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at 18:35 you interview a girl who says shes danish but you put the dutch flag there and not the danish flag, besides that error keep it up making these awesome videos!
Dear Takashii, the Japanese people in the US live in Hawaii, Orange County California and Seattle Washington. You could visit those areas and find people in the Japanese Village areas to interview. Enjoy your videos very much. Wishing you a lot of good health and continued success. Regards. Mark in Springfield Illinois USA
I was wondering exactly the same thing how come any mixed Japanese can speak in almost perfect American accent 😂 Might not be perfect US accent but at least got a hint of such accent
For the siblings that are half Japanese and P.R., the flag that was displayed was the wrong flag. It was the Cuban flag 🇨🇺 and not the P.R. flag 🇵🇷. Just wanted to let you know, but it was still a great video.
I jumped straight to the comments to see if anyone else caught this. I’m a Puerto Rican living in Japan raising 2 Half Japanese / Puerto Rican kids. I love my Cuban neighbors but we are not Cubans…
Yeah I was impressed, they must have been beautiful looking kids as they are women, you know they are passing that look to the right men in their lives.
Love these halfu videos. I started watching your videos when my half Japanese half American son was 3, he's 5 now. It makes it me feel really good seeing how well everyone turned out. Thanks for making and sharing all your videos!
Yeah but they love their race and want to keep it JAPANESE, the mixes are interesting and beautiful in their own way but it would be sad for Japan to lose what it is,
@@randomperson5817 Japan or Canada people love each other I think that's enough for them to get married nothing else Japan also didn't lose anything bro😒
Wild how French/Japanese girl at 0:30 has distinctly western mannerisms when talking in French but goes full Japanese looking mannerisms when talking Japanese. Just an observation, it seems like totally subconscious code switching. It's almost like there's a natural cadence/flow to each language that is more compatible with certain mannerisms.
Awesome video! I myself am 55 years old and half Japanese & half Irish with a sprinkle of Cherokee. I was born in Japan in 1969 when my American father was stationed there in the Navy and met my beautiful Japanese mother.
I’m fully Japanese, was born there, lived there till age 9, and have since lived in pretty rural, small town US. I’m from Tokyo and when I go back there, I definitely feel American and can’t relate to the people there. But, when I go to somewhere that’s more inaka (rural, countryside), then I feel like I fit in better.
I envy people who can fluently speak multiple languages. I really struggled with languages back in school and basically just gave up. All I speak is English. 🙁
You can do it friend. Just learn the verbal tenses, irregular verbs and some vocabulary, that together with the structure of sentences will help you a lot
@@Hay8137g She is since she kind of looks like a brown Anne Hathaway but then again beauty is subjective. You probably think Kpop girls are pretty which I find that they look like mass produced mannequins.
Great video! Everyone you interviewed was very polite and gregarious with amazing personalities. I almost think that they're professional actors. They were so likable
@@cboy0394 I doubt it. There probably aren't that many half-Japanese half-something else people to choose from. But I'd say people who travel a lot between 2 countries or even move to another country have to be quite wealthy, so that probably plays a part in it.
What a cool channel. I’m totally hooked! Would be nice to see a channel just like this from every country in the world. What a way to bring us all together in the world. Keep up the great work!!!
Omg I love listening to them speaking in Japanese and their language it’s so satisfying to watch!! I love listening to them talk in multiple languages, it sounds so nice!! it’s so cool!!
@@penelopephelangelying to you maybe? I feel she’s pretty but not AS more pretty as a few of the others in the video. Just remember not everyone has the same opinion as you and that’s ok.
