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As an American farmer, it's always interesting to see how my colleagues from around the world do things. Plus some farm families near me had the privilege of hosting a group ag students from Japan.
Same here. I love seeing different methods of doing something. Sometimes it helps me make the process of creating art more interesting and fun as well learning new styles. Like recently I'm learning to add pop art in a manga style. It's a lot of fun
@@adambowman8543 hello from Indonesia 🇮🇩🇮🇩 we are now here is facing into enlightment periode in agriculture by the innovation from local farmer not academist "biosaka" => can reduce above 50% of chemical fertilizer and "jakaba"
commenting to help get this to the top. that would be super cool. maybe not feasible as every farmer he visits for the day would have to also sign off on allowing him to film.
That dynamic is great. The son inheriting the business putting in legwork with his best friend at his side throughout all operations. His girlfriend even puts in work. It was great seeing something outside of Tokyo and I would love to live a life like this. Also, him seeing his parents throughout the day really ties it together.
@@theglowcloud2215 He’s young and strong plus he doesn’t go to auction every day so most other days are probably a lot less busy. Still a great lifestyle.
Every place in Japan, from home to office to store to restaurant to farm, seems so clean, organized and well-maintained. Much respect to the Japanese culture for taking so much pride in their environment and surroundings.
I'm really taken with how friendly "the competition" is, how he learns from older and more experienced farmers who, in places like the US, would be considered your rival and unwilling to share what they know, as that would give you an advantage. Even asking fellow artists for what kinds of materials they use elicits a safeguarding response! I love the sense of community rather than rivalry!
@@GlamGoddes101 it's definitely a mixed bag, but that's not to say that there aren't some really amazing and friendly artists out there that are willing to help you out either! There are plenty that have no problem telling you what size canvas they usually use, but then there are others where you ask what their brush settings are and you get the silent treatment haha, my comment was kind of exaggerating I admit!
There is so much sharing in the United States amongst farmers. There is definitely competition, but friendly competition in my experience. I am not sure where you are or what direct experience you had with farmers, but my experiences have been great. If you actually spent time in a farming community in the US and felt it was not friendly, I don't know what to tell you other than that you may have been the problem. I have seen rivals, but it was specific people. Maybe a bad land deal or someone rubbing another the wrong way, but it seems rare and isolated to a specific rival (a farmer may be unfriendly with one specific rival but still friendly with the rest of the farmers in the area).
@@RealzFoSho I am not a farmer, so that may be my problem lmao in my original comment, I'm referring more to just the business end of any profession in general, I can't speak specifically for farmers because I'm not one, but as an artist, many popular artists are unwilling to share their manufacturers for products they may be selling, for fear of revealing the opportunity to other artists that may replace them. It's something that happens everywhere in any trade, so it's ignorant to assume that whole communities are good and willing to help someone that shares their audience, and vice versa there aren't all bad communities either. Like my previous comment stated, it's a mixed bag.
At this rate of quality content and Paolo basically have access to literally everything and everyone, I wouldn't be surprised if Paolo has an episode of "Day in the Life of a Japanese Emperor".
I want Paolo to do a "Day in the life" video on Noriyuki Saneda, the actor. He's in a Science Fiction movie I love called Sunshine, which also had Benedict Wong, Michelle Yeoh, Troy Garhity, Cliff Curtis, Rose O'Bryne, Cillian Murphy, Chris Evens, andark Strong. Mr. Saneda was also in the movie Life, which also had Rebecca Ferguson, Jake Gyllenhaal in it.
Out of all the day in the lives ive seen, this dude seems like hes got it the best. Not a slave to a giant corporation, going home in the dark to sleep in a tiny box.
@@JustBreatheOkay yea that cycle when i first finished college was kinda daunting. i think i have a decent work life balance now since i get a decent amount of vacation vs most other americans. but OP brings up a good point about how depressing the other ppl shown on this series are living in small tokyo apartments going to work, coming home to read manga, then repeating.
His father is a owner of the farm which has about 600 cows.We can said his family is wealthy but still living in a small size apartment,driving a van & eat breakfast from combishop.Opposite from western youngest.This guy is humble & know his place
That apartment is larger than many we've seen in this series -- larger than Paolo's, and the farmer and his girlfriend don't have a child. Of course, this is a rural area, so it's less expensive, but still. And as a farmer, he's not going to be swanning around in expensive clothes or cars. It wouldn't play well among his fellow farmers. I've known plenty of American farmers in my time. Their kids haven't been pretentious wastrels either.
That´s because he´s pulling his weight on his job. With how busy they both are, taking care of big apartment and sitting in restaurant will take too much of their free time. Plus considering where they live, luxurious cars like BMW or lamborghini won´t last long.
Honestly, the cleanliness of those places is impeccable. It amazes me. I grew up on a farm in America and we bought / sold cattle at auction and it's a clear 180 from how clean and organized they are in Japan. Amazing.
That's the Japanese for you. Everything is super clean. I think it's super cool, but to me it felt somewhat uncomfortable to walk the streets there, since they were clean/planned to the point of perfection. Almost sterile. I'm used to more 'natural' planning with uncut trees and greenery within the city. A matter of preference i suppose.
@@Sennken yeah i dont want to say double edged swords because most japanese dont feel that coming back but it tries to be so perfect that when things get out of place it kinda because a big deal . it sucks and its not even the governement. its the people who want those strict rulesets. and its not like its a bad thing but it just sucks when you want to have a just a little bit of freedom
@@Sennken weird take lol but i get your point of view. But for me i will much rather prefer that there are places where i go that the sidewalks has a lot of garbage like chip bags, bottles ( plastic and cans ), bags, cigs is nasty but oh well that’s what you expect when you go to ghetto parts
I recently bought a certified miyazaki gyu a5 ribeye. May very well be from one of his cows. Absolutely life changing experience. Not too many community college grads here in the states can say following their dream gives so so many people such joy.
im using the same iQOS seen 0:23 and stops lighting regular cigarette, i can't say its less harmful as advertise but definitely less odor and feels light.
