It's nice for Violet to see her heritage and the culture from where her Mom came from. What a respectful way for Cash to honor his wife this way, too. They both seemed to enjoy the city life, but it's also nice to go back and visit family
@@patricialamere2679 Maybe they're testing out the idea of a move? Or maybe this is just a vacation. Cash likes playing with clickbait (sarcastically/ironically?) so who knows. I'm just along for the ride as I always find his adventures interesting and fun. Anyway, there wasn't any lead-up and they left their apartment as it was with all their stuff. So I am guessing that if this were to become a real move, at some point Cash would go home and pack up anything they want to ship to Japan, sublet their apartment--that sort of thing. We'll see!
@Another youtube account This crap never ends maybe they’ll move in the future but this is very clearly a vacation. Nobody leaves a furnished apartment in NYC and moves to Japan with just two suitcases. Cash likes the click bait which is fine I don’t care. But his trying to maintain an aura of mystery around their Japan vacation is soooo corny 😂
@@patricialamere2679 Perhaps they will stay, or go back to the States when the world is "better" than it is right now? Maybe they'll just drift, move around to the best areas as needed for the family. The world is in chaos, so if you can, keep moving.
My son moved his family to Japan . He is in the Navy. There were there 3 years and they LOVED it. We are from Seattle and they just transferred back to Washington and they were so sad to leave Japan. They told me about taking the trains etc., and now I’m seeing all the things they told me about. Love your NY videos also. I’m an RN and I don’t see how I could ever live in NYC. Too expensive but would love to try for a year, but I’m old and that ship has sailed. I do have a friend there though that I visited who also lives in Parkslope. Enjoy all your videos!
Your videos are so much fun to watch. I’m a homeowner in the states but watched the NY videos for entertainment. You just always made me laugh. Sorry that you moved, but wish the best for you and your family. Please keep the videos coming !!!
I think it's just a clickbait title, they did not really move to Japan (and with just 2 suitcases) - they're just there to see family etc 😊. We'll soon be back to NYC content, but I am loving the Japan videos as well.
Excellent video Cash . You keep entertained six days a week. Going from real estate to a lifestyle creator suits you . Now come home soon we need some more Brooklyn tow house 🏠 listing.
With just 2 suitcases, I doubt Cash has moved his family to Japan permanently! But it is a nice break, away from the hustle & bustle! & also a nice change of scenery! 🚕🗽✈️ 🌇 ✌🏼
Have you seen that programme where kids your daughters age go shopping to the local shop and buy things that their mum tells them? It’s on Netflix. It’s in this region of the world and it’s very adorable. The little people go shopping and walk far themselfs. It’s very good. I can just imagine Violet in this programme lol
Don't mind me asking. 1) Do you consider Japan as a highly developed and advanced country ? 2) How would you personally rate Japan (from culture to technology, architecture, food, local products, scenery/landscape, standard of living/quality of life, etc.) on a scale level of 1 to 10 ? 3) How would you overall describe the characteristics of Japanese people ? 4) If you have 3 or more words to describe Japan, what would it be ?
I can't tell you how much I'm enjoying this. We went to Japan in 2019 and rented an apartment in Gion for two weeks. We did do some tourist-y things, but our best time was when we stepped out the door, pointed our feet in any direction and went to look for an adventure. We had many. I love Kyoto and the environs. Everyone is kind and forgiving of Westerners who try their best to conform to Japanese norms. The concept of "cultural appropriation" is unknown. Anything you do to learn about and absorb the culture is met with absolute delight. We even rented kimono for a day and found ourselves surrounded by kimono-clad Japanese who were delighted to talk to us, take pictures, swap jokes (which is funny in itself with few words in common). My red-headed, 6'2" husband kind of stood out and we met with approval that we didn't mind the humor he generated. You're bringing back so many happy memories and I AS MUCH want to go back again.
your positivity and excitement about such a major life change have given an emotional boost to the vibes of your videos and to you that I just find amazing. Keep up the good work!
In Japan, there are vending machines everywhere! Loved living there for 8 years! Terrific place with amazing people and almost non-existent crime! Enjoy!
I saw a video on YT a while back about the mentality of Japanese people generally, as far as keeping things clean. They showed an elderly Japanese man feeding rice to pigeons on a city street. When the pigeons had had enough and flew off, he went over and picked up each individual piece of rice they hadn't eaten and put them in a bin.
@@EffySalcedo z see hi Bryce this is all wrong hi cash are you really going to live in Japan or go back to New York at another time I am so surprised I am so used to seeing you everyday in New York take care now
I spent 10 days in Japan back in 1999 and I had the same experience. Everyone is so extremely polite and nice. Japan makes it easy for foreigners. The sights and feel of Japan cannot be replicated. Such a cool place.
Friendlier environment you say …..of course almost any place is Friendlier than New York…..I hate to say that but it’s true ….NY in the day was the BOMB
No one being pushed in front of subway trains in Japan by criminal miscreants who are on the streets despite multiple convictions (no cash bail disaster in NY). I loved the time I spent in Japan. Never felt unsafe at all at any time of day or night no matter where I was.
