@rztrzt His old vids still hold up tho 🤣 He also hosted a food show years ago that is fun to watch. youtube.com/@tokyoedogawagourmetnavi6890?si=qW6JzPX1POmCNiOj
@@Owjdnskoakansbskk He is known for speaking Yamagata Dialect of the Japanese language. Yamagata Dealect or Yamagata-ben is very different from standard Japanese, especially its accent. But he doesn't have funny accent when he speaks English, so...
Thank you for interviewing people who have lived in Japan for years, instead of interviewing people who have only been here for 1 year and are complaining, like every other youtube video.
@@Owjdnskoakansbskk Emotionalism and law must be separated. Nationality, Citizenship, and Permanent Residency are entirely different things. If they were the same, they would not have been enacted separately. If a person has made these choices of his/her own volition, it is a little hubris for others to feel sorrow for him/her.
@@OwjdnskoakansbskkHe was born in California and grew up in America. I don’t think calling him a “foreigner” is wrong, even if he has Japanese citizenship.
Guys like this are the OG expats in Japan. I have been studying Japanese and Japanese culture academically for over 20 years now and I see so many "influencers" and content creators that try to act like they are the only know-all of Japan. Many are VERY helpful, but a lot are very arrogant in the field of content and Japanese culture while guys like this have always been humble and were at the root of Japanese culture for an expat.
Daniel Kahl and Kent Gilbert were very popular on Sunday morning wide shows in the 90s. He was usually very down-to-earth, with a really weird idea once in a while.
@@alexsky88749so what changes if he is considered "Japanese". Nothing really. He is empathic to people and such. So literally nothing changes just names. And in your opinion his kids are Japanese and he is not. Or you are one of those purists who thinks Japanese are only if they have 10 generations of family there.
I didn’t realise that was Daniel Kahl till he started talking, but then I recognised his voice straightaway. Daniel (with a handful of other Japanese-speaking Americans) and his Yamagata-ben was a regular on Japanese TV in the 1990s. More of these kinds of interviews please!
First and foremost, a man who lived the very life he had dreamt up for himself. Other than that, Daniel's love for the language and culture is infectuous, and I will keep coming back to this video plenty in my lifetime. Words can't express how much I appreciate him sharing those very first learning steps, immersing in the language when virtually no immersion tools were available.
Daniel Kahl. What a nice American, the Yanks don't deserve you .but the Japanese do! Great to see a genuine contribution to Japan and not just someone there for personal entertainment. Good wishes to your family from down under. Best customer service in the World!
He’s famous. I’ve seen him on other Jpnse tv shows and have always enjoyed watching him and impressed with his language skills and knowledge of Jpnse culture
Man.. I’ve always wanted to visit Japan 🇯🇵 and after seeing this video, now even more. Its people, their humbleness and respect, discipline, cleanliness and dedication to everything they do, whether it’s martial arts, the car industry, technology, amazing carpentry or just as he mentioned taking care of a simple garden, I really admire the intention and love in everything the Japanese do, truly model citizens for the rest of the world. 🌎 Thank you for this interview.
At the very end of the video when Daniel talked about how the streets are so clean and free of trash in all over Japan I swore that I would visit Japan one day. Anyway I wanted to visit Japan since 10 years or so, but Daniel really made we want to visit this country now.
@@madmax8620 It's a dialect in nothern part of Japan, It's a bit difficult for even Japanese to understand sometimes. So when he, a American, speaks natural yamagata dialect, ppl have been suprised especially back then in 90s cuz most of overseas came to Tokyo or city part of Japan and spaeks more received pronunciation or accent. Yamagata is a rural and remoted place and also famous for cherry.
I really enjoyed watching this interview! You should bring him on and talk to him again sometime. I'd love to hear more of his stories. They are very fascinating. I would love to hear more. That would be wonderful! Please and thank you for your thoughtful consideration! Have a great day!
Fascinating, articulate man with an interesting story. And he comes across as very friendly and bright and insightful. Really glad that I came across this.