Really love your day in the life series. Interesting to see different cultures and how people do their jobs. I would love to see a day in the life of a railroad worker in Japan as it’s the job I do here in the USA.
It's so sick and disgusting to see people sell such majestic life beings as commodities to appease our stomachs. Objectifying animal lives in a sin and I wish natural disasters upon them for disrespecting life this way.
These Day in the Lifes are so awesome, getting to see the differences between (in my example german) different cultures is what it's al about. Please keep these coming.
Until you realize that Japan doesn't respect Foreigners, you are an oddity or curiosity at best. Its legal and acceptable practice for housing to flat out reject anyone who is not native born Japanese from renting an apartment or buying a home in Japan, even if they are a permanent resident of Japan or became a Japanese citizen (which requires being a resident of japan for over 5 years for a foreigner, and jumping through so many hoops you essentially need to hire an agency that specializes in the paperwork.)
As an Iowa farmer. It’s weird to me that he doesn’t live on the farm. What if something happens to your cows and your not there? But this is very interesting to see how other people farm.
His father probably lives on the land nearby as it is still his. But the town they live in isn't that big and the son and the workers probably all live within 10-15min drive and can get to the farm very quickly in the event of an emergency. Most likely the son will move onto the farm estate once he takes over/gets married etc. but you can't blame him for having a little distance from the parents with a live in girlfriend, might get weird during frisky nights.
I love this series of a day in the life, especially how Japanese are so proud of the work they have, even though they are not CEO of big companies or work in corporations. I hope I see these kind of content in the Philippines as well, instead of seeing pranks, unending unboxing, and home tours. Kudos Paolo!
Having often spent my summer holidays visiting my uncles organic farm in Cyprus I can tell you that the cleanliness of those premises is exceptional. It really amazes me how well the cattle there are taken care of. Not surprising to me now having spent a couple of years living in Japan on and off but still pretty amazing.
Paolo, I have to say that I truly enjoy this series of different jobs in Japan. I watch them on repeat bcs it´s not only educational but relaxing as well. I hope you won´t stop with this series of yours. Many of us love it.
I randomly had a strong interest in seeing how rice is farmed, and thought it would be lovely to see you do an episode surrounding that Paolo! Love your videos.
If any of u are interested whats an agricultural school like or how it is like in Japan I recommend u watch "Gin no saji" or " Silver spoon". A super chill and laid back anime where a kid studies in an agricultural school.
This is done similar everywhere - also in Europe the cows get it straight on the face. I think it is because they are already so anxious to get food, that they block the space with their heads and if you put it somewhere else they would not be able to reach it anymore :D
My grandfather was a dairy farmer who belonged to a cooperative in the local market. He once too me to market in this isolated area. I remember he gave my bid of twenty-five cents for a cardboard box of puzzles. I remember doing those puzzles in the cold and snowed in conditions in upper state New York. Lovely family remembrance.
As a volunteer cattle and sheep farmer on my family's 20 acre lifestyle block, I found this episode to be one of the best, and you've done some good ones in the past! How I'd love to have some of the "toys" Ryuji and his family have access to! It's all pretty much manual labour for me. That said, when the cattle are on the farm here, I only have to keep an eye on them most of the time, since they just forage in the fields on their own (except when droughts arrive, then it's feeding out 3-4 times a day... by hand... with no machinery...). Ryuji's cattle are fine-looking animals, and he sure does have the touch of handling such big beasts. I get nervous dealing with heifers or steers once they pass the 200kg mark, as I know what it feels like to be trodden on by one of them. Ouch. Fortunately, my family moves its cattle on to the sales around the 450kg mark, so I don't have to deal with the "car on 4 hooves" that Ryuji does, ha ha. What a difference it makes having the animals penned, though - makes them much more docile and manageable. When cattle are in the open fields, they get a very "independent attitude" happening, which makes shifting them, without dogs mind you, quite the challenge. The only disappointing thing I found in the whole video was seeing Ryuji and his GF puffing away like chimneys on their "ciggies". I know smoking is still a lot more prevalent in Asian countries than most western ones, but it still felt a bit of a "let down" to see two young people destroying their lungs, while working in the countryside, with those vile "cancer sticks". Maybe he'll wake up one day and "learn" how much damage tar and smoke does to his lungs, before it's too late.
Wow! as always Paolo serving us premium quality video! It really amazes me how Japanese are so humble and hard worker even tho they are the owner of the said company. Not to mention very hands-on in everything regarding their business. And they even have a restaurant! Thank you again Paolo for such an educational video. There are a lot of people who are copying your series. But you are still and will always be the best!
I wouldn't be surprised if the next one would be: A day in the life of an alien species on their home planet. Paulo: 'while they are in a meeting discussing how to invade earth, let's take a look at their planet'.
Aliens aka demons/fallen angels exists and the us govt has been in contact w/ these extraterrestrial for decades. Military checkpoints will be set up on us interstates for covid vaccination certification. Camps will be activated. Police state is coming. New world order led by obama and pope francis is coming. Jesus christ is coming back for the rapture. Get ready. Dont believe the coming ufo alien abduction narrative
@@3darkn1t this does not make sense at all. If you're stressed you do some sport to get rid of the stress hormones. But you're definetly not starting to smoke due to stress.