Cash, TY for “all” of your videos. I look forward to learning more from a westerner on how regular Japanese people live, their family life and cultural differences. Your videos always keep me watching until the end. ❤ Thanks to your wife for her obvious patience as the video are being filmed, and to Violet for just being so cute. ❤
Gosh Violet is getting SO BIG! I hope that You & Wifey have been able to have a 'Date Night' or Mini-Moon Weekend, I'm sure that Grandmom & family are happy to spoil Violet for a day or two.
I have been fascinated by Japan for a long time and I watch a number of TH-cam channels based there, some from Japanese people and some from 'foreigners'. I am really enjoying your Japanese adventures. Thanks for sharing it with us.
My daughter loved it the People were in pressed with the way she spoken Japanese she wasn’t speaking it very long. And they also liked her because she was very polite. And she also helped out with one of the family’s GrandMother.
You could be in the middle of the Sahara desert and make it entertaining! I can't believe you're out of NY, but SO HAPPY we'll still be able to watch your videos and see what you're up to!!
@@DGP888 It looks like he actually moved there. I watched one of his videos from a few months back that said it was a "vacation". Also, he hasn't corrected anyone in their posts about his move.
I love your videos. I live in Michigan, stumbled across your videos a few months ago, and have been hooked ever since. Love your energy and quick wit. I'm looking forward to seeing more videos from Japan. I know you and your beautiful family will have a great time!!
I'm really enjoying your lifetime adventures in Japan! I live in a small town in Ohio, USA and have followed your NY apartment videos for the fun of it. But seeing "true" daily excursions in Japan is fascinating! Thanks for sharing, Cheers!!
It really looks peaceful and quiet! I've always wanted to go to Japan after watching countless videos. Thanks for the awesome tour. I love the countryside and would love exploring the whole country if I could lol. Have a safe trip back with your family!
Heads up: you will learn that people aren’t really open to being filmed in Japan from what I learned. People usually have to ask permission to take a photo of someone in the background.
It's weird that some one would want to move out of the US to live, especially one that isn't a Western culture. I would NEVER move out to willingly give up my constitutional rights. Baffles me but then again some people don't care! Not saying Japan isn't a nice country or that it's not a good country.
Been in Japan 14 years, you don't have to ask permission to take a photo of someone in the background. Japanese street photographers do it all the time.
@@wombat5252 Why do you assume that Japanese people don't have freedom??? I just find this aspect of the American people really fascinating. We're all told from a young age that we are the ONLY people on planet earth who have freedom and everyone else DOES NOT, but that is 100% false. I'm not saying I don't love my country, but come on....how are Americans so ignorant in this regard? There are many aspects of other countries that have great (dare I say better) qualities to them than the US. Again,...not saying I don't love and appreciate my country, I just look at places like Japan and see some fantastic qualities. Having a great transit system that is not only competent, but really effective for people in the city and suburbs. I see how moral people are in their own society and how if you leave a 100 dollar bill on a bench, it will likely 1. still be there or 2. turned into the local police. I see how clean everything is and I am impressed. I see how well crafted everything is including food. The best ice cream I've ever had was a plain vanilla soft serve ice cream cone in Japan. I'm not going to move to japan personally, but to say that people don't have freedom is bizarre and inaccurate. Japan is a great example of a "non western" country that has created a competent, well run, and successful society.
My son, a French Canadian, married a Japanese girl, and he took lessons to learn Japanese, but quit. It was too hard. Now their children speak French, English and Japanese. They too visit Japan regularly. Enjoy the rest of your vacation and safe return to NY.
Plus.. That's so amazing that your grandchildren are learning 3 languages while they're young! They should prolly learn Spanish too. I've missed out on countless job opportunities because I don't know Spanish! It's super frustrating cuz it's in my home state! Idk if that applies in Canada yet.
Nowdays those translate apps are really a godsend! I understand enough Japanese now but back when I first visited, we didn't have smartphones to help translate stuff it was a lot of hand gestures.
Thanks for showing us a bit of Japanese countryside in 2022. I've always wanted to visit Japan and your videos make me want to visit even more. The Japanese countryside looks somewhat similar to the Nordic countries, i.e., very safe, sparsely populated, modern, efficient and clean.
Because this is a family show I'm not giving details about how I spent my time during the two days I was in Japan. I had just left the war in Vietnam in 66 and was heading stateside when a couple of other sailors and I decided to stay over in Atsugi ....... on to Yokohama a suburb of Tokyo. I remember eating the best hamburgers I ever had and then off to a wild night. Was in a very modern hotel but not a capsule, thank God. They didn't exist back then. Always wanted to revisit Japan but never had the chance so far. Maybe one day. Thanks for sharing your trip with us, Cash. Love it.
As a side gig, you ought to put out a couple of DVD collections of your cinema verite' documentaries (the neighborhood tours before the time-sensitive apt showcases), like Cash Jordan's NYC, and CJ's Japan. Put them on Amazon for $30-50 a pop; would certainly sell to the travel market; also PBS-Kids for teens.
