to Japan we went to Iwate prefecture. I thought to myself "I might be the first black person some of these people have seen in real life."
this dude and i are literally the same person ahahahahaha we both started with anime and manga, developed a sick love for dragon ball, eventually got curious about the culture, we like rural areas and we also have the same taste for food (tonkotsu ramen, gyutan and raw horse meat -wich is actually also a delicacy in the part of italy i come from-)! YEAH! Respect Gregory :D
Great video! Great to learn about someone from inaka! That toilet has to be rough! I lived in a place that only had a squatter! I bought a fake seat. Couldn't take it! Gambatte!
I’ve realized that a lot of expats are often about “traveling with tan open mind, being uncomfortable, being non judgements” I hope I get into jet and can move to Japan
inner city Chicago is something else I am glad he is out of there, he does not have to worry about getting killed for no reason, don't have to worry about getting mugged,break ins, roughed up by cops,racism,etc. He is safe and has a piece of mind.
Thanks for the video, Im currently struggling, I wanna go but I'm quite nervous I've never been abroad b4 and I want to live in Japan, not getting a lot of support from family or friends tho
Chibi-Wez-Chibi you're not going to get support just leave. not to make it sound negative but research before you go. plan before you go. you'll be alright. just try to land with a job and some pocket change that will carry you 3-5 months. +return ticket money just in case.
Touching your butt?! 😂 Umm, I'm not sure how I feel about that now. But other than that, this video is informative. By the way, love reaction you get with your students. "Gregory Sensei, buy me these chips." "No,lol." That's hilarious. 😊
Bacon clearly features heavily in his life. I know how he feels, when I travelled Malaysia for 3 months I was willing to pay over $8 for one slice of cheese.
I am glad to know our country's unique feature (History or Style) could be some help for somebody, who had some frustration and need some place to be released. Anyway Japan had been a isolated far east tiny island and no serious conflict took place about racial discrimination
Really enjoyed your video, packed with practical information and mature wisdom. Wow, 14 schools! What an opportunity to be impactful. May I ask, what are the salaries and benefits like employed in Japan? Thank You Gregory.
I lived in Tokyo for 18 years and one could find anything you wanted food wise as long as you were willing to pay. I used to buy real cherry smoked bacon which is better than anything I can find here in the USA. I spent significant time in the countryside and I smoked my own bacon since, like here, the supermarket bacon isn’t up to par.
Yea I more or less grew up on anime myself but never was really super into Dragonball Z. I was more into Medabots, Ultimate Muscle, Big O and Cowboy Bebop.
@no name Haha oh yea forgot about Yu Yu Hakusho. That reminds me: I gotta finish rewatching that. And honestly I just simply don't feel interested in watching Gundam. I don't hate it but I ain't interested either. Also FLCL just not my type of crazy but this coming from a guy that liked Panty and Stocking😂
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The Black Experience Japan
look into a guy named Jann Mardenborough. He's a black British guy turned race car driver living in Japan.
Ranzo im gonna be in a video one day! I love your channel and I wanna experience life in japan.
I am really enjoying your channel. A lot of black folks have a hard time going out of their comfort zone, including myself sometimes. This is good way to show people, particularly our people that it's okay to try something new especially when it comes to living in a foreign country. 😊❤
My guy spent 5 years in the military just so he could go to japan.....that’s some serious resolve 😂
Lol
All he needed was a degree lol
Maybe that was one of the reasons...
Shoulda joined the Marines
IKR. I respect that.
There’s nothing wrong with being the only one.
Just make sure you be the best you can be.
amy lui Yet many of us thrive and enjoy our lives in Japan despite the relatively mild hiccups (at least we won't get shot by police in this region of the world or certainly won't be thrown in an oven by authorities). Your comparison seems a bit off imho.
Out of curiosity, what was the purpose of leaving this kind of response on a channel like this? Have you watched any of the vids on this channel and really listened to the interviewee's stories?
