Why This Japanese Man living With Chicanos? 🇯🇵🇲🇽
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The fact that he speaking english with a mixed Japanese AND Chicano accent!! Cultural exchanges are truly incredible
I once met a Japanese man who had been living in Texas and he had a hat and boots and was loud and friendly and spoke like a Texan.
I also once listened to a scientific talk by a Japanese man, born in Japan, who spoke English in a perfect California accent.
Japanese people are very adaptable.
Also, tanned face makes him look like them!
ikr??!! Of I didn't know better I would have thought he was interviewing a Japanese man and a Chicano man..he started talking English and I was like whatttt?!? That accent sounds exactly like a Mexican man..jeesg
@@pyrovania people in general are adaptable tbh
It’s super cute!
Hide's accent is so unique, good English, minimal japanese accent, using slang, and that chicano inflection and speech pattern.
Maybe this is a Kansai thing... AFAIK Kansai natives are more open to foreign culture and such, including the opportunities to live abroad......
Yeah, this dude was also on a Peter santenello video too.
His Japanese accent is definitely not minimal. You can definitely hear it
@@ThePeacePlant nah as an American with no Mexican background, if I came across this dude I would definitely think he was just a Mexican dude, I don't think I could tell he was Japanese
@@conradhauser4814 lol
I’ve met half Mexican/ half Japanese people, but I’ve never seen a Japanese person embrace Chicano culture so openly. Very awesome to see
Finally! I’m half Japanese and Mexican, and for those who don’t know East LA was Japanese and Mexican neighborhood in the 40s, but because of the war Japanese were sent to camps. It’s a lost price of history but the remnants remain strong there(the Chicano culture is similar to that of Japanese), happy to have this recognized, thanks Takashi!
You sound like you've been around for a minute. In Pasadena ALL the gardeners were Japanese. This is before Mexicans dominated that market.
Born in Mexico D.F., mom Hungarian, dad Japanese living in LA for 40 years.
As a Mexican of Japanese descent, it makes me happy to see the love and respect the Japanese people have towards our culture and our people. Viva Mexico and Japan 😎❤🇲🇽🇯🇵
@@igorjee that’s pretty cool. I was born in D.F too. We are both capitalinos. 😎💪🏽🇲🇽
I appreciate ya for speaking out, sir. I didnt realize yall exist because yall remain too quiet. But now i am comforted its possible! GOD bless!
Thank you so much for watching so far!
I’m back in Tokyo now
And I see so many tourists here already
Hope I can meet you guys here soon!
Yakuza in Mexico is really so cool and really rare
I'm wondering myself if had Japanese ancestorss
Love ur videos. Please get yoshi obayashi on. Maybe for a longer interview cause he has great stories
@@chriswojtas5856 yeah like how he almost beat his step mom to death
Come to Oklahoma next. Get a feel for our less hectic way of doing thing!
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"Shoutout to the raza" This dude is awesome lmao.
Raza is with us all
Not gonna lie bro, that shit went hard!
Chicanos are interesting people with unique perspectives about the world. It’s great to see you getting along with this man. He just seems so humble and down to earth. Bless you for being consistent with making videos for all of us.
As a Mexican born in San Diego, California, I really am humbled by the interest you show in Chicano culture. I am proud of my background and I am glad that someone like Takashi shows interest in an under appreciated culture. You, Takashi, are invited to the carne asada’s 🙌🙌
San Diego!!!!
@@dreamsofanother DAYGO! LFG padres💪
619 America’s finest city
San Diego!!! Represent! Lol
Same dude, Mexican Japanese here in San Diego!
Wow, blown away by this man, I always knew Chicano culture was somewhat popular in Japan but I've never met a Japanese cholo so this was the most definitive Japanese cholo I have ever seen! He has completely assimilated into the culture while retaining his own Japanese culture. As a Chicano myself, we love Japanese culture so this is very fascinating, great video, Takashii!
Homie got a Chicano accent too! I love it! I am a Japanese old lady from Tokyo living in the Bay Area for 30 years. I stayed because of my love for black culture and diversity. My extended families are black and latino. It’s always good to see my fellow Japanese people adapting to the outside of Japanese culture! Thank you for introducing him!
