Mabuhay and welcome to my beautiful country. It is heartwarming to watch and hear that this japanese family had taken in so much about the filipino ways and somehow inspired them in somw ways.. domo arigato
Thank you for sharing . This is the best experience that parents can give to their young children living overseas & especially in developing countries where life is simple, stress free and much closer to nature (beach , tropical forest & trees; exotic fruits ) and animals ( free range chicken , picking up fresh hatched eggs,etc), learning another language. Proud of you as parents & you are good ones. Beautiful experience as a family . It is lovely for both parents & children. Very rich experience in terms of nice experience to share & your children once they are adults they will always remember this beautiful experience to have lived differently and in another country . They (children ) may give their own future children same foreign living experience once they are adults . Keep this TH-cam channel . Great content . Arigato
What a remarkable story, and a very interesting concept or idea that can be developed in to something to which other families may also want to try or experience, and do as a family. But I think it's going to be very hard or even impossible to replicate the incredible experience that this Japanese family had. I feel like this family's 6 months or so activity and/or trip is going to be one, if not the most memorable that all five members of this family will have in common.
When reserve (Japanese)meet the naturally happy (Filipinos) people, it's a good blend. Hoe you enjoy your short stay in our simple country the Philippines. ❤
Those are the most hard working, well-rounded, happy and disciplined children i have ever seen! They will grow into perfect adults in the future! Well done for raising such excellence!
The Japanese are one of the most calm and intelligent races, their products are very solid, and they come from a kind culture such as greeting the elders,,,I hope we will strengthen the relationship between the Philippines and Japan thoroughly,,,long live,,,
Thank you very much Torikama and Sawa for the wisdom you have imparted on this video. Even us Filipinos who were born and raised here sometimes forget the value of the little things because we are so caught up with work and material things. Wishing your family happiness and good health!
Thank you very much Japan for building our first Philippine Subway Train. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all Japanese friends here in the Philippines🎅🎅🎅
Watching this finally bridges the gap and eases the brutality and horrifying memories my family suffered from the Japanese occupation of my town. In these times, you showed Japanese are as much humanity and respect for our culture. I welcome everyone in these regard.
Just like to ask which part of the visa had region are you living? It’s really heart warming to see you guys living in the Philippines it should be a place of diverse activity so that we can learn from each other instead of other now they threatened our place of possible uncertainties. Let us learn how to give and love each others intricacies. Love you guys.❤❤❤
It captures Japanese couple life with children and also gives a nice idea for Other foreign parents to bring their own kids to experience slow life in south east Asia .
Another great video, congrats! The family is wonderful. I learned some new things. The parents are wise like modern day philosophers. The kids are very capable, probably more capable than a lot of adults I know. The family did meaningful things in just six months. I don't think many can do that in so short a time. I wish more Japanese and other like-minded foreigners come here. There's a lot of opportunity to learn and grow on both sides. I've met some Japanese graduate students on some remote coastal town in North Luzon decades ago. They were doing great interacting with the local community. One of them became a fixture in programs and parties. He used to sing a popular Tagalog song from memory. Regarding beggars, I chose to give some money to the old, disabled, and mentally troubled ones. I don't give to young children and able-bodied adults unless they ask for food. Lots of beggars in the main cities chose to beg because it's easier money than working. It's actually against the law to give but part of our culture is helping people who really need it. We just do what we can in that particular situation.
Amazing storytelling by you and your guests. Societies need a big awakening and find a good balance of work-play-rest. If this theme continues, both PH and JP could work out a favourable and easy transition for JP families wanting to try to live for a period of time in selected communities in the PH.
It's love to see families like this, and how they're adopting to a different culture. Another lovely and wonderful video! Wishing you the Happiest of Holiday Season! 🎄 ❤ 😃
It's good, they have a cacao farm. It's not really a problem at locals if you can't communicate in english or with their dialect. The important, you're welcome by the locals.
The Philippines is not a bad place to live. Filipinos don't have much but they are kind and will help you. They value Japanese discipline and cleanliness. THE FILIPINOS LOVE JAPANESE PEOPLE. The statistic of 2022, showed that 84% of the Filipinos are positives with the Japanese more than the Americans.
love your videos I was following a Japanese girl I think her is Sachopa from Japan but she left already Philippines and this video is a refreshment to me.
