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Oh there are plenty. But when you look at how western women have become, grinding it out like that seems kinda pointless when there's a high chance you'll never find a proper woman. The nuclear family isn't exactly a high priority among women in the west at the moment. They are basically brainwashed from early age to not need a man and be a "boss lady" and just sleep around. Thank you modern feminism, great job!! I'd move to Japan in a heartbeat if I knew the language.
@@Hitherto90ctually the stereotypical Japanese Salary man never does any housework or cleaning. They depend on their stay at home wife to do everything. This guy isn’t a normal Salary Man. He works with family and friends doing something that he is passionate about. His closeness to his family makes him a better man. He also has time with family. This is why he has so many children. Japan Society as a whole should take notes so they can make Japan better.
The father showing nothing but admiration for his son and what he can bring to the company was definitely the highlight as not everyone can/will work along side family.
Truly agree with you and also how he truly understands the business and how it has to grow. I'm very impressed with all of the family and how they work together, and especially as a total family. Appreciate that Paolo brings out the best content with these interviews and would like to see a follow up to this one especially. Excellent content but especially bringing out the real spirit of the family and small business they run.
The "Day in the Life" series is clearly your signature product. They always entertain and inform, and the production quality is always high. Well done, Paolo.
The fact that he wakes up early, makes breakfast for his kids and wife, works a variety of jobs and then makes dinner? Wow. You sir have earned my respect!
It's too much - I dislike this "all-or-nothing" approach where people either slack off completely (which is bad for them and society) or are expected to put themselves through a massive grind each day. Living like 90% of the "day in the life" people would be a total horror to me. There is barely any time at all for themselves, everything is crowded and scheduled to the t.
I don't know about anyone else, but these videos really help reduce my anxiety levels for some reasons. I always watch my favorites when my anxiety is really bad (usually just before bed) and they are a great resource for controlling my anxiety. They are just so wholesome and calming. Thanks for the amazing content Paolo!
Absolutely agree! These videos are so wholesome... and in my case, being someone more shut off into the tech industry, I find it so calming and eye opening to see other people's lives... than you Paolo!
"Paolo is actually a name?" 😂 so cute!! Thanks for another great day in the life, I always look forward to these. The amount of research and planning is evident please keep it up!!
Dictionaries will have his picture as the deinition of "family man", so crazy what he does and how happy and genuine he does all of it. The way he appreciates his parents and ancestors, his culture, his job, and how he takes care of his own family, all at the same time, is something else!
A man needs to provide in some shape or form. This is true nuclear family values. Too bad this is labeled as "toxic masculinity" in the west. Post modern feminism has completely ruined this kind of lifestyle. Good luck finding a woman who is content living like this in the west.
Oh my God I am so happy to be catching another one of your videos early. You seriously are one of the best TH-camrs on Japan. Like it makes me feel like I’m there, and I’m traveling, you’re amazing. Please don’t ever stop making.
Ah Paolo, you have taken me back to the 60’s when we would go to Grandma’s in Tokyo and order food from a local restaurant! They would deliver by bike with a steam box full of food, we would eat and then leave the dishes on the porch to be picked up. Such great memories!
This is absolutely great! Its effectively two videos in one, “a day in the life” plus “how its made!” Thank you so much Paolo-san. You really are the best.
It's been a year since I started working and this video series played a large part in that. You made the concept of a job approachable, greatly reducing my anxiety about it. The world is lucky to have you in it. Hope you continue to do what you enjoy in life!
I never get tired of Paolo's content. There's a certain tailored and unmistakable cadence each time. It feels like such an easy shoot and that comes through with everyone he features. Keep doing your thing, Paolo. It's appreciated.
When I feel lazy and don't feel like doing anything I watch this videos, as I get motivation how Japanese people are actually disciplined and hard working
I've been watching these "Day in the Life of" videos since Paolo started making. And I always learn something about Japan when watching them. As long as these videos are made, I'll keep watching them.
@15:03 what this video taught me is regardless of the little boy is Japanese or American, they are all the samne. I understood this portion as a father and started to chuckle (while in the background, my son was having a meltdown because he didnt get ice cream).
So delighted to see this family working together. They work so hard, but it seems very rewarding. His friend is so loyal and very hard working. I hope they continue to pass on the family business for many more generations!!