Oh, Daniel san!!! I firstly couldn’t recognise who you were but as soon as you mentioned about your Yamagata accent. I’m 54 YO now and I saw you a lot on TV when I was a teenager or my early 20s. It’s nice to see you doing very well ❤
I find people endlessly fascinating. Not all people, obviously but so very many of them. When people are mashed up by internet addiction they lose something really important, well they lose many important things and don't even know it. As a society so many things are normalised so the loss is not even acknowledged, let alone as a tragedy. This gentleman is the kind of person I'd love to have dinner with. Thank you so much for introducing us all to Mr Kahl.
This is one seriously interesting person. It would never happen, but if I were to make a ton of money, I would definitely seek out this gentlemen. I grew up on the West coast of the US, was involved in martial arts, was a military officer, courted Asian women, studied Japanese history, and I’m a huge fan of the culture. Thank you for the upload. There is so much to love about the country.
As someone who live in Japan ( been living herevin Tokyo for around 8 years), I would say yes the Japanese are quite emotional and they're not shy in showing it. However, they're VERY RARELY show it to a complete strangers.
This guy is amazing. I Lived in Japan from 1956 to 1959 and married a Japanese women but spent the remaining 50 Years of our marriage in California before she passed away. We made several trips to Japan and I studied Japanese language for two years. I Regret not returning to Japan to live. Again this guy is Amazing
I remember him in the 1890s with Kent Gilbert, Kent Delicut (?) and Daniel speaking Yamagata Ben on TV. I met him as he emceed a Japanese speech contest for foreigners. I don’t recognize him at all. So glad to see him doing well!!
as a person who studies japanese and english, neither being my first language, i can see the japanese manerisms in his "ohh" and "mmhmm" even the fact that he is speaking english, its amazing
What an interesting interview and fascinating storytelling. Just returned from 6 weeks in Iwate Prefecture: Hachimantai-shi, Morioka, Miyako-Taro, Sanriku coastline. Very different from southern and western Japan. Was also in Osaka, Kyoto on prior trip to Kuzumaki, Aomori and Hakadote. Japanese-American and Japanese family live in Iwate Prefecture. The entire country, though small, is never ending exploration. Thank you for sharing.
This man is a Legend. Godzilla vs King Ghidorah actor is just the icing on the cake. This guy has hours and hours and hours of awesome stories guaranteed. Wow.
made me smile from ear to ear.. I picked up a bit of the dialect from Matsue & Izumo, and this video brought back many many cherished memories, thanks so much!!
Thank you very interesting person with probably many interesting stories. I'm South African living in the UK and still don't understand the the English after 20 years.
上限関係をあんまり固く考えずに、単に日本生活の大大大大先輩としての貴重な経験話を聞かせて、届けてくださり誠にありがとうございます！！！What an absolute legend of a man!!! He must’ve worked so, so hard. If I think I have it tough, I just think of pioneers such as him!!! I truly think I’ve found my lifetime idol!! I hope someday I can be as cool as Mr. Daniel Kahl!!日本でもっともっと頑張りたくなりました！！！Also a bit funny, that んね (?) sounds like the Flemish-Dutch “nee” said a bit curtly haha. Like “nope” haha!!
I came to Japan in 1982 as an Airman in the USAF, got married to a great Japanese women in 1985... we're still married, have 3 son's and 3 grandchildren and live in Tokyo. Now a days we spend a lot of time in Yamanashi, Hokuto-shi, to be more exact... we love the mountains along with the great fruits and vegetables grown there. I have a problem with the Sempai / Kohai thing myself. Even though a Sempai is clearly wrong often the Kohai just stand there an nod their heads. How can you fix problems when people will not speak up.
I believe what he says about Japanese people being Emotional..and good at hiding it..i was a Room Attendant for many years in the Tropics, i found they really appreciated little notes with smiley faces😊
I couldn't recognize him at the beginning, but when he talked about how he's been on TV, I immediately remembered when he was young. He aged well, and he resembled Santa Claus. I like his voice much better now than when he was younger. I am proud of having him in Japan. ダニエルさん、応援しています。😊
He should be an American ambassador for Japan ！！He knows a lot more about Japan than interviewer, I’ve lived in California for similar periods as he lived in Japan but he’s Japanese is much better than my English 😅 with respect ダニエルさん
Thank you for this video. I love getting the opportunity to hear Americans speaking so fluently in Japanese, because that is encouraging for me. I've only been studying for less than two years, and I don't live in Japan, but it's always encouraging because it's like: "Yes! Americans CAN learn to speak Japanese! This guy did it, and so can I!"