@@colahunter8180 Its common that smoking helps relieve stress because nicotine gives a sense of relaxation. But yes obviously working out would be a way better option :)
This is so cool! I’ve been selling A5 from Miyazaki here in Texas for years at fine dining restaurants. It’s really great to see where it comes from and all the extra care and attention that goes into its production! Sugoi! ❤
I really like this series. I mean who doesn't want to sneak a peek into others life in third-person perspective mode, right. Keep bringing videos to this series.
@TravelerPat at most farms they never roam at all and many spend their whole life knee deep in their own shit in a small pen. I wish this wasn’t the case but I see it everyday at the farms near my house in Miyazaki
@TravelerPat dont care lmao same meat and same taste. I really dont give a damn how them animals are treated,in the end they all die anyways so better to kill a dad cow than to kill a happy one. Yall really making sure that the cow has a good life before being killed for food😂😂
I just noticed the CC japanese captions, as a studier of Japanese, these are so awesome. Being able to read them is an awesome feeling! I wish more things had Japanese subs!
@@confidential5743 Hopefully they are not stressed and fearful over getting covid, but what does that have to do with taking precautions to not spread the disease, like wearing masks?
@@pojoksahabat1723 lol ive worked for an IT company once, calling it boring is understatement. Imagine sitting in front of your laptop for 18-20 hours a day!
I love this series! It's so interesting to learn about these careers and the people that have chosen them. It's also so suprising to see how relatively pleasant the lives of the cattle seem to be prior to their sale.
Wow, this reminds me of the cattle auction I went to with my Grandpa when I was small, in South Africa. Amazing to see the similarities, but also the modernisations.
Your videos aren't annoying and very informative and get to the point without waiting my time. I actually really wanted to learn about this and you delivered.
Paolo is regressing across the food production chain. First it was Chef then the Butcher now the Farmer? In a few episodes he's gonna be interviewing the Sun and then God himself lol.
WOW good for him for discovering his passion so early! That's really amazing, and the fact that he's so interested about everything just makes it better.
I love how farming, no matter where you are, isn't just a job, but a way of life. When he said he never has time off I felt that, growing up on a farm, its a choice and lifestyle you embrace fully and all of yourself and time. This was really neat to watch.
I worked on a German farm for a while and if you take care of your cows they actually don't smell that much at all. Their dung is pretty inoffensive due to their diet and if they're in a good environment that's kept clean you won't have many problems. As strong as they are, they're very docile animals, so they were probably my favourite to take care of.
Every episode of "Day in The Life" shows the Japanese's work ethic. I'm not saying it's neccessarily good to work this much and have so little free time but us in the West should be a little more grateful our days aren't as long (myself included) :)
This was awesome! Ryuji is a real life Hachiken! I have so much respect for him. Doing this everyday takes a lot of physical and mental strength. Cheers!
Greetings, from your new follower all the way from the Philippines! I really love your content brother. It actually inspires me to aim high and at the same time, enjoy life and be grateful for everything that I have. Lately, pandemic has been so harsh to me and I've spent my time grumbling and hating my own life. But your "day in the life series" reminded me that all of us are special and unique in our own ways, and all of us matters. Keep up with the good work, brother.
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あなたの密着シリーズが大好きです。
ありがとう😊
Do in the day of a Japanese 3-D animator
*with respect ❤I invite everyone for quran recitation thank you* ❤❤💔💔
thanks paolo!
Need... More... Day in the life it's so amazing and interesting. Maybe a day in the life of a Japanese cafe owner
We still want Day in the Life of a Japanese Yakuza member.
Give directions to lost tourists in tokyo
super interested!
They're pretty rare though
Yeah, I've been waiting for over a year now.
Tojo clan members will be better
I met Paolo on the plane after he was filming this video. Super nice guy! Thanks for showing off Miyazaki!
Hi Taylor, yes you did! Thanks for saying hello.
That has to be a blessing!
Lucky guy.
VERY GOOD TAYLOR YOU MET PAOLO
What Is village name
This series completes me.
The only downside to these videos is that they're not 25+ minutes long. WE DEMAND MORE MINUTES PAOLO 🗣🗣🗣 even if they seem bland
Bruh, not to hate on the main dude but dating a coworker? Bit sus ngl.
@@labadaba5088 maybe they knew each other in college and then they became coworkers? Who knows doesn’t have it to be the way you said
@@simonediliberto4314 Yeah, you're def right. I suppose I've been exposed to too much feminist propaganda...
@@labadaba5088 ？？？
As an American farmer, it's always interesting to see how my colleagues from around the world do things. Plus some farm families near me had the privilege of hosting a group ag students from Japan.
Same here.
I love seeing different methods of doing something. Sometimes it helps me make the process of creating art more interesting and fun as well learning new styles.
Like recently I'm learning to add pop art in a manga style. It's a lot of fun
What were your thoughts on this Adam? Are there big differences in methods?
@@AlphaSniperAcademy yeah there's some differences, but it always amazes me how similar we are no matter where our farms happen to be
@@adambowman8543 hello from Indonesia 🇮🇩🇮🇩 we are now here is facing into enlightment periode in agriculture by the innovation from local farmer not academist "biosaka" => can reduce above 50% of chemical fertilizer and "jakaba"
I prefer all cattle except the ones with mad cow disease.
Okay, that vet should be part of your Day in the Life. His work is so interesting.
commenting to help get this to the top. that would be super cool. maybe not feasible as every farmer he visits for the day would have to also sign off on allowing him to film.
I agree
I completely agree. I would love to see a Vet day in the life especially for the different types of vets.