I lived in Japan for about 4 years, so this brings back lots of memories. I loved seeing the unfamiliar, interesting cars and stumbling upon shrines, temples, parks and other interesting things as I was going about my normal day. Thanks for sharing, Cash.
Love that you are adjusting to life in Japan. Thanks for sharing the beautiful countryside. I hope you bought 2 cans of Killer Hornet Spray. You will need one for your bike rides!
Loving rural Japan! Thanks for bringing us along your daily adventures, nice find with the shrine, was that your MIL in the beginning, she seemed unbothered by the wasp lol
I didn’t know you moved to Japan. My daughter went to Japan for two weeks through the University she was in and she loved it she stayed with one family for a week and another family for the last week.
Cash mentioned in one of his former vids that he was going to move to Brooklyn because that is where Violet will be going to school. I doubt very much that he's moved to Japan.
well, maybe he's just thinking about it....this could be a trial run?..A TEST.....he put in the thumb nail I moved to Japan...but this is the same guy who also puts great apt for only 1000$ a month ....to find out later it's PER PERSON.....LOL....
Hello Cash. Wonderful video. It shows how the locals live. Which is always different from the usual city skyscrapers, metro and noises. Rajkumar Malaysia 🇲🇾
The Wasp Adventures…let’s hope they are gone for good! It sounds like your Japanese is getting better. The phone translators are pretty decent. Enjoy the rest of your vacation!!
I think it's funny cause half the vloggers I follow are non-Japanese people living in Japan and going on adventures. I liked your videos cause they were about NYC. But then you go to Japan and it's just so similar to the videos of the Japanese vloggers, and it's pretty funny. I still love your videos and I hope you have fun in Japan.
Your insight, perspective, humour and fascinating videos are such a treat, Cash. Thank you and best of times for you and yours in Japan......my dream to visit.
For future reference most Japanese local governments provide services to remove bees. They do this because the can be very dangerous to handle yourself and they also sometimes relocate the bees without killing them.
Always love your videos. You make things fun and I love going on your adventures. I would love to visit Japan and I will one day. As soon as I win the lottery. Have fun Cash.
Thank you Cash , Appreciate learning what to expect when flying and visiting in Japan. Loved that little yellow car bet it is so efficiant on gas . It would be great to have them here in the western world .
I have found after being in the Army (75-95) that when you travel overseas the local people are very excepting of you if you are respectful, learn and/or attempt to speak their language and also an appreciative smile go a long way. Love your family and videos.
Thanks for the fun, entertaining and informative videos. I lived in Tokyo for three years, learned a good deal of Japanese and loved every minute. You’re rapidly becoming my favorite TH-camr!
What a wonderful translation program that is on your phone! I remember coming to Israel and crying in frustration because I wanted a pack of gum and didn't know how to ask for it.
It's really hard to move to a country when you don't speak the language. All of a sudden, you feel like a toddler again. Those apps they've developed are a great boon, especially the one that translates what's written on the items! Wow.
This is how movies began in the 80's ,you would run afoul of the Yakuza video piracy crew, learn Martial Arts and the free the town (after some resistance) from the gangs . The gangs would lure you to a boss battle in the middle of the Shibuya district .....I just watched Top Gun so I'm feeling 80's nostalgia.
Very nice!! This makes me miss Japan very much. I can speak a bit but those apps were so useful when I visited! Please let us know how it goes with Violet! I'm planning on visiting again when my own daughter is a little older, maybe around Violet's age!
Your editing feels different, so energetic! I’m getting fed up with my country and thinking about a future change so I’m looking forward to your journey. Rural Kyoto looks gorgeous. The vastness of space and nature and agriculture is so soothing and I love the everyday activities of foreign places. Can’t wait to visit Japan one day. All the best to you guys!
You know Cash has been in NY too long when he started spraying the wasp after it's dead, Haha. Love seeing the Japanese Home Depot and CVS and I totally agree you Cash on the Google and Apple Apps cause I would be lost to trying to translate. The rural part looks peaceful and the friendly environment can still be a shocker after you traveled there multiple times. Love the video nevertheless and can't wait for more. Be safe out there.
I spent a year in Korea when I was in the Air Force and I remember how frustrating it was to try to listen to people speak the language. I noticed just after a few months I started picking up on words here and there and by the time I left I certainly couldn’t speak fluently but I could definitely understand parts of conversations around me. I’m sure once you’ve been there a while you’ll start picking the language up little by little.
Yeah, both Korean & Japanese are relatively easy to learn conversationally. Reading/writing is also easy with Korean, but forget that part for Japanese. Many foreigners learn those languages as an adult. Chinese is that hardest of all - absolutely have to start as a kid.
I found Korean soooo much easier than Japanese especially the alphabet. I also spent almost a year in Korea and totally enjoyed it. Ppl were super nice while I butchered their language
Japan is such a beautiful country. I hope to visit it someday. Looks like you are doing ok there so far. Love your videos , man! I'm guessing you are no longer doing real estate? I imagine it's tough to do that in Japan, probably not a lot available and a lot of competition when there is?