With the Indian/Japanese guy I can only hear the Indian accent 100% holy smokes! The indian/Japanese girls sound Indian. The Russian/Japanese girl has no Asian features at all! She looks european to me. The Japanese/Moroccan guy just sounds like a Brit. The Irish/Japanese girl sounds both Japanese and Irish to my ears. The Persian/Italian/Japanese guy sounds Japanese and looks Latin. the Nigerian/Japanese girl looks like a full Japanese girl just with a tan and braids😂 as a Canadian myself, i knew the Canadian guy was Canadian from his voice 😂
I was so shook when the Moroccan/Japanese guy came on because I’m also the same mix, and grew up in the UK too!! It’s such a random combination that I always get excited discovering others like me, and am so interested in how others navigated being from an Arabic or Muslim background + Japanese (both sides of my family were quite ignorant about the other, and I had my Moroccan cousins calling me the “Chinese cousin” 😅). Some challenges I faced when moving to Japan was that I felt my Japanese friends tried to “white-wash” me by calling me their English friend, when I got older and met new people in bars they’d be so brave in asking if Morocco was a dangerous country, or when I told them Morocco was located in North Africa they’d try to “compliment” me by saying that I look European and not African and say stuff like “you’re so pale though!” Like… I know they’ve probably never met a Moroccan person but the ignorance was mind blowing. So then I’d be like “Aw shit, Moroccan woman are so beautiful I hope I look more Moroccan and get darker skin when I grow up
I have had a few moroccan students, neighbours and friends, male and female, arab and amazigh. I think, as a maghrebi being "white" is generally "better" and has advantages (depending where you live ofc). If you look too amazigh for example, people face dicrimination from "whiter" moroccans and other ethnic arabs. I had toy scold students for belittleing berber (amazigh) people, because where we live, they are foreigners themselves and face racism/islamophobia, therefore should know better. Also, as there are many criminal moroccan men in France or Netherlands, etc. in the public eye (in continental Europe at least) (white) people have negative stereotypes towards moroccan (men). I understand that you dont have these stereotyping problems in Japan, so be happy that they "just" see you as their "English (which is not that off tbf) or African friend" - - but your family members being ignorant towards each other is sad because Ive met some of the most sweet moroccan people and I wish many more had this kind positive experience with Moroccans.
Don't forget to mention that white Dutch people are known due to pedophilia, mainly the abuse of little boys. In Asia they track white Dutch men when they visit. It's a white western value. Just letting you know if you ever want to visit the Netherlands or have dutch neighbors, don't let your kids out of your site.
super cool video, next time you should go more into depth with the questions - like how the countries differ, favorite parts about them, etc. i think it would be super interesting!
It’s so wonderful to see these happy people, proud of their varied backgrounds. I am also mixed as an Irish/Mexicana born in the states. I was blessed/cursed with curly hair. I was bullied because of it. Some kids lit my hair on fire on a school bus. This was a very long time ago. I love seeing that these wonderful people seem happy.
1:30 i like the attitude of this guy ♥. For sure as someone who has black roots, it s hard in japan or korea. but he is also grateful for this very exclusive and intriguing experience. he s also a very nuanced opinion on that matter.
I really appreciated this video Takashi. I'm dealing with schizophrenia but my background is psychology and social worked, raised in California. It helped me reconnect on a positive side with good people from great cultures. I hope everybody will continue having a great day and understand
I love watching these videos. My wife is from Osaka, I'm from the US, so of course our kids are half Japanese. At times I wish we were raising them in Japan but other times I don't just because I don't want them to grow up not feeling accepted in a society. It's really interesting hearing these people's stories. Great videos. 😀
I find it interesting that a lot of these individual's background is not from English speaking nations, but they seem to speak fluent English. Just an observation, and BTW, everyone is very attractive.
As an American, I agree! If she hadn't said differently, I would've thought she grew up here and just had immigrant parents cuz that's the vibe she gives!
@@xPand0rumx Not surprising I think. I'm sure it's not easy to use Russian very often when you grow up in Japan. If the Russian parent doesn't speak Japanese very well they probably communicate in English around the house. Could be many reasons why.
I just like it when they start to speak japanese, it's like seeing a different person and different personalities. It's like flipping a switch then, Boom. Lol
Your perception is interesting! Most pure Japanese people have the opposite personality when they live outside of Japan. Social behavior among Japanese is very strict and being rebellious leads to many reproaches at work, family and with friends.