Respect ✊🏿 from a black man
I'm sure you were getting piped by black and latino men lol.
I've never heard of a Japanese person say the word "homie" until now. But on a serious note, learning how to hug and show emotion in an Asian culture is an awesome thing. Kudos to you my dude.
One thing about us Mexicans is that we are proud of our roots, our culture and we're not shy to show it. Also there's a saying in Spanish that's says "un mexicano nace dónde quiera" which means a Mexican is born wherever. So no matter where you are born if you love and respect our Mexican culture, we will call you one of our own. ❤️✨
Hm but isn't what I'm seeing here influenced from L.A. African-American gang culture, pretty sure that guy held up some sort of Crip sign (1:50)
@@Lukas-kz4xm this comment makes no sense
@@Lukas-kz4xm this comment makes no sense
@@localmilfchaser6938 Ok
@@Lukas-kz4xm u obviously don't know anything about our culture. First off that was not any Crip sign. Cause a Crip sign is diff and also a Crip sign is from African Americans/black gangs. Not Mexicans lol. And two in the lowrider culture is not about gangs either is about the love for the cars and the family. Before putting a comment u should do some homework.
Him talking about hugging his Mom was awesome.
As a Chicano myself, it felt great seeing how much he appreciated our culture. If I ever see him in LA, I'm buying him a beer.
it's crazy how his English has both Japanese and Chicano accents combined. What a cool unique dude.
It’s funny - I’m a ‘Chicano’, and I highly admire and respect the Japanese culture more than mine - and this guy inspires me to hang out with Japanese culture like he does with the ‘Chicanos’ - Thank You for the video Takashii~ 🇲🇽🇯🇵
I really love the bonds between Mexican and Japanese people. 🖤🇯🇵🇲🇽💜🙏🌹
Woah I never expected this interview! So awesome. I saw a documentary with this guy about a year ago. As a Hispanic American, I Knew about the Japanese people who are interested in Chicano culture and always thought it was so cool. Thanks Takashii.
being half mexican, and a quarter japanese, this was cool to see, keep going taka
You know he hangs out with the chicanos cause he uses their slang. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽 hats off to him for coming to the US out of pure emotions & found a community where he fits in 🫰🏼❤️. One love
He came for the lowriders and stayed for the Chicanas. As a Spanish speaking Japanese American living my whole life in L.A. I understand this man.
Hearing a native Japanese person speaking with a Chicano dialect is wild! I love it homeboy.
As a Chicano thank you for this video!
his english is precisely chicano english its amazing
@thinkginseng yes I did too what an interesting combo! I wonder if he knows much Spanish. He probably does
@thinkginseng there's a popular video showcasing him and some of his friends that's about a year old. he does know a little spanish if im remembering correctly
Great video as always. As a third generation Mexican American. Chicano culture is so incredible. I always love hearing my elders talk about lineage and our heritage. The pride in a culture to see Japanese appreciate it as well is amazing. I can’t wait to visit Japan this year hopefully I can find chicano sub culture in Japan while visiting.
How does it feel being third generation? Your great grandparents were born in Mexico? I'm first generation and Mexican culture is not as distant as it probably feels like to you. I was raised by Mexicans not Mexican Americans like you probably were.
@@jesusb9562 It’s very distant. Raised in the states any identity to my great grandparents was lost. My parents didn’t teach us or care to explain anything regarding heritage. I wasn’t around my grandparents when I younger, but as I got older I’m closer to them now. The only time I can get in touch is when I visit my grandparents. The pride is exuberant and the history is rich it’s makes me want to learn more.
@@TheFoodGuyde I would recommend learning Spanish if you don't already know it. That would be a good first step to connecting with Mexican culture. Then you can go to Mexican grocery stores run by recent immigrants to practice.
La Primera lives homes
Takashii-san, thank you, you cover so many interesting topics and always show great respect for the person you are interviewing. I really enjoy your channel. ❤️
I'm white and I grew up in a Chicano neighborhood. I eventually moved to the midwest. I loved my childhood and I love the Chicanos of Highland Park and Los Angeles. ❤
you're welcome to come back anytime, we got you!