No, there are Home Depot. I've been in Japan for 14 years, and each region has its own kind of Home Depot-like home center. Down here in Fukuoka there is GooDay (Yes, that's how it's spelled) and Nafco. Translations apps will help tourists get by but they typically lack situational awareness (it's impossible for them to know your situation) so often times they completely screw up important situations where the literal translation isn't what it actually means (which happens a lot) google translate is among the WORST. I tell Japanese people to never use it. Having said that English to Japanese works better than Japanese to English just because of how Japanese works and how Japanese use the language.
yes the problem with translation apps is they can't handle complex stuff. Gotta keep it very short, simple, & super literal. Like you're talking to a small kid. Avoid figures of speech & the like. And if the translation is wrong, no one in the conversation will know! Terrible.
Many years ago my girl friend wanted us to move to N.Y. She was in her 20's & me 40's. We came from th same town. I know her parents & have known her since she was born. She & I also worked together. There was no way I could do that, Didn't want to leave my adult children. She herself never went. I enjoy you videos. The apartments are geat.
I think this is going to be so amazing for your little girl I feel like she just didn't get enough stimulation in New York I think Japan adds to her education and world domination ...this is important.... I mean the technology and awareness of full Japanese food 24/7 is essential for anybody to learn how to do video games in the most authentic place you can.... You're a great dad....
It's nice for Violet to see her heritage and the culture from where her Mom came from. What a respectful way for Cash to honor his wife this way, too. They both seemed to enjoy the city life, but it's also nice to go back and visit family
I love watching the Japan videos. Has Cash and family moved to Japan
Permanently
or are they there just visiting family?
@@patricialamere2679 Maybe they're testing out the idea of a move? Or maybe this is just a vacation. Cash likes playing with clickbait (sarcastically/ironically?) so who knows. I'm just along for the ride as I always find his adventures interesting and fun. Anyway, there wasn't any lead-up and they left their apartment as it was with all their stuff. So I am guessing that if this were to become a real move, at some point Cash would go home and pack up anything they want to ship to Japan, sublet their apartment--that sort of thing. We'll see!
@Another youtube account This crap never ends maybe they’ll move in the future but this is very clearly a vacation. Nobody leaves a furnished apartment in NYC and moves to Japan with just two suitcases. Cash likes the click bait which is fine I don’t care. But his trying to maintain an aura of mystery around their Japan vacation is soooo corny 😂
@@patricialamere2679 Perhaps they will stay, or go back to the States when the world is "better" than it is right now? Maybe they'll just drift, move around to the best areas as needed for the family. The world is in chaos, so if you can, keep moving.
PewDiePie moved to Japan
My son moved his family to Japan . He is in the Navy. There were there 3 years and they LOVED it. We are from Seattle and they just transferred back to Washington and they were so sad to leave Japan. They told me about taking the trains etc., and now I’m seeing all the things they told me about. Love your NY videos also. I’m an RN and I don’t see how I could ever live in NYC. Too expensive but would love to try for a year, but I’m old and that ship has sailed. I do have a friend there though that I visited who also lives in Parkslope. Enjoy all your videos!
Your videos are so much fun to watch. I’m a homeowner in the states but watched the NY videos for entertainment. You just always made me laugh. Sorry that you moved, but wish the best for you and your family. Please keep the videos coming !!!
I think it's just a clickbait title, they did not really move to Japan (and with just 2 suitcases) - they're just there to see family etc 😊. We'll soon be back to NYC content, but I am loving the Japan videos as well.
@@katfangtastic1420 I hope it is just vacation, I am only 2 videos in and I miss NY! I personally wouldn't trade it, but I am still a loyal sub :)
Excellent video Cash . You keep entertained six days a week.
Going from real estate to a lifestyle creator suits you .
Now come home soon we need some more Brooklyn tow house 🏠 listing.
With just 2 suitcases, I doubt Cash has moved his family to Japan permanently! But it is a nice break, away from the hustle & bustle! & also a nice change of scenery! 🚕🗽✈️ 🌇 ✌🏼
Lol I came here to say the exact same thing!
@@MookieLoo888 there’s no place like home…👠👠
Yeah, what about all the cool NY apartment videos? I subscribed to his channel for them.....
expand your mind. there’s a lot more to the world than nyc apartments lol
For sure 👍😎
Have you seen that programme where kids your daughters age go shopping to the local shop and buy things that their mum tells them? It’s on Netflix. It’s in this region of the world and it’s very adorable. The little people go shopping and walk far themselfs. It’s very good. I can just imagine Violet in this programme lol
I’d like to say there’s tones of camera men around to follow them. They don’t just go walking alone
As a person from Japan living in NY, I’m really enjoying this. Where they are staying reminds me of my hometown.
Don't mind me asking.
1) Do you consider Japan as a highly developed and advanced country ?
