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I hope you make a content also on foreigners being stalked by Japanese men OLD/YOUNG, it would be a pretty dang honest and legit content although it may not acquire much views.
My Japanese wife and I have been together for almost 40 years. She was the first Japanese exchange student living in a small town in Montana. Her host mother just happened to be my favorite aunt and the first time we met, we stayed up all night just talking together happily. We’ve been married 36 years now and have 3 grown children. We still can’t be separated from each other for very long. It’s a very strong bond we share and for this we are forever thankful. It’s not often one finds a true soulmate. ❤
@@PhilosophiaeAmator no? If an American born, non Jamaican person were to start speaking the Jamaican language, but retain his accent and his belief of how things are said/ pernounced.. is he speaking jamaican, or an alternative variant of said language? One riddled with faults learnt from being brought up being taught another?
I noticed that too. Years ago we had an ice cream shop that was run by a German family. When they were speaking German they sounded German, but when they switched over to English they had a heavy Southern accent.
It's funny you hear it as a "mixed" accent - I'm guessing you're not British? As a British person who knows quite a few Japanese people, she sounds really familiar to me!
@@dylancope yes I'm South African so I've my share of accents and to my ears it's a mix of the British accent and the japanese English accent hence my saying “mixed”
My wife (Japanese) and I (American) met in Hawaii in 1983 and married in 1984, we will be celebrating our 40th Anniversary this July. She is the best thing that ever happened to me.
I love Takashi so much. His interviews are so good and detailed, the people who he interviews are always so interesting and varied. The sound and video quality is always on point and the format is the same every time - so clean and straight forward, no annoying sounds effects, swooshes, loud voices and too-quick editing. Love it!
The best advice these couples gave was DON’T ASSUME ANYTHING. Ask every possible question because sometimes different culture habits can make you upset about the other but the more you ask the more you know each other ☺️
I would say this is great advice for any couple!! Even if you live in the same country, your family's culture and individual ways of being will be different :)
They all look so dedicated to each other. Maybe mixed marriages makes you try so much harder to understand each other. They all seem so well suited. Beautiful.❤
Awwh, I love how they are all very open to understanding each others cultures and learn each others language. That is so important! They seem so supportive to each other.
It's interesting how the woman in the first couple acquired a British accent possibly speaking English with her partner. Humans are amazing!!! Love is Love YALL!!!
Excellent! I wonder if You can find International Elder or Mature Couples who lives in Japan?!?!? (Is very Nice to see young Couples, but they are in The "Honey Moon" yet, but, can a long time international relation could settle down in Japan?
Each couple is so special and so amazing together. It's very inspiring to watch four young couples be so determined to be with each other, despite obstacles (be they global or local). Congratulations Takashi for being such a good interviewer, making such inspiring content, and finding such beautifully matched couples - and best wishes of health, prosperity and long life to all the couples.
I´m sitting here with the BIGGEST smile on my face 🤍 They are all so cute and you can really see the love that they have for each other. The first woman was so freaking beautiful! I loved her makeup and that highlighter was on fire 😍 And the Japanese man from the third couple his English was insane! Living in Boston must have boost his English so much because his pronunciation was on point!
I'm Mexican American from California and married to a Japanese woman and have a baby boy together living in Japan. When we first met in Fukushima, it was like we've known each other in a different lifetime or something, we were super compatible and a few years later we still miss each other when we're not around together. I would have never thought a guy like me, growing up in South Central L.A. would one day share my life with such a beautiful and caring soul so far away. 🇲🇽🇺🇲 ❤ 🇯🇵
¡Tás chingón! I’m American, but I’ve been living in Korea for about a year now. ¿Cómo es la raza en Japón? Is there a vibrant Latino culture there? How diverse is it? I grew up in Brooklyn, so I’m used to all kinds of cultures and global communities. I’m thinking about checking out Japan next year, but I’m not sure yet. I appreciate any advice or insight you can give.