I'm not Mexican but I am latino so there's some overlap, and I love how Hide exudes LA and Chicano culture. Thank you, Takashi, for this interview series!
My favorite interview yet! 🙌 cheers to loving fellow humans and celebrating our varieties
Takashii i have never heard a japanese person speak with a mexican english accent thats a true eye opener. Did he take you for an enchilada? Mexican food is one of my faves. Hes a lucky man.
Very cool. This guy even looks like a “Mexican” with the hat and mustache 😂 (I know, I know..Mexico is very diverse, just go with the stereotype here for the fun)
He looks like he can be my older cousin or uncle lmao Mexicans are very diverse
He broke the Japanese mentality and the stigma of culture. And I think what he means when he said he thinks with emotion... is he knew he had his heart set, and knew what he wanted to be. It's no wonder he admires Mexican culture, maybe he just wants a simple life of family, love, and well bounded relationships with friends.
P.S: You can hear certain speech patterns in his accent he's picked up from Chicanos.
(2:13) He says: Yeah honestly, like you know what, like...
It's seems like an English translation of a common Spanish phrase that is used to start a statement... "...sabes que, como..." (...you know what, like...)
He admires the gang culture, he said himself he has big homies and is part of a "hood" .
You can see the pic of all his Japanese homies in Japan dressed up like Sureno cosplay
When he said that line "honestly yes, you know what" I knew he was our people 😂
I am Japanese and Mexican/Puerto Rican living in Southern California! There is a lot of history between the LA Hispanic and Japanese communities, given the Japanese internment during WWII and how that shifted community demographics. A lot of my cultural identity was lost through acculturation, and I'm just recently trying to reconnect with my cultural roots. Thank you for this video!
Japanese have a beautiful culture, the ladies dress, their shoulder length hair, short bob hair, vanilla, silky skin, wonderous eyes, especially in miko dress, book smart, mechnically inclined (Honda, Toyota, Yamaha, Kawasaki) ect, ect.
WEPA BORICUA!
Cool interview! I liked it alot. What an interesting guy! Nice, funny and smart. I will look forward to the next video. See you soon Takashisan. 😄
I heard about Hide from the Peter Santenello channel, seems like a cool dude!
I’m a huge fan of his channel!
This is dope. I first saw Hide about a year ago in another video from Peter Santenello about Chicano culture in L.A. I'm glad to see the homie and his people are doing well. I've noticed that the Japanese and the Mexicans have a lot in common so we always show love to each other.
Thats a cool japanese guy who really down walls for be international citizen and claim his deserved position in this world that is wherever you want to be for be happy and follow your dreams .. And leave confort culture zone. Respect and admiration.. Great vid here ..
Damn, what a video! I’m Chicano myself and I love the Japanese Culture.
I can see by your name 😅👍🏼
My fav video so far. Am Mexican and am glad he is learning and liking our culture. Just like I know many Mexican who wanna move to Japan because they like your culture too takashii. I hope many japanese people who like Mexican culture can one day come like him and experience our culture like him. Takashii there's another girl from Japan in lowrider culture that's is famous,, she builds lowriders here in California her name is Kay Kaoru. She has her own shop here after moving from Japan too
You're killing it. great content. Nice to see cultures mixing and ideas and taking the good parts from each other.
love this man every interview he does he shows nothing but love Im glad Takashi interviewed him
WOW! This is so cool! I'm Chicana from California and also lived in Japan for 3 years. I really love the Japanese culture. People are very polite. Distant, but polite. Mexicans on the other hand, we want you to be part of our family LOL! 😄
These interviews you did while in America are so cool. Thanks so much for them!
As another Chicano who's subscribed to you, thanks for doing this video! I love Japanese culture, cuz im a weeb lol, but i hope to one day live over there. Much love!
