Day in The Life of a Software Engineer in Tokyo Japan | Remote Work
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.พ. 2025
- Here is a day in my life as a software engineer in Japan, remote work edition!
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My Set Up
Monitor: amzn.to/3KrqqY4
Keyboard: amzn.to/3yUKgs4
Mouse: amzn.to/3R9JMF2
Desk Light: amzn.to/3R5fHGn
Music
Music by GM Nanashi - Bond - thmatc.co/?l=5...
Music by Lohfi - Stay Kind - thmatc.co/?l=7...
Music by Lohfi - Lucky Day - thmatc.co/?l=B...
Music by MP3vius - back in the day - thmatc.co/?l=3...
Music provided by BGM President, Track: I want to eat your entrails • 너의 막창를 먹고 싶어.
Morning Rain by lukrembo • lukrembo - morning rai...
Apparently my mic adapter didn’t work properly, so if you wear earphones, you could only hear my voice through your left ear. Will work on this in my next videos!🙂
hey bro i think that would be great if u get a micro
I love the vibe of this video. Especially the self study scenes!
Omedetougozaimasu, Ryza, on beginning your second year with your company. Thanks for sharing the images of the beautiful sakura. Loved the chilled vibes of the background music, too. 👍🌸
Thank you! 🤍
Congrats on your two years and dope video! It’s cool to see your perspective living in Tokyo 🔥
Thanks man!
Complimentary to the idea of top-down and bottom-up styles of learning which you mentioned, I think there's also a breadth-first and a depth-first approach to it
Interesting!
Hey Ryza, I just found your channel now and it's just wonderful! I luv it. Hugs from Brazil!
Hi! Thanks for watching my video 😊
Bro, don’t just eat meat and chicken, eat more vegetable, otherwise you will easily feel sleepy and tired, which is not good for productivity when coding and working. Im the same age and also a dev like you so this is just my advice from my experience. Keep your good work and good health bro.
Hi ryza this is dope!
Also, your profile is very solid. keep it up buddy!
Thank you, appreciate it!
really cool and awesome
keep doing videos
Congrats bro!
Great video. It discusses two cool approaches to learning. I like the sweater too. It reads Bend, Oregon.
Thnaks for sharing you day.
just came across your channel and this video in particular! are you able to share more on the tech stack you work on and the type of product you do? japan nv really strikes me as a country with a really strong tech scene thus i am very interested to know more about the opportunties there.
Welcome!Thanks for watching my video. I am mainly working on Machine Learning stuff so I use python as my main programming language.
However, I believe there are also many openings for web devs, devops, data engineers, etc.
I think searching on linkedin would be a good start to get a rough answer to your question 🙂
I can speak a little Japanese and still learning. I hope that I can move to Japan to live. I can code in C#, make 3D models, animations and I have experience making websites. So if I am lucky enough to move to Japan, I’d love to get a job for my skills.
I am a Software Engineer working in Germany so it was very fun to compare!
P.S. I think we have the same air cleaners xD
Oh hi from Japan! you’re the 3rd person who told me that, I think this air filter is very common 🤣
I am 100% remote working in Canada for a startup in another province. We have to go at the office for a week quarterly; They reimburse the travel expenses.
Interesting! Here in Tokyo we also get commuting allowance, so it’s similar I think.
Nice video.
Feature request, Could you do a week with also timestamps
Noted!
hi bro it was enjoyable watching your video
Thanks man!
at first i thought my new headphone is dead on the other pairs haha, anw this video of yours really motivate me to be a dev in there. im curious what stack you used? and what stack are often used in japan?
My mic adapter is apparently broken. I mainly use python.
The tech stack usually depends on the kind of project you’re working on.
amazing content bro
Thanks man!
Ini basically full remote kah kerjanya bg?
nice
the cost of your setup (workspace) a suggestion!
hey what your role and the tech stack you used
can you give a suggestion on how can I find a Japan tech company that allows me to work remotely?
I answered your question in my latest video!
How to get remote job in software ?!
What were you cooking on that jupyter notebook?
Hello world
Could you please tell me about your keyboard? What brand, version and product number?
It’s Logitech MX KEYS mini KX700GR 🙂
from where did you learn video editing and thumb nail ??
TH-cam lol
What's programming language you do?
I mainly use python!
I'm none CS student i leaning frontend develoer hay tips for landing first job
Yo ryza whats the acceptence rate of tokyo tech for bioinformatics
Hm, no idea I never looked it up
Kenal mas isa ya ios dev di rakuten?
What headphones are those?
Sony WH-CH520
What city is this in Japan
Tokyo
Telugu viewers here.🎉🎉🎉😊
Hi! Thanks for watching!
keren mas
Indonesian?
after watching this vlog i want to migrate Japan for cherry blossom 😪
My future dream job and guitar三っ•̀.̫•́)っ
Dream guitar? 😄
mirip zahid azmi ibrahim bang
Pinoy?
fuck why do i do that in the past 😅
I saw online someone saying that you don't need to speak Japanese if you work as a Software engineer. Is that true?
My company uses English and I know many start ups in Tokyo that also use English for communication between engineers. Having said that, I think the number of companies that are like this are still limited.
@@ryzary Thank you！
@@ryzary Do Japanese companies require CS degree? Im going to take Codesmith; coding bootcamp next month. U.S job market is horrible right now. I wanna move to Japanese once I complete the coding courses.