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This woman is the exact definition of a daily hero: taking care of her child, working full time and taking care of the citizens and the city! She's AMAZING!!! ❤❤❤ Very inspiring 🤩🤩🤩
defamation is a crime in Japan. It is not considered free speech. If you let people speak freely they will eventually find reasons to blame each other whether true or not.
They were going to. Unfortunately someone dropped 2 bombs on them and nearly ended them. Despite that, they still became known as the number one car maker for quality. Can you imagine if they never fought in war what their nation would be?
it was such a pleasant surprise how humble she was. she'd take the bus to work, eat lunch with her interns, talk directly to citizens etc. it would be nice if more politicians had this mentality.
Normally, council level politicians are like that. You could hardly see national level politicians doing that, except maybe during the election season.
@@RoyMcAvoy then you haven't seen council level politician of India , they behave as if they own the city even their family members behave that the city is their private property
she even walks around with civilians and hears them out directly meeting them... such a huge difference from our country and how our politicians handle things
you have to remember that she's CITY council member, not a country-wide politician. But your point pretty much stands. I've never seen our mayor doing anything like that. Hell I dont even know who it is
It is so refreshing to see a politician so humble and respectful of his/her constituents, the office and the public's resources. No waste of taxpayers' money on extravagent means of transportation, fancy office etc. She is a great role model.
right? like imr eally curious why they agree to it, well in her case im guessing her reasons are that it will probably help her get known from any japanese viewers and hopefully increase her chances of being reelected
@@darlyzumo Surely this must have a chronic cumulative fatigue effect do you think? Also, where's dad? Always way at work, how will that wee kiddie know his own father when he only sees him perhaps twice a week? Can't possibly be good for him. Psychologically and physically punishing. Great for the community, awful for the individual. A balanced society must care for both.
Having such little sleep (assuming that's her normal day) will seriously mess you up, long term. Hope that's either 1) not her usual amount of sleep or 2) she manages to change her schedule to get more sleep.
Day in the Life of a Japanese passenger pusher or Shinkansen driver? I'd love to see that Great to see you do a politician! This series keeps getting better and better
im so totally impressed by the pure level of commitment, service to the community, dedication, effort and follow thru. Ayumi is a hero, not only to her community but her own family! I wish we had dedicated honest hardworkers like her as politicians here in Australia!
@@cyclingroutesSCOTLAND okay, i stan your channel but that has nothing to do this fucking badass woman walking the entire day in heels... something men can and will never do.. so riddle me that
As a teacher myself, it would be interesting to see a day in the life of a Japanese teacher! Really enjoyed this video too! Whenever I see a "A day in the life" video, it's an instant view! Keep up the great, and fascinating, work!
This is what an ideal politician looks like, every politician should be more like her. She works very hard and gets input from all sources before making a decision. Amazing! Love her
I don't know if people should aspire to this at all. Assuming this is a typical day she's only getting 4 hours of sleep every night. That's actually worse on your cognitive abilities than being drunk. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1739867/ People aren't doing themselves any favours in the long run by pushing themselves this hard.
Amazing how she meets with people DIRECTLY and actually at least tackles the problems. In my home country Poland politicians never get out of their offices and if they do, it is either on rallies or ceremonies. They are so disconnected from people.
Wife, Mother of a 2 yr old, sleeps barely 5 hours a day, barely have 30 min to lunch, takes the real responsabilities of a serious politician meeting people and gathering information about the city problems, patrols at night to make the community safer and I'm sure there's more stuff.....She's a real life wonder woman Edit: NEVER ignore people who's working handing you flyers.
Same here. Im from the Philippines though. Majority of Politicians here are two faced hypocritical politically fickle assholes. With guns goons and gold.
Same here in Spain, we have possibly the worst politicians in Europe doing the worst job at handling the COVID crisis (and also education, taxes, etc) and millions of dumb fanatics that still support them. Not a single resignation despite international agreement of our country having the worst management of the pandemic in the continent.
Fascinating. I enjoy these series a ton! (From USA) she seems genuine. Happy to see you followed someone who cares! The night patrol with her son was adorable.
Yeah, if I get less than 7hours sleep for three days straight I get very fussy, and after a 12h shift I usually dont want to cook, she has a very powerful drive to take care of her son and career like that.
Wonderful - again! I love your videos Paolo. I lived in Tokyo in the mid 1970s and I find them so fascinating. I also REALLY appreciate all the hard work you have put into making them. So beautifully shot and edited to give us a real fly on the wall view. Thank you so much for your efforts.
This is what an ideal politician looks like, every politician should be more like her. She works very hard and gets input from all sources before making a decision. Amazing! Love her
Politicians in Japan: *using public transport to reach office, walking to reach places for serving the people* Politicians in my country: *Jamming the busiest of the busy streets with their convoy of 10s of cars to attend a wedding, stealing public money*
You mean like standing on the street in crowded places and yelling shit into a megaphone and annoying the fuck out of everyone going to work and who lives there? And then multiply that by the amount of politicians there are. They are a fucking pest here. There are no real noise pollution laws here. In other countries this absolute low level campaigning behavior is illegal. *Go ahead weebs, downvote me.* Neither do the downvotes on TH-cam do anything, nor do I care about the imaginary internet points.
Well, a politician in Japan takes the bus to go to work. Here in Bulgaria (which is in the EU) using public transport is considered shameful by city council members, so they get the latest luxury cars the could put their hands on. What a difference in the governing mentality. No wonder Japanese are doing so well. Great video as always!
Bulgaria is the fascist state of eu. Here in nordic politicians who dont waste taxpayer money to treat themselves are considered very virtuous. Your peoples attitude towards public transport tells it all about it's quality, just like in usa. Nordic public transport and traffic infrastructure is high quality and safe.
