WecK0 yes and although I was on my own for most of my first 6 months, it was a good safety net for my mind. Had it not been for real and true new friends here, I wouldn’t have stayed probably.
I lived in Japan for 3 years when I was in the military. It was the first time I felt free in my own skin. I actually experienced culture shock when I moved back to America. I loved it there and miss it so much.
I have lived in China for 2 years, been to Japan, spent last year in South Korea and I personally love to hang in Philippines/ Thailand or South East Asia. You really ought to have a PLAN before you consider moving to Asia. #1 If you have a monthly pension coming to you - YOU ARE ALL SET. You can live comfortably in South East Asia on less than $1000 a month. Especially in countries like Vietnam and Cambodia where cost of living is DIRT CHEAP. $500 a month gets you a luxury condo with all the amenities. You can even buy some houses for less than $50,000 - even though you can't own the land unless it's in your Asian wife's (of that country's) name. #2 Some company's want to hire expats to train their customer service in other countries. That's a good job that can let you live in Asia. #3 If you have a large amount of money, like $1,000,000 or more, you can live in Asia for the rest of your natural life. I personally can't wait to get back to my condo in Philippines. I only return to America to manage my properties as landlord. Being here is depressing and unhealthy for me.
Bigtruckseriesreview Motorsports Dude that’s awesome!!! I have properties reading your comment if I didn’t have a family I’d be all in after reading this.
@@PassportBrosBusinessClass economic arbitrage..you can easily switch social classes by moving to a less developed country...It's also a good move if you have health problems and need cheap but good value care. win win. just being different in another country is refreshing..
When I first came across your channel I thought....Let me guess... "Everyone is an English teacher. Everyone is rich. Everyone has a significant other. Everyone has family they can mooch off of. They probably know people there. They aren't black americans, probably just Africans. Everyone is thin. Everyone is "fair skinned". None of the women wear their hair natural. All of them are whitewashed." These were all the preconceived ideas and stereotypes I held onto when in came to black people living abroad. My way of deflecting my own fears. It's been a while since I subscribed and your channel has opened my mind and expanded my horizons. Rich and poor. light and dark. Single people and single parents. From new york and from nigeria. English teachers and entrepreneurs. Your channel proves to me it's possible. Even for someone like me.
@@trident065 that happens in a lifetime of thoughts. Have you not had a contradictory thought ever in your life? I am being transparent and vulnerable. Stay puzzled. It's not for you to understand. It is my own journey.
@@shaunpaxton1577 Thanks for your comment even while it is misguided and misunderstood but ok. It was not a statement on physical appearance. It was about SELF-REFLECTION.
Jen J Do you! Don't worry 'bout us! We all have our preconceived notions on things. I thought Japan was a nation of pedophiles and misogynists because of the anime cartoons but this channel showed me otherwise. Raring to go travel there!!
@@JenJHayden Yeah, but things like thinking everyone is an English teacher AND rich, when teachers are rarely wealthy. Or thinking that everyone is African (which usually means darker skinned if from sub-Saharan Africa ) AND light skinned. I'm glad your assumptions have been dispelled.
So many good points shared here in this video, especially the sense that going back home as a Black person isn't a comforting thought- despite missing family or friends. Hearing about his interaction with the cops in Japan is totally different from what would have happened if he were in the states. On a side note, I found him to be an interesting, talented, and well-rounded individual. I find that these days horticulture is a thing people are getting into, including myself.
Crazy, years ago I got stopped in Saitama without my passport , and yup, the cops drove me to my dorm so I could show them. They were super friendly and understanding, but initially I had th "Oh sh*t, Im getting deported" feeling.
Reason you had a feeling you’d live in Japan is one of two reasons. 1. You’re very intuitive. 2. It comes from a past life. You had a previous life in Japan.