I’m surprised there are no half Brazilian-Japanese on the video, since the Brazilian community is huge and Brazil is the country with the largest population of Japanese outside of Japan…
The majority of Japanese immigrants in Brazil are 3rd and 4th gen immigrants. They probably don't have a strong connection with Japan and thus don't visit the country.
This are a bunch of very interesting people with whom I would have love to converse with myself! I also love the little things, like every single one of them changes general demure and gestures when continuing the conversation in Japanese. Even the way they look at the interviewer changes.
I watch a lot of your videos and I enjoy all of them. But, I enjoyed this one in particular because of the discussion of being mixed race and mixed background. Being from two backgrounds is challenging when you’re young and surrounded by people from one background. But it’s interesting and invents a creative mindset.
What an incredible video - I almost felt like I was in the 3000s, and this were literally the World as we then experienced it, futuristic, edgy, and full of respect yet homogenous in a sense.
So cool to see 😂 damn even a Moroccan - Japanese mix? I like it haha we moroccans always loved Japan and it's culture ❤ such an amazing video yet again Takashi Thanks
Hey Takashii, can you please do a video about the foreigners who have lived in japan for a long time and about the work they do and other things related to getting a job there, please? 🙇🏻🙇🏻 Great video as always! Thanks.
This was so fun to watch - as a mixed race person I found this so relatable and very touching. Im half Chinese and spanish/irish/german. I always struggled with being half asian and not looking asian so I loved seeing the variety of people in this video, it was very eye opening tbh. So great to watch, thank you~
Hey, i'm french ! Thx for this video. I notice that it's the moms who are Japanese and it's the dads who travel! I'm French from Marseille and originally from Madagascar. Japanese culture appeals to me a lot, so why not go there one day and maybe live there!
Interesting the Indians and Japanese, there seem to be more than I thought. Btw The flag at 18:42 is the Dutch flag (Netherlands) She said she was Danish, which is Denmark.
It's great to see the place of my birth diversifying more and more. I hope this will open the minds of the Japanese nationals to the reality of the world we live in. Estamos viviendo al juntos con todos. Nous sommes ensemble avec toute la monde.
No, I would rather the Japanese people be conservative, rather than open their borders and have all their land and culture ruined because of "diversity". I'm not Japanese and yet I know better than to ruin beautiful Japan, and japanese!! Japan must survive!!!!
dutch girl at 6:00 reminded me when she said her different persionalities come out speakind different languages, its the same for me with my native dialect and dialect of my city, which I'm both fluent in.
OMG!!! Mina Okabe sings one of my favorite anime EDs! "Every Second" from A Condition Called Love! Her voice is so beautiful and soothing. It was so cool to see her as one of the interviewees.
half japanese is one of my favorite bands , i was searching them and this video came up , cool video actually. And yeah anyone who like very obscure or outsider music type of music give half japanese a listen lol.
These people have some of the most amazing blended accents. I hear major culture accentuation, music or art culture accents, minor accents, and modern American youth English accent all mixed together. If you ever watch the Technique Critique Videos on voice acting, act, or sing yourself-- you'll appreciate it more.
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at 18:35 you interview a girl who says shes danish but you put the dutch flag there and not the danish flag, besides that error keep it up making these awesome videos!
Good catch.
Mixed are definitely not more attractive
8:16 that's the wrong flag for Puerto Rico!! That's the Cuban flag!!
Dear Takashii, the Japanese people in the US live in Hawaii, Orange County California and Seattle Washington. You could visit those areas and find people in the Japanese Village areas to interview. Enjoy your videos very much. Wishing you a lot of good health and continued success. Regards.
Mark in Springfield Illinois USA
All I can say is, the outcome of all the mixes made some really beautiful children.
Liberal propaganda
It has nothing to do with being mixed, being mixed you have a unique look but beauty does not come from being mixed.
@@Aryantics Disagree. Being of a mixed race has produced some of the most beautiful people in the world.
y'all don't understand genetics if you think mixed children aren't more beautiful
@@VivekYadav-ds8ozdouble negative...wtf
Absolutely amazing that they have multiple languages and cultures and can explain it in superb English.