I see a recurring theme...late dinners, late nights and early mornings. I cannot imagine having a schedule like that. She is a super hero because I would be dead tired
@@Seek1878 yeah but compared to other third world countries, you can be grateful if you can decide when you die rather than getting killed by a random dude when you walk out of the house.
This woman has no downtime and walking for hours in heels making a change whereas you only see politicians in the uk break a sweat when they’re campaigning and asking for money!
If it helps you feel any better Japan has been effectively a one party system for a long time since the opposition didn't get any power and when they do they're not different from the ruling so really the one universal thing in the world is the uselessness of politicians lol
I am a university student Political Science and Japanese in the United States, and I interned for an assemblywoman when I was 16, basically doing what those two young gentlemen were doing. I just want to say how absolutely impressed I was watching this video and the way my jaw dropped to the floor, even if this is considered a "busy" day. I am so impressed that she talks directly with her citizens so often and I am just amazed with her approach to everything.
Absolutely fascinating. The context of her responsibilities within her family, community and Japanese society at large is so informative. Her interns are fortunate to have such a capable role model. Well done and thank you for sharing. I really, really like this series. Hello from London, England ; - )
I like this woman. All of her responses are clear and always knows the perfect words to say. She definitely has been in interviews like this before. I need public speaking tips from her!
Very refreshing to see the care that Japanese Politicians make in the community. Caring for your citizens who put you in office let’s them know you take your job seriously. Thank you for this video!!!!
@@Sery8 nah my friend, actually I hate libtards, buta I hate weebs more. Since I happened to know some Japanese, so I can get what kind of shitty comments(absolutely disaster) they usually leaved on Twitter or Yahoo alright? So let me be clear, Anti racism and sexism are not libtard. Some weebs watched English subtitled anime then think they know Japan, this is hilarious.
I like that she is using public transportation. (here in Germany our politicians travel with a huge expensive car and lots of security). she takes her son to the nursery (in Germany they have nannies) and also she eats lunch with her interns. I mean this is just amazing!!!!!! so much respect and gratitude. I love it
You've got to remember that she's only a city council member. The equivalent in Germany would probably be the "Gemeinde-/Stadtrat", which isn't even a paid position (they receive a "Aufwandsentschädigung" that isn't even close to covering the amount of work they do). These people definitely don't have security and you probably don't even know the ones responsible for your city.
@@lisal.1114 No, a Bürgermeister is a mayor, not a city council member and a Bürgermeister is not part of the Gemeinde-/Stadtrat. Mayor is also a paid position as a civil servant
@@JesusInStripeZthe reality is that public transportation in Japan is almost always more efficient/faster than cars. Even self-important countries like Germany don’t realize how far behind they fall more advanced countries like Japan.
“Brenda, hold all my calls. I need the next two weeks to work on my puts. Yes, I know the stimulus bill needs my signature.. will it pay me more? No? Make that three weeks.”
I live in Tokyo and I'm 19 years old. I express my opinion with my poor English. It is true that she is earnest and polite politician, but the politician like her is really rare. Especially National Diet, politicians are old and conservative and just complaining. Unbelievably, some members sleep during meeting. Under this Covid-19 catastrophe, Japan government promotes "don't eating out at night ", on the other hand, politicians have luxurious dinner more than once. We have various perspective of politics, therefore of course I don't think I'm absolutely right but I want you to know these facts.
No, youre absolutely right. Having rotten politicians is universal, most people don't believe a perfect governance exist. It's either better or worse than most.
No worries, you have just regular politicians. In Germany, in the most important parliament (Bundestag), most elected don't participate in their political work for the most part. if they were honestly working for the greater good, they would not have time to have side jobs at various companies for which they lobby. I believe some are good politicians who take their job seriously, but especially conservatives and moderate left are known to do not much work and do not connect to the people. Usually more than a third of Germans do not vote because they do not feel represented within the political system.
wow man politicians actually work .. .thank you for making this video and to think that council members actually using public transport I mean wow ... in my country usually they come out in convoys whatever .. huge respect to her !! < 3
Yea it would be interesting to see how the japanese hospital setting would function especially during this pandemic, and dangerous at the same time if he/she is in the hospital setting due to the risk of contacting covid.
Even outside of Covid times, I imagine due to emergencies that can happen at any time, sanitary reasons and Paolo being in the way, this would be tricky to make. It might just need to be a differently structured video though. Like an interview instead of visiting an hospital where people
@@chadthundercock117 do u think Google will help to find about every shit happening in Japan? It would be better to hear it from someone who lived there
Day of the life of an Eastern European politician: 13:00: Wakes up, has lunch and beer in the local restaurant 14:00: Goes home 15:00-20:00: Thinks of how to steal more money 3:00: goes to bed
@@hafsa6818 This is just what I've heard from a friend of mine long ago. IIRC the ones with competitive pricing and have good program for the kids are few and far in between, Not to mention Tokyo's population is super condensed compared to almost everywhere else. It is very possible the one you've found for your kid(s) is VERY far away from your work and/or home, and to be able to find the one that perfectly sync with your daily commute schedule with everything mentioned add on to it is almost equivalent to trying to get into your 1st choice of university with scholarship.
Crazy long hours she has! Hats off to her, admirable dedication to her job and family, can’t be easy. Eye opening to see such hard working mothers in Japan. Good series this is, Paolo, more please.
Every time I see Paolo sweating I think about how much work he puts into these videos, and they just keep getting better and better. I think I can speak for us all when I say we want more of this series but make sure to stay safe too, Paolo!
What an incredibly informative video. This is such a significant video in so many ways. As a role model she transcends all cultures and countries. The causes that she champions representing her constituents are also significant in not only improving their lives but also dealing with the challenges confronting Japan. I think this video deserves some sort of reward and recognition.
