Not procrastinating. Malaysians, Thais, Colombians, Vietnamese and others understand that life is SHORT, so they enjoy/live life every day. They sip coffee/tea for a couple hours and/or take an afternoon nap/siesta. They are never on-time! lol People living in Tokyo, HK, Singapore, New York don't understand that; they are too busy working and making $$$.
Aki san, it is such a heart warming video. Your video made me have teary eyes while nodding in agreement of those 7 things. I used to whine ( and still am ) about how things in Malaysia not going the way I want it esp. the policies, politics etc but I realised I should be enjoying those little things more rather than worrying about things beyond my control. Watching and listening how the non Malaysians ( Japanese, Koreans, Indonesians ) appreciate what Malaysia has and they do not have , make me feel humble. I live in a country in Middle East and said to be one of the melting pot countries, but the vibes is different and Malaysia is still the best ( im biased but it is ). Even many told me why you come all the way to when Malaysia has so much to offer . Always said, Malaysia is imperfect, yet there are so many beauties to be discovered in those imperfection.
Malaysian Policies and Politics were in turmoil and haywires since the first day of our independence in the 50s. But it does not killed the country or the people. It never become a big problem for Malaysian or foreigners in Malaysia. We feel worried and concerned because we listened too much to our politicians and to malaysian media who always talk bad and hype about the negativity in Malaysia and it makes us forget how blessed we are as a Malaysian with many more positive and fun things about Malaysia.
@@mybraintalks spot on. Not to say, ignoring the reality or in denial, but I pick and choose what to watch, read, listen so avoid unnecessary stress :)
Good to hear from you again aki.. not just foreigners missing Malaysian food, even when we r abroad we also missed them… Remote Darren would flew 6000 miles from U.K. to malaysia for a plate of nasi lemak.. 😂😂😂
Can definitely sense Aki's melancholy through the video. He's already so used to the more "relaxing" way of life in Malaysia. The part about "not making noises to disturb his neighbours in Japan" is very typical of the Japanese culture. While it's good to be civic minded and care about other people's feelings, I feel that the Japanese tend to "overdo" this to the extent that the Japanese themselves feel very subdued and stressed out by these societal norms.
Well said. Having lived in KL for a few years myself I truly agree with every word in this video. The first few years after returning to Holland I missed my malaysian life every day (except friday afternoon traffic). Almost like a broken heart. I also can't wait to finally go back!
I was born and raised in the UK to Malaysian parents, and spent many years living in a few countries including Malaysia and Japan. Aki reminds me of the wonderful things in life that we easily take for granted. It's people's kindness and warmth that really makes me think there is plenty of amazing things in the world.
In Malaysia, the Muslims are about to start their fasting month. If you come back now you'll get to enjoy all the delicacies of buka puasa (breaking fast). Can't wait for you to come back and present Malaysia with a different perspective. Malaysia welcomes you
I'm a Malaysian my whole life and now I started to fall in love with my country once again, gotta learn to appreciate and be grateful for everything around me.
@@izounokuda5461 I've travelled to many countries, every country has their own beauty and uniqueness, I especially love Japan but still home is where the heart is, always get a goosebumps when the airline announced "to all Malaysia citizen, welcome home, kepada semua rakyat Malaysia selamat pulang ke tanah air".
No.7 hit me differently. I can't say for sure to say that Malaysian is the kindest or what so, but at least to the extend of my own experience as Malaysian is similar to yours, Aki. Growing up, there were so many occasion where my dad gave ride to stranger he just met on the side road. Even for myself as an adult now, whenever I saw someone have walking on the highway or have issue with their vehicle, at the very least I would stop to ask if anything I can help. Me myself been in the situation where other stranger help me out number of time, and not even one accept my offer to repay back. I guess its the chain of kindness where you receive kindness from one stranger and you repay it by helping out other stranger. I believe many people does not really pay attention to this because it just feel natural to do so.