Happy 2020 & a new abundant decade everyone 🌻 Thank you Ranzo for this great & wonderful interview. I loved & enjoyed it because I also farm here in South Africa & my Japanese close friend and her family living in Akita have a farm and they invited me over. Am Looking forward to see how the Japanese farm. Congratulations to this brother and more blessings with his music career. He must just make it happen and soon we'll see him perform worldwide 🌼 Thank you again Ranzo & your crew, Peace Love Light and Prosperity to you all 🦋🌹
Bro It was your channel that got me back into travelling, The main gem of being outside the West is no one sees you as a threat a criminal. That alone is reason for our people to Get Out. At least to visit and see for themselves how the rest of the world treat us. I'm focused on Africa now. Keep up the good work, Im sure many have drawn inspiration from these vids.
So.... If you find yourself in Japan with no plan and no home, an ultra last ditch effort is sleeping in an internet cafe at night (around $20 US) and running Uber eats by bicycle in the day. You can work on your next plan, with internet, and a shower and food. By far, japan is in the top 5 of safest places on the planet. There's always a way if you're open to the possibilities. 😉
Great video. I'm very glad I found this channel. I visited Tokyo 2 years ago and it completely exceeded my expectations. I LOVE JAPAN. DEFINITELY recommend everyone at least visit. Now I'm making plans for an extended stay there (as in, indefinitely) and it's good to see the experiences of other colorful folks as they navigate their dream of living in Nihon. I can't wait to go back and I hope to run into a lot of you when I do. GOD Bless and best of luck.
Great episode. I'm happy for them. He embraced Japan and Japan embraced him. He's multitalented with many things. He's an earthy person and he's reaping his just reward. I would love to come in contact with him one day. More power to him!!
I watch this and see mostley younger people. Do the elderly ever take this leap? Like 60+? I know it is never too late, but do you see older people making moves like this and how do they succeed?
I really appreciate this channel. There's nothing like hearing these experiences. Living in America, I experience and have experienced the discomfort of walking the street as a black man. It's good to know that there are other parts of the world that are more accepting.
Enjoyed hearing his journey! Insightful and excellent episode. 2k for three months is good. Go for it, nothing beats a failure but a try. Thanks for sharing!
Ädriel-Bobby-Moses WHOAH!! Bro you got me rethinking my life’s next move LOL!! That’s frugal on steroids 😆. Congratulations on your new baby and wishing you much success. Holding DC down👊🏾.
@@adrielwilliams Yo! Thanks for the reply! I'm definitely gonna check em out then! Thats my kinda style :) Also ill be in Japan during March-April, so if there are any live shows then, Id love to check em out!
This man reminds me of how I moved to Seattle from New Orleans. Homeless. One way ticket. No money. Knew one person though which I was thankful for. Local police there (Seattle) were the only people that let me have a moment of peace. The more I dive into this channel and do my own research, the more I see different parts of Asia as a potential home. I began this journey believing freedom abroad for a black man was only for the privileged, whitwashed or native Africans due to black Americans being seen as animals. Now I'm thankful I happened upon this channel. Gives me a little hope for the future.
Please, music again, I was already starting dancing, and then I hear you voices. He is talented and I am so proud of him because he reberet himself from US police bullying
I would really like it if some of the interview question can focus on the visa process, finding a place to live, And wages. From the information I have read on the immigration site for Japan it’s a hard to get a work permit and the buildings/ places require a sponsor before they would rent apartments or homes to foreigners is that true? It has never been brought up in your interviews and I think it’s a valid question to ask if finding a place to live is difficult or not compared to America
It depends - For a standard apartment, you need proof of income (which implies that you've got a working visa). However, there are guesthouses (many are foreigner-owned) where a person essentially rents a room. For those, as long as you're paying rent, you can stay as long as you like.
