DJ as a Ghanaian. Born in the UK, this guy's story is interesting, but at the same time, sad, he is very dismissive of Ghana. I think it would be very interesting to also interview children born abroad of Ghanaian parents who have lost their heritage because parents have never been to Ghana with them or even told about their heritage. One day, this guy will come to realise that even his children are not accepted as real Japanese even though they were born in Japan
My Dad retired at 65 and went to live in Ghana he lived over 85 years before he passed away in Ghana. He lived for a long time and enjoyed his life in Ghana. People should know what they want in life and not generalise. If you can afford to build in Ghana is a brilliant idea. People are using the excuse that you will die soon in Ghana after retirement that is a lie. It’s great to be Wong so you can say all sorts but when you are weak and old that’s when had known is always at last.
@@heagl I know how Japan is like. I am aware of how lifeless their country is. No matter the problems Ghana has, I will choose our stress free environment. Do you have any idea the mental health issues associated with such environment? Smh
@sherrygate3666 Good leaders don't fall from the skies. They are the people we bring up in our own societies. If you want good leaders, then you need to foster that in your society and the children and people who take inspiration from you. It's a societal responsibility. Leadership is a reflection of it's people.
@@sherrygate3666 All government properties were sold for nothing. Your Rawlings got matters worse, his many years admin too kalabule to the next level‼️❌️
Dj His view of Japan reminds me of any western European nation. Not many natural resources so the economy is built on industrialsation and taxation. Unlike some countries like Ghana sitting on natural resources. So its like get a job, pay your taxes and enjoy good infrastructure! Simple as that. Like good roads, free healthcare, free education and child support. Etc etc. It could be stressful for someone who wants to gather money quickly and move back to Ghana but very comfortable for those who plan to make it their home.
About the married culture: how the man said it is not so. The woman isn’t coming to ‘sit on your neck’. Most of the women don’t like marriage and babies because they have to become house wives especially when they give birth. Now, the women want to work and have a career so they don’t want to give birth. 2. Their culture is women managing the household. This they manage the household income. That is their culture. Most of these interracial marriages is that our men don’t know their culture hence can’t stand it but because of papers they go to marry and then you face these problems. My advice is: black men should stop marrying Japanese women for papers. You should find a genuine person and genuine marriage. Japanese culture is unique and complicated to we foreigners so we don’t have it easy here. Overall, japan is one of the best countries in the world. No quick money but a comfortable lifestyle and financial stability. The country is run on our taxes. Japan is japan because the citizens/ residents have to sacrifice a lot ie hardworking and money.
@@veraaddoyobo8482 like you said with no money but when you have some small life is no like home in abroad you have money or not white people see blacks like second citizens you think God was blind to create you in your natural habitat?
Very unwise statement about bad conditions in Ghana. Ghana is one of the most peaceful country. Speaking about the dust in Ghana, you can choose where to stay without dust
All these countries are the first based on their passport: 1.France 1.Germany 1.Italy 1.Japan 1.Singapore 1. Spain Their passports can go to about 194 countries
DJ as a Ghanaian. Born in the UK, this guy's story is interesting, but at the same time, sad, he is very dismissive of Ghana. I think it would be very interesting to also interview children born abroad of Ghanaian parents who have lost their heritage because parents have never been to Ghana with them or even told about their heritage. One day, this guy will come to realise that even his children are not accepted as real Japanese even though they were born in Japan
My Dad retired at 65 and went to live in Ghana he lived over 85 years before he passed away in Ghana. He lived for a long time and enjoyed his life in Ghana. People should know what they want in life and not generalise. If you can afford to build in Ghana is a brilliant idea. People are using the excuse that you will die soon in Ghana after retirement that is a lie. It’s great to be Wong so you can say all sorts but when you are weak and old that’s when had known is always at last.
So much truth in this interview but let’s give this guy another 10 more years and his view about Ghana will change.
Tweaaaa, working for money without freedom. There is no place like Ghana.
Peace and harmony oooo
❤❤😂
if you ever complained about Ghana shame on you .. karma is monitoring you
@@heagl So you have never complained about your parents? Smh
@@heagl I know how Japan is like. I am aware of how lifeless their country is. No matter the problems Ghana has, I will choose our stress free environment. Do you have any idea the mental health issues associated with such environment? Smh
Eiii chale oneday Oneday Ghana Go be welll oooo 🤣😂😂
You're dreaming - until we get the Jerry Rawlings type of leadership Ghana will never develop.