風貌がすっかり変わられて、最初は誰か分からなかったのですが、「ダニエル」と言われて、ああそうかと思い出がよみがえりました。他の方も書かれていますが、当時山形弁を使いこなすアメリカ人として大人気でしたね。
ただ、人気の秘密は、ただ方言を話す外国人が面白いというのではなく、画面から伝わってくるダニエルさんの温かい人柄が皆を惹きつけていたのだと思います。
私自身も当時の思い出を思い起こすような、楽しいお話でした。
えー！あのダニエルさんだったんだ
まー！イケオジになられて
He actually can speak Japanese language very well like native Japanese people!
や！こんなに英語かっこよく喋ってるの初めて見た！だって東北弁喋ってる時と全然キャラが違うんだもん！
そっか❗ダニエルって😊ダニエル・カールさん？日本語喋ってるとこしか覚えてない😂声、日本語、山形弁？だともっと高かった😃英語が上手wあは😊
僕の知っている日本のテレビの中のダニエルさんと違う、バラエティ要素のない素のダニエルさんを拝見できてよかったです。ダニエルさんは東日本大震災の時に率先して原発による被害を誇張して報道する海外の状況に対して落ち着くように英語でお話ししてくださったり、デーブさんやギルバートさん（だったと思う）とも同様にこの件についてお話してくださっていて、ひとりの日本人として大変ありがたいことだと今でも感謝しています。これからのご活躍も心から応援しております。
😅😅
Daniel should start a youtube channel, people will love listening to his stories.
He has his own channel www.youtube.com/@TheDanielKahl
@@dlnnyc64 Thank you! He hasn't posted in 3yrs though.
@rztrzt His old vids still hold up tho 🤣 He also hosted a food show years ago that is fun to watch. youtube.com/@tokyoedogawagourmetnavi6890?si=qW6JzPX1POmCNiOj
I used to see him on TV quite often in the 80’s and 90’s. It’s so refreshing to hear him speak English!
Why? He’s more Japanese than he is American. Let him be.
@@Owjdnskoakansbskk He is known for speaking Yamagata Dialect of the Japanese language. Yamagata Dealect or Yamagata-ben is very different from standard Japanese, especially its accent. But he doesn't have funny accent when he speaks English, so...
@@takashi8118Do you think he could speak standard Japanese if he was asked to? Or is the Yamagata-ben too strong?
Thank you for interviewing people who have lived in Japan for years, instead of interviewing people who have only been here for 1 year and are complaining, like every other youtube video.
100% more interested in people who've lived there for this long instead of the people that just stay for 1-5 years.
he is not just a “long-time resident of Japan,” but a long-time friend of the Japanese people and a man who have made a commitment to Japan.
Yet he’s not japanese
Even if he had citizenship he’d still be called a foreigner or resident. It’s so sad.
@@Owjdnskoakansbskk Emotionalism and law must be separated. Nationality, Citizenship, and Permanent Residency are entirely different things. If they were the same, they would not have been enacted separately. If a person has made these choices of his/her own volition, it is a little hubris for others to feel sorrow for him/her.
@@john_doe295 Countries are made up
@@OwjdnskoakansbskkHe was born in California and grew up in America. I don’t think calling him a “foreigner” is wrong, even if he has Japanese citizenship.
Guys like this are the OG expats in Japan. I have been studying Japanese and Japanese culture academically for over 20 years now and I see so many "influencers" and content creators that try to act like they are the only know-all of Japan. Many are VERY helpful, but a lot are very arrogant in the field of content and Japanese culture while guys like this have always been humble and were at the root of Japanese culture for an expat.
Another person so interesting that he needs to start his own channel. His life stories need to be shared.
So true.
Came here to say exactly that!