Because US politicians are too busy dividing up America in two tribes call The Left and The Right and MSM in America is also playing a huge factor in this.
@@YukiPyro lmfao that happens in India too And most Indian politicians care only about power Most rarely even do anything except a few who are great, for example narendra modi
@@anmolmeshram8182 Yeah which is a shame, Its also a major reason why I cannot align with one party. Anything I think I can there is always someone who pops up and spews garbage. An in the end as you stated they only care about themselves and how deep their pockets will get.
So u think it's rare to see in the U.S. Now imagine how it is here in South America, in my country, this kind of people who try to improve community lives only get killed by "local militia"...
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@@Kronos0999 Sorry that ideas for future videos was a crime. If anything I would say he appreciates ideas from subscribers showing the things people are interested in.
@@ragnose1 yes i agree ^^ studying it by yourself might make learning it longer but study it with a class and a teacher makes it more fun and the process smoother.
@@Kenta-0159 lol obviously he can speak Japanese because he has been raised around people that speak it to him 😂. i can speak basic japanese so far and i have learned most of this alphabet and katakana since making the comment.
@@billbowser13 Really where do you live? Cuz in most western countries city politician are usually good people who want to help others, but as you go higher to state and national, selfish interest tends to outweigh the good of the public.
@@amertpk1822 Indonesia. Here in Indonesia, there's kinda too much corruption that the law enforcement really only have energy to catch the big ones. But it's getting better tho
I think that will be hard, most seiyuus are private with their personal life due to stalker fans. But if you're interested, Sally Amaki in TH-cam made her own day in life of a seiyuu
I think that will be hard, most seiyuus are private with their personal life due to stalker fans. But if you're interested, Sally Amaki in TH-cam made her own day in life of a seiyuu
Yes, that’s one of the reasons why I can’t bring myself to leave Japan. After you get used to it, you can’t really accept how people act anywhere else!
@@milkandspice1074 It really depends. If you are from an English-speaking country and have a University degree, the simplest way is to apply to one of the large, English conversation school chains and have them sponsor your visa etc. You don’t need Japanese ability or other career experience for this option. (This how both Chris and I originally got here.) of course, if you have professional experience, big International companies based in Tokyo, etc. are a good option. There’s also options such as convenience store and factory work that are quite easily available with just basic Japanese ability. (But these don’t help you with visa arrangements etc, as far as I know. It helps to be here already.)
@@Jordan-inJapan Thank you for the detailed reply. I did teach English in Korea. But, I would like to work for a company instead if I proceed to Japan. :)
This is a great video! I really love this series. The lifestyle of politicians in Japan are so different from the ones in here in the Philippines. You can see in the video that their real goal of being a politician is to serve the public first and foremost.
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Arigatou Gozaimasu Paolo Sama 🙏🙏🙏
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Thank you for the great work 👏🏼👏🏼
Thanks! Oh my, please do the day in the life of a Kumon Teacher or Aircon Technician
Daaammmnnn 😂 Paolo stepping up his game. Love it!
I was gonna say the same LOL 😊
best comment lol
is there a joke here i'm missing? lol
@@TheAstrocast wondering the same things
Huh? He has since day 1
Her interns following her around like little ducklings haha so cute
Yeah xD!
One of her interns actually looks cute. Wish we can see his face properly xD
@@Unan1mouz yeah omg the guy with bangs looks cute
@@ILPVG I know right! Such a shame D'x
@@Unan1mouz 6:35
Please do “day in the life of a Japanese teacher”!
I would love to see that!!
@@wrong9279 maybe online teacher during lockdown idk?
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@@wrong9279 they different types of teachers soooo
Good idea
"I want to make Japan a better place. I thought I'd be the one to make that change. That's why I stepped forward." Man, what a boss!
and while she said that, i said ' in your dream'
@@ChristmasSpirit606 keep crying, kid
She is a women in a male dominated society, its just talk for the camera.
this is typical politician talk nothing remarkable about it
Would be really interesting to see "Day in the Life of a Japanese Policeman/woman.
That will not a bad idea
I want to know that too
up
We have to see this
That would be great, or a day in the life of an SDF soldier. Both would probably require special clearance, though.
This woman is the exact definition of a daily hero: taking care of her child, working full time and taking care of the citizens and the city! She's AMAZING!!! ❤❤❤ Very inspiring 🤩🤩🤩
At least in the video ;)
@@AdrianCastilloAl wait what
@@AdrianCastilloAl My mans jealousy: 📈📈
@@whathappenswhenyouclosethe477 right 🤣
@IDKman well said
Paolo keeps grinding out this top quality content! Honestly one of my favorite TH-cam channels
More to come!
I just love the respect and politeness given and shown to one another in Japan. The whole world should learn from them.
why do you think Hitler clicked with them ?! discipline man,hard work...
@@darijanbabic2 and to give the Soviet Union a Threesome one both sides.
@@degeneration6493 unfortunatl it didnt happen as much as i know?!
defamation is a crime in Japan. It is not considered free speech. If you let people speak freely they will eventually find reasons to blame each other whether true or not.
They were going to. Unfortunately someone dropped 2 bombs on them and nearly ended them. Despite that, they still became known as the number one car maker for quality. Can you imagine if they never fought in war what their nation would be?
Ooooof, I see you're slowly climbing up the profession ladder! One day it will be "Day in the life of the Japanese emperor" :D
Lots more videos in the works :-)
Interesting
@@PaolofromTOKYO day in the life of a yakuza member please!!!!
@@PaolofromTOKYO I would love to see a day in a life of a Train engineer in Japan.
@@andrewkecskemethy3900 thats a good idea
She accomplishes more in one day than I do all year.