2) How would you personally rate Japan (from culture to technology, architecture, food, local products, scenery/landscape, standard of living/quality of life, etc.) on a scale level of 1 to 10 ?
3) How would you overall describe the characteristics of Japanese people ?
4) If you have 3 or more words to describe Japan, what would it be ?
I can't tell you how much I'm enjoying this. We went to Japan in 2019 and rented an apartment in Gion for two weeks. We did do some tourist-y things, but our best time was when we stepped out the door, pointed our feet in any direction and went to look for an adventure. We had many. I love Kyoto and the environs. Everyone is kind and forgiving of Westerners who try their best to conform to Japanese norms. The concept of "cultural appropriation" is unknown. Anything you do to learn about and absorb the culture is met with absolute delight. We even rented kimono for a day and found ourselves surrounded by kimono-clad Japanese who were delighted to talk to us, take pictures, swap jokes (which is funny in itself with few words in common). My red-headed, 6'2" husband kind of stood out and we met with approval that we didn't mind the humor he generated. You're bringing back so many happy memories and I AS MUCH want to go back again.
your positivity and excitement about such a major life change have given an emotional boost to the vibes of your videos and to you that I just find amazing. Keep up the good work!
In Japan, there are vending machines everywhere! Loved living there for 8 years! Terrific place with amazing people and almost non-existent crime! Enjoy!
To see you go about your normal US life while staying in Japan is fascinating. I would be a gawking tourist! Boom! You just get the job done!
That part of Japan looks so calm and relaxing. Also it is so clean, I would be too depressed to return to NYC.
I saw a video on YT a while back about the mentality of Japanese people generally, as far as keeping things clean. They showed an elderly Japanese man feeding rice to pigeons on a city street. When the pigeons had had enough and flew off, he went over and picked up each individual piece of rice they hadn't eaten and put them in a bin.
This countryside Japan is so amazing, normally people just show the hustling Tokyo
Kyoto is the flipside of Tokyo.. get it? Kyo-To To-Kyo ... 😂😂🙂
@@EffySalcedo Cool! Lol
@@EffySalcedo 京都 東京
Kyou-to vs. Tou-kyou so partially flipside
Capital city vs. East Capital
Kyoto was the capital in the past.
@@EffySalcedo z see hi Bryce this is all wrong hi cash are you really going to live in Japan or go back to New York at another time I am so surprised I am so used to seeing you everyday in New York take care now
This is actually far from Kyoto City.. it’s called Omiyacho Suki.. the biggest town nearby would be Kyotango
This is very interesting.... not just Japan (we can do that elsewhere) but YOU in Japan🤩
With your style, your energy, etc.
I'm diggin it👍🏻
I spent 10 days in Japan back in 1999 and I had the same experience. Everyone is so extremely polite and nice. Japan makes it easy for foreigners. The sights and feel of Japan cannot be replicated. Such a cool place.
Everything and everywhere is SO clean! Japanese people are so kind and respectful.
I used to say you the best videos on New York on TH-cam but now I gotta say you make the best videos on TH-cam period.
I hope you are enjoying Japan,it seems like a much friendlier environment.
I would assume that in most cases most places are more friendly then NYC lol
Friendlier environment you say …..of course almost any place is Friendlier than New York…..I hate to say that but it’s true ….NY in the day was the BOMB
That's because it's extremely homogeneous.
@@joshtutor5606 Unfortunately.
No one being pushed in front of subway trains in Japan by criminal miscreants who are on the streets despite multiple convictions (no cash bail disaster in NY). I loved the time I spent in Japan. Never felt unsafe at all at any time of day or night no matter where I was.
Cash, TY for “all” of your videos. I look forward to learning more from a westerner on how regular Japanese people live, their family life and cultural differences. Your videos always keep me watching until the end. ❤ Thanks to your wife for her obvious patience as the video are being filmed, and to Violet for just being so cute. ❤
Gosh Violet is getting SO BIG! I hope that You & Wifey have been able to have a 'Date Night' or Mini-Moon Weekend, I'm sure that Grandmom & family are happy to spoil Violet for a day or two.
I have been fascinated by Japan for a long time and I watch a number of TH-cam channels based there, some from Japanese people and some from 'foreigners'. I am really enjoying your Japanese adventures. Thanks for sharing it with us.
My daughter loved it the People were in pressed with the way she spoken Japanese she wasn’t speaking it very long. And they also liked her because she was very polite. And she also helped out with one of the family’s GrandMother.
You could be in the middle of the Sahara desert and make it entertaining! I can't believe you're out of NY, but SO HAPPY we'll still be able to watch your videos and see what you're up to!!
Did Cash really moved to Japan or for Vacation! ? 🤔
@@DGP888 It looks like he actually moved there. I watched one of his videos from a few months back that said it was a "vacation". Also, he hasn't corrected anyone in their posts about his move.