Was wondering this. Their accents are almost *too* good. They sound American...
@@Adam-f8r4h Alot of people learn american instead of real English.
@@Adam-f8r4h because some of them lived in america, but many of them dont sound american
I was wondering exactly the same thing how come any mixed Japanese can speak in almost perfect American accent 😂
Might not be perfect US accent but at least got a hint of such accent
@@tcntad87 Funny how they rather learn American English than "real English," huh
the indian accent with japanese is so interesting to hear.
funny as hell man , and he looked chinese , dude should start a utube channel or something
@@sdqsdq6274he Has a RUclips Channel
Is that a good thing or a bad thing? 😭
@@Whit3Eyes good thing
@@Whit3Eyes why it will be a bad thing ?
My Mom was half Japanese and half German. She was so beautiful. We wanted to visit Japan together but she died from cancer 16 years ago. 💔
damn bro hope u doing good
Are you ok?
I'm sorry for your loss but she was missing the Italy 😢
Sorry for your loss
You are not full Japanese nor German
They all have beautiful faces .. I love to see the diversity and how each look is so unique
Good for you but we don't like the diversity nobody wants a mix thing
It's wonderful to see all of these lovely young adults thriving and at peace with their own unique selves. Another great job, Takashi!
Yeah it’s really great to see 😊
@@Seraphim2611cool username! Is the number some kind of reference by chance?
@@DragonSlayerRob thanks mate. The number is just a personally relevant number, no reference to anything broader :-)
@@DragonSlayerRob same to you btw about your user name! Very cool
For the siblings that are half Japanese and P.R., the flag that was displayed was the wrong flag. It was the Cuban flag 🇨🇺 and not the P.R. flag 🇵🇷. Just wanted to let you know, but it was still a great video.
I was wondering about that. Thanks for clearing it up.
Love our Cuban cousins but yep, good catch.
I went into the comment section to type this exactly, good someone pointed it out
Same with the denmark one, it was showing the Netherlands flag
I jumped straight to the comments to see if anyone else caught this. I’m a Puerto Rican living in Japan raising 2 Half Japanese / Puerto Rican kids. I love my Cuban neighbors but we are not Cubans…
Your Irish/Japanese as well as the Nigerian/Japanese female guests were breathtaking ❤️🥰 🌹 🇨🇮🇯🇵 / 🇳🇬🇯🇵
Yeah I was impressed, they must have been beautiful looking kids as they are women, you know they are passing that look to the right men in their lives.
Love these halfu videos. I started watching your videos when my half Japanese half American son was 3, he's 5 now. It makes it me feel really good seeing how well everyone turned out. Thanks for making and sharing all your videos!
Indian and Nigerian halfies look beautiful
Love interviews like these❤️
Half Japanese people are so cool/interesting 🤗
When you value people based on their racial profile, I can see how you would come to that conclusion
Yeah but they love their race and want to keep it JAPANESE, the mixes are interesting and beautiful in their own way but it would be sad for Japan to lose what it is,
@@randomperson5817 Japan or Canada people love each other I think that's enough for them to get married nothing else Japan also didn't lose anything bro😒
It’s amazing how good all these people’s English is!
Wild how French/Japanese girl at 0:30 has distinctly western mannerisms when talking in French but goes full Japanese looking mannerisms when talking Japanese. Just an observation, it seems like totally subconscious code switching.
It's almost like there's a natural cadence/flow to each language that is more compatible with certain mannerisms.
I noticed, she's so soft and feminine too.
great observation!
they learn by mimicry, like children
Awesome video! I myself am 55 years old and half Japanese & half Irish with a sprinkle of Cherokee. I was born in Japan in 1969 when my American father was stationed there in the Navy and met my beautiful Japanese mother.
How did the Irish and Cherokee meet? @paulswafford732
Half Japanese/Nigerian... Absolutely georgeous
No
@@hadeelsaleh6363 why?
@@preciousfires5088DEFINITELY gorgeous
@@hadeelsaleh6363 Yes. She's WAY prettier than you
anyone got the @
I want to hear the story about how each of their parents met and such. Interview the parents !!