Just so you know Japanese can be pretty racist to non-japanese even to other Asians. lol
@@teovu5557 All good, America has taught me how to deal and ignore racist and just go about my life lol
@@i6_illuminaughty876 How would you live there without a job? Most jobs there dont hire foreigners at all. and many places refuse to rent to foreigners as well. Its been a known and on going issues for people staying in Japan.....good luck lol
I am not Chicano but I am 1st generation mix of Cuban / Vietnamese born and raised in the US. I was called Chino when i was growing up by my friends. It has stuck with me and I guess this is why my RUclips name and everything in my social media is related to my name LATINOCHINO. 👍
Using the term Chino when it is used as an insult to all Asian looking people in Latin culture is pretty sad. Especially when youre not even Chinese. imagine if everyone calls Cubans and Puerticans as "Mexicans" as a slur then adopted it as a nickname even when youre not Mexican. lmao
@@teovu5557 But they do call Cubans, Puerto Ricans and other Latinos "Mexicans." It happens so often, most Latinos are used to it by now. In America, Latino = Mexican/Puerto Rican and Asian = Chinese/Japanese. People don't do it as an insult. They're just ignorant. Politely correct them and don't take it personally, it's America. Americans aren't very bright, regardless of their ethnicity.
Takashii, thank you for this video. I am Chicana. I am from California, now I live in Canada. After moving to Canada, I grew to appreciate my culture and other cultures more. I think I find a lot of similarities in some cultures that are like my own. I love how your guest incorporates his Japanese culture into his adopted Chicanismo. Thank you for taking on this topic!
Your content is important. Keep up the great work!
It's so interesting to see what can happen when two cultures mix, especially with Chicano culture. I'm still learning myself what it means to be Chicana and it really makes me happy to hear how it helped Hide feel proud of his Japanese roots. I read a comment in another video saying that it's really touching to see someone from a different culture see the beauty in Chicanos, when we're so used to being harmed and disrespected by our own country and law enforcement.
Thank you so much for the video
It's very informative! =)
I am Chicano, and I love Japanese Culture!! Greetings from California!!
✌🏼😎🇺🇸🇲🇽🇯🇵
Another interesting perspective. Great interview👍
This is fascinating! I was genuinely surprised by his English accent, and he seems like a very kind person. 素晴らしい！
What an amazing video!! Seriously, WOW. Showcasing Chicano culture is always welcomed, love your videos man
That was a really good video. Thank you!
I'm Brazilian of Japanese descent, sansei. I live in Japan, and I also really like Mexican culture, one day I will visit Mexico
When he mentions “showing love to the people/family” it’s so true! Us Mexicans in particular and also a lot of Latin America show love❤❤not saying everyone is the same. But we love to show that we love our precious family and friends.
How would you know have you been to every country in latin America? The video is about chicanos not latinos be inclusive about gender not Mexicans pootah de si. Da.
One of your most interesting interviews, Takeshi. Thank you for this one, and thank you to Hide for his willingness to share his story!
TAKA. I'm loving these videos man, keep them coming!
Takashii you seemed the most relaxed in this interview so far, out of all your videos, which was great. Also you asked some very good questions. You and Hide got on well, which was so nice :)
This one hit close to home! Great interview Takashi! Keep it up!
Love seeing your travels Takashii! Low riding culture is incredible in Houston too
Fascinating! I'm excited you finally made it to LA. I'm hoping you'll come out with some videos from your time on the East Coast too.
Great video Takashii, I'm glad your channel is growing, almost 500k soon! :)
You always find interesting people to talk to and interesting questions, keep up the good work!
Spanish as a language helps building so many bridges, I always say there’s more words for LOVE in Spanish than any other language, so the language kinda conditions the interactions and lifestyle, you are encouraged to just be friendlier and happier
Amazing interview, very informative and such nice personalities. We need more open minded and humble people like you guys. Much love & respect !
I like you are immerse in new cultures and how people embrace them👍
This is such a great video Takashi, glad you got to see this side of LA!
As a Chicano, I promise you that we love the representation and appreciation the Japanese have for Chicano culture.
Seeing them in the same outfits with the same type of low riders brings some warmth to my heart if I’m being honest. Especially because a lot of them copy our style so well that it can be hard to tell the difference when looking at a true Chicano or a Japanese person who embraces the culture.