I had a flat tire in a desolated place and immediately two people from the coffee shop helped me change my tire. I was so shocked and touched and they didn’t want to accept anything. After changing my tire they went back to drink their coffee. 🤣🤣
I miss Malaysia, too, Aki.... been away far too long😢 Thank you for your kind words about my country..❤ Now that you are considered as part of us, I am sure the Malaysians will always welcome you back with open arms❤😊
I have to mention that the hospitality i received from Japanese are the same too while i travelled in Niseko. Missed the last night bus TWICE, shivering at -15C winter, and both times strangers stopped to offer to send me back without asking anything in return. Just like you, I'll never forget how the Japanese helped me in Niseko (Arigatō with 90° bow)
Thanks for sharing this Aki. Such a heartwarming video. Cant wait tp have you back in Malaysia. It's your second home anyways :) I'm sharing this to my Japanese best friend because like you, he also misses Malaysia. Hoping that we could be reunited soon. and guess what he's a durian lover !
Come back to Malaysia. You are quite famous with Malaysians who watch RUclips. There are even a growing number of Japanese RUclipsrs who make video contents about Malaysian topics either living in Malaysia or in Japan such as Kaz in KL, Nobushan, iChang, Sunami, Kojie and several others. You can collaborate with them and it could turn out to be something really interesting. Life will be more colorful for you and them. Even some of them have decided to be a permanent resident of Malaysia. They found that the Malaysian lifestyle suits them very well and makes them very happy.
Thank you for singing such high praise for my country. Can see you really miss Malaysian food on seeing your weight loss on the video. Stay fit Aki. Weight control is of prime importance to a healthy life.
Shhh! Don't tell everyone, we don't want everyone coming here and spoiling it! But seriously, your video really makes me realise how much were Malaysians take our country for granted. Thank you!
Aki, one of the very first Japanese RUclipsr i had ever subscribed 😥, one of the pioneer of Malaysia's food hunting by Japanese RUclipsr ❤️❤️, really hope you can come back, now we have couples of growing Japanese RUclipsr in Malaysia 🙌
Aki-san, we missed you too! We missed the smiles, the excitement in your face, the beauty of your video making skills, how your face look like when you eat. It makes us happy to see you happy. Please come back to Malaysia whenever you can! 💖
Cheer up aki. Do come back when you get the chance. We miss watching your videos enjoying your life in Malaysia too. Bear in mind, currently it is really hot down here and the temperature is expected to soar up to 36C. No fun at all. Do bring along some cold weather if you happen to come to Malaysia. 😂😂 Your videos about your hometown are seriously beautiful and it is great way to introduce Japan to us. Do share with us more if you have the chance. Cheers.
Just found your channel, It's funny hearing you talk about how kind and warm hearted Malaysian people are cause it sounds a lot like what people say about Japanese people. I guess it proves that the grass is always greener on the other side.
Really thankful for your video, as a Malaysian that working overseas, strongly agree with you what we miss about Malaysia, after watching your video, it make me feel want to rush back to my hometown right away! Thank you again for sharing your love to Malaysia and welcome you to Malaysia again 😊
For Malays, the kindness is indeed due to the Malay culture itself which suits the teachings of Islam. The culture revolves around it. But even before Islam came, the Malay society is known for its politeness and gentleness. Aki, if you have the opportunity to learn about Islam and Malay culture itself, you'll understand why majority of the people which is Malays act kindly and selflessly even to strangers. Also, 'Belief in God' is one of the National Principles of Malaysia, so it is indeed shows that Malaysia is a religious country. Like other races with their specific religion.
Aki I have been casually watching your vids since those early English speaking I know how attached you are to Malaysia..you don't need validations from anyone to come back to Malaysia... Malaysia is already part of you so at any time feel free to come back here
The people are the real treasure! I was lucky to experience their kindness and see their beautiful soul. Ramadan Mubarak dear Malaysians from a fellow Muslim sister 💕
Just as how much you cherish Malaysia, I also cherish Japan. I lived in Tokyo for 4 years and have been missing almost everything about Japan. Japan has been my number one choice of country to visit everytime I had the chance to travel abroad. 🥰
can't wait to see u again and doing vlog here in malaysia🥺 Just come back whenever u want❤️ like Malaysian always said "buat macam rumah sendiri"🤭 thank you so much for loving 🇲🇾
Alhamdullillah you met the kind nice Malay man who drove you back home, though his house was on the opposite direction. I hope you will come back soon and meet the kind Malay man again. I have been to many countries too, having lived briefly in USA and Korea, but I love my home country, with all of its perfections and imperfections!