Love watching this videos and imagine different stories, but my country at war, no chances to visit any country, so I'm just happy that they found each other. This videos are very positive and encouraging, thx Takashi for your work.
For a new video idea maybes introduce us to the usual dating culture in japan. like interviewing Japanese and asking how many ex partner do they have, at what age do they start dating, maybe also about this confession thing... something like that would be interesting
My wife was a motorcycle cop who ticketed me for dangerous driving on my bike. A month later I met her at a hockey rink where I coach. We recognised each other and hit it off. A year later, we were married. 20 years later we have 5 healthy, happy children and a wonderful marriage
I think the first guy who said "spend some time in your partner's country" is spot on. I'm Welsh and my wife is Finnish, we met in Hudderfield and lived there for the first year of our relationship, and she'd already lived there for a year before we met. So she definitely knew British (if not Welsh) culture. Then we moved to Finland in 1999 and it gave me a much better idea of her culture and upbringing. Being here and reading about Finnish history, and classic Finnish literature (though to be fair in translation). I've been in Finland 25 years now, and it's much more my home than the UK these days. My kids are Finnish, my wife is Finnish, how could it ever feel "foreign" under those circumstances?
an addition to that is - "be prepared to live in your partner's country permanently" - someone is going to have to sacrifice if you're going to stay together. It might have to be you. Meaning someone's probably going to have to sacrifice their career plans, closeness to family, etc.
Takashi, thank you for making this video- it is so interesting and beautiful to see Japanese youth moving forward with acceptance and love for people from other countries and cultures- thank you 🙏
the second couple's timeline is almost identical to mine with my wife! We just got married in the US and are trying to adjust her visa status to a green card now. All I can say as advice, is the same as what they are all saying. COMMUNICATE, COMMUNICATE, COMMUNICATE! because the cultural differences can cause issues fast without talking about your feelings. You need to show your 本音 really quickly.
The second couples advice on not assuming and staying curious is great because it's true, what may seem really "normal" and obvious within your native culture may be totally alien 👽 to another 😂❤ staying very open and curious and in a learning mindset would be very helpful indeed!
what I do like the most and i truly admire it ,is the takashi's postures.I mean,the amount of respect he has for the people,trying to not obstruct the other person by keeping his mic in their faces and keeping the distance between it its....truly admirable and that's why I like Japan more and more.Their amount of respect for others is incredible.
Fantastic video Takashii! To "wait" after the pandemic says a lot but the real test is living together and if you find it, bless! Lots of interesting responses and it makes for an educational video!
My introduction to international relations was on a project where we planned to demonstrate the conversion of coal to a liquid fuel usable in automobiles. Japan provided a team and Germany provided a team and the USA provided a team. I had to coordinate the preparation of estimates and budgets. Every company, much less country, has their own accepted standards and rules for putting together estimates. I found the experience VERY interesting and grew to really enjoy working with the Japanese and German team members! No romance but the lessons I learned to navigate the cultural and organizational differences undoubtedly helped me when I developed a contract management class at a NASA center (with employees from all over the earth), and when I married a Filipina 20 years later. At least that is what I reflected back to when listening to your interviews.
I met my wife who is Japanese 4 years ago. Just like the couples in this video it was just before covid happened. Fortunately for us she was in Australia at the time so she ended up living with me before we even got married. This helped us get to know one another because we were around each other 24/7. My advice for couples is to make a big effort to learn about your partners culture. Don’t assume anything that the person is thinking and always be curious. Relationships are perceived differently depending on where you are born, so have that open communication. Always be patient with one another because it can be challenging but there is so much to gain by putting in your best efforts.
00:00 🌍 Communication styles differ between cultures, such as Japan and America, impacting interracial relationships. 01:39 🛫 Long-distance relationships require patience and good communication skills, especially across different time zones. 03:34 🗣 Open communication and understanding cultural differences are crucial in international relationships. 04:58 🇬🇧🇯🇵 Living in different countries may offer different opportunities and challenges, influencing couples' decisions. 08:39 💑 Establishing clear boundaries and understanding each other's perspective is crucial in maintaining a successful relationship. 11:05 🌎 International relationships require open-mindedness, curiosity, and effective communication to bridge cultural gaps. 14:34 💞 Support, understanding, and shared goals contribute to the success of international relationships. 17:27 🤝 Communication and mutual support are essential in navigating cultural differences and challenges in international relationships.