Ahreed
Yass
I REALLY liked this episode. Can we see more about rural and agricultural Japan!??!?!?!?!
YES!!!!!!
yessss its beautiful and feels free
Yesssss!!! Agreee
I agree!
There is so much focus on big cities, Tokyo in particular, I really enjoy seeing small town Japan and more agriculture based videos!
That dynamic is great. The son inheriting the business putting in legwork with his best friend at his side throughout all operations. His girlfriend even puts in work. It was great seeing something outside of Tokyo and I would love to live a life like this. Also, him seeing his parents throughout the day really ties it together.
You'd like to work 18 hours a day and sleep 6? Yeah, sounds amazing.
@@theglowcloud2215 He’s young and strong plus he doesn’t go to auction every day so most other days are probably a lot less busy. Still a great lifestyle.
@@theglowcloud2215 the difference is that he's rich and you are an azz
@@theglowcloud2215 that's why you typing that from your basement living off your mom.
That was the highlight of this episode, wish I saw my parents everyday
Every place in Japan, from home to office to store to restaurant to farm, seems so clean, organized and well-maintained. Much respect to the Japanese culture for taking so much pride in their environment and surroundings.
Unlike stoopid American Trump supporters
one wish the western world would care as much but nope we rather un-alive, pollute, neglect and cheap out all in favor of more money.
Can you possibly make a “Day in the Life of a Japanese Vet” video one day?
plssss I'm a vet student, and I'm so curious about htis
@@PandaBear-qy8oq There probably aren’t many of them under the age of 90 - at least not combat veterans
There are more videos to come for sure but Covid certainly doesn't help
Just for clarification, I meant vet as in Veterinarian.
yes it would be awesome!!
I'm just so happy seeing young people taking up "traditional" jobs and modernizing them.
@ᶠᵘᶜ-ᵏ ᵐᵉ cнёcк ʍʏ ρяσfιℓ shut up
I’ve always wanted a “how we shoot a day in the life videos”
Yeah right, we always get like 10 shots per second I wanna know how
Yea and they always have footage of before they meet up
Excellent idea. Totally interested as long time viewer.
@@rodyinjapan A Day in the Life of a Day in Life!
yeah, me too. i'd especially like to know how they film those early morning shots with the alarm clock going off.
I'm really taken with how friendly "the competition" is, how he learns from older and more experienced farmers who, in places like the US, would be considered your rival and unwilling to share what they know, as that would give you an advantage. Even asking fellow artists for what kinds of materials they use elicits a safeguarding response! I love the sense of community rather than rivalry!
That’s not been my experience as someone(in the US) who’s improving their art skills and has learned A LOT from other artists willing to share
@@GlamGoddes101 it's definitely a mixed bag, but that's not to say that there aren't some really amazing and friendly artists out there that are willing to help you out either! There are plenty that have no problem telling you what size canvas they usually use, but then there are others where you ask what their brush settings are and you get the silent treatment haha, my comment was kind of exaggerating I admit!
There is so much sharing in the United States amongst farmers. There is definitely competition, but friendly competition in my experience. I am not sure where you are or what direct experience you had with farmers, but my experiences have been great. If you actually spent time in a farming community in the US and felt it was not friendly, I don't know what to tell you other than that you may have been the problem. I have seen rivals, but it was specific people. Maybe a bad land deal or someone rubbing another the wrong way, but it seems rare and isolated to a specific rival (a farmer may be unfriendly with one specific rival but still friendly with the rest of the farmers in the area).
@@RealzFoSho I am not a farmer, so that may be my problem lmao in my original comment, I'm referring more to just the business end of any profession in general, I can't speak specifically for farmers because I'm not one, but as an artist, many popular artists are unwilling to share their manufacturers for products they may be selling, for fear of revealing the opportunity to other artists that may replace them. It's something that happens everywhere in any trade, so it's ignorant to assume that whole communities are good and willing to help someone that shares their audience, and vice versa there aren't all bad communities either. Like my previous comment stated, it's a mixed bag.
Most of them will probably have family ties.
At this rate of quality content and Paolo basically have access to literally everything and everyone, I wouldn't be surprised if Paolo has an episode of "Day in the Life of a Japanese Emperor".
I want Paolo to do a "Day in the life" video on Noriyuki Saneda, the actor. He's in a Science Fiction movie I love called Sunshine, which also had Benedict Wong, Michelle Yeoh, Troy Garhity, Cliff Curtis, Rose O'Bryne, Cillian Murphy, Chris Evens, andark Strong. Mr. Saneda was also in the movie Life, which also had Rebecca Ferguson, Jake Gyllenhaal in it.
I agreelol
“This is a day in the life of Kim Jong-Un”
It would be princess now but I get what you mean :P
I am waiting for day in a life of a Yakuza.
Lowkey hoped Paolo would ask the cows “what do you do here?” When he was walking around the farm. 😂
Lmfao good one 🤣
They just Mooove along.
Lols
LOLOLOLOLLOLLLLLL
Moo? Moo moo
"after lunch, cigarette break!" This guy's had like 12 cigarettes during the video 😂
Tobacco is really cheap in Japan!
@@delta-wd4gg meanwhile where I’m at it’s $9 for a pack
@@Thedoodahman_ try £14
$16 for the cheapest pack in canada
A dollar and a half here
"Just as we manage the cattle's health condition, we also pay attention to our own health"
*proceedes to smoke 5 cigarettes a day*
never know, maybe his Dad smoked, its addicting even as secondhand smoke
It was way more than 5 cigs…
My dad is a chain smoker and I can't stand cigarettes. I don't think second smoke is addicting at all.
hahaha, perhaps to calm the nerves ?
Paolo: ls she your friend?