I miss your post and content about Msia. Please come again. Malaysian people always welcome you here. Anytime, anywhere. Tqsm for your beautiful contents all this years about Malaysia💐💐💐
Regarding point number 7, can't deny the fact that the Malaysian tends to help peoples when they're in trouble. One time when I was going back home from my high school, my bike ran out of fuel and this one "pakcik" or ojii-san suddenly came to me and towed my bike to the nearest gas station and he even paid for my fuel, which makes me kinda touched by his kindness. I still remembered him to this day but didn't have the chance to thank him enough.
Somehow i got wet eyes at the end of your video. Kandoushimasu. Honestly, i started to really appreciate my country after watching videos from foreigner that lived or visited Msia. Those videos make me wanted to explore more about my own country. Btw, i hope Japan will open the border soon as many Malaysian just can't wait to travel to Japan. We do love Japan as much as you love Malaysia 😆. And hope things is going ok for you and your family in Japan. Jyaa ne~~
Very interesting info on Msia. Sounds like an almost perfect country to live in. I wonder about many locals there who want to live elsewhere. Common complaints are its too hot, expensive, stressful, crowds, lack of outdoor recreation etc. Maybe from the local perspective.
Bring memories when you are in Malaysia... borders has open.. even in Singapore.. have Japanese RUclipsr Ghib Ojisan.. he showcase the food scene in Singapore and Japan..
When i see ur video, it make me realised that im such a picky person. I hadn't trial all kind of malaysian food enough and not adventurous enough.. That a lot of malaysia things i missed. I should be thankful, happy and exolore more.... Thanks aki... U made me realised it... Welcome again to malaysia.. Malaysia is waiting u..
I feel you Aki-san, I miss M'sia too, looking forward to return home. Glad to hear you enjoy M'sia so much. Border is opened, M'sia welcomes you back!! Cheers!!!
A very polite way of expressing how Malaysians tend to procrastinate 🤣
on the way sayang
Not procrastinating. Malaysians, Thais, Colombians, Vietnamese and others understand that life is SHORT, so they enjoy/live life every day. They sip coffee/tea for a couple hours and/or take an afternoon nap/siesta. They are never on-time! lol
People living in Tokyo, HK, Singapore, New York don't understand that; they are too busy working and making $$$.
@@se7enzee444 And thats why they are so frikin advance but i get what u mean tho
@@dariusmil873 u can't bring advancement to next life ..
Money too doesn't bring happiness ..
@@dariusmil873 Everything has its pros n cons. While being more advanced, they don’t know how to relax and enjoy life that well.
Your face clearly shows that you really are missing us Malaysian so much. Kesian Aki.. Cepat-cepat la datang sini balek 😘
僕はマレーシアに生まれて、何年もマレーシアに住んでいて、生活に関することは文句が一杯あると思います。しかし、あきさんの動画を見た後、僕はいつも良い環境に恵まれたのに、気づかなかった。動画をアップロードしていただき、ありがとうございます。
君の日本語すっごい！
mas malaysia itu negara rasis dong..
いいねえ〜
Aki san, it is such a heart warming video. Your video made me have teary eyes while nodding in agreement of those 7 things. I used to whine ( and still am ) about how things in Malaysia not going the way I want it esp. the policies, politics etc but I realised I should be enjoying those little things more rather than worrying about things beyond my control. Watching and listening how the non Malaysians ( Japanese, Koreans, Indonesians ) appreciate what Malaysia has and they do not have , make me feel humble. I live in a country in Middle East and said to be one of the melting pot countries, but the vibes is different and Malaysia is still the best ( im biased but it is ). Even many told me why you come all the way to when Malaysia has so much to offer . Always said, Malaysia is imperfect, yet there are so many beauties to be discovered in those imperfection.
Very well said
Malaysian Policies and Politics were in turmoil and haywires since the first day of our independence in the 50s. But it does not killed the country or the people. It never become a big problem for Malaysian or foreigners in Malaysia. We feel worried and concerned because we listened too much to our politicians and to malaysian media who always talk bad and hype about the negativity in Malaysia and it makes us forget how blessed we are as a Malaysian with many more positive and fun things about Malaysia.