Im American and my girlfriend is Taiwanese. We met on a dating app of all places and honestly its been the best relationship ive ever had. Shes very caring and sweet. I have to say I feel very lucky to have her.
Like most of your videos, this was interesting to watch and listen to these views. I've been in a long distant relations and one technically was foreign - my living in the US and she lived in Canada. And yes, I did visit her there many times. But today we are no together. I do now live in Canada, but out west as she lived in eastern Canada. We broke up about 4 years prior to me relocating to western Canada. Anyway, long distance relationship are not easy, but obviously some work and some don't. At least you live and learn.
Thank you so much for this video 🙏🏼 I am currently traveling in Japan and I would love to live here one day. I think Japanese boys are so cute 🙈☺️ so thank you for all those advices!!!
Dated a Japanese guy in Hawaii and it didn’t last long but I enjoyed learning about his Japanese culture for the first time. Had to leave him due to his alcohol addictions unfortunately but it lead me to my current husband (who is Filipino Hawaiian) so if I didn’t meet him first I wouldn’t have met my husband
First of all, great interviews and great questions 👍🏼. All of the couples are great matches and open minded and not “typical” Japanese or foreigners, in my opinion. Beautiful stories- thanks for sharing!
This was very beautiful. It’s very good that they manage to stay functional. Inter-racial or inter-cultural relationships can be very hard to navigate I’m guessing.
great job on the first "blonde" couple, she learned *british english* , thats just classy, specially with the hint of japanese accent sprincled in! sounds nice!
Great advice from the couples showing that if you want something to work then all you gotta do is try hard at it. It seems though that Takashi was so uncomfortable standing and stretching the mic to his interviewees
Thank you Takashii , it was very interesting! I love your interviews and the way you lead them ! Hey , about the second couple in this interview, isn’t it the same couple you interviewed one year ago ? They both seem to have changed and grown happier ! In the interview one year ago, they told a bit more about how they meet.
About the Italian boyfriend, I thought he spoke English very fluently for a Japanese, but when I heard that he had spent five years in the U.S., I understood.
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Please, kindly put subtitles when you speak english, sometimes it's hard to understand some words. I really love your content. Good luck!
I hope you make a content also on foreigners being stalked by Japanese men OLD/YOUNG, it would be a pretty dang honest and legit content although it may not acquire much views.
takashii the troll
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My Japanese wife and I have been together for almost 40 years. She was the first Japanese exchange student living in a small town in Montana. Her host mother just happened to be my favorite aunt and the first time we met, we stayed up all night just talking together happily.
We’ve been married 36 years now and have 3 grown children. We still can’t be separated from each other for very long. It’s a very strong bond we share and for this we are forever thankful. It’s not often one finds a true soulmate. ❤
Translation: You have been her free English teacher for decades.
@@yishihara55527what is wrong with you
I actually found my soulmate in Japan too! We are inseparable.. It’s great to see others who share the similar experience! Cheers and god bless! ❤
That's so cute. Happy for you
Precious
The first lady's accent is a perfect mix of Japanese and English
Ok
And British English, too
@@margaritarobertson6737 'British English' is just English. American English is the alternative
@@jackpalmer7577Not true.
@@PhilosophiaeAmator no? If an American born, non Jamaican person were to start speaking the Jamaican language, but retain his accent and his belief of how things are said/ pernounced.. is he speaking jamaican, or an alternative variant of said language? One riddled with faults learnt from being brought up being taught another?
The first lady's accent being mixed is actually cool
I noticed that too. Years ago we had an ice cream shop that was run by a German family. When they were speaking German they sounded German, but when they switched over to English they had a heavy Southern accent.