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traitors to their own kinds
yes! that's a good idea!
These interviews are brilliant. It's great when people share these stories. Interesting observations are made,
I'm so impressed with their language skills. When a mixed child not only speaks two mother tongues BUT also some fluent English. So cool
I’ve been taking Japanese for almost a year now. I’m traveling there in January. I’m so excited to be able to speak the language!
You will get a hard time to connect, they are not known to speak openly in public let alone a foreigner..
I’m fully Japanese, was born there, lived there till age 9, and have since lived in pretty rural, small town US. I’m from Tokyo and when I go back there, I definitely feel American and can’t relate to the people there. But, when I go to somewhere that’s more inaka (rural, countryside), then I feel like I fit in better.
I envy people who can fluently speak multiple languages. I really struggled with languages back in school and basically just gave up. All I speak is English. 🙁
You can do it friend. Just learn the verbal tenses, irregular verbs and some vocabulary, that together with the structure of sentences will help you a lot
Duo has been a great help for me.
Haha same I’ve also have always loved Japanese culture.
I speak turkic(uzbek) russian english, and about to learn japanese or german!!
Everyone can do it, do your best!!
Du schaffst das. 🎉
The half Indian and Japanese lady wearing black is drop dead gorgeous. Good God!!
Haha no
yes@@Hay8137g
@@Hay8137g She is since she kind of looks like a brown Anne Hathaway but then again beauty is subjective. You probably think Kpop girls are pretty which I find that they look like mass produced mannequins.
She looks extremely Indian - if I saw her in India I would never think she is mixed.
Her sister looks more like a North-East Indian.
@@cyrusp100 yup that girl doesnt look Japanese at all
My friend is half German half Shepherd.
Does you fiend shed a lot? I made friends with half Bull half dog.
you win. go home. get out. now.
@@AsuraVeri 😂😂😂
Mine is half Maine and half Coon 😺
Does your friend speak Doganese? 😂
17:53 Half indian/japanese girls are sooooo gorgeous
Do you know her @?
❤ definitely
Prithanand@@whyandhowdaushitenande
need the @
Agree, took my breath away..
17:35 the girl in black is absolutely stunning!
Agree
she ok , not stunning
Really? I found her so basic looking and thought her taller sister in white was slightly better looking.
I love these videos! Keep it coming! Being a mixed person myself sometimes it can be complicated to fit in.
If you don’t mind me asking what races are you mixed between because I can’t tell no offense
@@Martianig bro are u making fun of everyone why
@@Bairavaa2898 no I’m just genuinely curious
@@Martianig ok
人間はどこの生まれかどこの国の親かなんて問題ではないと思いますどう生きるかだと思います。頑張って下さい
Great video! Everyone you interviewed was very polite and gregarious with amazing personalities. I almost think that they're professional actors. They were so likable
They seem gregarious because in Japan it's more reserved, and foreigners hardly ever get a chance to express themselves.
I mean he’s obviously picking the interviewees based on looks.
@@cboy0394 I doubt it. There probably aren't that many half-Japanese half-something else people to choose from. But I'd say people who travel a lot between 2 countries or even move to another country have to be quite wealthy, so that probably plays a part in it.
Gregarious, great description!
What a cool channel. I’m totally hooked! Would be nice to see a channel just like this from every country in the world. What a way to bring us all together in the world. Keep up the great work!!!
Omg I love listening to them speaking in Japanese and their language it’s so satisfying to watch!! I love listening to them talk in multiple languages, it sounds so nice!! it’s so cool!!
Holly, COW! These people look like movie stars. We need more half Japanese people in this world 😍 specially 🇮🇳 / 🇯🇵 mix
The half Japanese half Nigerian lady is stunning.
They're all stunning....lol
Absolutely
Srsly!
@@doublestrokerollquit lying lol. She’s clearly the supreme
@@penelopephelangelying to you maybe? I feel she’s pretty but not AS more pretty as a few of the others in the video. Just remember not everyone has the same opinion as you and that’s ok.