@1:45 omg that kid's demeanor is 100% how mornings are when things are going on that your morning fog can't comprehend looool Love the content and your videos always bring some brightness to my day!
Absolutely fascinating Paolo. Thank you for sharing the insights into the life and times of this man and family - what a priviledge you have afforded us. So very much appreciate all the work going into this compelling series. Wishing you all the best. Hello from London : - ) xx
Over the years, I have watched all these Day in the Life series and it still is odd to me how such big workplace has only several people working in it. Every workplace in the series.. (well, except huge company). And also, I was also impressed on how Japanese really care about environment around them. How they always think about other people (like how Keisuke cleans the bento boxes, how he washed that cup before being recycled, it is amazing (it is so ironic because I watch this video in a restaurant where people would just leave their dishes all over the place, and couldn't care less about plastic straw). I believe we are all becoming more aware of the environment though, but it is just that Japan is so ahead of everybody. My final note, Keisuke is really the dream guy that I want to be. Work with dedication, a family dad, and try to leave a legacy of making this world a better place to live.
The sheer production quality of Paolo's videos has been second to none for a long while now. Effectively presenting Japan in all facets of it's society through this series with television level production. Outstanding.
Great video. When that kid asked if Paolo was actually a name I laughed quite a bit. I love how kids are just honest, even in Japan. I appreciate the hard work of these families and traditions.
I love learning about Japanese culture and history through these videos, Paolo, it's cool to see what each profession is like. I never thought I'd see a factory that lasted hundreds of years with only six people, that is an amazing achievement. Also, I finally actually got the chance to go to Tokyo, I'll be touring Shinjuku in September, seeing it for real is gonna be fun :) Could we maybe see a day in the life of a Singer/ Idol sometime? That'd be super cool. Keep up the great content
I love kinako! Now that reminds me, how about a Day in the Life of a mochi master?? In my local Japan Town we have a popular mochi/manju shop I believe was opened in the 50s that I grew up eating and they make everything by hand from scratch and it's the BEST!!! They say even the Emperor visited some years ago and was served this mochi and he enjoyed it! Would LOVE a Behind the Counter or Day in the Life video on making mochi and manju or traditional Japanese sweets in general! 🤩
Truly love watching your videos. They inform, while being on a low stress level. Calming and so much appreciated. I've always wanted to visit Japan, and though I hope to someday, it's not in the budget. But your videos transport me there. Thank you for what you do!
I had never even heard of Kinako before this video. Please keep on making this video series, its the best one on the channel. and is super educational and entertaining!
Terrific episode! It was very informative in watching how kinako is manufactured. My family loves to spread kinako on a lot of different desserts and mochi. I was surprised & happy to see his younger son wearing a University of Hawaii t-shirt!
I congratulate you on how well you captured the hard work and ethics that keep a family business running. Not to mention your cinematography I feel is above alot of the programs i watch on NHK.
Terrific episode. I was surprised to see his youngest son wearing a University of Hawaii t-shirt! It was an informative episode to see what actually goes on behind the scenes in manufacturing kinako. My family enjoys putting kinako on a lot of different desserts and mochi.
One of my favourite TH-camrs. Absolutely top class videos, very informative of traditional Japanese trades and ways of working. Keep up the good work Paolo from Tokyo!
What an awesome video. I'm sure this series of videos is difficult to schedule and edit at times. But these "Day in the Life" videos show a side of Japanese everyday life that I don't see in a non-vlog format too often and they have been very enjoyable to watch! From watching, my partner and I have learned so much just about home life and morning and evening routines in Japan!
Oh this video was so lovely! I can truly tell that he has a great pride for what his factory makes as he works really hard and diligently. His love for his family is incredibly touching as well.
That's so cool how Japanese sand is used in the roasting process. Here in my country, roadside vendors also use sand to roast all kinds of beans and nuts that people buy as a snack. Peanuts, chickpeas, corn etc etc
Paolo, I found you maybe a year ago, and have loved watching you and your family grow. I am glad to see you do another "A Day in the Life," I love them. This family is wonderful. The man in it works hard for his family. I love that the company goes from Generation to Generation. I hope it continues like that!
wow it warms my heart seeing something like that, a man with a family, working in so old family business being part of something bigger than him and of his family, working with his father and friend, knowing Ill never be part of anything like that. awesome
Thank you for another great video Paolo ! I like all your content, but I particulary like the "Day in the Life..." videos. They are giving us inside into the life of "normal" japanese people. This one is especially great. The respect and love Keisuke has for his job, his parents, his family and his religion is beautiful.
