Hello. I don't have any mental health condition but I am watching your videos because I think you have so many valuable insights to share!! Would love to hear more about how you practice mediation!
頑張ってください！ Thank you so much for sharing. I have fought bipolar disorder and obsessive compulsive disorder for some years now and can relate with your struggle. Maintaining a healthy daily routine is helpful, as well as remembering that I am never the smartest person in the world. Good luck ❤
ありがとうございます。You have experienced hardships. Your comment impressed me that you are insightful. I hope you get better soon. Thank you for watching! Good luck!!
hey man. I got some c-ptsd, I feel your pain in my own way man. Its a pleasure to find your channel. Also, as a Canadian, I never ever had a japanese channel show up on my feed. Its the first time ever. I thought you guys used another platform entirely. Glad I found you. I know all about the mental health struggles.
I'm glad that this video was recommended to me. I am a 29-year-old man diagnosed with PTSD(post-traumatic stress disorder). I can relate with the paranoia. It's one of my symptoms. I appreciate you being open to your audience. I am a new subscriber.
Your command of English and the way you express your feelings and ideas are excellent. Many people who have a mental illness are troubled by 'jumbled thoughts'. It is easy to follow and comprehend what you are communicating. And I congratulate you on your courage, and your candor in telling people - and sharing your experiences. That takes a great deal of honesty. Cheers and good thoughts from New Orleans....
Thank you for your kind comment. I hope my content impacts people's lives. I believe I have a specific experience and method, but I am not perfect. I need to do a lot of research in these areas. Your comment encouraged me to create the next video. Thank you!!
We need friends to help us through life, and I consider hopefully the people in this comment section and definitively, Yukata-san, as friends even if we do not actually see each other in reality. That is it for now. Thank you, Yukata for spilling your guts out. You have big balls
I've had a couple of people asking me to be their friend on my channel. I explained that youtube is not really a making friends platform. But I accepted one friendship from a 29 year old housebound woman. The other person that asked, I had a feeling was a man. Yutaka's channel will grow eventually and he may not get the time to answer or reply to everyone's questions and replies. Unfortunately for me, the algorithm has given up on me. I will never get monetised and I barely get any comments and that's one reason I get depressed. Many times, I think of giving up my channel - may be archiving it or something. TH-cam is a struggle. And some people don't want friends - they like their own company.
@@Gilbertineable To make money on TH-cam, it is crucial to separate private lives from public activities to protect one's afforded time. In my case, this channel is still so small, and I enjoy communicating with my subscribers. I cannot predict my future on this channel. Some other channels struggle with low viewers even though they post content consistently. Some TH-cam experts say we should create a new channel if we are confronted with fewer viewers on our channel. I suppose making a new channel after failing in this channel. However, I will preserve this channel to communicate with others
@@yutakawithschizophrenia I have a feeling that your channel will do well. I have more videos than subscribers. I would like to make more informative videos that have nothing to do with my private life (which I don't really like talking about but it just comes out of my mouth anyway). I did a very good video on the Buryat people and a separate video on their very interesting food but neither video did well - probably because I've never been to Buryatia! I am a stubborn person at times so I will probably carry on with my channel until I am an ancient woman and I'm sure I will have a lot to talk about then!🤭
@@Gilbertineable To make money on TH-cam, there are certain patterns, and without those methods, we face challenges from TH-cam algorithms. However, there are many exceptional cases. Some creators are very successful even though they ignore SEO. At the beginning of my TH-cam journey, I did not intend to earn money on this platform, but rather to improve my English. I changed my mind after I started uploading videos. However, making videos is hard, and it's difficult to make money. If making videos feels hard for you, how about enjoying creating content that you truly want to make, even if it's only temporary? I often escape from reality and focus on my essential work.
Inever tried plum like that.Looks tasty. Thank you for video.When you recognize your way of thinking and take action it means you can find peace withy yourself.I think. Cheers
I love umeboshi - I used to buy the whole plums with the perilla leaves and sometimes the the paste or vinegar. I loved Japanese ingredients because of their uniqueness and the health qualities they bring. I liked to use Japanese arrowroot, kudzu as a thickener because by daughter cannot eat gluten. I also liked to make the curry as well but it is not as good as it was about 15 years ago. I used to like Java curry. I also liked seaweed salad and furikake to put on rice. So, I have known about Japanese cooking for many years.
@@Gilbertineable In recent decades, Japanese food has become more popular, like Ukiyoe in the 19th century in Paris. Japanese foods tend to be organic and healthy but sometimes too unique for beginners. Even Japanese people like me cannot even taste some Japanese foods. Western foods are also diverse. I’m interested in local British foods because we have little information about them, even online. Thank you for watching!