@@mybraintalks spot on. Not to say, ignoring the reality or in denial, but I pick and choose what to watch, read, listen so avoid unnecessary stress :)
Totally agree with you!
Guess you never know what you get until it's gone
aki-san, I can sense the sadness in your face, the eyes, and your tone/voice. cheer up! come back to Malaysia and go back to Japan when you miss it
Good to hear from you again aki.. not just foreigners missing Malaysian food, even when we r abroad we also missed them… Remote Darren would flew 6000 miles from U.K. to malaysia for a plate of nasi lemak.. 😂😂😂
私もクアラルンプールに2回行きました。食事と暖かい人柄、コスパの良いものが沢山あり、とても素晴らしいと思いました。しかし、暑さだけは、体に合いませんでした。暑さが気にならない方が羨ましいです。でも、また必ず旅行に行きます！日本にはないあの味が忘れられません🙌
Can definitely sense Aki's melancholy through the video. He's already so used to the more "relaxing" way of life in Malaysia. The part about "not making noises to disturb his neighbours in Japan" is very typical of the Japanese culture. While it's good to be civic minded and care about other people's feelings, I feel that the Japanese tend to "overdo" this to the extent that the Japanese themselves feel very subdued and stressed out by these societal norms.
Well said. Having lived in KL for a few years myself I truly agree with every word in this video. The first few years after returning to Holland I missed my malaysian life every day (except friday afternoon traffic). Almost like a broken heart. I also can't wait to finally go back!
Haven't been back to Malaysia in years. You make me miss malaysia even more 😢 hope to travel there soon!
Malaysia has open "sempadan negara" so you can visit Malaysia NOW!!!
we miss you too Aki...pls come back to Malaysia and provide with all your beautiful videos soonest
What a heartwarming video, I feel emotionally touched by all 7 points. The international border is now open, we welcome Aki with open arms!
same here....
I was born and raised in the UK to Malaysian parents, and spent many years living in a few countries including Malaysia and Japan. Aki reminds me of the wonderful things in life that we easily take for granted. It's people's kindness and warmth that really makes me think there is plenty of amazing things in the world.
God bless you Aki San
In Malaysia, the Muslims are about to start their fasting month. If you come back now you'll get to enjoy all the delicacies of buka puasa (breaking fast). Can't wait for you to come back and present Malaysia with a different perspective. Malaysia welcomes you
I'm a Malaysian my whole life and now I started to fall in love with my country once again, gotta learn to appreciate and be grateful for everything around me.
As a Malaysian sometimes the best way to appreciate this country is travel outside of it and think... What if I can never go back anymore?
@@izounokuda5461 I've travelled to many countries, every country has their own beauty and uniqueness, I especially love Japan but still home is where the heart is, always get a goosebumps when the airline announced "to all Malaysia citizen, welcome home, kepada semua rakyat Malaysia selamat pulang ke tanah air".
@@Jeremy-lq4ii me too
Thank you Aki. You are a Malaysian already ....in your heart.
A malaysian living here in japan and finally counting days to go home after almost 3 years. Kinda feeling the same thing as you, Aki.
私は年内か年明けまでにはマレーシア移住を計画しておりました。こちらのチャンネルで 非常に素直で知りたかった情報が得られてとても感動しています。他の動画も見させて頂きましたが、細部まで優しさが溢れる動画で 見ていてとても心地よかったです❤本当にありがとう❤✨✨
Yes, the feeling of missing delicious Malaysian food ! I feel you man.
I still remember in your early days in Malaysia... N Time flies so fast. Take care Aki-san.
If you arrived in KL/Malaysia around 2am, 3am, don’t worry because our Mamak restaurants/stalls can opened 24 hours as usual😅
No.7 hit me differently.
I can't say for sure to say that Malaysian is the kindest or what so, but at least to the extend of my own experience as Malaysian is similar to yours, Aki.
Growing up, there were so many occasion where my dad gave ride to stranger he just met on the side road.
Even for myself as an adult now, whenever I saw someone have walking on the highway or have issue with their vehicle, at the very least I would stop to ask if anything I can help.
Me myself been in the situation where other stranger help me out number of time, and not even one accept my offer to repay back.