I'm African American and i love almost everything about Oriental cultures especially Hong Kong and Japan. Japan is my favorite and their women are so gorgeous 😍💋 i will be visiting soon they're some cool people. 😎
Your life project sounds like such a dream to me, sadly for me being Mexican both me and my wife, and having a different career path, would be way harder to achieve having a farm in Japan, but from what I've heard it is such a good idea, because they need people who want to work the land, nevertheless, you remind me that in order to reach your dreams, a lot of times, you need to do so many different things before the goal line. So yeah I'll try to fulfill my own dream in my very own way.
I'm curious to know how do you find people to interview? It amazes me that there are so many who are willing to share their story with the hopes that it would help others. Do they reached out to you or vice versa?
Very interesting story.I wish gentleman. Thank you for sharing this video. One question that was not asked is, can he speak Japanese? Thanks again for sharing.
I have 3 years to go in the Military, but after that, I have been wanting to live in Jpan for some time. After the military I Plano on moving to Japan.
New sub. Been watching your channel for a few weeks, really appreciate your work, because of your work planning to visit Japan. Please can you do a video on older women’s lifestyle, eg, social over 40s. Thanks.
Ädriel-Bobby-Moses no offense to the black woman , but they seen so many black woman walk around with fake hair , nails etc even on social media so they think people of color light skin , brown skin and or dark skin all wear fake hair and whatever else not knowing us brothers hair is natural. Yeah it’s some brothers who get other people’s dreads dreads match us but straight hair ain’t for us . My opinion about that last part I’m also AWBM interracial relationship my ladies pinay mixed with other things .
Kadesh Hendricksen give it a few more years and that should be possible. Japan has a rich history deeply connected to that plant and was torn from it by force due to America post WW2. 🤦🏾♂️
These are really unique black folks you meet in this show.. its enjoyable. I like it. will be in JAPAN for CHERRY BLOSSOMS.. excited. for japan and south korea.
Interesting how so many black people have different experiences living in the states. Neither I nor my husband (we're both black) has had that sense of anxiety living the states, but I don't doubt that it exists.
Holy smokes small I actually saw this brother perform at a small spot down in NYC I had to be like 22-23 now I'm turning 31 next week lol time zooms. That IG link you have posted for him doesn't seem to work. I gotta track him down to pick his brain.
@@adrielwilliams Hi Adriel, This is your "Grandpa Bill" living in Argentina. What's your private email? You can see my website at . Hope to meet up with you & your Japanese Family someday and meet my great-grandson. Enjoyed the interview & your music very much. RSVP.
@@hubertcumberdale2651 Much like the Chinese and jews. Be that as it may, the cream of the nigerian crop goes to the US and they do well. Kudos. Yet the less than stellar nigerians go to other parts of the world and really malign our race..If you've been to nigeria it's difficult living unless you have $ to brute force get your way..Leaders set the culture and unfortunately they siphon all nigerian wealth to transfer it to homes and bank accounts in europe
@@goutfromporkrinds9516 Nigeria's major issue is unsustainable population growth combined with an economy which just simply cannot support the numbers. Every 23 year old male in that country aspires to go to some successful white country in Europe, North America, or Australia and just add to the dispossession of the people who made those continents so successful in the first place
@@hubertcumberdale2651 Which country are you from?Those countries you listed were successful due to having fertile top soil, conquering other peoples', and entrepreneurial values...You attribute to whiteness? But what about impoverished white nations like eastern europe? E. Europe and africa fall in the too corrupt category. i won't disagree about nigeria.Too many people , too little opportunities.
@@madstarr2 Thought about Nambia or sight seeing in Liberia. South Africa is always intriguing. Wanna see what Mandela talking bout. Egypt and Ethiopia for the rich history. Yea im with it.
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I told my babies when they finish school I'm out
Queen B Me too
fair enough honestly, godspeed queen B
Queen B lol
*Omg I’ve done the same thing hahahahaha! I can’t wait for my tots to be grown and on their own, mama is dipping on a world tour 🗺*
Queen B i just said the same thing a few days ago 😃 I’m doing van life
This title alone gives me chills I need his courage! 🙌🏽✨
he had a japanese wife tho lol
WecK0 yes and although I was on my own for most of my first 6 months, it was a good safety net for my mind. Had it not been for real and true new friends here, I wouldn’t have stayed probably.