@@yutakawithschizophrenia Traditional food is rather boring, I recently found a list (on-line) of the 20 favorite family meals in the UK. In first place is 1, Roast dinner (usually chicken), 2. Fish and chips 3. Pizza 4. Spaghetti Bolognese 5. Steak and chips 6. Lasagne 7. Chicken curry 8. Sausages and mashed potatoes 9. Shepherd's Pie (minced lamb), 10. Chili con carne 11. Cottage Pie (same as Shepherd's Pie but contains minced beef instead) 12, Fajitas 13. Pasta bake (pasta mixed with sauce and maybe some protein or veg and baked in the oven - with cheese on top) 14. Stir-fry 15. Burgers 16. Steak Pie (usually bought ready made) 17. Stew 18. Casserole (same as stew but cooked in oven) 19. Baked potatoes with various fillings 20. Macaroni cheese (mac n cheese). As you can see, the British eat a lot of foreign food - it's normal.
@@Gilbertineable I often hear that fish and chips are the local British food. Japanese author Takeshi Kaiko profoundly loved British culture and usually ate fish and chips after his fishing. I watched the video, and he ate it with satisfaction. Exploring British culture seems fantastic. Thank you for your information!!
One more thing to Yutaka. Hey man, I was thinking the other day about your mental health and well-being being adversely correlated to eating so much of a vegetarian diet. So, maybe add more animal products of all kinds into your diet and your brain will feel better. Try it. If it does not work out then it does not work out. Just recently, I have been eating a veggie diet for about 3 to four days in a row, right? Okay, so I feel horrible. I then ate some eggs with cheese melted inside of it, and I felt better immediately. Anecdotal, though it might work for some, especially people who need a good, balanced, and healthy brain like us human beings who suffer from schizophrenia. It is just something you can try. You are welcome.
@@anonymous12726 Your food journey is great. Some schizophrenic people do not care about their food habits. And I was the one. But since adjusting my habits, I have felt better. But it takes time. I understand that eating meat is better for our brains, but it is also costly. In Japan, vegetables are cheaper than chicken, beef, or fish. But I often take protein from milk. It works soon. Thank you for telling me!
Yukata. I was wondering if one day you would want to take a trip with me to another country. You would not have to worry about paying for much. I do not know when we would go together. Hey, people from this comment section below, let me know if you are interested. The more the merrier. I know what I want to do and where to go. I just wanted to put this to you all now, and when the time comes in the future, and it will, we could go together. I mean, it is not everyday where someone in the comment section offers to pay for most of the expenses on a trip to another country. Like I said. Just keep what I am saying with you so when I do bring it up again, you will not act as though a hard ball has been catapulted against your head.
@@anonymous12726 Thank you for your comments. I’m very appreciative of your suggestion. However, it's too dangerous to meet somewhere we don't know about. Plus, you don't know well about me and my illness; I play some characters in my videos. What you watch in my videos is just a part of my life, not a whole thing. So, please be careful to meet someone knowing each other only online. It's better to make a friend in the real world. In Japan, there are numerous troubles with online phenomena. Not all Japanese people are polite, but some are dangerous. I hope your journey in Japan and Japanese culture will be great, but please be careful when you meet someone you get to know online. Thank you for your comments.
@@yutakawithschizophrenia I really appreciate this comment. I will be careful. I am sorry. I will have to retract this offer of going to another country with people online in this forum. You are right, it is dangerous. Bye, for now.
@@anonymous12726 Yutaka is right. You can't really get to know people very well just by talking to them on youtube which is not a friendship or dating app or platform. And I don't know what you would think about me if I met up with you and we went to Sardinia for instance 'Great, I've been lumbered with this aging tiny hunchbacked woman who can't walk properly and she never stops talking!' - you'd really regret it🤣😂😅🤣😂
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Hello. I don't have any mental health condition but I am watching your videos because I think you have so many valuable insights to share!! Would love to hear more about how you practice mediation!
This video is calming to watch. I hope you fulfil your goals
@@Dondrepad231 Thank you!
頑張ってください！ Thank you so much for sharing. I have fought bipolar disorder and obsessive compulsive disorder for some years now and can relate with your struggle. Maintaining a healthy daily routine is helpful, as well as remembering that I am never the smartest person in the world. Good luck ❤
ありがとうございます。You have experienced hardships. Your comment impressed me that you are insightful. I hope you get better soon. Thank you for watching! Good luck!!
hey man. I got some c-ptsd, I feel your pain in my own way man. Its a pleasure to find your channel. Also, as a Canadian, I never ever had a japanese channel show up on my feed. Its the first time ever. I thought you guys used another platform entirely. Glad I found you. I know all about the mental health struggles.