I guess its the chain of kindness where you receive kindness from one stranger and you repay it by helping out other stranger.
I believe many people does not really pay attention to this because it just feel natural to do so.
It's a pay forward....😆😆
Pay it forward.
I had a flat tire in a desolated place and immediately two people from the coffee shop helped me change my tire. I was so shocked and touched and they didn’t want to accept anything. After changing my tire they went back to drink their coffee. 🤣🤣
I miss Malaysia, too, Aki.... been away far too long😢 Thank you for your kind words about my country..❤
Now that you are considered as part of us,
I am sure the Malaysians will always welcome you back with open arms❤😊
Hi Aki . Thanks for the video. Even we Malaysian craving for Ramli burger middle of the night.
アキさんこんばんは～お疲れ様です。早くマレーシアに行けるといいですね。また、お会いしましょう。
I have to mention that the hospitality i received from Japanese are the same too while i travelled in Niseko. Missed the last night bus TWICE, shivering at -15C winter, and both times strangers stopped to offer to send me back without asking anything in return. Just like you, I'll never forget how the Japanese helped me in Niseko (Arigatō with 90° bow)
hey Aki, you need to come back. you have alot more food to try in Borneo
Thanks for sharing this Aki. Such a heartwarming video. Cant wait tp have you back in Malaysia. It's your second home anyways :) I'm sharing this to my Japanese best friend because like you, he also misses Malaysia. Hoping that we could be reunited soon. and guess what he's a durian lover !
Please come back.. We also miss u.. U r d 1st Japanese RUclips that I ever watched.. N u r the 1 that make me so greatful that I've born in Malaysia..
Come back to Malaysia. You are quite famous with Malaysians who watch RUclips. There are even a growing number of Japanese RUclipsrs who make video contents about Malaysian topics either living in Malaysia or in Japan such as Kaz in KL, Nobushan, iChang, Sunami, Kojie and several others. You can collaborate with them and it could turn out to be something really interesting. Life will be more colorful for you and them. Even some of them have decided to be a permanent resident of Malaysia. They found that the Malaysian lifestyle suits them very well and makes them very happy.
Aya chan also become a youtuber in Malaysia..
@@gokusempoi9956 Yes.
Kaori, Samurai Dad, MalayPan many more....oh Wasabi Laksa js went home to Japan.
@@cywongs Yes.
Well Aki. Live here in Malaysia but you should never give up your Japanese passport (Malaysia does not recognize dual citizenship)
Thank you for singing such high praise for my country.
Can see you really miss Malaysian food on seeing your weight loss on the video. Stay fit Aki. Weight control is of prime importance to a healthy life.
Shhh! Don't tell everyone, we don't want everyone coming here and spoiling it!
But seriously, your video really makes me realise how much were Malaysians take our country for granted. Thank you!
Too late. 😂
Heyy Aki. Nice to watch your latest video. Cant wait to watch your next2 food hunting either in malaysia or japan 😊 we love your content
Aki, one of the very first Japanese RUclipsr i had ever subscribed 😥, one of the pioneer of Malaysia's food hunting by Japanese RUclipsr ❤️❤️, really hope you can come back, now we have couples of growing Japanese RUclipsr in Malaysia 🙌
Can wait for u to visit malaysia again...hope everything well on your end
Malaysia is a cat loving country.. You can see a lot straiy cats doesn't afriad human being passing by or rub their belly.. 😁😁😁
Meow 🐱 approved.
Learn to cook Malaysian food Aki! I know the feeling. When I was in the USA, I missed Malaysian food so bad, that I had to learn how to cook.
Thanks for your kind words about Malaysia..hopefully u will always be blessed and guided in your life..
Dear bro Aki.....we miss you as well...😭😭..... please come back to Malaysia soonest possible....🙋🙋🙋... very much love from all of us..,👫👬👭🧑🤝🧑😆😄😅....
Welcome back to Malaysia Aki. The border is opened 😄
Aki-san, we missed you too! We missed the smiles, the excitement in your face, the beauty of your video making skills, how your face look like when you eat. It makes us happy to see you happy. Please come back to Malaysia whenever you can! 💖
Cheer up aki. Do come back when you get the chance. We miss watching your videos enjoying your life in Malaysia too. Bear in mind, currently it is really hot down here and the temperature is expected to soar up to 36C. No fun at all. Do bring along some cold weather if you happen to come to Malaysia. 😂😂
Your videos about your hometown are seriously beautiful and it is great way to introduce Japan to us. Do share with us more if you have the chance. Cheers.