The Eclectic One courage+perseverance and you’ll be ok! 👊🏾
I lived in Japan for 3 years when I was in the military. It was the first time I felt free in my own skin. I actually experienced culture shock when I moved back to America. I loved it there and miss it so much.
I have lived in China for 2 years, been to Japan, spent last year in South Korea and I personally love to hang in Philippines/ Thailand or South East Asia.
You really ought to have a PLAN before you consider moving to Asia.
#1 If you have a monthly pension coming to you - YOU ARE ALL SET. You can live comfortably in South East Asia on less than $1000 a month. Especially in countries like Vietnam and Cambodia where cost of living is DIRT CHEAP. $500 a month gets you a luxury condo with all the amenities.
You can even buy some houses for less than $50,000 - even though you can't own the land unless it's in your Asian wife's (of that country's) name.
#2 Some company's want to hire expats to train their customer service in other countries. That's a good job that can let you live in Asia.
#3 If you have a large amount of money, like $1,000,000 or more, you can live in Asia for the rest of your natural life.
I personally can't wait to get back to my condo in Philippines. I only return to America to manage my properties as landlord. Being here is depressing and unhealthy for me.
Bigtruckseriesreview Motorsports Dude that’s awesome!!! I have properties reading your comment if I didn’t have a family I’d be all in after reading this.
@@jermells
I know exactly what you mean.
I'm assuming a 1 br condo for $500 a month?
@@millionairetobe
Actually, you can get a 2Br condo with kitchen, pool, AC, living room and a sitting room.
You get even more in Vietnam.
@@PassportBrosBusinessClass economic arbitrage..you can easily switch social classes by moving to a less developed country...It's also a good move if you have health problems and need cheap but good value care. win win. just being different in another country is refreshing..
When I first came across your channel I thought....Let me guess... "Everyone is an English teacher. Everyone is rich. Everyone has a significant other. Everyone has family they can mooch off of. They probably know people there. They aren't black americans, probably just Africans. Everyone is thin. Everyone is "fair skinned". None of the women wear their hair natural. All of them are whitewashed."
These were all the preconceived ideas and stereotypes I held onto when in came to black people living abroad. My way of deflecting my own fears.
It's been a while since I subscribed and your channel has opened my mind and expanded my horizons. Rich and poor. light and dark. Single people and single parents. From new york and from nigeria. English teachers and entrepreneurs. Your channel proves to me it's possible. Even for someone like me.
I am so puzzled why you had such preconceived stereotypes-- a lot of them contradictory.
@@trident065 that happens in a lifetime of thoughts. Have you not had a contradictory thought ever in your life? I am being transparent and vulnerable. Stay puzzled. It's not for you to understand. It is my own journey.
@@shaunpaxton1577 Thanks for your comment even while it is misguided and misunderstood but ok. It was not a statement on physical appearance. It was about SELF-REFLECTION.
Jen J Do you! Don't worry 'bout us! We all have our preconceived notions on things. I thought Japan was a nation of pedophiles and misogynists because of the anime cartoons but this channel showed me otherwise. Raring to go travel there!!
@@JenJHayden Yeah, but things like thinking everyone is an English teacher AND rich, when teachers are rarely wealthy. Or thinking that everyone is African (which usually means darker skinned if from sub-Saharan Africa ) AND light skinned. I'm glad your assumptions have been dispelled.
That's my cousin! Might move to Japan after school. Will see.
SakiMaya Azure come visit first! It’s not for everyone. We have a room for you cuz!
*Grabs popcorn*
The audio on this vid was Perfect. Started to zone out to the nature sounds. Felt like I was there.
@@the_gratefulgamer - Yes! I feel like I'm sitting in the park with them !