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Mabuhay and welcome to my beautiful country. It is heartwarming to watch and hear that this japanese family had taken in so much about the filipino ways and somehow inspired them in somw ways.. domo arigato
毎回素晴らしい映像をありがとうございます。私もネグロス島に住んでいましたので、なつかしく拝見しています。これからも楽しみにしております。
Thank you for sharing . This is the best experience that parents can give to their young children living overseas & especially in developing countries where life is simple, stress free and much closer to nature (beach , tropical forest & trees; exotic fruits ) and animals ( free range chicken , picking up fresh hatched eggs,etc), learning another language. Proud of you as parents & you are good ones. Beautiful experience as a family . It is lovely for both parents & children. Very rich experience in terms of nice experience to share & your children once they are adults they will always remember this beautiful experience to have lived differently and in another country . They (children ) may give their own future children same foreign living experience once they are adults . Keep this TH-cam channel . Great content . Arigato
この家族の動画を見て、心に響くものがあって、すごく感動したよ。
What a remarkable story, and a very interesting concept or idea that can be developed in to something to which other families may also want to try or experience, and do as a family. But I think it's going to be very hard or even impossible to replicate the incredible experience that this Japanese family had.
I feel like this family's 6 months or so activity and/or trip is going to be one, if not the most memorable that all five members of this family will have in common.
When reserve (Japanese)meet the naturally happy (Filipinos) people, it's a good blend. Hoe you enjoy your short stay in our simple country the Philippines. ❤
Those are the most hard working, well-rounded, happy and disciplined children i have ever seen! They will grow into perfect adults in the future! Well done for raising such excellence!
The Japanese are one of the most calm and intelligent races, their products are very solid, and they come from a kind culture such as greeting the elders,,,I hope we will strengthen the relationship between the Philippines and Japan thoroughly,,,long live,,,
Thank you very much Torikama and Sawa for the wisdom you have imparted on this video. Even us Filipinos who were born and raised here sometimes forget the value of the little things because we are so caught up with work and material things. Wishing your family happiness and good health!
Lovely message.
Their kids are so cute. They really help with house chores even tho they're still so small
WOW, I’m Filipino but i never heard about Cacao Vinegar…That’s Really Organically Delicious.
Philippine culture is very strange to Japanese culture, but for them i was very surprise they are adapting it😊😊😊
Thank you very much Japan for building our first Philippine Subway Train. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year to all Japanese friends here in the Philippines🎅🎅🎅
Watching this finally bridges the gap and eases the brutality and horrifying memories my family suffered from the Japanese occupation of my town. In these times, you showed Japanese are as much humanity and respect for our culture. I welcome everyone in these regard.
Just like to ask which part of the visa had region are you living? It’s really heart warming to see you guys living in the Philippines it should be a place of diverse activity so that we can learn from each other instead of other now they threatened our place of possible uncertainties. Let us learn how to give and love each others intricacies. Love you guys.❤❤❤
Love all your videos! これからも、こんな感じでリアルで心に響く動画、どんどん作ってほしいです。フィリピンのローカルコミュニティで暮らす日本人の本当の感情や体験をうまく捉えてて、めっちゃ素敵なコンセプトですね！シェアしてくれてありがとう！
It captures Japanese couple life with children and also gives a nice idea for
Other foreign parents to bring their own kids to experience slow life in south east Asia .
Another great video, congrats! The family is wonderful. I learned some new things. The parents are wise like modern day philosophers. The kids are very capable, probably more capable than a lot of adults I know. The family did meaningful things in just six months. I don't think many can do that in so short a time. I wish more Japanese and other like-minded foreigners come here. There's a lot of opportunity to learn and grow on both sides. I've met some Japanese graduate students on some remote coastal town in North Luzon decades ago. They were doing great interacting with the local community. One of them became a fixture in programs and parties. He used to sing a popular Tagalog song from memory. Regarding beggars, I chose to give some money to the old, disabled, and mentally troubled ones. I don't give to young children and able-bodied adults unless they ask for food. Lots of beggars in the main cities chose to beg because it's easier money than working. It's actually against the law to give but part of our culture is helping people who really need it. We just do what we can in that particular situation.