I love the DITL videos and have started rewatching some favorites for 2nd or 3rd time. I respect and admire the Japanese culture and how diligently they do everything. Americans can really learn from this culture of honor and the mindset that focuses on diligence, family, and their community!
These videos show me just how many amazing people there are in the world. Also I find them oddly soothing and very wholesome. My favorite is the casino video idk why but that's the one I like the most.
I love how Paolo keeps creating such excellent content by bringing people that are so much dedicated towards their craft. Nothing is "too hard" or "they don't feel like doing it". This is one of the things that I truly admire about Japanese work culture, however I understand there's still some stigma around it, considering that it is norm to overwork and stay late hours.
That's where my protein powder comes from! It's really nice to see the family camaraderie at a family-run business. My family is very close and it's cool to see how close other families are too.
idk about you guys but someday when i finally land to japan i would go to all places or buy the things that paolo featured here because seeing the behind the scene makes me want to support all of them. thanks kuya paolo to show us this wonderful persons!!
i usually open youtube on the background while i working but when Paolo,s day in the life came out i just stop and watch😅. great video and info as usual. keep it up
Hi Paolo,I dont know If you gonna read these, there are a lot of comments already but just say that I truly love your videos, these is one of my favourites channels in youtube. Thank you you and Maiko for your hard work and dedication to all your videos. Love from Barcelona! 😄
Loving Day In The Life Series. learn something new every time and watched this one at 2:15AM in the morning in England UK. I really want my dad to watch the puffer fish episode cus my dad is a fisherman for near 60 years.
Apparently the US based company wasn't prepared for how much we support our buddy Paulo and they already sold out three of their four items in their shop after just one day of the video being posted!! Lol Looking for the protein base to be back in. 😊 Thanks for the content. ❤
The greatest series return~ What an interesting choice this time, but it is always the unique selection. Thanks for another great video, have a great weekend :D
Thanks so much Paolo - I love how your videos give such a realistic window into others lives, and major kudos to the people that open their homes to welcome you and all of us around the world into their daily routine - fascinating!
I really like the Day in the Life vids....a big thanks for not only seeing what the person does in the workplace but also what the person does during personal time. It takes a lot of emotions to let a stranger into someone personal life.
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Hola! Best regards from mexico!
I’m waiting for the UK store!
keep doing gods work paolo. i love these videos B)
@@89. it's a lot more densely populated, so you'll appreciate it when someone is wearing one and not sneezing in your face on the subways.
Oh wow, I didn't know that kinako was made from roasted soy beans. Learned something new, as always on this channel! 🎓❤
High five to this guy for being the jack of all trades at home and at work. The family spirit is strong in him.
And he's also jacked.
3 kids as well, damn hero
And he still cares about the homies after university. He's old-school with his relationships
He truly was a jack off all trades, kinda guy.
The kids at the store part is a real as it gets, lol.
That guy is the definition of a man. Good son, good husband, good father, good friend. The world needs more men like him.
Oh there are plenty. But when you look at how western women have become, grinding it out like that seems kinda pointless when there's a high chance you'll never find a proper woman. The nuclear family isn't exactly a high priority among women in the west at the moment. They are basically brainwashed from early age to not need a man and be a "boss lady" and just sleep around. Thank you modern feminism, great job!! I'd move to Japan in a heartbeat if I knew the language.
He's from Japan. Of course he's the definition of a man.
@@Hitherto90 you said a very nice thing A A Ron
@@Hitherto90ctually the stereotypical Japanese Salary man never does any housework or cleaning. They depend on their stay at home wife to do everything.
This guy isn’t a normal Salary Man. He works with family and friends doing something that he is passionate about. His closeness to his family makes him a better man. He also has time with family. This is why he has so many children. Japan Society as a whole should take notes so they can make Japan better.