Yes - someone can do a series intetviewing him !
same here, does he have one?
www.youtube.com/@TheDanielKahl
Mr. Daniel is an icon of Japanese TV.
Daniel Kahl and Kent Gilbert were very popular on Sunday morning wide shows in the 90s. He was usually very down-to-earth, with a really weird idea once in a while.
It's absolutely impossible to speak Japanese without the accompanying manerisms - he's nailed it perfectly.
福島県のボランティア活動でダニエルカールに会ったことがあります！日本語が上手な上に、彼がする話もとても面白いです！こういう外国人がもっと日本に増えてほしいです！
はい、インタビュー中は常時引き込まれました。圧巻でした。。
Is he really still a foreigner though?
@@Owjdnskoakansbskk Technically yes, since he is from a foreign land.
@MegaJani So he will be considered a Gaijin until his death?
@@alexsky88749so what changes if he is considered "Japanese". Nothing really. He is empathic to people and such. So literally nothing changes just names. And in your opinion his kids are Japanese and he is not. Or you are one of those purists who thinks Japanese are only if they have 10 generations of family there.
I didn’t realise that was Daniel Kahl till he started talking, but then I recognised his voice straightaway. Daniel (with a handful of other Japanese-speaking Americans) and his Yamagata-ben was a regular on Japanese TV in the 1990s. More of these kinds of interviews please!
First and foremost, a man who lived the very life he had dreamt up for himself. Other than that, Daniel's love for the language and culture is infectuous, and I will keep coming back to this video plenty in my lifetime. Words can't express how much I appreciate him sharing those very first learning steps, immersing in the language when virtually no immersion tools were available.
好きな山形弁の言葉の時に私の知っているダニエルさんの声で、ほっとしてしまいました。やっぱり英語だと皆声のトーンが低くなるんですよね。人柄が素敵で大好きです。
Absolutely riveting, I could hear EVERY ONE of his life experiences; his passion for life and cultures is irresistible. Thank you!
Daniel Kahl. What a nice American, the Yanks don't deserve you .but the Japanese do! Great to see a genuine contribution to Japan and not just someone there for personal entertainment. Good wishes to your family from down under. Best customer service in the World!
「youは何しに日本へ」のナレーションしているDanielさんだぁ😄
お元気そうですね。懐かしいです。
ダニエルさんだ！お元気そうで何よりです😃 とても素敵な人ですよね 優しくて面白くて 今はかっこいいおじいさんになられて久しぶりにお元気な姿を見れてよかったです。 昔同じようによくテレビに出られてたケントデリカットさんやギルバートさんも見てみたいと思いました
日本語を話された時はとてもハイテンションで、声がもっと高かったイメージでしたが、今の英語でのカールさんはとっても渋い良い声ですね。
I wish if this video were longer. Such a nice uncle to listen to.
あぁダニエルさん😂😂😂何故か泣けてきました、懐かしくて懐かしくて、私の、若い頃の山形弁で話す有名な外タレ、、あぁお元気でしたか😂😂😂バブルも、弾けたバブルも経験した素晴らしい俳優さんです🎉感動しました🎉ありがとう🎉
He’s famous. I’ve seen him on other Jpnse tv shows and have always enjoyed watching him and impressed with his language skills and knowledge of Jpnse culture
What a great interview, and what a great guy! Thanks a lot, I really enjoyed listening
Man.. I’ve always wanted to visit Japan 🇯🇵 and after seeing this video, now even more. Its people, their humbleness and respect, discipline, cleanliness and dedication to everything they do, whether it’s martial arts, the car industry, technology, amazing carpentry or just as he mentioned taking care of a simple garden, I really admire the intention and love in everything the Japanese do, truly model citizens for the rest of the world. 🌎 Thank you for this interview.
At the very end of the video when Daniel talked about how the streets are so clean and free of trash in all over Japan I swore that I would visit Japan one day. Anyway I wanted to visit Japan since 10 years or so, but Daniel really made we want to visit this country now.
山形弁で話すダニエルと英語を話しているダニエルが全く別人に見えるのがおもしろい。
ところどころダニエルさんの日本語のトーンが頭に浮かぶ場面もあるかと、1:52 「あ〜そうか〜、おらの息子より若いんだもんな〜」と東北弁で話されるのが目に浮かびますｗ
What is the YAMAGATA dialect ???