Just found your channel, It's funny hearing you talk about how kind and warm hearted Malaysian people are cause it sounds a lot like what people say about Japanese people. I guess it proves that the grass is always greener on the other side.
Really thankful for your video, as a Malaysian that working overseas, strongly agree with you what we miss about Malaysia, after watching your video, it make me feel want to rush back to my hometown right away! Thank you again for sharing your love to Malaysia and welcome you to Malaysia again 😊
Thank you for loving Malaysian
For Malays, the kindness is indeed due to the Malay culture itself which suits the teachings of Islam. The culture revolves around it. But even before Islam came, the Malay society is known for its politeness and gentleness.
Aki, if you have the opportunity to learn about Islam and Malay culture itself, you'll understand why majority of the people which is Malays act kindly and selflessly even to strangers.
Also, 'Belief in God' is one of the National Principles of Malaysia, so it is indeed shows that Malaysia is a religious country. Like other races with their specific religion.
Done dakwahh haha
True ...indeed it is because Islamic teaching
Betul tu
If u think u need religion to be kind u r a bigot,the biggest bigot
Please no thanks on flying horse fantasy
Aki I have been casually watching your vids since those early English speaking I know how attached you are to Malaysia..you don't need validations from anyone to come back to Malaysia... Malaysia is already part of you so at any time feel free to come back here
Aki San, it warms my heart watching this video and your sharing(no.7). Hope you get to revisit whatever you miss most in Msia soon👍🌈🍻🤟💙
毎日、動画をみています。理由は他のみなさんとは少しちがっていて、私の息子とアキさんがそっくりだから。息子は東京にいるので毎日会うことはできません。アキさんが楽そうに笑っておられるのをみるのが楽しみです。これからも、動画をまっています。
それと、私はアキさんの動画を見て英語をもう一度、勉強したくなりました。
Who knows, after this Aki-san greet us when he already at Malaysia 😁 Terima kasih Aki untuk komen yang positif. Semoga awak dapat kembali ke Malaysia~
The people are the real treasure! I was lucky to experience their kindness and see their beautiful soul. Ramadan Mubarak dear Malaysians from a fellow Muslim sister 💕
Ramadhan Kareem to you too sister...love from malaysia
Ramadan Mubarak to you too sis!
This video is so heartwarming ❤
Hi Aki! we miss your beautiful videos too! and Yes, you need to comeback, to stay or holiday, you're always welcome!
Don't worry Aki. I also miss you here. 💕 You cam come Malaysia whenever you miss us here. Indeed, Malaysia already open the boarder to foreigners 🤗
Just as how much you cherish Malaysia, I also cherish Japan. I lived in Tokyo for 4 years and have been missing almost everything about Japan. Japan has been my number one choice of country to visit everytime I had the chance to travel abroad. 🥰
can't wait to see u again and doing vlog here in malaysia🥺 Just come back whenever u want❤️ like Malaysian always said "buat macam rumah sendiri"🤭 thank you so much for loving 🇲🇾
Great to watch this video.
I want to said upfront to you Aki san..
WELCOME HOME!!
Malaysia is waiting for you.
Alhamdullillah you met the kind nice Malay man who drove you back home, though his house was on the opposite direction. I hope you will come back soon and meet the kind Malay man again. I have been to many countries too, having lived briefly in USA and Korea, but I love my home country, with all of its perfections and imperfections!
I returned to Japan half a year ago. I have exactly the same feelings as Aki san😢
Thanks aki-san for loving malaysia..😀😀😀😀thanks also for rhis awwsome vdeo..take gud care and enjoy ur time with ur belove family n ppl
I miss your post and content about Msia. Please come again. Malaysian people always welcome you here. Anytime, anywhere. Tqsm for your beautiful contents all this years about Malaysia💐💐💐
Heartwarming video from Aki-san 😊 make me very grateful for something I take for granted..