Ryuji: Thats my mother😆
😂lol her mother was so young
@@aneeshchowdhury3856 *Asians*
As an Asian we get made fun of looking young. Now jokes on them for looking old af.
LMFAO 😂 that was funny indeed.
@@Opalivian making fun for looking young is like making fun of someone for being rich. Its not a thing
Out of all the day in the lives ive seen, this dude seems like hes got it the best. Not a slave to a giant corporation, going home in the dark to sleep in a tiny box.
he seems wealthy
only to wake up the next day at 6am to repeat the circle...many of us doing that though.
@@JustBreatheOkay yea that cycle when i first finished college was kinda daunting. i think i have a decent work life balance now since i get a decent amount of vacation vs most other americans. but OP brings up a good point about how depressing the other ppl shown on this series are living in small tokyo apartments going to work, coming home to read manga, then repeating.
@@brimmed It's also because they're still very much living with COVID, so things aren't 100% in terms of socializing and stuff.
Well, that's work.
Paolo, the next episode of "Day In the Life" should be that veterinarian
i thought the same thing!
He looks straight out of an anime.
Hahaha great idea!!
Yes. Support🔥
As a vet med student, it would be so interesting to me
His father is a owner of the farm which has about 600 cows.We can said his family is wealthy but still living in a small size apartment,driving a van & eat breakfast from combishop.Opposite from western youngest.This guy is humble & know his place
Huge generalization, but okay.
why are so many people online obsessed with money and wealth? Who cares? People are different regardless of money background.
@@ForceField9 I bet it's all the rap songs bragging about wealth
That apartment is larger than many we've seen in this series -- larger than Paolo's, and the farmer and his girlfriend don't have a child. Of course, this is a rural area, so it's less expensive, but still. And as a farmer, he's not going to be swanning around in expensive clothes or cars. It wouldn't play well among his fellow farmers. I've known plenty of American farmers in my time. Their kids haven't been pretentious wastrels either.
That´s because he´s pulling his weight on his job. With how busy they both are, taking care of big apartment and sitting in restaurant will take too much of their free time. Plus considering where they live, luxurious cars like BMW or lamborghini won´t last long.
Honestly, the cleanliness of those places is impeccable. It amazes me. I grew up on a farm in America and we bought / sold cattle at auction and it's a clear 180 from how clean and organized they are in Japan. Amazing.
That's the Japanese for you. Everything is super clean. I think it's super cool, but to me it felt somewhat uncomfortable to walk the streets there, since they were clean/planned to the point of perfection. Almost sterile. I'm used to more 'natural' planning with uncut trees and greenery within the city. A matter of preference i suppose.
@@Sennken yeah i dont want to say double edged swords because most japanese dont feel that coming back but it tries to be so perfect that when things get out of place it kinda because a big deal . it sucks and its not even the governement. its the people who want those strict rulesets. and its not like its a bad thing but it just sucks when you want to have a just a little bit of freedom
@@Sennken weird take lol but i get your point of view. But for me i will much rather prefer that there are places where i go that the sidewalks has a lot of garbage like chip bags, bottles ( plastic and cans ), bags, cigs is nasty but oh well that’s what you expect when you go to ghetto parts
@@Sennken I’m a very clean person in general so I would thrive in Japan lol
not all barns are that way, but I'd say for sure as a kid you'd never have seen the dirt you see now
Can we all appreciate the fact that Paolo never disappointed us with his content 👍
😊
”Is she your friend?”
”No it’s my mother”
*curb your enthusiasm
🤣🤣🤣
she looks so young
Well taken care of just like miyazaki cattle
Yeah, that was surprising. She looks young enough to be the daughter of his father! I mean, I know they're farmers and all but this isn't Alabama.
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I recently bought a certified miyazaki gyu a5 ribeye. May very well be from one of his cows. Absolutely life changing experience. Not too many community college grads here in the states can say following their dream gives so so many people such joy.
"We take care of our health aswell" Continues to smoke throughout the episode.
Cigarettes are good for your health.
the cigarettes' was made from wagyu beef from his farm
@@purple0-12 true, cigarettes are good for your health as long as you don't believe in those science nonsense
I find it ironic too 🤣
@@purple0-12 h o w
Paolo: 'How much do you smoke everyday'?
Ryuji: 'Yes'
I Lost the count of how many cigarettes he smoked 👁️👄👁️
That's one of the first things I noticed as well, also all of them smoking inside. He seems like a chain smoker possibly.
im using the same iQOS seen 0:23 and stops lighting regular cigarette, i can't say its less harmful as advertise but definitely less odor and feels light.
13:37 "But first, another cigarette break." Ha ha. I really wanted a cigarette counter graphic in this video.
My guess is between 1-2 packs a day.. That kinda crazy lol.. Or maybe my guess is off.
Really love your day in the life series. Interesting to see different cultures and how people do their jobs. I would love to see a day in the life of a railroad worker in Japan as it’s the job I do here in the USA.
Me too!
Same!
That’s actually sounds like a cool job tho!
im looking forward for this!
railways are massive in japan so that would be interesting.
This was probably one of the best and most informative Day In The Life videos you have done. This guy seems to really enjoy what he does..
Paolo is single-handedly carrying RUclips for me. I can't find any more interesting RUclips channels.
Abroad in Japan is great too
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@@robertadams5878 trash taste for me
C'mon, you can't say channels like Veritasium, daily dose of internet and so on aren't interesting.
I hope youtube doesnt ever screw him over like they do so many other content creators
He's so charming. What a fine man! Confident on his craft and see how his eyes sparkles, just shows he loves his work.
Who you talking about?