@@madmax8620 It's a dialect in nothern part of Japan, It's a bit difficult for even Japanese to understand sometimes.
So when he, a American, speaks natural yamagata dialect, ppl have been suprised especially back then in 90s cuz most of overseas came to Tokyo or city part of Japan and spaeks more received pronunciation or accent.
Yamagata is a rural and remoted place and also famous for cherry.
I enjoyed this thoroughly. Daniel has a great personality, and I could listen for hours to his stories.
I have been in Japan for 17 years but this Man is my sempai😅. This guy has a lot of knowledge about japan.
Great interview.
yes but not an expert, as he says he knows everything abt Japan. But knowledgeable.
@@lauriey6089 lariey, no, he didn't say that at all.
I really enjoyed watching this interview! You should bring him on and talk to him again sometime. I'd love to hear more of his stories. They are very fascinating. I would love to hear more. That would be wonderful! Please and thank you for your thoughtful consideration! Have a great day!
Kent Derricott. I remember watching him and Kent Gilbert.
確かに40年前頃は先輩後輩文化が人間関係に強く影響していましたね。田舎は特に顕著かもしれない。しかし都市の人間関係においては今はそれほど先輩後輩関係が影響する事はない様に思います。長年において日本人と深く関わって暮らしてきたダニエルさんの話は本当に面白いです。
Fascinating, articulate man with an interesting story. And he comes across as very friendly and bright and insightful. Really glad that I came across this.
I think most Americans have a lot to learn from him. Thank you for your honest opinions about Japan.
Japanese people do too but they won’t. He’s still just a “long term resident”.
Please do more interviews with this guy! He's super interesting.
Wow! I remember Daniel from TV shows back in the 90s. Nice to see he's doing well. We old school gaijins are really aging fast.
英語で話されてるダニエルさん始めてで、山形弁の話しが出るまで彼だと気づかなかった！
貫録が出て良い親父になりはりましたね😄
ダニエル・カールさん、久しぶりに拝見しました。もっと彼の話を聞いてみたいです
面白いお話しが次から次へと、学びの多い時間でした。
昔の姿と全然違うので 本当にびっくり
Oh, Daniel san!!!
I firstly couldn’t recognise who you were but as soon as you mentioned about your Yamagata accent.
I’m 54 YO now and I saw you a lot on TV when I was a teenager or my early 20s.
It’s nice to see you doing very well ❤
I love the way this man conveys his message and his gratitude for his experience.
Excellent communicator
I find people endlessly fascinating. Not all people, obviously but so very many of them. When people are mashed up by internet addiction they lose something really important, well they lose many important things and don't even know it. As a society so many things are normalised so the loss is not even acknowledged, let alone as a tragedy. This gentleman is the kind of person I'd love to have dinner with. Thank you so much for introducing us all to Mr Kahl.
I could watch this guy for hours ! Awesome interview
Me too, he jumped off at the end 😌
Wow! He's been studying japanese for as long as I've been alive!! No more excuses for me..!
다니엘 선생님 참 오랜만에 뵙네요...오래전 티비에서 자주봤든분. 많이 달라져도 건강해보입니다 건강하세요...From Seoul!
Wonderful interview! I could honestly listen to Mr. Kahl all day long.
40 years is amazing. I am at 23 but Daniel san is so impressive😮his Yamagata ben was so cool slipped in there. Amazing man🫶
I loved watching him on television, such a calming voice.
This is one seriously interesting person. It would never happen, but if I were to make a ton of money, I would definitely seek out this gentlemen. I grew up on the West coast of the US, was involved in martial arts, was a military officer, courted Asian women, studied Japanese history, and I’m a huge fan of the culture. Thank you for the upload. There is so much to love about the country.
He is full of life and his narrative style is captivating❤❤❤
As someone who live in Japan ( been living herevin Tokyo for around 8 years), I would say yes the Japanese are quite emotional and they're not shy in showing it. However, they're VERY RARELY show it to a complete strangers.