I don't know the intention of your comment, but to me, it looks like you're just trying to stir the pot. Hopefully thst's not the case though.
amy lui Your comment is totally misguided. What exactly have black people done to Asians for Asians to dislike black people MORE than anyone else? Dropped nuclear bombs on them? Committed war crimes like in Nanking? Seems you would be more effective telling the Asians who may have bad thoughts about someone who has never done anything to them than telling someone innocent that they have no right to go ANYWHERE they want to go.
@amy lui Maybe it's different in other parts of Asia, but I've lived in Japan over 10 years and never heard a single negative comment by a Japanese person about black people, but I've heard many good comments made.
@@erad67 I agree. It's been more of an interest in us and our culture. They love our music and style. They think most of us are cool even when we're clearly not (stares in the mirror)...
"There's nothing wrong with being the only one" it depends I guess where you are if he was in America leaving isolated like that probably he would have been wrenched.
That guy is very handsome and has great taste in anime....
why of course, he is and does!
Nice interview, very insightful. I can't wait to move out there now
Loved your interview man, if I’m ever ever out there, let’s link up
This is why I have a Funimation account. Netflix will disappoint and hulu will stab you in the back when you leave the United States. You should watch gangsta on Funimation
@no name he's the guy being interviewed...lol
Always good to see/hear about Black peoples "POSITIVE" experiences in Japan. I lived there 10 years and maybe had 1 bad experience (not related to race).
That's fantastic
In Kanagawa. About 20 minutes from Yokohama.
What was your bad experience, if you don’t mind me asking?
@@anaknangfilipina5846 I had a Twin Turbo Toyota Supra MK4 at the time and that signified to others that I was in the military or someone with a lot of money, or both. I was in a small fender bender which was about 10% my fault. I had to give this guy about $600 to avoid going to court. I had went to court a year prior over a speeding ticket. The camera caught me trying to set a land speed record on the Shuto Expressway on my way to the club in Roppongi.
Nice to hear that.
I spent 7 years in the military and got as far as Oklahoma City and Valdosta, GA lmao... when my idea of seeing the world was leaving Philly and going to Japan. I got out 3 years ago and I'm finally about to take that trip to Japan next year. This channel keeps me inspired.
How was it?
Are you in Japan now?
That is one handsome and intelligent dude. I’m so very proud to call him my god brother.
💜 u Greg! I’m so very happy to see you happy!!!
The man clearly needs a VPN
Exactly what I was thinking!
was scrolling down to suggest this:)
What's a VPN?
this is a excellent channel for a young black man like me who always aspired to go to Japan knowing we're a very rare sight keep up the good work
I live in Japan and I envy this guy, he's smile says everything and I couldn't be happier for him
I'm not Black, nor do I live in Japan, but I really enjoy listening to these for some reason. Someone should make a channel interviewing foreigners in any country and their experiences, it's fascinating to listen to!
Same
Because after seeing how black people is treated in the USA is refreshing coming here to see this. That is why I love this channel. I am pretty sure most of them will stay in Japan if they could.
Was stationed in Japan for 3 years. Advice is to try and learn Japanese.I took night courses in the language for three years. I am not fluent by a long shot but even a small amount got me a long way. It is a tough language. Takes sweat and embarrassment but it gets easier and easier as you go along
Jim Steuckert Yeah, it's an incredible journey.
Gregory SENSEI........Your interview made me so happy!!! Love this!!!
That's funny...! Good one
You know its a good day once my boy renzo drops a video!
Agreed!
Your profile pic is my computer screensaver...lol. Alfonso Jesus Roberto.😄
😆
Please do a follow-up with this gentleman. He's got the most endearing cadence. I hope he has enjoyed, or is still enjoying, his time in Japan. Thank you for the upload. 😊
“The rent is like 150 USD”
*“HOLY SHIT”*
“But the pipes freeze in the winter and the toilet has no plumbing.”
*”oh..”*
Great interview!