It's funny you hear it as a "mixed" accent - I'm guessing you're not British? As a British person who knows quite a few Japanese people, she sounds really familiar to me!
Yea sounds mixed fo sho. It is really cool tbh
@@dylancope yes I'm South African so I've my share of accents and to my ears it's a mix of the British accent and the japanese English accent hence my saying “mixed”
It’s crap. I have to deal with this nonsense daily. People who can’t even pronounce words correctly.
My wife (Japanese) and I (American) met in Hawaii in 1983 and married in 1984, we will be celebrating our 40th Anniversary this July. She is the best thing that ever happened to me.
Congratulations bro did you have kids
@@colchoneros5076 yes, we have two daughters who grew up in Japan but are now living in the US.
@@keimahane congratulations i wish you à long life you and your beautiful family from Congo in Africa
@@keimahane put me on
Happy anniversary 🎉 🤙🏽 🌺
I love Takashi so much. His interviews are so good and detailed, the people who he interviews are always so interesting and varied. The sound and video quality is always on point and the format is the same every time - so clean and straight forward, no annoying sounds effects, swooshes, loud voices and too-quick editing.
Love it!
Can't agree more
The "too-quick ending" lol. One of the best parts of his videos. I think many viewers like this part.😅
cool to see neymar is enjoying japan
I came to say the same thing lol
😁😆
As a Brazilian I aprove the joke. Please make more 😂😂😂
Exactly what i thought of him 😅
Literally thought the same thing 😭
The best advice these couples gave was DON’T ASSUME ANYTHING. Ask every possible question because sometimes different culture habits can make you upset about the other but the more you ask the more you know each other ☺️
I would say this is great advice for any couple!! Even if you live in the same country, your family's culture and individual ways of being will be different :)
the second couple is the cutest showing their affection, with him with his arm around her body and holding her waist and her with his back
Especially since he is Japanese! Open displays of affection like that are common in he US but not in Japan.
The energy of the 2nd couple about learning and upgrading on ourselves is so goood!
They all look so dedicated to each other. Maybe mixed marriages makes you try so much harder to understand each other. They all seem so well suited. Beautiful.❤
They start because of the interest in the other culture. It’s fun both ways. The hard part starts when you have kids 😂
Yeah beautiful
First couple is so cute and perfect for each other 😍😍
wow all these couples looked so nice, they all suited each other and they seemed deeply in love, beautiful stories ❤
I'm from Brazil and I traveled to Japan in 2016. I think they're completely different cultures. I love Japan and this country is fascinating to me.
Afro Brazilian culture >> Japan
@@bobopatchnosuke229what??
I think it would be amazing to interview interracial couples with +10 years of being married. Since it's a way different perspective of marriage.
Awwh, I love how they are all very open to understanding each others cultures and learn each others language. That is so important! They seem so supportive to each other.
It's interesting how the woman in the first couple acquired a British accent possibly speaking English with her partner. Humans are amazing!!! Love is Love YALL!!!
Agreed, she was definitely successful as they met on a language app, she is so fluent now 😍
Excellent! I wonder if You can find International Elder or Mature Couples who lives in Japan?!?!? (Is very Nice to see young Couples, but they are in The "Honey Moon" yet, but, can a long time international relation could settle down in Japan?
aww the first couple are adorable and so in love. great video Takashii, thanks as always.
Thank you for the interview, Takashii! It was so fun getting to see everyone else's stories too
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Ahh~
I enjoyed these interviews so much. It was beautiful to hear their stories and hear and feel the love between each couple.
Nice content Takashi san! These videos are really what make your channel unique. Good job!
🎉🎉🎉
Each couple is so special and so amazing together. It's very inspiring to watch four young couples be so determined to be with each other, despite obstacles (be they global or local). Congratulations Takashi for being such a good interviewer, making such inspiring content, and finding such beautifully matched couples - and best wishes of health, prosperity and long life to all the couples.