Amazing storytelling by you and your guests. Societies need a big awakening and find a good balance of work-play-rest. If this theme continues, both PH and JP could work out a favourable and easy transition for JP families wanting to try to live for a period of time in selected communities in the PH.
It's love to see families like this, and how they're adopting to a different culture.
Another lovely and wonderful video!
Wishing you the Happiest of Holiday Season!
🎄 ❤ 😃
動画を見るたびに 感動しています ありがとう
Arigato gozaimas. I am a filipino. I am fascinated with japanese food & culture. Mabuhay !
It's good, they have a cacao farm. It's not really a problem at locals if you can't communicate in english or with their dialect. The important, you're welcome by the locals.
おじいちゃんも日本人、フィリピンに愛国って、日本も帰る、フィリピンさみしいよね❤ フィリピン大好き
I think I knew your Grandpa, Is he Hiroo Onoda?
merry christmas ❤️ 🇯🇵🇵🇭
Merry Christmas to this lovely family
Merry Christmas! Thank you for the new content.
New subscriber here..i am also from Negros..but currently in Dubai.. its nice to see your videos..keep it up..enjoy your stay there🥰
What aa lovely and down to earth couple...
Awesome video. I really enjoyed it. Watching from Southern California. 👍🏼❤️
I love how this channel bridges these sister cultures together. Hello from Northern California!
The
Philippines is not a bad place to live.
Filipinos don't have much but they are kind and will help you.
They value Japanese discipline and cleanliness. THE FILIPINOS LOVE JAPANESE PEOPLE.
The statistic of 2022, showed that 84% of the Filipinos are positives with the Japanese more than the Americans.
❤️ Engat Po kayo sir, God bless! ⛵
As usual excellent video!
as always, dial 11 is superb in story-telling, the narrator narrates eloquently👍
That Cacao Vinegar Must Be Very Expensive If Will Start Making It A Business.
博多AG3でっす。おひさ～～、いやぁ待ってました。久しぶりの投稿・・今回もまた素敵なファミリーですね。さらにいつものchieさんの自然体な取材（インタビュー）で取釜ファミリーの素敵な様子が伝わり楽しく拝見させていただきました、特に子供たちがたくましくって、昭和っぽいですね。。ころで私事ですが来年（2025）１月上旬にドマゲテに4名、2泊の予定で行くのですがドマゲテ市内、もしくはドマゲテからMALUAY（アポ島の対岸の町？）の間ぐらいでおすすめの宿がありましたら、もし可能であれば教えていただきたいです。
最近はchieさんの、カフェやレストラン、お楽しみスポットの紹介がないので寂しいです。
これからも配信楽しみにしてます。ゆる～～く頑張ってください。博多はもうずいぶん寒いです。
Absolutely fantastic and heart warming content from this channel every time - informative and inspirational as usual! ✌😎
You upload once in a while but, it will always be awesome, TH-cam recommend your video to me immediately 😅
They Lovely Couple Really alive An Island 🏝️ Lifestyle.
Worth the wait!
this is incredible story. keep it up and merry christmas!
メリークリスマス 😀😀
love your videos I was following a Japanese girl I think her is Sachopa from Japan but she left already Philippines and this video is a refreshment to me.
Galing
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Another quality content! Keep it up and Merry Christmas!
すごく参考になりました。いつもありがとうございます。
Wow after a long hiatus! thank you dial 11 san
you're back!! thanks for uploading
wow❤❤❤❤ amazing family
as per usual, great story telling.
another great documentary video, thanks for sharing
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love your videos,
#ANOTHERclassic here well done as always.
yusuke???.... reminds me of yusuke urameshi (幽☆遊☆白書) 😀
悪く言えば、メリハリがないんだよ😅
LOCAL COCONUT VINEGAR DELICIOUS IN KINILAW
Be careful when climbing tall trees, you might fall.
メッｒｙchrist。mas 2024
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