I love his story! His Yamagata accent is amazing!
He has been in Japan all of my life! Wow! Congratulations Sir!
I like he way he flows from English to Japanese so naturally and fluent both ways....he is just into communicating! and enthusiastic!
This guy is amazing. I Lived in Japan from 1956 to 1959 and
married a Japanese women
but spent the remaining 50
Years of our marriage in California before she passed away. We made several trips
to Japan and I studied Japanese language for two years. I Regret not returning to
Japan to live. Again this guy is
Amazing
This was an awesome interview!! Thanks for sharing.. its great that I can get to see someone who I never would've seen if it wasnt for your video
I'm glad you enjoyed it!
Wow! It’s been a minute since I’ve seen him. Great to see him.
What a cool guy! Great video! I’ve been loving in Japan for 16 years already, still can’t get enough of it! Cheers from Kobe!
I remember him in the 1890s with Kent Gilbert, Kent Delicut (?) and Daniel speaking Yamagata Ben on TV. I met him as he emceed a Japanese speech contest for foreigners. I don’t recognize him at all. So glad to see him doing well!!
I clicked on this because the title sounded interesting. 7 minutes in I was like, This is Daniel Kahl! Absolute legend. Had no idea. Mad respect.
I remember seeing you on TV a long time ago! (I’ve been here since 1988.)
At first I didn’t recognize you because I’d only seen you speaking Japanese before.
Great interview! Fascinating hearing from someone who has lived in Japan for so long.
as a person who studies japanese and english, neither being my first language, i can see the japanese manerisms in his "ohh" and "mmhmm" even the fact that he is speaking english, its amazing
well done interview, I wish it was longer 😊
Thank you so much. I’m glad you enjoyed it that much.
Fascinating video and a wonderfully eloquent and engaging gentleman. I'd love to hear more of his stories.
どこかで見たような方だと思って観てたら名前を聞いて「あ～」と思い出しました。山形弁で有名になった方ですが、実は関西弁も標準語もできる。ロシア語も話せる多言語話者なんですよね。長年日本のために情報発信されてくださっているのには頭が下がります。山形の庄内地方などを回って個人のお宅に泊まるような昔のほっこりとしたような番組でもう一度お見かけしたいものです。
もう一回見に来てしまいました。本当に素敵な方ですね。本音を言ってもリスペクトが感じられるから少しも嫌な感じがしません。こんな歳の重ね方をしたいです。
What a wise man! We need his own channel. Want to listen to him.
what a gem this video is
What an interesting interview and fascinating storytelling. Just returned from 6 weeks in Iwate Prefecture: Hachimantai-shi, Morioka, Miyako-Taro, Sanriku coastline. Very different from southern and western Japan. Was also in Osaka, Kyoto on prior trip to Kuzumaki, Aomori and Hakadote.
Japanese-American and Japanese family live in Iwate Prefecture.
The entire country, though small, is never ending exploration. Thank you for sharing.
Wow i love it when TH-cam hands me a hidden jem like this ❤
あのダニエルさんか〜、気づきませんでした。ヒゲのせいかな。良い印象しかないです。
This man is a Legend. Godzilla vs King Ghidorah actor is just the icing on the cake. This guy has hours and hours and hours of awesome stories guaranteed. Wow.
気づかなかったなーa labor of love 、、、、良いところも悪いところも、ダニエルさんが言語化して気づかせてくれる意味大きいです。ありがとう
Thanks for sharing, he clearly has a wealth of information about Japan and seems very approachable.
made me smile from ear to ear.. I picked up a bit of the dialect from Matsue & Izumo, and this video brought back many many cherished memories, thanks so much!!
わお、ダニエル・カールさんか・・・懐かしい。好きだったな。
英語、喋っているのを聞くのは初めてだな。すごく、聞き取りやすい英語だ。長年、日本人とつきあったせい？
英語が得意ではない私も概ね聞き取れたのでふしぎでした。英語教師をしていたことが関係しているのかもしれませんね。
Love this interview! He's a very cool guy! Really impressed with how much work he put into studying the Japanese language.
I’m sure he didn’t put “work” but more stayed curious.