I´m sitting here with the BIGGEST smile on my face 🤍 They are all so cute and you can really see the love that they have for each other. The first woman was so freaking beautiful! I loved her makeup and that highlighter was on fire 😍 And the Japanese man from the third couple his English was insane! Living in Boston must have boost his English so much because his pronunciation was on point!
I'm Mexican American from California and married to a Japanese woman and have a baby boy together living in Japan. When we first met in Fukushima, it was like we've known each other in a different lifetime or something, we were super compatible and a few years later we still miss each other when we're not around together. I would have never thought a guy like me, growing up in South Central L.A. would one day share my life with such a beautiful and caring soul so far away. 🇲🇽🇺🇲 ❤ 🇯🇵
Did you know japanese before meeting just curious. I know some Japanese so yeah btw que bueno ver a un mexicano por aqui buena suerte en tu relacion
@@peterevan4790 I knew some Japanese before and she knew some English too. Si gracias.
good luck to you both! and never forget you deserve each other!!
Thanks for sharing - beautifully expressed.
¡Tás chingón! I’m American, but I’ve been living in Korea for about a year now. ¿Cómo es la raza en Japón? Is there a vibrant Latino culture there? How diverse is it? I grew up in Brooklyn, so I’m used to all kinds of cultures and global communities. I’m thinking about checking out Japan next year, but I’m not sure yet. I appreciate any advice or insight you can give.
Wow these couples are the cutest, like all of them, I want to hug them all. So cute!!!
I wouldn't say any of them can be considered good looking lol
祝福をする ” 心（こころ）” が大切なのです❣❣❣
@@beepbeep5153cute does not imply attractiveness. If I say a pet is cute am I saying it’s good looking?
@@guitarlearningtoplay yes you are. Cute is better than not cute, no?
The 1st and 3rd couples are my fav. They seem compatible. Hope it works out 😊
Love watching this videos and imagine different stories, but my country at war, no chances to visit any country, so I'm just happy that they found each other. This videos are very positive and encouraging, thx Takashi for your work.
All i can say is that's an awesome story from them... Now you know how they met
For a new video idea maybes introduce us to the usual dating culture in japan. like interviewing Japanese and asking how many ex partner do they have, at what age do they start dating, maybe also about this confession thing... something like that would be interesting
Love this idea!
My wife was a motorcycle cop who ticketed me for dangerous driving on my bike. A month later I met her at a hockey rink where I coach. We recognised each other and hit it off. A year later, we were married. 20 years later we have 5 healthy, happy children and a wonderful marriage
I think the first guy who said "spend some time in your partner's country" is spot on. I'm Welsh and my wife is Finnish, we met in Hudderfield and lived there for the first year of our relationship, and she'd already lived there for a year before we met. So she definitely knew British (if not Welsh) culture. Then we moved to Finland in 1999 and it gave me a much better idea of her culture and upbringing. Being here and reading about Finnish history, and classic Finnish literature (though to be fair in translation).
I've been in Finland 25 years now, and it's much more my home than the UK these days. My kids are Finnish, my wife is Finnish, how could it ever feel "foreign" under those circumstances?
an addition to that is - "be prepared to live in your partner's country permanently" - someone is going to have to sacrifice if you're going to stay together. It might have to be you. Meaning someone's probably going to have to sacrifice their career plans, closeness to family, etc.
Takashi, thank you for making this video- it is so interesting and beautiful to see Japanese youth moving forward with acceptance and love for people from other countries and cultures- thank you 🙏
25 years now AUS man and J Lady, wishing all these couples a happy life 😀👍
たかしさんの表情が昔よりすごく豊かになったなって感じます！
aww...the way they look when others answers a question is pretty sweet
the second couple's timeline is almost identical to mine with my wife! We just got married in the US and are trying to adjust her visa status to a green card now.
All I can say as advice, is the same as what they are all saying. COMMUNICATE, COMMUNICATE, COMMUNICATE! because the cultural differences can cause issues fast without talking about your feelings. You need to show your 本音 really quickly.