I hope we can see Nagano scenery videos from Aki-san 🤩
Aww..so kind of u..u made me teary Aki san..we always welcome u to Malaysia..
This video we can call "Curhat" Shorts for curahan hati which means expressing the feeling or expressing what in our heart
Thank you for your nice comments about Malaysia. Missed you.. Love your videos.. 👍❤
Thank you for your kind words and remind me how blessed I am :)
These are all the things we should be thankful for. Sometimes we forget about how great Malaysia is and we have Aki to remind us of it. ☺
Regarding point number 7, can't deny the fact that the Malaysian tends to help peoples when they're in trouble. One time when I was going back home from my high school, my bike ran out of fuel and this one "pakcik" or ojii-san suddenly came to me and towed my bike to the nearest gas station and he even paid for my fuel, which makes me kinda touched by his kindness. I still remembered him to this day but didn't have the chance to thank him enough.
Tq Aki for positive comments on malaysians. Tq for appreciating its people.🙂🥰 I'm from Ipoh.
Somehow i got wet eyes at the end of your video. Kandoushimasu. Honestly, i started to really appreciate my country after watching videos from foreigner that lived or visited Msia. Those videos make me wanted to explore more about my own country.
Btw, i hope Japan will open the border soon as many Malaysian just can't wait to travel to Japan.
We do love Japan as much as you love Malaysia 😆.
And hope things is going ok for you and your family in Japan.
Jyaa ne~~
Feel so overwelmed 🥺❤
Thank you Aki 🌹
Very interesting info on Msia. Sounds like an almost perfect country to live in. I wonder about many locals there who want to live elsewhere. Common complaints are its too hot, expensive, stressful, crowds, lack of outdoor recreation etc. Maybe from the local perspective.
Aki San, thank you so much for your positive comments on Malaysia. Looking forward to your return to Malaysia soon. See you! ❤️
Bring memories when you are in Malaysia... borders has open.. even in Singapore.. have Japanese RUclipsr Ghib Ojisan.. he showcase the food scene in Singapore and Japan..
See you soon Aki San. In Malaysia of course! 🌴🇲🇾🌄
omg..i feel like i wanna cry..i can hear u really miss malaysia from this vid.
we missed u too Aki. pls come back to Malaysia anytime. keep updating ur videos ok. somehow watching ur channel 'comfort' me 😆
Welcome back Aki!...we are waiting for your next video in Malaysia
#5 - same, same here man. sitting alone and looking at the skyline/city in KL really calms you down and gives you ideas while meditating lol
Looking forward to your return Aki San. Jangan tunggu lama-lama ya.
When i see ur video, it make me realised that im such a picky person. I hadn't trial all kind of malaysian food enough and not adventurous enough.. That a lot of malaysia things i missed. I should be thankful, happy and exolore more.... Thanks aki... U made me realised it... Welcome again to malaysia.. Malaysia is waiting u..
Hurry2 come back to malaysia Aki. Malaysia misses you too.
Have a good journey aki san
Man your videos are always well produced!
You are not the only Japanese I know that misses Malaysian food. Since you love Malaysia so much, you should bring your parents.
You are always welcome back to Malaysia Aki
Welcome back anytime. The foods are waiting for you.
The food will always be there but the prices might be double. lol
Welcome back to Malaysia Aki...we miss you too
Aki you are always welcome back here, permanently !
you r always welcomed here in Malaysia..hurry up, we r almost entering the month of Ramadhan now n there will be Ramadhan bazaars everywhere lol.
U made me miss malaysia aki san. Although i'm living in malaysia and never been to anywhere before. Lol. Welcome back home aki!!
Aki-san you look much slimmer now that you are back in Japan. Back then, you were a little bit fluffy cause of Malaysia's food
Miss all your videos in Msia and hope u can come back soon
Welcome back!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Welcome back Aki! Welcome home ❤
U have coming back right now☺️✌️
I feel you Aki-san, I miss M'sia too, looking forward to return home. Glad to hear you enjoy M'sia so much. Border is opened, M'sia welcomes you back!! Cheers!!!
Awww ...Aki dont be so sad 😢you are always welcome back to Malaysia . In the meantime do take care and stay safe ok.
Cepat Aki kemas beg dan selamat pulang ke malaysia!!