@@12xtb2_imademahaputranaray3 the beef farmer. Its pretty obvious innit?
It's so sick and disgusting to see people sell such majestic life beings as commodities to appease our stomachs. Objectifying animal lives in a sin and I wish natural disasters upon them for disrespecting life this way.
@Waterbug they treat them like loyalty
@@linn8516 how loyal if they gonna betray their feelings by selling them for slaughter?
I'd love to see a day on the life of that veterinarian. Seems like a pretty busy person haha.
Right? lol
I don’t normally correct people but it’s busy..bussy has an uh..completely diff meaning 😭
bussy breeding
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Second that!
These Day in the Lifes are so awesome, getting to see the differences between (in my example german) different cultures is what it's al about. Please keep these coming.
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*Finally!!!* thanks, Paolo! 💕 we’ve been waiting for so long! 😊
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The amount of pride and respect the Japanese have for one another is amazing. Makes me want to live there
Bro, Japan has the highest percentage of suicides in the entire 1st world. It's all a façade.
They're full
If you’re bowing to everyone 5 times do you have respect or do you just have a weird habit with no meaning behind it. You can’t tell really.
Until you realize that Japan doesn't respect Foreigners, you are an oddity or curiosity at best. Its legal and acceptable practice for housing to flat out reject anyone who is not native born Japanese from renting an apartment or buying a home in Japan, even if they are a permanent resident of Japan or became a Japanese citizen (which requires being a resident of japan for over 5 years for a foreigner, and jumping through so many hoops you essentially need to hire an agency that specializes in the paperwork.)
Japan is one of the most xenophobic places around. Unfortuantely, not really a place for the rest of us.
As an Iowa farmer. It’s weird to me that he doesn’t live on the farm. What if something happens to your cows and your not there? But this is very interesting to see how other people farm.
My guess is his dad, who still runs the business, lives on the farm. Maybe in the future Ryuji will live on the farm.
His father probably lives on the land nearby as it is still his. But the town they live in isn't that big and the son and the workers probably all live within 10-15min drive and can get to the farm very quickly in the event of an emergency.
Most likely the son will move onto the farm estate once he takes over/gets married etc. but you can't blame him for having a little distance from the parents with a live in girlfriend, might get weird during frisky nights.
I was looking for a farmer from somewhere like Iowa
When you no longer live in the farm, that's the sign that you have made it
@@Waterbug1591 shit taste good
I love this series of a day in the life, especially how Japanese are so proud of the work they have, even though they are not CEO of big companies or work in corporations. I hope I see these kind of content in the Philippines as well, instead of seeing pranks, unending unboxing, and home tours. Kudos Paolo!
As a veterinarian I love this episode
i almost thought you said “vegetarian”
Having often spent my summer holidays visiting my uncles organic farm in Cyprus I can tell you that the cleanliness of those premises is exceptional. It really amazes me how well the cattle there are taken care of. Not surprising to me now having spent a couple of years living in Japan on and off but still pretty amazing.
Paolo, I have to say that I truly enjoy this series of different jobs in Japan. I watch them on repeat bcs it´s not only educational but relaxing as well. I hope you won´t stop with this series of yours. Many of us love it.
i agreed .. feel the same way
I randomly had a strong interest in seeing how rice is farmed, and thought it would be lovely to see you do an episode surrounding that Paolo! Love your videos.
If any of u are interested whats an agricultural school like or how it is like in Japan I recommend u watch "Gin no saji" or " Silver spoon". A super chill and laid back anime where a kid studies in an agricultural school.
I love this comment. I just mentioned how much Ryuji reminded me of Hachiken. :) I love Gin no Saji. :D
That anime was so wholesome and cool! Definitely recommend it
I Love That Anime,
My Favorite Episode Is Hachiken Making Pizza And Visit The Family Of The Girl He Had A Crush On
It's A very Good Anime
@@shirahime23 Really? I think he´s more like Tamako tha Hachiken.
Cow: " I'm hungry"
Farmer: '' Where do you want straw ?''
Cow: ''mmmm, Straight on my face sir!, Arigatōgozaimashita!''
You just killed me 😂😂😂😂
This is done similar everywhere - also in Europe the cows get it straight on the face. I think it is because they are already so anxious to get food, that they block the space with their heads and if you put it somewhere else they would not be able to reach it anymore :D
@@janbening5418 spot on!
I died laughing because he kept throwing the food at his face 😂😂😂
XD I saw that I kept laughing 14:10
Seriously one of the best RUclips series in all of the world.
What about the universe?
My grandfather was a dairy farmer who belonged to a cooperative in the local market. He once too me to market in this isolated area. I remember he gave my bid of twenty-five cents for a cardboard box of puzzles. I remember doing those puzzles in the cold and snowed in conditions in upper state New York. Lovely family remembrance.
13:47 I love how he pours the feed on the cows head lol
I was looking for this comment 😭😭
Had a bad day and Paolo uploads a day in the life episode. Day got a little better.
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Same!
The people of japanese have so much respect and pride in everything they do. Love it
As a volunteer cattle and sheep farmer on my family's 20 acre lifestyle block, I found this episode to be one of the best, and you've done some good ones in the past! How I'd love to have some of the "toys" Ryuji and his family have access to! It's all pretty much manual labour for me. That said, when the cattle are on the farm here, I only have to keep an eye on them most of the time, since they just forage in the fields on their own (except when droughts arrive, then it's feeding out 3-4 times a day... by hand... with no machinery...).