@@JasonB808yeah quite surprising tbh but yk there’s a lot of people in this world it really is hard to completely generalize a country
I love how the kids just hang with Paolo for a bit, shows that he's actually connecting with these people :))
"Is Paolo a name?"
"IT'S ACTUALLY A NAME?"
I like their curiousity for a name that sounds foreign to a japanese kid. 😂
@@user-co9wh9cdd123 Are they the paid actors or is Paolo the paid actor?
@@soulscyther666 ironic while they're watching Dragonball Z with character names that were derived from vegetable and underwear
@@user-co9wh9cdd123 What about you, are you the paid actor? Am I?
@@user-co9wh9cdd123 Raid Shadow Legends?
The father showing nothing but admiration for his son and what he can bring to the company was definitely the highlight as not everyone can/will work along side family.
Truly agree with you and also how he truly understands the business and how it has to grow.
I'm very impressed with all of the family and how they work together, and especially as a total family.
Appreciate that Paolo brings out the best content with these interviews and would like to see a follow up to this one especially. Excellent content but especially bringing out the real spirit of the family and small business they run.
The "Day in the Life" series is clearly your signature product. They always entertain and inform, and the production quality is always high. Well done, Paolo.
Mad respect for this man, the amount and variety of work he does is insane
dude is a stamina king staying up from 5am to evening constantly doing some work
And he cooks for a family of 5
@@SiningBride That Too so Effortlessly
The fact that he wakes up early, makes breakfast for his kids and wife, works a variety of jobs and then makes dinner? Wow. You sir have earned my respect!
It's too much - I dislike this "all-or-nothing" approach where people either slack off completely (which is bad for them and society) or are expected to put themselves through a massive grind each day. Living like 90% of the "day in the life" people would be a total horror to me. There is barely any time at all for themselves, everything is crowded and scheduled to the t.
@@novacolonel5287 absolutely agree. I do not want to live such a life where the most time of the day is spent for work and tasks. Nah, not me.
I don't know about anyone else, but these videos really help reduce my anxiety levels for some reasons. I always watch my favorites when my anxiety is really bad (usually just before bed) and they are a great resource for controlling my anxiety. They are just so wholesome and calming. Thanks for the amazing content Paolo!
100% agree..it is like this for me as well
Same! I suffer from really bad anxiety and sometimes I watch these types of videos to relax and ease myself down whenever it kicks in.
agree
Absolutely agree! These videos are so wholesome... and in my case, being someone more shut off into the tech industry, I find it so calming and eye opening to see other people's lives... than you Paolo!
Same
"Paolo is actually a name?" 😂 so cute!! Thanks for another great day in the life, I always look forward to these. The amount of research and planning is evident please keep it up!!
my favorite part of this video loool hillarious hahaha
It's so funny haha
hahahaha I buss out laughing!🤣
Wait until he discovers Ls and Rs.
😊
Dictionaries will have his picture as the deinition of "family man", so crazy what he does and how happy and genuine he does all of it. The way he appreciates his parents and ancestors, his culture, his job, and how he takes care of his own family, all at the same time, is something else!
A man needs to provide in some shape or form. This is true nuclear family values. Too bad this is labeled as "toxic masculinity" in the west. Post modern feminism has completely ruined this kind of lifestyle. Good luck finding a woman who is content living like this in the west.
Oh my God I am so happy to be catching another one of your videos early. You seriously are one of the best TH-camrs on Japan. Like it makes me feel like I’m there, and I’m traveling, you’re amazing. Please don’t ever stop making.
Same here i never get to watch it this early
Ho'oh, good..
my fave youtuber in the world
Yeees, I feel the same way! I love this channel. I also learn so many new things about Japan.
Yup!!! Absolutely right!!!!!!!!!!!
THat was hell of a work for a day and yet so energitic while he's with his familiy.. respect this man.
Paolo from toyko helps me learn more about japan and he never disappoints
尊敬する父親だなぁ
肉体労働して疲労困ぱいの中疲れを見せずに子育て、家事に励んでる姿はヒーローそのものです！
Ah Paolo, you have taken me back to the 60’s when we would go to Grandma’s in Tokyo and order food from a local restaurant! They would deliver by bike with a steam box full of food, we would eat and then leave the dishes on the porch to be picked up. Such great memories!