@@Crafty-One You also have trouble, I hope you feel getting better soon. Thank you for watching! Your comments inspired me to create the next video.
Great video friend I’m bipolar and I love to read the great writers of history keep going
I'm glad that this video was recommended to me. I am a 29-year-old man diagnosed with PTSD(post-traumatic stress disorder). I can relate with the paranoia. It's one of my symptoms. I appreciate you being open to your audience. I am a new subscriber.
@@wolf89535 thank you for watching my video. I hope you get better!!
Your command of English and the way you express your feelings and ideas are excellent. Many people who have a mental illness are troubled by 'jumbled thoughts'. It is easy to follow and comprehend what you are communicating. And I congratulate you on your courage, and your candor in telling people - and sharing your experiences. That takes a great deal of honesty. Cheers and good thoughts from New Orleans....
Thank you for your kind comment. I hope my content impacts people's lives. I believe I have a specific experience and method, but I am not perfect. I need to do a lot of research in these areas. Your comment encouraged me to create the next video. Thank you!!
I think he "Normal" just over stay home.
Keep going outdoor life is beautiful..!! 💪
We need friends to help us through life, and I consider hopefully the people in this comment section and definitively, Yukata-san, as friends even if we do not actually see each other in reality. That is it for now. Thank you, Yukata for spilling your guts out. You have big balls
@@anonymous12726 Thank you for your comments. You encouraged me to create new videos. I hope you are well. Thank you!
I've had a couple of people asking me to be their friend on my channel. I explained that youtube is not really a making friends platform. But I accepted one friendship from a 29 year old housebound woman. The other person that asked, I had a feeling was a man. Yutaka's channel will grow eventually and he may not get the time to answer or reply to everyone's questions and replies. Unfortunately for me, the algorithm has given up on me. I will never get monetised and I barely get any comments and that's one reason I get depressed. Many times, I think of giving up my channel - may be archiving it or something. TH-cam is a struggle. And some people don't want friends - they like their own company.
@@Gilbertineable To make money on TH-cam, it is crucial to separate private lives from public activities to protect one's afforded time. In my case, this channel is still so small, and I enjoy communicating with my subscribers. I cannot predict my future on this channel. Some other channels struggle with low viewers even though they post content consistently. Some TH-cam experts say we should create a new channel if we are confronted with fewer viewers on our channel. I suppose making a new channel after failing in this channel. However, I will preserve this channel to communicate with others
@@yutakawithschizophrenia I have a feeling that your channel will do well. I have more videos than subscribers. I would like to make more informative videos that have nothing to do with my private life (which I don't really like talking about but it just comes out of my mouth anyway). I did a very good video on the Buryat people and a separate video on their very interesting food but neither video did well - probably because I've never been to Buryatia! I am a stubborn person at times so I will probably carry on with my channel until I am an ancient woman and I'm sure I will have a lot to talk about then!🤭
@@Gilbertineable To make money on TH-cam, there are certain patterns, and without those methods, we face challenges from TH-cam algorithms. However, there are many exceptional cases. Some creators are very successful even though they ignore SEO. At the beginning of my TH-cam journey, I did not intend to earn money on this platform, but rather to improve my English. I changed my mind after I started uploading videos. However, making videos is hard, and it's difficult to make money. If making videos feels hard for you, how about enjoying creating content that you truly want to make, even if it's only temporary? I often escape from reality and focus on my essential work.
Excellent English! peace be with you.
@@biglance Thank you!!
Inever tried plum like that.Looks tasty. Thank you for video.When you recognize your way of thinking and take action it means you can find peace withy yourself.I think. Cheers
@@dubravkabelogrlicdubravka Thank you for watching!
My dad was very very trusting also. Then he would be hurt by others and feel betrayed. In his maturity he was much more balanced.
@@NahNah-xg5wv I imagine your father’s hardship. But he is great at obtaining balance in life. Thank you for telling me!
I love umeboshi - I used to buy the whole plums with the perilla leaves and sometimes the the paste or vinegar. I loved Japanese ingredients because of their uniqueness and the health qualities they bring. I liked to use Japanese arrowroot, kudzu as a thickener because by daughter cannot eat gluten. I also liked to make the curry as well but it is not as good as it was about 15 years ago. I used to like Java curry. I also liked seaweed salad and furikake to put on rice. So, I have known about Japanese cooking for many years.