Ryuji's cattle are fine-looking animals, and he sure does have the touch of handling such big beasts. I get nervous dealing with heifers or steers once they pass the 200kg mark, as I know what it feels like to be trodden on by one of them. Ouch. Fortunately, my family moves its cattle on to the sales around the 450kg mark, so I don't have to deal with the "car on 4 hooves" that Ryuji does, ha ha. What a difference it makes having the animals penned, though - makes them much more docile and manageable. When cattle are in the open fields, they get a very "independent attitude" happening, which makes shifting them, without dogs mind you, quite the challenge.
The only disappointing thing I found in the whole video was seeing Ryuji and his GF puffing away like chimneys on their "ciggies". I know smoking is still a lot more prevalent in Asian countries than most western ones, but it still felt a bit of a "let down" to see two young people destroying their lungs, while working in the countryside, with those vile "cancer sticks". Maybe he'll wake up one day and "learn" how much damage tar and smoke does to his lungs, before it's too late.
Wow! as always Paolo serving us premium quality video!
It really amazes me how Japanese are so humble and hard worker even tho they are the owner of the said company. Not to mention very hands-on in everything regarding their business. And they even have a restaurant!
Thank you again Paolo for such an educational video.
There are a lot of people who are copying your series. But you are still and will always be the best!
I wouldn't be surprised if the next one would be: A day in the life of an alien species on their home planet.
Paulo: 'while they are in a meeting discussing how to invade earth, let's take a look at their planet'.
😂🤣
Aliens aka demons/fallen angels exists and the us govt has been in contact w/ these extraterrestrial for decades. Military checkpoints will be set up on us interstates for covid vaccination certification. Camps will be activated. Police state is coming. New world order led by obama and pope francis is coming. Jesus christ is coming back for the rapture. Get ready. Dont believe the coming ufo alien abduction narrative
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@@daebak7370 my goodness stop reading into conspiracy theories or just stop doing drugs.
Ryuji: We also pay attention to our own health"
Also Ryuji: *smokes 4+ times a day*
When your job is very physical and time sensitive it's common for you to smoke due to the stress.
@@3darkn1t this does not make sense at all. If you're stressed you do some sport to get rid of the stress hormones. But you're definetly not starting to smoke due to stress.
@@colahunter8180 Its common that smoking helps relieve stress because nicotine gives a sense of relaxation. But yes obviously working out would be a way better option :)
They smoke a lot but Japanese people still outlive majority of the people in the world.
@@etep878 Except for the high suicide rates at work.
This is so cool! I’ve been selling A5 from Miyazaki here in Texas for years at fine dining restaurants. It’s really great to see where it comes from and all the extra care and attention that goes into its production! Sugoi! ❤
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i just realize they kept so many cats to prevent rats at the farms...
Wouldn’t you use ratting dogs rather than cats for that purpose?
@@dodoweirdo In my area farmers introduced stoats to kill rats, however they all escaped and now live along the water ways
@@nahum3557 I had never heard of a stoat before. Had to look it up.
@@anonimuso They're pretty feisty little creatures
@@dodoweirdo barn cats are pretty common
"Attended a special agricultural high school" so this man is literally a character from Silver Spoon??
I was gonna say it :)) he have a girl friend also work in the beef farm just like in the Silver Spoon. dahm
Or the anime called No-Rin.
I predict more likes for this comment in the future. That anime was awesome! I wanted to be a farmer after that lol.
YESSS, MY BOY HACHIKEN!
SILVER SPOON FOREVER 😭
But still even if he's silver spoon he's putting his work sincerely, he's not wasted as most of the silver spoons are.
I really like this series. I mean who doesn't want to sneak a peek into others life in third-person perspective mode, right. Keep bringing videos to this series.
This was so interesting to watch! There is so much to do in a day working at the wagyu farm. I really love this series so much!💖
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As a farmer myself I really appreciate these ag vids!
this video is actually pretty helpful for me because i'm learning about cattle on farms in my high school vet class
cool!
15:27 At first I was amazed that they were done with work by 7pm but of course they had to come back to continue working till midnight lol
I thought the exact same. I was like "Since when do workers in Japan end their day of work at 7:00pm?!"
What can we say? All Japanese put their heart into whatever kind of job they are in. Really inspiring!
He's only been working there for 2 years, but he's so knowledgeable about every aspect of the business! That is impressive.
Yes, he even got the degree even though the farm was family owned, and he already knew most of the stuff to do.
Many farmers in Japan actually attend rural high schools and colleges which are especialized at developing farming activities along the usual.
Paolo: “Is she your friend?
Ryuji: “she is my mother”
Me: ☠️ 😂
hahahaha
Paolos just smooth like that 😂
Same reaction HAHAHA
Lol!
Japanese wagyu beef is a brand.✨
If you cook with steak, you will be surprised at the difference.😌👏
I need some baby wagyu cows lol I’m currently raising regular cows in California 😂
@TravelerPat at most farms they never roam at all and many spend their whole life knee deep in their own shit in a small pen.
I wish this wasn’t the case but I see it everyday at the farms near my house in Miyazaki
@TravelerPat lmao imagine caring about the meat you eat that you will shit out anyways. Fucking beta
@TravelerPat dont care lmao same meat and same taste. I really dont give a damn how them animals are treated,in the end they all die anyways so better to kill a dad cow than to kill a happy one. Yall really making sure that the cow has a good life before being killed for food😂😂
Are u japanese
Thank you so much Paolo this video as all your others was so interesting!!! Looking forward to the next video! Love from Maine USA
I just noticed the CC japanese captions, as a studier of Japanese, these are so awesome. Being able to read them is an awesome feeling! I wish more things had Japanese subs!
now to rewatch all the episodes! ;)
My main guy, back at it again with the Day in the Life videos. Love it.