Paolo の動画を初めてみましたが過激なショーにせず日常を観察していく編集が気に入っています。
英語の勉強のために作業中聞き流しています。
Kinakoはホエイプロテインと半々で飲みコスパの良さと胃腸の改善に役立っています。
This guy is such a good man. Hard working and cooks breakfast and dinner for the family! Some men even if they can do it, won't do it. Respect!
This is absolutely great! Its effectively two videos in one, “a day in the life” plus “how its made!” Thank you so much Paolo-san. You really are the best.
It's been a year since I started working and this video series played a large part in that. You made the concept of a job approachable, greatly reducing my anxiety about it. The world is lucky to have you in it. Hope you continue to do what you enjoy in life!
Major respect for this guy and his family.
Thanks for creating these great videos of real Japanese life.
Thank you so much! I appreciate all of the support.
It makes me stupid happy to hear him say "I love my job because I get to work with my good friend". ♥
Paolo back at it again with the best series on YT!
I have massive respect for guy like him. He does everything for his family.
kinako must be really nutritious .Not only does his body get stronger,his skin is also so nice.
Yeah, it's really good for you.
how is there a comment from one hour ago?
@@dixoncider8372 patreon subscribers get early access to the videos..
As for his skin, what about dads skin? He looks fantastic.
I noticed his skin too 🤭
@@Jez_eats yeahhh.need to find kinako in msia.i need nice skin.hahaha
I never get tired of Paolo's content. There's a certain tailored and unmistakable cadence each time. It feels like such an easy shoot and that comes through with everyone he features. Keep doing your thing, Paolo. It's appreciated.
When I feel lazy and don't feel like doing anything I watch this videos, as I get motivation how Japanese people are actually disciplined and hard working
Biggest stress buster on YT! Paolo you are a legend!
I've been watching these "Day in the Life of" videos since Paolo started making. And I always learn something about Japan when watching them. As long as these videos are made, I'll keep watching them.
@15:03 what this video taught me is regardless of the little boy is Japanese or American, they are all the samne. I understood this portion as a father and started to chuckle (while in the background, my son was having a meltdown because he didnt get ice cream).
So delighted to see this family working together. They work so hard, but it seems very rewarding. His friend is so loyal and very hard working. I hope they continue to pass on the family business for many more generations!!
@1:45 omg that kid's demeanor is 100% how mornings are when things are going on that your morning fog can't comprehend looool Love the content and your videos always bring some brightness to my day!
Absolutely fascinating Paolo. Thank you for sharing the insights into the life and times of this man and family - what a priviledge you have afforded us. So very much appreciate all the work going into this compelling series. Wishing you all the best. Hello from London : - ) xx
Glad you enjoyed it
癒されますね｡ 素敵な家族です｡ 🥰 きな粉大好き!!！😍😋
Over the years, I have watched all these Day in the Life series and it still is odd to me how such big workplace has only several people working in it. Every workplace in the series.. (well, except huge company). And also, I was also impressed on how Japanese really care about environment around them. How they always think about other people (like how Keisuke cleans the bento boxes, how he washed that cup before being recycled, it is amazing (it is so ironic because I watch this video in a restaurant where people would just leave their dishes all over the place, and couldn't care less about plastic straw). I believe we are all becoming more aware of the environment though, but it is just that Japan is so ahead of everybody. My final note, Keisuke is really the dream guy that I want to be. Work with dedication, a family dad, and try to leave a legacy of making this world a better place to live.
I love seeing his at home life. casual barefoot start to his morning 00:41. So natural. Thanks for sharing!
This was your best video yet. I loved this family. Thank you for letting us be part of it.
This is very wholesome, hard working man but still have plenty time for his family. Please do more of this small family businesses day in the life.
Hearing that dude say he traded jobs just so he can work with his best friend is such a cute thing to hear. Love it.
Beautiful family with 3 kids. Working with his family and his best friend. Well done! 🙏🏻
I love your interaction with the kids near the end. Made me smile in a cherished way 😊
I love how in the end the kids started roasting Paolo... and it suddenly cut. That Got my Sub.