The second couples advice on not assuming and staying curious is great because it's true, what may seem really "normal" and obvious within your native culture may be totally alien 👽 to another 😂❤ staying very open and curious and in a learning mindset would be very helpful indeed!
It is a good video. Each couple has its uniqueness and love. Such pretty good and memorable love stories should spread out.
what I do like the most and i truly admire it ,is the takashi's postures.I mean,the amount of respect he has for the people,trying to not obstruct the other person by keeping his mic in their faces and keeping the distance between it its....truly admirable and that's why I like Japan more and more.Their amount of respect for others is incredible.
00:17:40 deu pra reconhecer que Kevin é brasileiro pelo estilo e pelo sotaque. 👊🏽
Takashi, great job interviewing people of all around the world. Tks!
Verdade, reconheci na hora
tbm, assim que ele apareceu já reconheci KKKKKK e é bem entendível tbm, 5 anos no Japão, é claro que o japonês dele seria melhor do que o inglês
Ele já apareceu em outros vídeos do Takashi.
This is one of my favorite videos from you sir! It shows how the world is after all one tribe. Keep them coming sir!
Fantastic video Takashii! To "wait" after the pandemic says a lot but the real test is living together and if you find it, bless! Lots of interesting responses and it makes for an educational video!
This is one of the mooooost engaging and charming videos I have watched on TH-cam for loooooong time.
The first couple is just beautiful 😍
My introduction to international relations was on a project where we planned to demonstrate the conversion of coal to a liquid fuel usable in automobiles. Japan provided a team and Germany provided a team and the USA provided a team. I had to coordinate the preparation of estimates and budgets. Every company, much less country, has their own accepted standards and rules for putting together estimates. I found the experience VERY interesting and grew to really enjoy working with the Japanese and German team members! No romance but the lessons I learned to navigate the cultural and organizational differences undoubtedly helped me when I developed a contract management class at a NASA center (with employees from all over the earth), and when I married a Filipina 20 years later. At least that is what I reflected back to when listening to your interviews.
These couples are so cute! You can feel the love in their conversations.
As a person who is learning both Japanese and English, your videos are so helpful
I met my wife who is Japanese 4 years ago. Just like the couples in this video it was just before covid happened. Fortunately for us she was in Australia at the time so she ended up living with me before we even got married. This helped us get to know one another because we were around each other 24/7. My advice for couples is to make a big effort to learn about your partners culture. Don’t assume anything that the person is thinking and always be curious. Relationships are perceived differently depending on where you are born, so have that open communication. Always be patient with one another because it can be challenging but there is so much to gain by putting in your best efforts.
2番目の金髪女の子めっちゃ美人やな〜
兄ちゃんが羨ましいわ
3番目のカップルは二人ともすごい真面目そうで好感持てる
Oh those sweet couples! Pray they only change for the better along the years.
OMG these couples are sooo wholesome!
Perfect to watch your videos always, love it coz lots of interesting topics you want to convey to all people regardless of their races
00:00 🌍 Communication styles differ between cultures, such as Japan and America, impacting interracial relationships.
01:39 🛫 Long-distance relationships require patience and good communication skills, especially across different time zones.
03:34 🗣 Open communication and understanding cultural differences are crucial in international relationships.
04:58 🇬🇧🇯🇵 Living in different countries may offer different opportunities and challenges, influencing couples' decisions.
08:39 💑 Establishing clear boundaries and understanding each other's perspective is crucial in maintaining a successful relationship.
11:05 🌎 International relationships require open-mindedness, curiosity, and effective communication to bridge cultural gaps.
14:34 💞 Support, understanding, and shared goals contribute to the success of international relationships.
17:27 🤝 Communication and mutual support are essential in navigating cultural differences and challenges in international relationships.
Im American and my girlfriend is Taiwanese. We met on a dating app of all places and honestly its been the best relationship ive ever had. Shes very caring and sweet. I have to say I feel very lucky to have her.