>“HOLY SHIT”
Yes, you make prayer every time you go to an outhouse, lol.
yeah but it's not 150 AND you live in a dirty rat infested crime ridden slum. its
clean
Question... Have you ever organized a Black Folks Meet Up with some of the folks that you have interviewed? Would be interesting to see a large group of folks having conversations about their experiences.
Love this interview. Japan is so peaceful and I love diversity. Never going to eat horse meat. Can't do it. Wonderful person.😀
I like this vid.. Nice to hear a different experience..
It’s a great life experience to see yourself as an American through the eyes of another country
Such a wise and thoughtful conversation. Thanks!!!!
Funny how many of us all love similar things--peace, tranquility, civility, kindness, simplicity, and a certain level of creature comfort. It sounds like you have that in Japan.
14:05
Good teachers are awesome for/to kids, everywhere.
Being the only black foreigner there is actually an authentic experience. I was the only black foreigner in my neighborhood in 2 different countries when lived abroad. I dont want to be surrounded by a bunch of Americans when I am travelling anyway -- part of travel is that I can get away from yall. LOL
@JWilliams Exactly i don't want to be with a bunch of Americans as well when i travel. I would rather mixed with the locals than be with fellow Americans.
Fellow Chicagoan, glad you're also loving the small town life here! Great interview!
Chi town
Is all of Chicago blackness moving to Japan. I'll be there soon too lol🤣
ジョ or Jo you know looks like it. Hope you enjoy your time here
Ellis Jackson yes!
West side!!!
i love this channel.
I like these kinds of videos people who are chill shows how diverse black people are
I am happy that you made yourself happy and at home in Japan
This is a great video.
I enjoy listening your story! You seem to be a gentle person with an adventurous and lovable personality!
I am glad you are enjoying a quiet life of your own and like teaching English with many children. I bet you are a good teacher. Good luck 🍀 Stay with open mind and heart; may the joyful path lead you wherever you may be.
My daughter is a 27 y.o. Petty Officer-Hospital Corpsman 3 in the US Navy and she may be headed to Japan after C School...Where she's presently studying to be an OTA-Occupational Therapist Assistant. 🤷♀️Maybe you can meet up with her, and have lunch or something with her...depending upon where she's located. You may know more about that than me. I sent her the link to this video and she's going to kill me, if she sees my comment LMBO! 😂
Classic mom, trying to hook up her daughter l😁😁
@@gigibigh5057 LMBO! Yaaassssss Honey!😂🤷♀️
Jason & Suzy as 1 she must be at fort Sam then
Yep, she's there @@Insomnia_Central_
🤣💕 🌸 MOM POWER!!! Yes!!! If I did that mine would probably deactivate my YT acct! ROTFL!!! 😂😅🤣 💖🐣🦋🐛
Greg Bey was spot on with the "Stay positive" vibe. While in mainland China, I got the same "stare" treatment and it did rub me wrong at first. However, I got over it and managed to have fun out there. After they warmed up to me, the hospitality was awesome.
I have never been to Japan (aside from Narita airport, which doesn't really count), but plan to visit one day. Thanks for sharing the story.
down to earth person and he got some Asian gestures already lol
By the way Ranzo you should get your own TV show
i really enjoyed listening to Gregory Bey telling his stories. I hope he continues to enjoy his good life.
Gregory, use a VPN then you can use your US Netflix account :) It's a few dollars a year, and it reroutes your internet so that it thinks its in the USA instead of Japan!
Facts
Great interview
I'm not Japanese, but I want to say that he is a very positive, very wise and exemplary person from whom one should learn a lot. Hats off Sir!!! Wish you all the best and be happy!!!
I knew he was going to say he moved there because of anime before he said it.
How?
@Serima Jalloh I'm surprised by home many people say they are drawn to Japan because of anime.
Or Samurai Sunday! Super 66
Dragon ball got us all
This was funny yet very inspirational at the same time lol. Thanks BEJ.
His motives are similar to mines, I am so ready to make that move to Japan!
Yes Ranzo, another excellent vid.