The sheer production quality of Paolo's videos has been second to none for a long while now. Effectively presenting Japan in all facets of it's society through this series with television level production. Outstanding.
the ending was so extraordinarily beautiful. cute kids pulling Paolo's leg
Great video. When that kid asked if Paolo was actually a name I laughed quite a bit. I love how kids are just honest, even in Japan. I appreciate the hard work of these families and traditions.
Thanks!
Welcome! And Thank you!
Now this guy is a super Dad. I can't believe how much he does in a day! Plus his kids are hilarious
I have a crush on Keisuke now! It takes a man to do all of what he do especially taking care of his family❤
I love learning about Japanese culture and history through these videos, Paolo, it's cool to see what each profession is like. I never thought I'd see a factory that lasted hundreds of years with only six people, that is an amazing achievement. Also, I finally actually got the chance to go to Tokyo, I'll be touring Shinjuku in September, seeing it for real is gonna be fun :) Could we maybe see a day in the life of a Singer/ Idol sometime? That'd be super cool. Keep up the great content
Singer/Idol would be revolutionary!
I love kinako! Now that reminds me, how about a Day in the Life of a mochi master?? In my local Japan Town we have a popular mochi/manju shop I believe was opened in the 50s that I grew up eating and they make everything by hand from scratch and it's the BEST!!! They say even the Emperor visited some years ago and was served this mochi and he enjoyed it! Would LOVE a Behind the Counter or Day in the Life video on making mochi and manju or traditional Japanese sweets in general! 🤩
Truly love watching your videos. They inform, while being on a low stress level. Calming and so much appreciated. I've always wanted to visit Japan, and though I hope to someday, it's not in the budget. But your videos transport me there. Thank you for what you do!
I had never even heard of Kinako before this video. Please keep on making this video series, its the best one on the channel. and is super educational and entertaining!
Terrific episode! It was very informative in watching how kinako is manufactured. My family loves to spread kinako on a lot of different desserts and mochi. I was surprised & happy to see his younger son
wearing a University of Hawaii t-shirt!
I congratulate you on how well you captured the hard work and ethics that keep a family business running. Not to mention your cinematography I feel is above alot of the programs i watch on NHK.
A Japanese husband who makes both breakfast AND dinner for his family?! Wow, you don’t see that everyday on this channel! Good job! 😊
impressive to see him making dinner and breakfast...great dad
It's better and easier for a family owned business than a corporate job.
It’s more about willingness than ability, specially coming from asian culture and mindset. I can relate and certainly applaud him ❤
@@Mwoods2272 I think being an owner is harder
Brilliant , Paolo ! You have a warm eye for detail and it's a pleasure to watch .
Terrific episode. I was surprised to see his youngest son wearing a University of Hawaii t-shirt! It was an informative episode to see what actually goes on behind the scenes in manufacturing kinako. My family enjoys putting kinako on a lot of different desserts and mochi.
One of my favourite TH-camrs. Absolutely top class videos, very informative of traditional Japanese trades and ways of working. Keep up the good work Paolo from Tokyo!
Hi Paolo, love your "Day in The life of" videos! it's great to see a Japanese family with more 1.5 kids! Loved it!
The 6:22 switch reminds me of the types used at train stations to play departure melodies.
What an awesome video. I'm sure this series of videos is difficult to schedule and edit at times. But these "Day in the Life" videos show a side of Japanese everyday life that I don't see in a non-vlog format too often and they have been very enjoyable to watch! From watching, my partner and I have learned so much just about home life and morning and evening routines in Japan!
Oh this video was so lovely! I can truly tell that he has a great pride for what his factory makes as he works really hard and diligently. His love for his family is incredibly touching as well.
That's so cool how Japanese sand is used in the roasting process. Here in my country, roadside vendors also use sand to roast all kinds of beans and nuts that people buy as a snack. Peanuts, chickpeas, corn etc etc
Paolo, I found you maybe a year ago, and have loved watching you and your family grow. I am glad to see you do another "A Day in the Life," I love them. This family is wonderful. The man in it works hard for his family. I love that the company goes from Generation to Generation. I hope it continues like that!
The man's living the dream. Spending time with his beautiful family, making kinako with his homies, going home at 5pm. Kinda makes me jealous, ngl.
Thank you. I’ve had about a dozen tours to Japan, this series ties everything together about life in Japan and their amazing products and work ethic!