@@hatshepsutmaatre8510 The surround sound of the cicadas got me
So many good points shared here in this video, especially the sense that going back home as a Black person isn't a comforting thought- despite missing family or friends. Hearing about his interaction with the cops in Japan is totally different from what would have happened if he were in the states. On a side note, I found him to be an interesting, talented, and well-rounded individual. I find that these days horticulture is a thing people are getting into, including myself.
Bro listen to how peaceful it is in the background 😭
Every single episode is so fulfilling, big ups to this brother and another wonderful video by you guys at BEJ😁
I loved Japan. I can't wait to visit again next year!
Awe, Congratulations on the little one on the way. Blessings to the family 🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽
Crazy, years ago I got stopped in Saitama without my passport , and yup, the cops drove me to my dorm so I could show them. They were super friendly and understanding, but initially I had th "Oh sh*t, Im getting deported" feeling.
Lol
In America you may have gotten beaten, tazed and thrown in jail !
Reason you had a feeling you’d live in Japan is one of two reasons. 1. You’re very intuitive. 2. It comes from a past life. You had a previous life in Japan.
lol
What do you mean by "a previous life?"
2020 Crabtree meaning a life before he reincarnated in this life. We all have had previous lives
@@jahmallajaima
No, we did not all have a previous life. It may be some people's belief but it does not apply to all. Thanks for the explanation.
2020 Crabtree of course you did, unless this is your first time reincarnating on planet earth
Happy 2020 & a new abundant decade everyone 🌻
Thank you Ranzo for this great & wonderful interview. I loved & enjoyed it because I also farm here in South Africa & my Japanese close friend and her family living in Akita have a farm and they invited me over. Am Looking forward to see how the Japanese farm.
Congratulations to this brother and more blessings with his music career. He must just make it happen and soon we'll see him perform worldwide 🌼
Thank you again Ranzo & your crew, Peace Love Light and Prosperity to you all 🦋🌹
I've noticed that a lot of people being interviewed in these videos are artistic or slightly eccentric in some way.
Freethinkers
Not to mention handsome and articulate.
Bro It was your channel that got me back into travelling, The main gem of being outside the West is no one sees you as a threat a criminal. That alone is reason for our people to Get Out. At least to visit and see for themselves how the rest of the world treat us. I'm focused on Africa now. Keep up the good work, Im sure many have drawn inspiration from these vids.
Interesting interview...he's a very good musician. Thanks for bringing another interview with interesting content.
So.... If you find yourself in Japan with no plan and no home, an ultra last ditch effort is sleeping in an internet cafe at night (around $20 US) and running Uber eats by bicycle in the day. You can work on your next plan, with internet, and a shower and food. By far, japan is in the top 5 of safest places on the planet. There's always a way if you're open to the possibilities. 😉
Sonny Chibah yes sir loved those Internet cafes when I lived there a few years back. Dice and Manboo to name a couple.
@@fiendga I got a Dice card as we speak. Friggen gold 😁
Great video. I'm very glad I found this channel. I visited Tokyo 2 years ago and it completely exceeded my expectations. I LOVE JAPAN. DEFINITELY recommend everyone at least visit.
Now I'm making plans for an extended stay there (as in, indefinitely) and it's good to see the experiences of other colorful folks as they navigate their dream of living in Nihon. I can't wait to go back and I hope to run into a lot of you when I do. GOD Bless and best of luck.
Very nice questions Ranzo! You really made the most of his experiences!
This is truly one of my favorite interviews you’ve done great job
Man took some risks and it worked in his favor. Always, Always listen to your intuition. It is Always 100% right.
Great interview! Inspiring story.
Really enjoyed this interview.
omg this is good. Thank you brother, keep up the good work!
What a very handsome man.