Tell me about it 😂. And only 4-5 hours of sleep
Hahahaha !! Either she really works too much or you are lucky not to have to work too hard or you don't do enough !! lol
It's okay to not work hard but being not productive is bad for your mental health
@@dms2331 bro what is a diet member in japan
What does diet means
@@divyaprakash5189 [Removed]
Shout out to the interns. They are vibing alongside her all day and following her everywhere including meetings. Respect to them
respect for become slave
If a day in the life of a politician video was filmed in my country, it would have ended after breakfast.
Here in Brasil it wouldn't even start lol
Hahahahahaha 😂👏👍💕
@@Matpeixelegal bolsonaro
@@Matpeixelegal Oh look! Pablo has decided to sleep through the entire day! *Video ends.*
In China you won't be able to start the project because its a national secret.
Paolo: Ayumi does not have time in the morning to prepare dishes
Ayumi: Cuts nori to make a smiley face on the food
Anything to make her kid happy
You miss that, she cooks in the evening and preps in the afternoon.
It's not that hard i make bentos for my little siblings every morning cutting nori takes a minute preparing a dish takes 30
@@Yellowballoondog wow I respect you for cooking for your siblings
it was such a pleasant surprise how humble she was. she'd take the bus to work, eat lunch with her interns, talk directly to citizens etc. it would be nice if more politicians had this mentality.
Normally, council level politicians are like that. You could hardly see national level politicians doing that, except maybe during the election season.
@@RoyMcAvoy then you haven't seen council level politician of India , they behave as if they own the city even their family members behave that the city is their private property
@@pam5092 true 😂😂😂 bapp ka raj hai unka to
@@pam5092 true bhai
Being flanked by her Interns make them look like her bodyguards...just more, relaxed
she even walks around with civilians and hears them out directly meeting them... such a huge difference from our country and how our politicians handle things
If only he showed all the shit that happens in Japan. This is a glorified look at Japan at best.
@@imppyify What? You mean corruption? I can imagine that being a problem in Japan. Or you mean something else?
you have to remember that she's CITY council member, not a country-wide politician.
But your point pretty much stands. I've never seen our mayor doing anything like that. Hell I dont even know who it is
I don't know why but some how I feel like your iranian
@@farazfarazff8554 me? i'm lithuanian
It is so refreshing to see a politician so humble and respectful of his/her constituents, the office and the public's resources. No waste of taxpayers' money on extravagent means of transportation, fancy office etc. She is a great role model.
This in the life of series always amazes me, how these people are willing to be interviewed, and document a slice of their lives.
Keep it up!
There is something therapeutic about this series. 😃
right? like imr eally curious why they agree to it, well in her case im guessing her reasons are that it will probably help her get known from any japanese viewers and hopefully increase her chances of being reelected
OK, I know she has a toddler...but how is she functioning on just 4.5hrs of sleep a night AND working as a politician??? The woman has stamina!
Japanese work culture is notoriously unhealthy
That's what I was thinking. Sleeping at 1 and waking up at 5:30 and yet still makes cute bento box!
@@darlyzumo Surely this must have a chronic cumulative fatigue effect do you think? Also, where's dad? Always way at work, how will that wee kiddie know his own father when he only sees him perhaps twice a week? Can't possibly be good for him. Psychologically and physically punishing. Great for the community, awful for the individual. A balanced society must care for both.
Having such little sleep (assuming that's her normal day) will seriously mess you up, long term. Hope that's either 1) not her usual amount of sleep or 2) she manages to change her schedule to get more sleep.
I have slept for less than that for few months
Day in the Life of a Japanese passenger pusher or Shinkansen driver? I'd love to see that
Great to see you do a politician! This series keeps getting better and better
Cant believe it is "The" kim jong-un
When Paolo simps for Kim Jong-un
Yes, I would love that
Thank you general Kim
Supreme leader, your ideas are magnificent as always.
Paolo make it happen.. or else...
im so totally impressed by the pure level of commitment, service to the community, dedication, effort and follow thru. Ayumi is a hero, not only to her community but her own family! I wish we had dedicated honest hardworkers like her as politicians here in Australia!
People like this are present in every country. We just need to change the system so that they succeed in the politics.
Why is no one taking about how she walked the whole day with those heels. Such dedication 💙💙
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@@cyclingroutesSCOTLAND okay, i stan your channel but that has nothing to do this fucking badass woman walking the entire day in heels... something men can and will never do.. so riddle me that
Dedication? I think you mean social pressure and dress code.
@ yes these feminists are pretty much like that why would men wear heels exactly XD and it's not a great achievement being a politician
Look at those calves 😑 obviously of that walking
As a teacher myself, it would be interesting to see a day in the life of a Japanese teacher! Really enjoyed this video too! Whenever I see a "A day in the life" video, it's an instant view! Keep up the great, and fascinating, work!
i would love to see one for a high school teacher
I would love to see that
What a great idea
This is what an ideal politician looks like, every politician should be more like her. She works very hard and gets input from all sources before making a decision. Amazing! Love her
Ooooof, I see you're slowly climbing up the profession ladder! One day it will be "Day in the life of the Japanese emperor" :D
yeah meanwhile in America, the senate broke for thanksgiving, and only AOC is there
She's a city politician, the higher up you go the more corrupt it gets.
and she looks good
I don't know if people should aspire to this at all. Assuming this is a typical day she's only getting 4 hours of sleep every night. That's actually worse on your cognitive abilities than being drunk. www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC1739867/ People aren't doing themselves any favours in the long run by pushing themselves this hard.
Amazing how she meets with people DIRECTLY and actually at least tackles the problems. In my home country Poland politicians never get out of their offices and if they do, it is either on rallies or ceremonies. They are so disconnected from people.