This series is so fucking well made
I agree! I like how it documents how people in Japan don't wear masks when they could easily do so
@@dj_laundry_list wtf is wrong with you
@@dj_laundry_list sheep
@@dj_laundry_list Maybe they just value not being stressed and fearful over getting covid
@@confidential5743 Hopefully they are not stressed and fearful over getting covid, but what does that have to do with taking precautions to not spread the disease, like wearing masks?
Ryuji doing his work with his best mate is so wholesome and fulfilling man
A day in the life of a japanese barber would be super interesting
Watch ‘Natsuki the movie’ 😁
@@suzyq8134 I was just about to say that 😂
Day in the life of Sweeney Todd even moreso
Hi, if you like cooking, feel free to check out my recipes ;-)
Natsuki crossover episode!
I love how he’s smoking a cigarette during the auction, no f’s given😂
first time i see a japanese smoking hahah
@@cindynascimento7361 The Japanese are known for smoking 🚬
And in the barn.. Adds some smokiness to the taste I guess lol
Oh really i thought they was concerned about their health
@@joelebbi3774 Of course smoking affects health. What part of inhaling a burning plant sounds healthy to you?
One of my favorite episodes! Can’t wait to see more Day in the Life!
This is super interesting! We are cattle ranchers in USA and we love seeing how things are done in other countries. Thank you!
I’ve always wanted to know what a day in the life of an animator would be like
Iam animator my self, and just to let you know Its boring 😭
@@pojoksahabat1723 What do you animate?
@@pojoksahabat1723 animator apa bang
There's mangaka in a day video though
@@pojoksahabat1723 lol ive worked for an IT company once, calling it boring is understatement. Imagine sitting in front of your laptop for 18-20 hours a day!
I love this series! It's so interesting to learn about these careers and the people that have chosen them. It's also so suprising to see how relatively pleasant the lives of the cattle seem to be prior to their sale.
I recently had an A5 Japanese Wagyu streak and its got to be one of the best things in life.
Wow, this reminds me of the cattle auction I went to with my Grandpa when I was small, in South Africa. Amazing to see the similarities, but also the modernisations.
This probably one of the best day in life eps ever and that vet deserve to be in the series to paolo😁
Your videos aren't annoying and very informative and get to the point without waiting my time. I actually really wanted to learn about this and you delivered.
Paolo is regressing across the food production chain.
First it was Chef then the Butcher now the Farmer?
In a few episodes he's gonna be interviewing the Sun and then God himself lol.
Funny man
No, next he will interview a cow
He's going Table to Farm
@@slickrick2420 Day in the life of a Japanese cow
hey paolo i just wanna say i appreciate your content and the day in the life series a lot so pls don't stop making themm.
Sounds like a nice young man with a passion for taking over his Family's legacy, and taking very attentive care for his livestock. Great Episode!
Love your videos Paolo. I’m so amazed how the Japanese work tirelessly and diligently. They are hard working workers.
Will be cool to see a day in the life of a Japanese baker :) especially with their fluffy breads!!
I think he did a video of that already if I’m not mistaken :)
@@leonflash17 that's day in the life of a panko factory owner
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This is easily the best episode you have done.
I really liked this episode, thank you! Would love to see a day in the life of a Japanese rice farmer or sake brewer if you ever get the chance!
Not sure if you ever saw, but he did your sake brewing idea!
A day in the life of a seiyuu (voice actor) would be interesting
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Growing up in a rural area (Eastern Canada) so I have a great appreciation for this video. Please do more agri related ones please!
This was really neat to watch how cattle farmers work in Japan. These cows are very calm.
You’ve outdone yourself. I think this is the best one in your series. It’s so cool to see life outside Tokyo.
Please do one episode with the VET!!! That would be very interesting!!
that vet is haut
A day in the life of a japanese wagyu vet? 😂
WOW good for him for discovering his passion so early! That's really amazing, and the fact that he's so interested about everything just makes it better.
WOW! I'm not ever going to complain about the price of Wagyu anymore!
I like how for farmers, they are still very stylish after hours. Their fits for dinner were on point.
What? It looked like they were wearing pajamas.
@@vincevvn learn to japan
We want, "A day in the life of a Yakuza Member"
Oh please, don't get Paulo in trouble.
Paulo: While the yakuza traiter is getting his finger cut off, let's check out the place
@@murrayandrew7989 lmfao😂😂
Paulo: "oh look there's a head on the refrigerator. I wonder how they cut it off."
@@murrayandrew7989 you just successfully make someone laughed😂😂😂😂
I love how farming, no matter where you are, isn't just a job, but a way of life. When he said he never has time off I felt that, growing up on a farm, its a choice and lifestyle you embrace fully and all of yourself and time. This was really neat to watch.
I worked on a German farm for a while and if you take care of your cows they actually don't smell that much at all. Their dung is pretty inoffensive due to their diet and if they're in a good environment that's kept clean you won't have many problems. As strong as they are, they're very docile animals, so they were probably my favourite to take care of.
Every episode of "Day in The Life" shows the Japanese's work ethic. I'm not saying it's neccessarily good to work this much and have so little free time but us in the West should be a little more grateful our days aren't as long (myself included) :)
This was awesome! Ryuji is a real life Hachiken! I have so much respect for him. Doing this everyday takes a lot of physical and mental strength. Cheers!
Greetings, from your new follower all the way from the Philippines!
I really love your content brother. It actually inspires me to aim high and at the same time, enjoy life and be grateful for everything that I have. Lately, pandemic has been so harsh to me and I've spent my time grumbling and hating my own life. But your "day in the life series" reminded me that all of us are special and unique in our own ways, and all of us matters.
Keep up with the good work, brother.