Love your “Day in the Life of” series! So interesting and wonderful filming!
wow it warms my heart seeing something like that, a man with a family, working in so old family business being part of something bigger than him and of his family, working with his father and friend, knowing Ill never be part of anything like that. awesome
Thank you for another great video Paolo ! I like all your content, but I particulary like the "Day in the Life..." videos. They are giving us inside into the life of "normal" japanese people. This one is especially great. The respect and love Keisuke has for his job, his parents, his family and his religion is beautiful.
Always enjoy watching theses videos.
We love your "Day in the Life" series. Much love from Sweden
I love the DITL videos and have started rewatching some favorites for 2nd or 3rd time. I respect and admire the Japanese culture and how diligently they do everything. Americans can really learn from this culture of honor and the mindset that focuses on diligence, family, and their community!
I must say, this has to be my favorite "Day in life" video from you! Cheers!
Got to love these videos. They're so high-quality and educational. Thanks Paolo for educating me more about Japan!
These videos show me just how many amazing people there are in the world. Also I find them oddly soothing and very wholesome. My favorite is the casino video idk why but that's the one I like the most.
I love how Paolo keeps creating such excellent content by bringing people that are so much dedicated towards their craft. Nothing is "too hard" or "they don't feel like doing it". This is one of the things that I truly admire about Japanese work culture, however I understand there's still some stigma around it, considering that it is norm to overwork and stay late hours.
Traditional families warm my heart. It is as it should be. Happy family.
That's where my protein powder comes from! It's really nice to see the family camaraderie at a family-run business. My family is very close and it's cool to see how close other families are too.
People are awesome ❤ this video is brilliant. A man who clearly loves his family and seems confident in himself. Thanks again
idk about you guys but someday when i finally land to japan i would go to all places or buy the things that paolo featured here because seeing the behind the scene makes me want to support all of them. thanks kuya paolo to show us this wonderful persons!!
We gotta support the SIM cards guy...
This give me some understanding about japanesse people life thank paolo keep it up
Love the videos Paolo. It maybe odd but i find them therapeutic and relaxing after a long day at work. Keep it up please!
i usually open youtube on the background while i working but when Paolo,s day in the life came out i just stop and watch😅. great video and info as usual. keep it up
Hi Paolo,I dont know If you gonna read these, there are a lot of comments already but just say that I truly love your videos, these is one of my favourites channels in youtube. Thank you you and Maiko for your hard work and dedication to all your videos. Love from Barcelona! 😄
Loving Day In The Life Series. learn something new every time and watched this one at 2:15AM in the morning in England UK. I really want my dad to watch the puffer fish episode cus my dad is a fisherman for near 60 years.
Paolo's "Day in the Life" always makes my day better
4:51 “ the key is to never stop thinking about how to market their product “
So this is why this video is being made… the father is a genius.
Another awesome episode i can’t wait to go to Japan 🇯🇵 keep up the good work Paolo😎💪🏾
I been watching your episodes. You are a true Japan ambassador. Love your videos , all so real and we all want to visit Japan. Good job.
I love these Day in the Life videos. Keep em coming Paolo! :D
The work of just cleaning up at the end of the day looked like a lot!! Massive respect.
Apparently the US based company wasn't prepared for how much we support our buddy Paulo and they already sold out three of their four items in their shop after just one day of the video being posted!! Lol Looking for the protein base to be back in. 😊 Thanks for the content. ❤
This videos are my favorite series of all. It is sort like a ritual for me to watch them while eating a pizza, I hope you never stop creating them
The greatest series return~ What an interesting choice this time, but it is always the unique selection. Thanks for another great video, have a great weekend :D
Like always, awesome videos, I love watching your channel
Love all of these _Day in the Life_ videos Paolo and Maiko. Keep up the fantastic work 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥😊
Thanks so much Paolo - I love how your videos give such a realistic window into others lives, and major kudos to the people that open their homes to welcome you and all of us around the world into their daily routine - fascinating!
That´s a family life at its best. :) The two of them work so well together, i think, it´s not as easy as it looks. They do a very good job!
I really like the Day in the Life vids....a big thanks for not only seeing what the person does in the workplace but also what the person does during personal time. It takes a lot of emotions to let a stranger into someone personal life.