Like most of your videos, this was interesting to watch and listen to these views.
I've been in a long distant relations and one technically was foreign - my living in the US and she lived in Canada. And yes, I did visit her there many times. But today we are no together. I do now live in Canada, but out west as she lived in eastern Canada. We broke up about 4 years prior to me relocating to western Canada. Anyway, long distance relationship are not easy, but obviously some work and some don't. At least you live and learn.
Those Facebook group chats are life savers!!!
Bro the Brazilian guy has amazing interviews on Instagram, love him! thanks for this vid
Thank you so much for this video 🙏🏼 I am currently traveling in Japan and I would love to live here one day. I think Japanese boys are so cute 🙈☺️ so thank you for all those advices!!!
So lovely and sweet to hear these stories ❤
Cool jacket, Takashii! Looking great!
Feels like the couples in this video are being very open minded which leads me to believe they are just solid relationship material. Happy for them.
Pretty amazing the first couple. Well done, fingers crossed for you!
Quite a cute valentines special video! Great stuff
I’m in love with the cute couple so in love 😂🙏🩷 they are adorable! Thanks for sharing!
I mean all of the couples btw 😂❤ they show how you make it work. Work! And lots of love 💕
Oh my ❤ just what I needed thanks takashii from Japan 🇯🇵 your awesome 🎉
So awesome. I really like your videos!! Very neat to hear each individuals perspective
I loved the part when the couples say what are the things that they like about each other.
the last couple is almost as they were made for each other we can tell it will last
Second couple was in a similar video too.they cute together 🙌🏽
I love your content, really. it is very nice, thanks for your job, Takashii.
It's amazing when told us how they met each other.🎉
Dated a Japanese guy in Hawaii and it didn’t last long but I enjoyed learning about his Japanese culture for the first time. Had to leave him due to his alcohol addictions unfortunately but it lead me to my current husband (who is Filipino Hawaiian) so if I didn’t meet him first I wouldn’t have met my husband
Good and interesting video. I like how you had a variety of couples such as Japanese woman and Japanese man. Good work Takashi! Keep it up!
if you had a podcast i would watch it literally every single day
First of all, great interviews and great questions 👍🏼.
All of the couples are great matches and open minded and not “typical” Japanese or foreigners, in my opinion.
Beautiful stories- thanks for sharing!
This was very beautiful. It’s very good that they manage to stay functional. Inter-racial or inter-cultural relationships can be very hard to navigate I’m guessing.
Another fantastic and interesting video
great job on the first "blonde" couple, she learned *british english* , thats just classy, specially with the hint of japanese accent sprincled in! sounds nice!
i so love how you say: "how was it..that was interesting" :)
Love the last couple!!! 😍
Great advice from the couples showing that if you want something to work then all you gotta do is try hard at it. It seems though that Takashi was so uncomfortable standing and stretching the mic to his interviewees
Wishing all the couples the best, waxing strong
Thank you Takashii , it was very interesting! I love your interviews and the way you lead them !
Hey , about the second couple in this interview, isn’t it the same couple you interviewed one year ago ? They both seem to have changed and grown happier ! In the interview one year ago, they told a bit more about how they meet.
About the Italian boyfriend, I thought he spoke English very fluently for a Japanese, but when I heard that he had spent five years in the U.S., I understood.
I really enjoy your videos!! Thank you ❤
My new favourite channel.
Also make a video that what japanese think about their soldiers crulety in ww2 Please please please please
I love watching your videos.
This was beautiful. Very good!
The Brazilian dude in the end has it figured out.
I love this channel so much!! 🙌🏼
Third couple is lovely. I like when he said about her emotions and moods haha
they're alright. normal couple.
This looks like a old video because I clearly remember the 2nd couple.
Really enjoyed the interview with Sora the Troll, I thought it was a better than expected chemistry between Takashii and Sora.
Please do upload more about international relationship💘🦋
Great video! Thanks!
Takashii san thank you very much these videos are super helpful.
nice one, Takashii!
Love it. Great video.