I would love to see “Day in the life of a Japanese Fast Food Worker” like McDonald’s or anything like that!
me too
MMMMMMM McDonald's yep 10000% do that
Yup just too see the quality different in the restaurant.
That would be coool!
I want to see both male and female
Wife, Mother of a 2 yr old, sleeps barely 5 hours a day, barely have 30 min to lunch, takes the real responsabilities of a serious politician meeting people and gathering information about the city problems, patrols at night to make the community safer and I'm sure there's more stuff.....She's a real life wonder woman
Edit: NEVER ignore people who's working handing you flyers.
Where I am only bible nuts hand out flyers lol
she does the night patrol 2 times a month.
You missed..... She made Kawaii Lunch for her son.
shes not wonder women thats just being overworked
André Lima lol
I got huge respect for the parents who prepare all the meals for their family with so much love and details and diversity..
wow what a day in a life! very interesting! how many time she bowed in this video? Paolo going to the next level of professions in Japan
Nyampe sini dong wkwk
@@fathan6594 english please :D
@@prakasavlogs Nyampe sini dong wkwk
@@prakasavlogs google translate says "arrive here please" lol
@@zero-gj4ql lol
Being born and raised in Mexico is totally rare for me seeing a politician who is not a disgusting person
Same here. Im from the Philippines though. Majority of Politicians here are two faced hypocritical politically fickle assholes. With guns goons and gold.
And even walking on the streets without like 10 bodyguards
@MetraMan09 In general terms politicians are liers and such, but that's "normal", even somewhat human. But Mexico is in another level, trust me.
Same here in Spain, we have possibly the worst politicians in Europe doing the worst job at handling the COVID crisis (and also education, taxes, etc) and millions of dumb fanatics that still support them. Not a single resignation despite international agreement of our country having the worst management of the pandemic in the continent.
Hahahahahahaha Agreed.
*Day in the Life* videos are incomplete without Paolo saying *“Let’s take advantage and explore the place”* 😌
haha exactly!
What he really means is let's go find their snacks...lol.
Unmai!
@@doc-uzziel-holiday6250 hauahauhauh. Fair enough
Fascinating. I enjoy these series a ton! (From USA) she seems genuine. Happy to see you followed someone who cares! The night patrol with her son was adorable.
Badass lady.
Yeah, if I get less than 7hours sleep for three days straight I get very fussy, and after a 12h shift I usually dont want to cook, she has a very powerful drive to take care of her son and career like that.
3OOTH like
She clearly cares deeply about her country and wants to see positive change.
she probably would be embarrassed to be called like dat
A day in the life of my country's politicians:
- wake up
- hire cronies
- take bribes
- sign policies that don't help the poor
Ayumi’s job is so important. I admire her energy and commitment. Man, the coronavirus has changed so much of our daily lives.
He filmed her on a good day 😂
Wonderful - again! I love your videos Paolo. I lived in Tokyo in the mid 1970s and I find them so fascinating. I also REALLY appreciate all the hard work you have put into making them. So beautifully shot and edited to give us a real fly on the wall view. Thank you so much for your efforts.
@@adaezeukaga8833 scam situation
Mid 1970? It was like a long time ago.. even my dad was still on elementary school on those times
This is what an ideal politician looks like, every politician should be more like her. She works very hard and gets input from all sources before making a decision. Amazing! Love her
Politicians in Japan: *using public transport to reach office, walking to reach places for serving the people*
Politicians in my country: *Jamming the busiest of the busy streets with their convoy of 10s of cars to attend a wedding, stealing public money*
Totally India
Same
In my country (Brazil), some politicians even got some ambulances to serve as their personal vehicles, so they could move faster between places. .
Totally a indian comment
@@VagnerSh same in my country 😌
They think they are god or something
Damn, she's such a boss, virtually no downtime. Here I am spending 3hrs on TH-cam....
Only 3? I spend 5+
Pathetic....... 24/7 here
It's cool that she can deal with it, but its sad that she has to deal with it
@@QuincyIsCrispy some people are just built that way. I dated a girl that was just like her, any amount of downtime would almost make her depressed.
But she started at 10:30... most people here already worked 2-3 hours by then.
I'd love see a day in the life of a Japanese Psychologist/Psychiatrist
Do they even exist?
@@maxabeles oof
still waiting for “a day in the life of a JSDF soldier”
Most Japanese would never go there. Or why you ask for this?
That's difficult as all the treatment stuff would need to be completely private
Good for her for actually going into the community. It’s rare to see elsewhere
You mean like standing on the street in crowded places and yelling shit into a megaphone and annoying the fuck out of everyone going to work and who lives there? And then multiply that by the amount of politicians there are. They are a fucking pest here.
There are no real noise pollution laws here. In other countries this absolute low level campaigning behavior is illegal.
*Go ahead weebs, downvote me.* Neither do the downvotes on TH-cam do anything, nor do I care about the imaginary internet points.
@@DasAntiNaziBroetchen Are you from Japan?
@@arun455 I thought that was clear.
@@DasAntiNaziBroetchen lmao absolutely based!
Agreed
Well, a politician in Japan takes the bus to go to work. Here in Bulgaria (which is in the EU) using public transport is considered shameful by city council members, so they get the latest luxury cars the could put their hands on. What a difference in the governing mentality. No wonder Japanese are doing so well. Great video as always!
And with bicycle
Bulgaria is the fascist state of eu. Here in nordic politicians who dont waste taxpayer money to treat themselves are considered very virtuous. Your peoples attitude towards public transport tells it all about it's quality, just like in usa. Nordic public transport and traffic infrastructure is high quality and safe.
@@PartyNigafascist? What the actual fuck are you talking about my guy, do you understand what fascist means?