@@DGP888 Pretty sure he did not move and is just there on vacation. They only took two suitcases! LOL He's the king of clickbait ;)
@@kiltedluxury exactly 😆
@@kiltedluxury exactly 👆🏼
I'm really enjoying these Japan videos
I love your videos. I live in Michigan, stumbled across your videos a few months ago, and have been hooked ever since. Love your energy and quick wit. I'm looking forward to seeing more videos from Japan. I know you and your beautiful family will have a great time!!
I'm really enjoying your lifetime adventures in Japan! I live in a small town in Ohio, USA and have followed your NY apartment videos for the fun of it. But seeing "true" daily excursions in Japan is fascinating! Thanks for sharing, Cheers!!
Same!! Well, I live in Show Low, AZ now but I grew up near bellfontaine
It really looks peaceful and quiet! I've always wanted to go to Japan after watching countless videos. Thanks for the awesome tour. I love the countryside and would love exploring the whole country if I could lol. Have a safe trip back with your family!
Heads up: you will learn that people aren’t really open to being filmed in Japan from what I learned. People usually have to ask permission to take a photo of someone in the background.
It's weird that some one would want to move out of the US to live, especially one that isn't a Western culture. I would NEVER move out to willingly give up my constitutional rights. Baffles me but then again some people don't care! Not saying Japan isn't a nice country or that it's not a good country.
Been in Japan 14 years, you don't have to ask permission to take a photo of someone in the background. Japanese street photographers do it all the time.
i am sure they are being on camera all the time they are in the community and driving due to high tech survaillance .
I don’t think he’s move there permanently- just on holiday
@@wombat5252 Why do you assume that Japanese people don't have freedom???
I just find this aspect of the American people really fascinating. We're all told from a young age that we are the ONLY people on planet earth who have freedom and everyone else DOES NOT, but that is 100% false. I'm not saying I don't love my country, but come on....how are Americans so ignorant in this regard?
There are many aspects of other countries that have great (dare I say better) qualities to them than the US. Again,...not saying I don't love and appreciate my country, I just look at places like Japan and see some fantastic qualities. Having a great transit system that is not only competent, but really effective for people in the city and suburbs. I see how moral people are in their own society and how if you leave a 100 dollar bill on a bench, it will likely 1. still be there or 2. turned into the local police. I see how clean everything is and I am impressed. I see how well crafted everything is including food. The best ice cream I've ever had was a plain vanilla soft serve ice cream cone in Japan.
I'm not going to move to japan personally, but to say that people don't have freedom is bizarre and inaccurate. Japan is a great example of a "non western" country that has created a competent, well run, and successful society.
I love these Japan videos! Such a refreshing change!
Really enjoying "our" little vacation. Really fascinating to see real life instead of the sci-fi robot side of Japan.
He moved it's not a vacation
My son, a French Canadian, married a Japanese girl, and he took lessons to learn Japanese, but quit. It was too hard. Now their children speak French, English and Japanese. They too visit Japan regularly. Enjoy the rest of your vacation and safe return to NY.
Is it the speaking, writing or both?
Plus..
That's so amazing that your grandchildren are learning 3 languages while they're young!
They should prolly learn Spanish too.
I've missed out on countless job opportunities because I don't know Spanish!
It's super frustrating cuz it's in my home state!
Idk if that applies in Canada yet.
Thanks Cash for showing us the beauty of rural Japan. It certainly is beautiful.
Thanks for recording your time in Japan. It's so nice to see the stores and the people. Have fun.
I am loving the scenery in Japan. Enjoy your vacation with your beautiful family.
I absolutely love Japan and the Japanese are super polite and helpful! I hope you are going to show us some traditional Japanese food!
Super polite, and super respectful. You can lose your wallet, and chances are great someone will call you and try to return it.
Nowdays those translate apps are really a godsend! I understand enough Japanese now but back when I first visited, we didn't have smartphones to help translate stuff it was a lot of hand gestures.
The wasp spray review 🤣.. that gave me a good laugh this morning.. enjoy your trip!
The place is beautiful and hope you enjoy every minute. Already missing you.🤜🤛All the best.
Thanks for showing us a bit of Japanese countryside in 2022. I've always wanted to visit Japan and your videos make me want to visit even more. The Japanese countryside looks somewhat similar to the Nordic countries, i.e., very safe, sparsely populated, modern, efficient and clean.
Cash, you are intelligent and are figuring things out fast. It's so important for your wife and daughter.
Sheesh he’s still working; I thought he was on vacation. Well the NYC of life is always hustle/bustle and make a lot of money. The grind doesn’t stop
Love Yor Videos From Japan Keep Them Coming Cash Thanks For Sharing.
Because this is a family show I'm not giving details about how I spent my time during the two days I was in Japan. I had just left the war in Vietnam in 66 and was heading stateside when a couple of other sailors and I decided to stay over in Atsugi ....... on to Yokohama a suburb of Tokyo. I remember eating the best hamburgers I ever had and then off to a wild night. Was in a very modern hotel but not a capsule, thank God. They didn't exist back then. Always wanted to revisit Japan but never had the chance so far. Maybe one day.
Thanks for sharing your trip with us, Cash. Love it.