@@JapanDocumented He definitely has a good mind for staying curious in his learning! ☺
wa～ダニエルさん🥰山形弁が懐かしく思います！最初は解りませんでしたが少しふくよかになられて落着いておられて素敵です。
これからもどうぞお元気でお過ごしください。
What a fascinating man and a fabulous career.
very interesting inerview, i could keep on listening for hours! thanks for sharing!
Thank you very interesting person with probably many interesting stories.
I'm South African living in the UK and still don't understand the the English after 20 years.
What a nice surprise to find you here Daniel-san. I remember you when I came to Japan more than 30 years ago
上限関係をあんまり固く考えずに、単に日本生活の大大大大先輩としての貴重な経験話を聞かせて、届けてくださり誠にありがとうございます！！！What an absolute legend of a man!!! He must’ve worked so, so hard. If I think I have it tough, I just think of pioneers such as him!!! I truly think I’ve found my lifetime idol!! I hope someday I can be as cool as Mr. Daniel Kahl!!日本でもっともっと頑張りたくなりました！！！Also a bit funny, that んね (?) sounds like the Flemish-Dutch “nee” said a bit curtly haha. Like “nope” haha!!
すぐ分かりましたよ、ダニエル・カールさん！山形弁のアメリカ人。東京のテレビでは見かけなくなりましたが、大好きなタレントさんです。
ダニエルカールさん！素敵なお年の取り方されてますね。
I came to Japan in 1982 as an Airman in the USAF, got married to a great Japanese women in 1985... we're still married, have 3 son's and 3 grandchildren and live in Tokyo. Now a days we spend a lot of time in Yamanashi, Hokuto-shi, to be more exact... we love the mountains along with the great fruits and vegetables grown there. I have a problem with the Sempai / Kohai thing myself. Even though a Sempai is clearly wrong often the Kohai just stand there an nod their heads. How can you fix problems when people will not speak up.
Confucius society 仕方がない
Wow 🤩 his Japanese sounds so authentic 🎉
I was just in Japan. Ohtani wearing his Dodger gear everyone places even the post office.
I believe what he says about Japanese people being Emotional..and good at hiding it..i was a Room Attendant for many years in the Tropics, i found they really appreciated little notes with smiley faces😊
Wow, his Japanese is so impressive. He really has been learning for over 40 years. It was almost like he was relishing the chance to speak English.
What else would you expect?
@@Owjdnskoakansbskk Wow, reading through the recent comments here, and this is the second time you've felt need to be a jerk.
What a nice man. I wish I could have a conversation with him
I couldn't recognize him at the beginning, but when he talked about how he's been on TV, I immediately remembered when he was young. He aged well, and he resembled Santa Claus. I like his voice much better now than when he was younger. I am proud of having him in Japan. ダニエルさん、応援しています。😊
One of the best you've done!!!
I'd never heard him speak English until now. Fascinating.
Please interview him again some time!
He should be an American ambassador for Japan ！！He knows a lot more about Japan than interviewer, I’ve lived in California for similar periods as he lived in Japan but he’s Japanese is much better than my English 😅 with respect ダニエルさん
people don't get made ambassadors based on merit 😀
Thank you for this video. I love getting the opportunity to hear Americans speaking so fluently in Japanese, because that is encouraging for me. I've only been studying for less than two years, and I don't live in Japan, but it's always encouraging because it's like: "Yes! Americans CAN learn to speak Japanese! This guy did it, and so can I!"
Wow, his enthusiasm is so infectious. He's a real Japan anorak, too. He's been living life to the full. Hats off!
His words and experience of Japan is bang on. I agree with him on everything, especially the 後輩 先輩 stuff.
He should write a biography! Really enjoy the video.
山形弁のダニエル・カールさんですか？！日本語を話す時と声が違うし風貌が変わっているので最初はわかりませんでした！懐かしいです❣️これからももっとお話を聞きたいな〜。
Amazing person
オージー英語慣れした耳でも、この人のアメリカ英語は何故かとても聞き取りやすい。ためになりました｡素晴らしいインタビューですね｡12:25からのつったらばったら？最高でした😂