@@PartyNigagood on you mate
Nobody is gonna talk about the 19 year-old ?!!
So hardworking ....
Hosei University produces a lot of high-profile politicians, including current Prime Minister Suga. The 19-yr old definitely knows what he wants.
The poll says now younger generations support the ruling party more than their older generations do in the past few years. quite interesting.
The absolute hustle that I have noticed from most all of these Day In the Life participants is crazy respectable
And we are still waiting for „Day in the Life of a Yakuza member“ ;)
YES PLEASE !!!
100%
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how about Day and night life of a jav actress.
@@thornados4969 that video will surely get 1M views 😂
His enthusiasm and narration is so entertaining and infectious. Absolutely love it
I see a recurring theme...late dinners, late nights and early mornings. I cannot imagine having a schedule like that. She is a super hero because I would be dead tired
Thats why they have a very high rate of suicide over there...
@@BLACKOMAMBO at least their country is better. I would choose that instead of being happy but a fucked up country, mostly a sacrificial thing
@@BenRover2961 Having a high suicide rate is sign of a fucked up country.
@@Seek1878 yeah but compared to other third world countries, you can be grateful if you can decide when you die rather than getting killed by a random dude when you walk out of the house.
@@BenRover2961 Choosing a higher rate of suicide while sacrificing happiness? Good luck with that.
I love how she is very involved in her community! Seems like a very rewarding career.
This woman has no downtime and walking for hours in heels making a change whereas you only see politicians in the uk break a sweat when they’re campaigning and asking for money!
If it helps you feel any better Japan has been effectively a one party system for a long time since the opposition didn't get any power and when they do they're not different from the ruling so really the one universal thing in the world is the uselessness of politicians lol
@@erenmademewritethis9833 agreed 😂
It's a day in the life video to capture all/most of what she does. It probably isn't a typical day which probably has more downtime.
The Japanese elections are in 2021. Last one was in 2017. She needs to get her name out there.
A very long day for her young son too .
I am a university student Political Science and Japanese in the United States, and I interned for an assemblywoman when I was 16, basically doing what those two young gentlemen were doing. I just want to say how absolutely impressed I was watching this video and the way my jaw dropped to the floor, even if this is considered a "busy" day. I am so impressed that she talks directly with her citizens so often and I am just amazed with her approach to everything.
She wakes up so early, takes such great care of her son and she s so dedicated to her job. Wish her all the best😊😊😊
I think you meant dedicated
@@blayze9136 edited. Thank you😊
@@laidau8302 Your welcome. BTW, love the drawings on your channel
@@blayze9136 😆😆😆omg thank youu
@@laidau8302 where are you from?
the amount of work Paolo is putting in those videos is just really admirable
“Who would’ve thunk” caught me off guard lol
when thought is overrated
heard that and went straight to the comments section
Its a voice crack
her dedication and hard work alone makes me wanna vote for her
If every politician work as hard as she, the world would be sooooooo nicer.
Oh they all work hard - on manipulating you and slandering their opponents.
working hard does not necessarily mean you are accomplishing much
Not really as they all work hard. It's human demand that's the trouble. All political aspects involve corruption and greed
@@KrazyKrzysztof it does
@@kimisadventure96 many people on the planet work hard but very few create worthwhile changes in society and technological advancement
Absolutely fascinating. The context of her responsibilities within her family, community and Japanese society at large is so informative. Her interns are fortunate to have such a capable role model. Well done and thank you for sharing. I really, really like this series. Hello from London, England ; - )
I like this woman. All of her responses are clear and always knows the perfect words to say. She definitely has been in interviews like this before. I need public speaking tips from her!
Very refreshing to see the care that Japanese Politicians make in the community. Caring for your citizens who put you in office let’s them know you take your job seriously. Thank you for this video!!!!
She’s so involved with her constituents! This is such a great concept! Very admirable!
First of all, she is a wonderful mother, a great cook, a master of her craft and a unique woman 👍👍👍 . Thank you Paolo for a great video...
It's good to see people like ayumi making japan a better place (thank you for the likes guys. 👍
It must just be a misspelling 😊
Sadly most Japanese are ultra-right and being sexism lol, she is making progress for sure, but not so fast.
@@boason2514 Ultra right for an american libtard like you that is
@@Sery8 nah my friend, actually I hate libtards, buta I hate weebs more. Since I happened to know some Japanese, so I can get what kind of shitty comments(absolutely disaster) they usually leaved on Twitter or Yahoo alright?
So let me be clear, Anti racism and sexism are not libtard.
Some weebs watched English subtitled anime then think they know Japan, this is hilarious.
The CDP ya'll
I like that she is using public transportation. (here in Germany our politicians travel with a huge expensive car and lots of security). she takes her son to the nursery (in Germany they have nannies) and also she eats lunch with her interns. I mean this is just amazing!!!!!! so much respect and gratitude. I love it
You've got to remember that she's only a city council member. The equivalent in Germany would probably be the "Gemeinde-/Stadtrat", which isn't even a paid position (they receive a "Aufwandsentschädigung" that isn't even close to covering the amount of work they do). These people definitely don't have security and you probably don't even know the ones responsible for your city.
@@JesusInStripeZU mean someone like a Bürgermeister?
@@lisal.1114 No, a Bürgermeister is a mayor, not a city council member and a Bürgermeister is not part of the Gemeinde-/Stadtrat. Mayor is also a paid position as a civil servant
@@JesusInStripeZthe reality is that public transportation in Japan is almost always more efficient/faster than cars. Even self-important countries like Germany don’t realize how far behind they fall more advanced countries like Japan.
If every politician were like this, the world would be a better place
This is why japan is a better place.
@@ramyarrafik8483 don’t say something like that when you know practically nothing about Japan
@@ramyarrafik8483 that really made me eyeroll
@@spacesofi4005 uhmm know more than you and been there more than you.