Thank you for the mini neighborhood tour! You found a good view and got a little exercise too! I love your sense of adventure! Arigotou
I have no clue how I found you but I thank the crazy youtube gods! I am so excited to see your family's adventures!
Thanks!!
As a side gig, you ought to put out a couple of DVD collections of your cinema verite' documentaries (the neighborhood tours before the time-sensitive apt showcases), like Cash Jordan's NYC, and CJ's Japan. Put them on Amazon for $30-50 a pop; would certainly sell to the travel market; also PBS-Kids for teens.
These videos are so awesome. I love seeing how life is there.
Great video Cash. You seem to be a bit more at ease there. Your smile is bigger. Thank you for bringing us along.
The Japan videos are super cool! Thanks for sharing.
Best time to spray wasps, if you must, is right at dusk. They are retiring to their nest and are much calmer if you miss.
I love the scenery there. Reminds me of my favorite children’s movie: Spirited Away
I lived in Japan for about 4 years, so this brings back lots of memories. I loved seeing the unfamiliar, interesting cars and stumbling upon shrines, temples, parks and other interesting things as I was going about my normal day. Thanks for sharing, Cash.
Thank you for sharing your adventures. Safe travels!
Enjoying being with you on your vacation, looks like that you have having an amazing time. Roll on the next chapter.
Not vacation. He moved to Japan.
@@MsWarriordiva no he hasn't!
@@MsWarriordiva nope - he didn’t move there - just a vacation. Check out all the comments.
Love that you are adjusting to life in Japan. Thanks for sharing the beautiful countryside. I hope you bought 2 cans of Killer Hornet Spray. You will need one for your bike rides!
Loving rural Japan! Thanks for bringing us along your daily adventures, nice find with the shrine, was that your MIL in the beginning, she seemed unbothered by the wasp lol
I didn’t know you moved to Japan. My daughter went to Japan for two weeks through the University she was in and she loved it she stayed with one family for a week and another family for the last week.
@@JW-ke2ws Love these videos but the clickbait titles always kinda bother me
@@gdwiggy Same. When you put in your thumbnail “I moved to Japan…” and it should really read “I’m visiting Japan…”
Cash mentioned in one of his former vids that he was going to move to Brooklyn because that is where Violet will be going to school. I doubt very much that he's moved to Japan.
@@gdwiggy Nah, we all love
Cash, get over it! 🤣
well, maybe he's just thinking about it....this could be a trial run?..A TEST.....he put in the thumb nail I moved to Japan...but this is the same guy who also puts great apt for only 1000$ a month ....to find out later it's PER PERSON.....LOL....
I like seeing something very different. Keep up the good work.
So cool to see Japan like this! Especially the countryside
I love Japan! It’s so great to see a real home in the areas outside of the big cities! I’m here for it! ✌🏼
Thank You Cash, for showing us Japan!
Hello Cash. Wonderful video. It shows how the locals live. Which is always different from the usual city skyscrapers, metro and noises.
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I love seeing shopping in foreign country and the translate apps, etc. Very interesting!
The Wasp Adventures…let’s hope they are gone for good! It sounds like your Japanese is getting better. The phone translators are pretty decent. Enjoy the rest of your vacation!!
LOVE these videos as much as NYC. 1300 is I:00 p.m. and 1700 is 5:00 p.m. You’ll catch on, Cash!
Such an interesting culture!! Thanks for sharing!!
I think it's funny cause half the vloggers I follow are non-Japanese people living in Japan and going on adventures. I liked your videos cause they were about NYC. But then you go to Japan and it's just so similar to the videos of the Japanese vloggers, and it's pretty funny. I still love your videos and I hope you have fun in Japan.
Japan looks like a beautiful place to live . Clean and the people are very nice . 🥰
Great job. I keep watching and supporting for your success .
I cant picture this wasp video done in NY having the same watchability.
Glad you finally made the move out of NYC, seems like it was starting to get to you. You'll be missed, but we'll always be here if you can stomach it!
He is there for 3 weeks
@@DanNguyen-ey5tw Thanks☺️because I was lost on the information if it was vacation or permanent thanks again for clarification
Thank you! So interesting to see Japan and how your family is settling in! Good luck with everything 🍀😁
thank you for including us, i'll never make it to Japan so this is great !
Geee, the place is so relaxing and this trip is so fun
My brother lives in Okinawa. He has been living there since 2008. He still does not have a car but he does have a motor cycle to get around.
Thanks for sharing your adventures. You always keep me entertained!
This is so interesting and cool! I would be so lost and confused ❤️🤣😂🤣😂🤣 I’m glad you have your family to help you.
Your insight, perspective, humour and fascinating videos are such a treat, Cash. Thank you and best of times for you and yours in Japan......my dream to visit.
For future reference most Japanese local governments provide services to remove bees. They do this because the can be very dangerous to handle yourself and they also sometimes relocate the bees without killing them.
My family loves following your content no matter where you are on the planet (or in the galaxy)!