@no name why is it too bad? 😒
Can see why he would be a model... Exceptionally handsome. GOD bless him, his wife and other family members...🎈
first things first , this intro is dope ranzo
Great episode. I'm happy for them. He embraced Japan and Japan embraced him. He's multitalented with many things. He's an earthy person and he's reaping his just reward. I would love to come in contact with him one day. More power to him!!
I watch this and see mostley younger people. Do the elderly ever take this leap? Like 60+? I know it is never too late, but do you see older people making moves like this and how do they succeed?
yup. I actually know a few living in Bangkok. 60+ is rareeeeee. But 40-50+ is common. I'll see if I can get any for an interview.
I want to go back to Japan now my kids are grown. But been wondering same thing, is it possible at 55+? 😱😱😱
@@Minoritynomad 55 and off to China
I read an article about people retiring in Vietnam.
I could imagine older folks have family they don’t wanna leave
I really appreciate this channel. There's nothing like hearing these experiences. Living in America, I experience and have experienced the discomfort of walking the street as a black man. It's good to know that there are other parts of the world that are more accepting.
Great interview thank you! ❤
Quite an interesting young man with bright future. Love your vibe bruh, keep ya head up.
Alvin Nwaokike 🙏🏾
Ädriel-Bobby-Moses ✊🏾
This video seems to have been taken during my favorite summer. Apparently, you have a lot of unpublished videos and I look forward to them.
I learned so.much in a very short-time video. Thanks!
This channel is amazing
Enjoyed hearing his journey! Insightful and excellent episode. 2k for three months is good. Go for it, nothing beats a failure but a try. Thanks for sharing!
Queen of DC
Technically it was more like 5-6 months 😲
Don’t know how i did it!
Keep holding down DC for me in my absence 👊🏾
Ädriel-Bobby-Moses WHOAH!! Bro you got me rethinking my life’s next move LOL!! That’s frugal on steroids 😆. Congratulations on your new baby and wishing you much success. Holding DC down👊🏾.
Omg @ 3:06 that break down had me groovin so hard over here. Seriously talented for sure!
Ninja Lee it’s a great band featuring some talented youths from here. Called Al Camone
@@adrielwilliams Yo! Thanks for the reply! I'm definitely gonna check em out then! Thats my kinda style :) Also ill be in Japan during March-April, so if there are any live shows then, Id love to check em out!
@@chrislee7222 link me on Instagram and I'll keep you in the loop. Gonna be a show in Shibuya end of April...
Bobby-san is brilliant violinist and great interview....Oss!
Amazing talent.
that guy is very talented he needs to put more of his music out there on social media plat form
He should check Africa and do farming land more land available🌱🦁🌅📚
Green Orchid possible in the future
Seriously Hindi!!! The first music session! The second, that jam session!!!! Love the intro! 'Bout to watch a flick!!
Reggae music in Japan....I’m not surprised, they are dope over there....BIG-UP!✌🏾
Gutchie Spencer respect 👊🏾
Yes sir, I love it. My girl was getting into that beat!
This man reminds me of how I moved to Seattle from New Orleans. Homeless. One way ticket. No money. Knew one person though which I was thankful for. Local police there (Seattle) were the only people that let me have a moment of peace.
The more I dive into this channel and do my own research, the more I see different parts of Asia as a potential home. I began this journey believing freedom abroad for a black man was only for the privileged, whitwashed or native Africans due to black Americans being seen as animals. Now I'm thankful I happened upon this channel. Gives me a little hope for the future.
His t-shirt 👕🗻 Fujides = フジです？
Thanks for the beautiful music
Please, music again, I was already starting dancing, and then I hear you voices. He is talented and I am so proud of him because he reberet himself from US police bullying
These videos alone have influenced me to moving to Japan. I kinda regret learning Spanish
My boy bobby knows what his doing with that violin.