A bit off topic but you’re fine asf lol
"Welcome to a day in the life of an American Politician.
So we've been at the golf course for about 4 hours now..."
Sadly accurate AF
Now,watch this drive..
“Brenda, hold all my calls. I need the next two weeks to work on my puts. Yes, I know the stimulus bill needs my signature.. will it pay me more? No? Make that three weeks.”
fr lol
No...the first thing is, spraying his face with an orange tan!
I live in Tokyo and I'm 19 years old. I express my opinion with my poor English.
It is true that she is earnest and polite politician, but the politician like her is really rare.
Especially National Diet, politicians are old and conservative and just complaining.
Unbelievably, some members sleep during meeting.
Under this Covid-19 catastrophe, Japan government promotes "don't eating out at night ", on the other hand, politicians have luxurious dinner more than once.
We have various perspective of politics, therefore of course I don't think I'm absolutely right but I want you to know these facts.
Shitty politicians seems to be a universal issue.
No, youre absolutely right. Having rotten politicians is universal, most people don't believe a perfect governance exist. It's either better or worse than most.
@@alexdanalibaba5085 It's only natural that humans will act like that when they believe they have enough power to do so
No worries, you have just regular politicians. In Germany, in the most important parliament (Bundestag), most elected don't participate in their political work for the most part. if they were honestly working for the greater good, they would not have time to have side jobs at various companies for which they lobby.
I believe some are good politicians who take their job seriously, but especially conservatives and moderate left are known to do not much work and do not connect to the people. Usually more than a third of Germans do not vote because they do not feel represented within the political system.
Imagine here on Brazil then... LOL
wow man politicians actually work .. .thank you for making this video
and to think that council members actually using public transport I mean wow ... in my country usually they come out in convoys whatever .. huge respect to her !! < 3
a day in a life of a doctor or nurse would be interesting
Yea it would be interesting to see how the japanese hospital setting would function especially during this pandemic, and dangerous at the same time if he/she is in the hospital setting due to the risk of contacting covid.
Even outside of Covid times, I imagine due to emergencies that can happen at any time, sanitary reasons and Paolo being in the way, this would be tricky to make. It might just need to be a differently structured video though. Like an interview instead of visiting an hospital where people
Yup...definitely agree
@@konodioda69 do you really think they would let him record them especially during corona
If all Politicians were like this... World would be a better place :)
I love how connected she is to her community. You don't see that much in the states.
If only he showed all the shit that happens in Japan. This is a glorified look at Japan at best.
@@imppyify please enlighten us
This happens a lot in the states.
@@aijan2088 Just use google.
@@chadthundercock117 do u think Google will help to find about every shit happening in Japan? It would be better to hear it from someone who lived there
I love that she interacts so much with the community and gets feedback so she can improve the lives of the people!
Day of the life of an Eastern European politician:
13:00: Wakes up, has lunch and beer in the local restaurant
14:00: Goes home
15:00-20:00: Thinks of how to steal more money
3:00: goes to bed
lmao
Not in Poland lol
@@juliaj7939 I thought polish people consider Poland Central European country
Truth! 13km highway for €200 000 000! Regards from Bulgaria!
Indonesian politician: hold my beer 🍺
Big props Paolo! This series is a lot of work for you, but the quality you put out really shows.
I hope you will also feature "Daily life of a Japanese Professor" or "Daily life of a Japanese Laboratory Scientist".
This is one of my favorites, being a mom myself it's just so motivating to see these hardworking moms do their best for their family and their jobs.
"in Tokyo getting your child enrolled in nursery school can be as competitive as getting into university" 2:29
That's just plain out sad
I've heard that about most major metropolitans.
What the reason? So you know?
@@hafsa6818 WHAT ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT
@@mattresscoolkidsuper4914 lol i meant why in japan getting a child enrolled in nurs is hard as getting in uni lol
@@hafsa6818 This is just what I've heard from a friend of mine long ago. IIRC the ones with competitive pricing and have good program for the kids are few and far in between, Not to mention Tokyo's population is super condensed compared to almost everywhere else. It is very possible the one you've found for your kid(s) is VERY far away from your work and/or home, and to be able to find the one that perfectly sync with your daily commute schedule with everything mentioned add on to it is almost equivalent to trying to get into your 1st choice of university with scholarship.
Crazy long hours she has! Hats off to her, admirable dedication to her job and family, can’t be easy. Eye opening to see such hard working mothers in Japan. Good series this is, Paolo, more please.
Every time I see Paolo sweating I think about how much work he puts into these videos, and they just keep getting better and better. I think I can speak for us all when I say we want more of this series but make sure to stay safe too, Paolo!
She’s definitely a super mom … It’s quite inspiring to see that people can function around the clock…
Would love to see "Day in the life of a Airport Worker" and "Day in the life of a 119 Operator/Dispatcher"
Love this more day in the life videos please
bruh
Why'd you comment again 😂
@@itsnehakv I think it’s because TH-cam glitched and the comment got doubled
omg her interns are so lucky to get a placement at such a young age ! well done
For real, internship without a Master's degree, what manner of utopia is this?
This was so interesting, I really like how respectful they are to each other in Japan. From an American perspective, it’s so cool. Thanks for this!
What an incredibly informative video. This is such a significant video in so many ways. As a role model she transcends all cultures and countries. The causes that she champions representing her constituents are also significant in not only improving their lives but also dealing with the challenges confronting Japan. I think this video deserves some sort of reward and recognition.
🇯🇵: dedicated councilor all through out her term
🇵🇭: dedicated when the election is approaching 🤦♀️
Nailed it! 😅
also that dedication will slowly disappear
oof that burns hotter than the sun
Tumpak! Right on the money...