I absolutely love the message and positive energy he put out. I plan to move out to japan and I’ve faced lots of animosity for that decision. I now feel a bit better about my dreams and am looking forward to getting there. 😁
Very nice interview, thanks for honesty and being open to another culture.
Mr. Bey thank you for sharing so much about the culture, your experiences your dating experiences and your students. You made me smile and giggle just from explaining their reaction to you oh and butt thing was funny. It was helpful to hear the people do not mean any harm if they point, stare or giggle, it is more a cultural thing because we do not look like them. I too love anime and the culture. I really enjoyed your video Mr. Bye, thank you again. Tina in Cali.
I am so happy to see he is having great time.
CHICAGO CHI TOWN SAMURAI SUNDAY!
I think all of Chicago coconess is moving to Japan 🤗😇🤗
ジョ or Jo you know ha i said the same thing. Super 66
I like this dude... seems real chill... great interview
I'm happy he takes initiative in learning the culture, language and cooking. Because he's so outgoing did he take the same imitative in Chicago?
Enjoyed this!
Thanks sharing! It was very interesting to hear about Gregory's experience. It is very important to travel with an open mind, learn about other cultures, learn about yourself.
Keep up the Great work! What an Amazing story!
Traveling through the mountains of Japan. Life Goal!
This was great and fascinating cool dude.
Loved this! I'm also from Chicago and discovered Japanese culture through "Japanimation"! I've visited Tokyo and Osaka in the past couple of years and I'm interested in coming back to learn more about Japanese culture and possibly teaching English. It'd be nice to get in touch with and ask more questions. Cheers! ✌
Check the video’s description for his social media handle.
13:09 "gotta worry about *bear* warnings tho..." 😨 umm like, the tornado warnings in Texas? 😆
Man I really really love your interviews Ranzo... been binging for the past week or so. xD
Also damn, 5 years in the navy, you get in because Japan, you get out and your ship finally gets stationed in Japan... harsh.
And then, kancho. xD Greg didn't mention it, but since he's a fan, probably watched Naruto before going? Oh man, that probably felt really awkward at first...
Thanks man, I appreciate it 🙏🏿
10:00 life advice; I hear this gentlemen echo the sentiment of another highly regarded and thoughtful human - "Listen to the mustn'ts, child. Listen to the don'ts. Listen to the shouldn'ts, the impossibles, the won'ts. Listen to the never haves, then listen close to me... Anything can happen, child. Anything can be." ― Shel Silverstein"
i love all the stories
Thoughtful and enjoyable.
Those kids really make him happy. Awesome. 🥰
Awesome video!
Chicago is the best. It is great to see a man of color have his life dream and experience.
very good review, very open and positive
You better be up in those mountains doing some Touge racing Gregory. I'm from around Chicago too! Plus, the first time I went to Japan we went to Iwate prefecture. I thought to myself "I might be the first black person some of these people have seen in real life."
this dude and i are literally the same person ahahahahaha
we both started with anime and manga, developed a sick love for dragon ball, eventually got curious about the culture, we like rural areas and we also have the same taste for food (tonkotsu ramen, gyutan and raw horse meat -wich is actually also a delicacy in the part of italy i come from-)!
YEAH!
Respect Gregory :D
Good to see a home town person and another NAVET! Good interview 😊👏🏽👏🏽
He seems so wise.
From your video title: it means you are so special.
FTN, Shipmate...been there-done that. Hoping to end up back in Japan, teaching as well.
Really calm guy .. shout out from the uk
This is literally like my life story LOL. Almost the same. Dope!
Great way to see yourself through the eyes of another country.
Great video! Great to learn about someone from inaka! That toilet has to be rough! I lived in a place that only had a squatter! I bought a fake seat. Couldn't take it! Gambatte!
Let´s hope that it will stay like that for a long time...
I’ve realized that a lot of expats are often about “traveling with tan open mind, being uncomfortable, being non judgements” I hope I get into jet and can move to Japan
I’ve been to Japan, almost exactly a year ago. I went to Osaka and Kyoto. I thoroughly recommend it. Maybe go on vacation there first though!