By then your 10th generation won't be available, including you
Oh chale 😅
@sherrygate3666 Good leaders don't fall from the skies. They are the people we bring up in our own societies. If you want good leaders, then you need to foster that in your society and the children and people who take inspiration from you. It's a societal responsibility.
Leadership is a reflection of it's people.
@@sherrygate3666 All government properties were sold for nothing. Your Rawlings got matters worse, his many years admin too kalabule to the next level‼️❌️
Dj His view of Japan reminds me of any western European nation. Not many natural resources so the economy is built on industrialsation and taxation. Unlike some countries like Ghana sitting on natural resources.
So its like get a job, pay your taxes and enjoy good infrastructure! Simple as that. Like good roads, free healthcare, free education and child support. Etc etc.
It could be stressful for someone who wants to gather money quickly and move back to Ghana but very comfortable for those who plan to make it their home.
About the married culture: how the man said it is not so. The woman isn’t coming to ‘sit on your neck’. Most of the women don’t like marriage and babies because they have to become house wives especially when they give birth. Now, the women want to work and have a career so they don’t want to give birth.
2. Their culture is women managing the household. This they manage the household income. That is their culture.
Most of these interracial marriages is that our men don’t know their culture hence can’t stand it but because of papers they go to marry and then you face these problems.
My advice is: black men should stop marrying Japanese women for papers. You should find a genuine person and genuine marriage.
Japanese culture is unique and complicated to we foreigners so we don’t have it easy here.
Overall, japan is one of the best countries in the world. No quick money but a comfortable lifestyle and financial stability.
The country is run on our taxes. Japan is japan because the citizens/ residents have to sacrifice a lot ie hardworking and money.
American ladies are the best if you find ur soulmate.
Can I have your WhatsApp number sister?
@@yussifbraimah3730 actually it’s the same in America and everywhere. If it’s not genuine love and it’s for papers, it won’t go well.
Tanx bigman for telling the truth!!😅😅
Nice interview......full of lessons 👍✌️🖐️
Man you blessed ooo hmm I base in South Korea 🇰🇷 for 7years only God knows ba the way am happy for you stay blessed 😇
Can I get your WhatsApp number?
Japan living is not easy,that is why you need to plan well for future
I swear
I will like to travel outside Ghana but man!, there's no place like Ghana.
Home sweet home we were told is a fallacy home is where you have your comfort.
As for the dust don't talk about it
What about Ghana passpor, is it also difficult to get it?
Abrantie with this your cap 🧢 and mentality about Ghana 🇬🇭
You need citizen orientation
His cap has nothing to do with his thinking....
N@@nyabinghi870
Aboard lifestyle is all about stress. No freedom.
@@steveobeng4444 well been an employee is like you've exchanged your freedom for a token.
Yes,there’s no place like 🇬🇭this guy is right
My problem in abroad is the stress my goodness it's like a Robocop living
And there is no stress in Ghana? Have you ever lived in Ghana with no money? That's beyond stress
@@veraaddoyobo8482 like you said with no money but when you have some small life is no like home in abroad you have money or not white people see blacks like second citizens you think God was blind to create you in your natural habitat?
Kobby, you have spoken well. Greetings from Australia 🇦🇺 let's link up
Very unwise statement about bad conditions in Ghana.
Ghana is one of the most peaceful country.
Speaking about the dust in Ghana, you can choose where to stay without dust
I really enjoyed this interview
All these countries are the first based on their passport:
1.France
1.Germany
1.Italy
1.Japan
1.Singapore
1. Spain
Their passports can go to about 194 countries
We need to know the story behind this story...this is heavy
The 2024 edition sees Japan sharing first place with Singapore, France, Germany, Italy and Spain. Second place was shared among Finland, South Korea
This is real fact
Guy! Dust is not everywhere that shortens your life span. It seems it has been a long time you came to Ghana. 😊
Japan 😂😂😂 the most stressful country in world
@@brownbabygirlAre you in Japan?
They should begin to populate and recruit foreigners in the military, cos China and N. Korea are threat to Japan😂
Who are you advising?
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