👏👏👏👏
A politician that actually gets work done for her community. That's rare to see in the U.S.
Because US politicians are too busy dividing up America in two tribes call The Left and The Right and MSM in America is also playing a huge factor in this.
@@YukiPyro lmfao that happens in India too
And most Indian politicians care only about power
Most rarely even do anything except a few who are great, for example narendra modi
@@anmolmeshram8182 Yeah which is a shame, Its also a major reason why I cannot align with one party. Anything I think I can there is always someone who pops up and spews garbage. An in the end as you stated they only care about themselves and how deep their pockets will get.
Same for us in the UK. Still waiting for potholes to be filled many years later and they are so big and dangerous.
So u think it's rare to see in the U.S. Now imagine how it is here in South America, in my country, this kind of people who try to improve community lives only get killed by "local militia"...
It's weird to see politicians actually doing what they should do. Respect for her 👍
Underrated opinion af
Oh wow, now that's how a politician should be.
man i am impressed with those interns being 19 years old and following her all day and doing all the chores WOW
Please consider the following “A Day In The Life Of:-
* A Japanese School Teacher
* A Japanese University Professor
* A Japanese Farmer
* A Japanese Sake Maker
* A Japanese Fisherman
* A Japanese Samurai
* A Japanese Sword Maker
* A Japanese Olympic Athlete
* A Japanese Ukiyo-e Woodblock Printer
* A Japanese Potter
* A Japanese Beer Maker
* A Japanese Translator
* An Ainu Elder
* An Osaka Singer
* A Japanese Mountaineer
* A Japanese teenager
* A Japanese Architect
* A Japanese Shamesen Maker
* A Japanese Rock Star
I have hundreds more ...
I would love aA Day In The Life Of A Maiko
Yes Please to All of the above!
Just stfu and let the dude make them instead of listing everything under the sun
@@Kronos0999 Sorry that ideas for future videos was a crime. If anything I would say he appreciates ideas from subscribers showing the things people are interested in.
Pretty sure he would cover all this anyway.
Just listing things anit
so genuine and SO much work done. just when i thought japan couldnt surprise me more
i like how this two year old and me are both learning hiragana
Same, I actually went along with that chart as they did
He's likely learning it 10x quicker, too. 😊
But the kid can speak japanese you can ? 😂
@@ragnose1 yes i agree ^^ studying it by yourself might make learning it longer but study it with a class and a teacher makes it more fun and the process smoother.
@@Kenta-0159 lol obviously he can speak Japanese because he has been raised around people that speak it to him 😂. i can speak basic japanese so far and i have learned most of this alphabet and katakana since making the comment.
Hardworking, transparent, wonder woman, and does way more than Congress in the USA...
She's a city politician, the higher up you go the more corrupt it gets.
@@amertpk1822 wow it's the other way around in my country
@@billbowser13 Really where do you live? Cuz in most western countries city politician are usually good people who want to help others, but as you go higher to state and national, selfish interest tends to outweigh the good of the public.
@@amertpk1822 Indonesia. Here in Indonesia, there's kinda too much corruption that the law enforcement really only have energy to catch the big ones. But it's getting better tho
@@amertpk1822 like who? mayor of london who says terrorism part and parcel of living in a big city? lol
She’s the definition of “not all hero’s wear capes”
What an awesome mother. That helps with her daughters child everyday. I wish everyone that has a child could have that support. 😁
I’m actually Interested in “The day in a life for a Japanese Voice Actor or Japanese Singer”
Japanese voice actor has already been done I think
@@alwaysrushil no that was Japanese cosplayer
or a seiyuu
I think that will be hard, most seiyuus are private with their personal life due to stalker fans. But if you're interested, Sally Amaki in TH-cam made her own day in life of a seiyuu
I think that will be hard, most seiyuus are private with their personal life due to stalker fans. But if you're interested, Sally Amaki in TH-cam made her own day in life of a seiyuu
It's a tiring profession but the satisfaction lies when when you can improve the system and the life your community, makes it all worthwhile.
Everyone in Japan is so respectful, and I love that 🤍🤍🤍
Yes, that’s one of the reasons why I can’t bring myself to leave Japan. After you get used to it, you can’t really accept how people act anywhere else!
@@Jordan-inJapan I hope to live in Japan. What jobs are there for foreigners?
@@milkandspice1074 It really depends. If you are from an English-speaking country and have a University degree, the simplest way is to apply to one of the large, English conversation school chains and have them sponsor your visa etc. You don’t need Japanese ability or other career experience for this option. (This how both Chris and I originally got here.) of course, if you have professional experience, big International companies based in Tokyo, etc. are a good option. There’s also options such as convenience store and factory work that are quite easily available with just basic Japanese ability. (But these don’t help you with visa arrangements etc, as far as I know. It helps to be here already.)
@@Jordan-inJapan Thank you for the detailed reply. I did teach English in Korea. But, I would like to work for a company instead if I proceed to Japan. :)
@@Jordan-inJapan What if you aren't from english speaking country?
Your channel is so addictive
I can't stop watching videos in a loop
This is a great video! I really love this series. The lifestyle of politicians in Japan are so different from the ones in here in the Philippines. You can see in the video that their real goal of being a politician is to serve the public first and foremost.
What a humble, honest and hard working council member. Really feels like they are for the community.
In Indonesia, a politician would appear on election days then disappear then reappear on election days.
Same in almost all corrupt countries
Same then they promised everything, after the election day they're gone
Sedihnya negara kita
Yes nemu orang setanah air. Wkwk🤣🤣
@@ryangpsihaloho988 wkwkwkwkwkw united!
A super busy professional, who takes her job very seriously. Exceptional video, Kudos my friend