Always love your videos. You make things fun and I love going on your adventures. I would love to visit Japan and I will one day. As soon as I win the lottery. Have fun Cash.
Thank you Cash , Appreciate learning what to expect when flying and visiting in Japan. Loved that little yellow car bet it is so efficiant on gas . It would be great to have them here in the western world .
My husband is striving to be as cool as Cash.
This just upped the bar BIG TIME.
What a polite and clean society. These are my people.
I have found after being in the Army (75-95) that when you travel overseas the local people are very excepting of you if you are respectful, learn and/or attempt to speak their language and also an appreciative smile go a long way. Love your family and videos.
Hope you enjoy your new adventures
Thanks for the fun, entertaining and informative videos. I lived in Tokyo for three years, learned a good deal of Japanese and loved every minute. You’re rapidly becoming my favorite TH-camr!
I love the new videos of your experiences in Japan.
What a wonderful translation program that is on your phone! I remember coming to Israel and crying in frustration because I wanted a pack of gum and didn't know how to ask for it.
It's really hard to move to a country when you don't speak the language. All of a sudden, you feel like a toddler again.
Those apps they've developed are a great boon, especially the one that translates what's written on the items! Wow.
This is how movies began in the 80's ,you would run afoul of the Yakuza video piracy crew, learn Martial Arts and the free the town (after some resistance) from the gangs . The gangs would lure you to a boss battle in the middle of the Shibuya district .....I just watched Top Gun so I'm feeling 80's nostalgia.
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Yup, loving all this Cash in Japan videos.
Very nice!! This makes me miss Japan very much. I can speak a bit but those apps were so useful when I visited! Please let us know how it goes with Violet! I'm planning on visiting again when my own daughter is a little older, maybe around Violet's age!
What apps would you recommend
Your editing feels different, so energetic! I’m getting fed up with my country and thinking about a future change so I’m looking forward to your journey. Rural Kyoto looks gorgeous. The vastness of space and nature and agriculture is so soothing and I love the everyday activities of foreign places. Can’t wait to visit Japan one day. All the best to you guys!
You know Cash has been in NY too long when he started spraying the wasp after it's dead, Haha. Love seeing the Japanese Home Depot and CVS and I totally agree you Cash on the Google and Apple Apps cause I would be lost to trying to translate. The rural part looks peaceful and the friendly environment can still be a shocker after you traveled there multiple times. Love the video nevertheless and can't wait for more. Be safe out there.
I really liked this video and the insight into normal rural life in Japan. Thanks for taking us with you on your vacation.
I spent a year in Korea when I was in the Air Force and I remember how frustrating it was to try to listen to people speak the language. I noticed just after a few months I started picking up on words here and there and by the time I left I certainly couldn’t speak fluently but I could definitely understand parts of conversations around me. I’m sure once you’ve been there a while you’ll start picking the language up little by little.
Yeah, both Korean & Japanese are relatively easy to learn conversationally. Reading/writing is also easy with Korean, but forget that part for Japanese. Many foreigners learn those languages as an adult. Chinese is that hardest of all - absolutely have to start as a kid.
I found Korean soooo much easier than Japanese especially the alphabet. I also spent almost a year in Korea and totally enjoyed it. Ppl were super nice while I butchered their language
Cash, I’ve got some things weighing on my heart and mind right now, but your video just made me smile, thank you!
Japan is such a beautiful country. I hope to visit it someday. Looks like you are doing ok there so far. Love your videos , man! I'm guessing you are no longer doing real estate? I imagine it's tough to do that in Japan, probably not a lot available and a lot of competition when there is?
I hope you and your family enjoying Japan wow the view is amazing
No, there are Home Depot. I've been in Japan for 14 years, and each region has its own kind of Home Depot-like home center. Down here in Fukuoka there is GooDay (Yes, that's how it's spelled) and Nafco.
Translations apps will help tourists get by but they typically lack situational awareness (it's impossible for them to know your situation) so often times they completely screw up important situations where the literal translation isn't what it actually means (which happens a lot) google translate is among the WORST. I tell Japanese people to never use it. Having said that English to Japanese works better than Japanese to English just because of how Japanese works and how Japanese use the language.
We loved Nitori for buying furniture and household gadgets…and of course the Daiso 100yen stores
yes the problem with translation apps is they can't handle complex stuff. Gotta keep it very short, simple, & super literal. Like you're talking to a small kid. Avoid figures of speech & the like. And if the translation is wrong, no one in the conversation will know! Terrible.
Many years ago my girl friend wanted us to move to N.Y. She was in her 20's & me 40's. We came from th same town. I know her parents & have known her since she was born. She & I also worked together. There was no way I could do that, Didn't want to leave my adult children. She herself never went. I enjoy you videos. The apartments are geat.
I think this is going to be so amazing for your little girl I feel like she just didn't get enough stimulation in New York I think Japan adds to her education and world domination ...this is important.... I mean the technology and awareness of full Japanese food 24/7 is essential for anybody to learn how to do video games in the most authentic place you can.... You're a great dad....