It’s not cultural appropriation because they show a clear respect for Chicano culture and it’s thanks to our mutual love for low riding classic cars.
cultural appropriation is a word used by those who dont understand and/or dont want the spread of cultures; ironically, most of those who cry cultural appropriation also act like they advocate for diversity, all while endorsing segregation and racial supremacy..
I was born and raised in California, learned to speak Spanish just as I did English; but I got in many fights just because people didnt like some gringo embracing "their" culture... despite it being the only culture here, so its also part of my culture... I didnt appropriate shit, I was just raised in this environment.
私は一代目メキシコでアメリカ人 learning Japanese and taking a Japanese class with a 日本人の先生 has made me understand why my 先生 only has Mexican friends and why she loves (nuestra cultura) Our culture. But yes we Mexican value our roots and (bandera) flag because of the struggle our parents and grandparents had to go through when they got here to America looking for a better future for their kids and grandkids. Thank you for showing our culture and making people understand that not all Mexicans are ruthless and criminals. Love to visit japan after i'm done learning. My thanks from California.
GOD watch over you.
He has a Japanese/Chicano English accent. Don't know if I've heard that and I live in California.
great interview loved his story
Great video, Takashi. I'm so glad that you're enjoying your visit to Los Angeles.
I saw him on another channel….so cool u got to interview him as well!
Long time subscriber. First comment to let you know this was great!! Keep up the great interview. More Japanese Chicano videos please.
Nice Takahsi, I see you interviewed him in Olvera ST. I am a Chicano that is learning Japaneese by the way.
That’s right! Be proud of where you come from ! 🇲🇽🇯🇵 we Mexicans consider anyone down with us as carnales (brothers) ✊ much love takashi
Great interview 👊🏼
That’s interview was amazing! Takashi is stepping up his interview skills
I watch a lot of your videos I hope you are enjoying yourself in Los Angeles!
This is honestly my favorite interview from you.l I Just came from Japan and ppl would say oh you dont care about your culture or identity but I relate to this man about culture and Identity thank you for this it shows a perspective ppl need to see
I can't point my fingers on him....hes unique. Very down to earth kind of guy.
Love these personality interviews.
Reminds me of some of the Channel 5 videos but a different vibe of interview.
I loved this interview! What a super friendly and interesting person!
Interesting video! I love how your interviews are different & diverse. Like “thinking outside the box” (I hope that makes sense lol). It’s so educational!
Great job & keep up the good work :)
Very funny and also interesting interview 👍🤔😁
Wow that’s so cool how you interviewing lots of different Japanese people
He’s great. Send him so much love. Greetings from LA.
Really liked that interview, really different ! Good work Takashii (L)
What an awesome video! Love it!
Being an American of Japanese ancestry (younger Sansei), I have an Aunt in L.A. of Mexican ancestry. There's actually a Japanese American cemetary on the edge of "Boyle Heights". So, the connection with the two culture is rather prevalent. :)
Love your videos Takashi. You should visit Vancouver one day. Lots of mixed asian culture you might find interesting for your channel.
Stay blessed brother, I'm so happy you joined a really welcomed community.
Disfrutalo y que Dios te bendiga mucho, ojala pueda conocer por esos rumbos tambien!
great interview
My kids are very mixed with the mom's side being Japanese/Filipino and my side Mexican/Salvadorian. And, although my wife's genes are strong no one will suspect when they'll start speaking Spanish fluently. Thank you for sharing this interview with us. I actually live in L.A. and I am glad you are here. I hope you enjoy your stay in L.A.
I love your videos Takashi, Japan and its people and culture fascinate me, and im also a proud Chicano. Through this video I could feel the love. Thank you guys
Great interview!!!
Really enjoyed this interview
Great video/interview!
I am a Mexican living in Calgary, Canada. I like Japanese culture and that's why I started watching your videos. If one day you think coming to Canada, send me a message.
That's so cool awesome video when I go to Japan later this month I want to see the lowriders🔥🔥🔥🤟🏽
Dude looks as Mexican as a Chicano. Glad he has found love and family.