I'll be there soon
I would really like it if some of the interview question can focus on the visa process, finding a place to live, And wages. From the information I have read on the immigration site for Japan it’s a hard to get a work permit and the buildings/ places require a sponsor before they would rent apartments or homes to foreigners is that true? It has never been brought up in your interviews and I think it’s a valid question to ask if finding a place to live is difficult or not compared to America
It depends - For a standard apartment, you need proof of income (which implies that you've got a working visa). However, there are guesthouses (many are foreigner-owned) where a person essentially rents a room. For those, as long as you're paying rent, you can stay as long as you like.
kawontaye james much harder than America, especially if you don’t speak the language or have a job/sponsor lined up initially
72nd comment coming right from South Africa....😊😎❤
I'm African American and i love almost everything about Oriental cultures especially Hong Kong and Japan. Japan is my favorite and their women are so gorgeous 😍💋 i will be visiting soon they're some cool people. 😎
New Intro Fire
Your life project sounds like such a dream to me, sadly for me being Mexican both me and my wife, and having a different career path, would be way harder to achieve having a farm in Japan, but from what I've heard it is such a good idea, because they need people who want to work the land, nevertheless, you remind me that in order to reach your dreams, a lot of times, you need to do so many different things before the goal line. So yeah I'll try to fulfill my own dream in my very own way.
I'm curious to know how do you find people to interview? It amazes me that there are so many who are willing to share their story with the hopes that it would help others. Do they reached out to you or vice versa?
super inspiring
That's awesome..
Very interesting story.I wish gentleman. Thank you for sharing this video. One question that was not asked is, can he speak Japanese? Thanks again for sharing.
Sounds beautiful
I like the second intro bit.
I'll probably visit japan next year or this year idk yet. Can't wait for the new experience!
@@shojo8708 I'm assuming youre currently living in america? The vibe there seems like hell to go through
I have 3 years to go in the Military, but after that, I have been wanting to live in Jpan for some time. After the military I Plano on moving to Japan.
New sub. Been watching your channel for a few weeks, really appreciate your work, because of your work planning to visit Japan. Please can you do a video on older women’s lifestyle, eg, social over 40s. Thanks.
Where can I watch the performance at 2:51 with the girl on the sax? It's not on his channel
superAweber I’ll post more footage from our next show on my instagram
Boy that intro going dummy
I would love to visit there well in the future just to walk in the foot steps of my favorite anime characters
quite an expensive and aimless pursuit..... but whatever. to each is own.
Hubert Cumberdale Exactly 😂😂😂
15:15 - So true
I'm a writer in Kansai, and would love to do an interview, maybe even send you one of my books.
Inbox me @theblackexjp either on Instagram or Facebook.
Love his hair
whats good Japanese people think it’s a perm 😂
Ädriel-Bobby-Moses lmaoooo
Ädriel-Bobby-Moses no offense to the black woman , but they seen so many black woman walk around with fake hair , nails etc even on social media so they think people of color light skin , brown skin and or dark skin all wear fake hair and whatever else not knowing us brothers hair is natural. Yeah it’s some brothers who get other people’s dreads dreads match us but straight hair ain’t for us . My opinion about that last part
I’m also AWBM interracial relationship my ladies pinay mixed with other things .
あなたとあなたの妻おめでとうございます！ あなたが家族を持つことを初めて知ったとき、私はあなたにとってとても幸せになりました！ 私はあなたとあなたの家族だけが最高です！
Kenjiro Nakamura ありがとうございます😊
Fujidesu😂😂😂💕
The title of this video was LITERALLY my game plan 🙃
DON'T
@@jameso Yeah, I Know! It WAS my game plan at one point but after looking things up, I realized how bad of an idea that was
Crazy flying one way with no money 😬
I love Tokyo pop
Didn't like how he threw some shade about America but it is his own experience. Hope everything works out for him in Japan.
I wanted to start farming as soon as I got there too! I wanted to grow organic weed. ;D
Kadesh Hendricksen give it a few more years and that should be possible. Japan has a rich history deeply connected to that plant and was torn from it by force due to America post WW2. 🤦🏾♂️
I also come to Japan with one way ticket and zero hands, I mean without money
You guys should also interview Luis Mora, he wont be that hard to find. Check his RUclips channel.