You live a simple but noble life - keep making your videos.
@@Gilbertineable In recent decades, Japanese food has become more popular, like Ukiyoe in the 19th century in Paris. Japanese foods tend to be organic and healthy but sometimes too unique for beginners. Even Japanese people like me cannot even taste some Japanese foods. Western foods are also diverse. I’m interested in local British foods because we have little information about them, even online. Thank you for watching!
@@Gilbertineable Thank you!
@@yutakawithschizophrenia Traditional food is rather boring, I recently found a list (on-line) of the 20 favorite family meals in the UK. In first place is 1, Roast dinner (usually chicken), 2. Fish and chips 3. Pizza 4. Spaghetti Bolognese 5. Steak and chips 6. Lasagne 7. Chicken curry 8. Sausages and mashed potatoes 9. Shepherd's Pie (minced lamb), 10. Chili con carne 11. Cottage Pie (same as Shepherd's Pie but contains minced beef instead) 12, Fajitas 13. Pasta bake (pasta mixed with sauce and maybe some protein or veg and baked in the oven - with cheese on top) 14. Stir-fry 15. Burgers 16. Steak Pie (usually bought ready made) 17. Stew 18. Casserole (same as stew but cooked in oven) 19. Baked potatoes with various fillings 20. Macaroni cheese (mac n cheese). As you can see, the British eat a lot of foreign food - it's normal.
@@Gilbertineable I often hear that fish and chips are the local British food. Japanese author Takeshi Kaiko profoundly loved British culture and usually ate fish and chips after his fishing. I watched the video, and he ate it with satisfaction. Exploring British culture seems fantastic. Thank you for your information!!
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@@NahNah-xg5wv Thank you for watching!!
You have now Entered the Dragon.
One more thing to Yutaka. Hey man, I was thinking the other day about your mental health and well-being being adversely correlated to eating so much of a vegetarian diet. So, maybe add more animal products of all kinds into your diet and your brain will feel better. Try it. If it does not work out then it does not work out.
Just recently, I have been eating a veggie diet for about 3 to four days in a row, right? Okay, so I feel horrible. I then ate some eggs with cheese melted inside of it, and I felt better immediately. Anecdotal, though it might work for some, especially people who need a good, balanced, and healthy brain like us human beings who suffer from schizophrenia. It is just something you can try. You are welcome.
@@anonymous12726 Your food journey is great. Some schizophrenic people do not care about their food habits. And I was the one. But since adjusting my habits, I have felt better. But it takes time. I understand that eating meat is better for our brains, but it is also costly. In Japan, vegetables are cheaper than chicken, beef, or fish. But I often take protein from milk. It works soon. Thank you for telling me!
Yukata. I was wondering if one day you would want to take a trip with me to another country. You would not have to worry about paying for much. I do not know when we would go together. Hey, people from this comment section below, let me know if you are interested. The more the merrier. I know what I want to do and where to go. I just wanted to put this to you all now, and when the time comes in the future, and it will, we could go together. I mean, it is not everyday where someone in the comment section offers to pay for most of the expenses on a trip to another country. Like I said. Just keep what I am saying with you so when I do bring it up again, you will not act as though a hard ball has been catapulted against your head.
@@anonymous12726 Thank you for your comments. I’m very appreciative of your suggestion. However, it's too dangerous to meet somewhere we don't know about. Plus, you don't know well about me and my illness; I play some characters in my videos. What you watch in my videos is just a part of my life, not a whole thing. So, please be careful to meet someone knowing each other only online. It's better to make a friend in the real world. In Japan, there are numerous troubles with online phenomena. Not all Japanese people are polite, but some are dangerous. I hope your journey in Japan and Japanese culture will be great, but please be careful when you meet someone you get to know online. Thank you for your comments.
@@yutakawithschizophrenia I really appreciate this comment. I will be careful. I am sorry. I will have to retract this offer of going to another country with people online in this forum. You are right, it is dangerous. Bye, for now.
@@anonymous12726 I hope your journey is great!! Thank you for sharing!!
@@anonymous12726 Yutaka is right. You can't really get to know people very well just by talking to them on youtube which is not a friendship or dating app or platform. And I don't know what you would think about me if I met up with you and we went to Sardinia for instance 'Great, I've been lumbered with this aging tiny hunchbacked woman who can't walk properly and she never stops talking!' - you'd really regret it🤣😂😅🤣😂
The voices are real you have super psychic powers do not listen to haters