@@dru1894 Whats up dru, Ive been twice. And I will be moving there in August =)
"Chicago? Oh! Michael Jordan! Chicago Bulls!" lmao! Great Interview.
inner city Chicago is something else I am glad he is out of there, he does not have to worry about getting killed for no reason, don't have to worry about getting mugged,break ins, roughed up by cops,racism,etc. He is safe and has a piece of mind.
Thanks for the video, Im currently struggling, I wanna go but I'm quite nervous I've never been abroad b4 and I want to live in Japan, not getting a lot of support from family or friends tho
Just go! First step is going there. No harm in just visiting first. You have your passport right...
Chibi-Wez-Chibi
you're not going to get support just leave. not to make it sound negative but research before you go. plan before you go. you'll be alright. just try to land with a job and some pocket change that will carry you 3-5 months. +return ticket money just in case.
Forget them. Just do some research and go.
"Best life advice; don't be alarmed by a finger up the butt."
And here I thought it was just Naruto.
Touching your butt?! 😂 Umm, I'm not sure how I feel about that now. But other than that, this video is informative. By the way, love reaction you get with your students. "Gregory Sensei, buy me these chips." "No,lol." That's hilarious. 😊
So cool
Cow tongue is delicious. It's hard to buy here.
What do you do in Japan, when you're sick?
Vitamin jelly and bed rest really
So nice they have cow tongue in Japan is one of my favorite dishes.
Bacon clearly features heavily in his life. I know how he feels, when I travelled Malaysia for 3 months I was willing to pay over $8 for one slice of cheese.
LOL
My granddaughter, a fan of unicorns. And enjoys the Videos, BIJ. Fifth grade. Wants to travel to Japan.
Good to see a positive video.
The butt thing is called Kancho some animes like Naruto say 1000 years of pain. There is also pokopeen where they aim for the genitals.
I am glad to know our country's unique feature (History or Style) could be some help for somebody, who had some frustration and need some place to be released.
Anyway Japan had been a isolated far east tiny island and no serious conflict took place about racial discrimination
Really enjoyed your video, packed with practical information and mature wisdom. Wow, 14 schools! What an opportunity to be impactful. May I ask, what are the salaries and benefits like employed in Japan? Thank You Gregory.
He's very happy, and he loves where he lives. Funny about his outhouse bathroom. Indoor plumbing for 300 Alex. 😄😄😄
I lived in Tokyo for 18 years and one could find anything you wanted food wise as long as you were willing to pay. I used to buy real cherry smoked bacon which is better than anything I can find here in the USA. I spent significant time in the countryside and I smoked my own bacon since, like here, the supermarket bacon isn’t up to par.
U still in japan??
But it was a specialty shop in Tokyo, right??
I moved back to the US two years ago Sheng.
Keyee Manna, no it was a neighborhood butcher. The bacon (and sausages) in specialty stores however, were also out of this world delicious.
@@greghelton4668 thanks for replying oh do u miss Japan??
Japan is an introverts dream world. Seems like also a place where elderly can retire to
OMG what a sweetheart!
I KNOW THAT GUY!
Learn how to cook- tell me about it! I really need to do so.
This dude is literally me, even in my city.
Another guy from the Chicago area, I’m loving our representation
theres english subs for quite afew netflix originals for japanese netflix :)
touch his beard "ahh.. fuu fuu". TOO Funny
Yea I more or less grew up on anime myself but never was really super into Dragonball Z. I was more into Medabots, Ultimate Muscle, Big O and Cowboy Bebop.
@no name I can 100% hand over heart say I have never watched a single Gundam Anime. I guess I could replace that with watching Lupin the Third😅
Put kenichi the mightiest disciple on that list.
@no name Haha oh yea forgot about Yu Yu Hakusho. That reminds me: I gotta finish rewatching that. And honestly I just simply don't feel interested in watching Gundam. I don't hate it but I ain't interested either. Also FLCL just not my type of crazy but this coming from a guy that liked Panty and Stocking😂