What a wonderful hair
These are really unique black folks you meet in this show.. its enjoyable. I like it. will be in JAPAN for CHERRY BLOSSOMS.. excited. for japan and south korea.
I imagine it would be very complicated to enter Japan, of all places, with a one way ticket and no money...
He's married to Japanese. How many of yall missed that geez 🤦
The GratefulGamer “He’s married to Japanese”....
So am I.
One way ticket and no money.... very complicated.
nujaz you right! I know how to play the game tho.
Interesting how so many black people have different experiences living in the states. Neither I nor my husband (we're both black) has had that sense of anxiety living the states, but I don't doubt that it exists.
He sounds smart and all light skin brown skin brother keep pushing
when/where was this fiimed?
abemagic10 Park in Fuchu during the summer
I can't imagine moving to a new country I don't know with no money
Holy smokes small I actually saw this brother perform at a small spot down in NYC I had to be like 22-23 now I'm turning 31 next week lol time zooms. That IG link you have posted for him doesn't seem to work. I gotta track him down to pick his brain.
Let me have a look. I’ll update it if it’s not correct.
It’s @adrielmobo
The Black Experience Japan thank you 🙏🏾
where did you see me? that italian spot in the west village?
@@adrielwilliams Hi Adriel, This is your "Grandpa Bill" living in Argentina. What's your private email? You can see my website at . Hope to meet up with you & your Japanese Family someday and meet my great-grandson. Enjoyed the interview & your music very much. RSVP.
Wanna move to Japan from Ghana any help for me?
What type of visa does he have?We don't need foreigners except they are excellent and useful person for Japan.
Hi. I will be visiting Japan (Tokyo) for a week in October. Any travel advice or suggestions?
Don't take a "it's cuz I'm black isn't it?" victim mentality with you.
When I went, we rented a pocket wifi. It was very helpful. Also learning the language helped a lot (at least the basics).
@@hubertcumberdale2651 Much like the Chinese and jews. Be that as it may, the cream of the nigerian crop goes to the US and they do well. Kudos. Yet the less than stellar nigerians go to other parts of the world and really malign our race..If you've been to nigeria it's difficult living unless you have $ to brute force get your way..Leaders set the culture and unfortunately they siphon all nigerian wealth to transfer it to homes and bank accounts in europe
@@goutfromporkrinds9516 Nigeria's major issue is unsustainable population growth combined with an economy which just simply cannot support the numbers. Every 23 year old male in that country aspires to go to some successful white country in Europe, North America, or Australia and just add to the dispossession of the people who made those continents so successful in the first place
@@hubertcumberdale2651 Which country are you from?Those countries you listed were successful due to having fertile top soil, conquering other peoples', and entrepreneurial values...You attribute to whiteness? But what about impoverished white nations like eastern europe? E. Europe and africa fall in the too corrupt category. i won't disagree about nigeria.Too many people , too little opportunities.
Where is the Reggae scene in Tokyo omg?
My friend had visit with his girlfriend, and told me that he never wanted to come back. Some of the other friends gotten married and stayed. Lol
This guy looks like Malcom X.. Only that he's not wearing glasses and his hair is long .
Who wants to move to africa?
If you would want to which country would it be?
Just Curious
@no name no purpose, just out of curiosity.. 😒
It's a continent. You gotta be a little more specific than that.
I'd stay in my country. South Africa. ..
Namibia
@@madstarr2 Thought about Nambia or sight seeing in Liberia. South Africa is always intriguing. Wanna see what Mandela talking bout. Egypt and Ethiopia for the rich history. Yea im with it.
His T-shirt is funny.
It's not Adidas but Fujides (=This is Mt.Fuji).
Dam those birds noises r so loud
muna channel they are cicadas, but ya it’s crazy in person!
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