With the Indian/Japanese guy I can only hear the Indian accent 100% holy smokes! The indian/Japanese girls sound Indian. The Russian/Japanese girl has no Asian features at all! She looks european to me. The Japanese/Moroccan guy just sounds like a Brit. The Irish/Japanese girl sounds both Japanese and Irish to my ears. The Persian/Italian/Japanese guy sounds Japanese and looks Latin. the Nigerian/Japanese girl looks like a full Japanese girl just with a tan and braids😂 as a Canadian myself, i knew the Canadian guy was Canadian from his voice 😂
I was so shook when the Moroccan/Japanese guy came on because I’m also the same mix, and grew up in the UK too!! It’s such a random combination that I always get excited discovering others like me, and am so interested in how others navigated being from an Arabic or Muslim background + Japanese (both sides of my family were quite ignorant about the other, and I had my Moroccan cousins calling me the “Chinese cousin” 😅).
Some challenges I faced when moving to Japan was that I felt my Japanese friends tried to “white-wash” me by calling me their English friend, when I got older and met new people in bars they’d be so brave in asking if Morocco was a dangerous country, or when I told them Morocco was located in North Africa they’d try to “compliment” me by saying that I look European and not African and say stuff like “you’re so pale though!” Like… I know they’ve probably never met a Moroccan person but the ignorance was mind blowing. So then I’d be like “Aw shit, Moroccan woman are so beautiful I hope I look more Moroccan and get darker skin when I grow up
I have had a few moroccan students, neighbours and friends, male and female, arab and amazigh. I think, as a maghrebi being "white" is generally "better" and has advantages (depending where you live ofc). If you look too amazigh for example, people face dicrimination from "whiter" moroccans and other ethnic arabs. I had toy scold students for belittleing berber (amazigh) people, because where we live, they are foreigners themselves and face racism/islamophobia, therefore should know better. Also, as there are many criminal moroccan men in France or Netherlands, etc. in the public eye (in continental Europe at least) (white) people have negative stereotypes towards moroccan (men). I understand that you dont have these stereotyping problems in Japan, so be happy that they "just" see you as their "English (which is not that off tbf) or African friend" - - but your family members being ignorant towards each other is sad because Ive met some of the most sweet moroccan people and I wish many more had this kind positive experience with Moroccans.
@@lenya2004 hey i’m amazigh and i’m so glad to read your comment. You seem such a sweetheart
Do you have insta?
Don't forget to mention that white Dutch people are known due to pedophilia, mainly the abuse of little boys. In Asia they track white Dutch men when they visit. It's a white western value. Just letting you know if you ever want to visit the Netherlands or have dutch neighbors, don't let your kids out of your site.
You give such great interviews and it’s so interesting hearing everyone’s background… Thank you for making these videos, great job!
I LOVEEEEE watching people speaking multiple languages. I watched this video with a big smile on my face. So admirable 🥰🥰
Love these mixed culture interviews, so fascinating.
This was actually really interesting. The half Indian and half Japanese women were 👍 👌
super cool video, next time you should go more into depth with the questions - like how the countries differ, favorite parts about them, etc. i think it would be super interesting!
I love your genuine curiosity about your interview subjects.
listening to these people talk is fascinating. with their accents and how they speak the language themselves. i LOVE these videos.
It’s so wonderful to see these happy people, proud of their varied backgrounds. I am also mixed as an Irish/Mexicana born in the states. I was blessed/cursed with curly hair. I was bullied because of it. Some kids lit my hair on fire on a school bus. This was a very long time ago. I love seeing that these wonderful people seem happy.
hmm curly hair is a human trait , not a race thing , unless you have African-American hair
@@sdqsdq6274 "African-American hair", you mean coily?
They all are stunning and have amazing energy
1:30 i like the attitude of this guy ♥. For sure as someone who has black roots, it s hard in japan or korea. but he is also grateful for this very exclusive and intriguing experience. he s also a very nuanced opinion on that matter.
I really appreciated this video Takashi. I'm dealing with schizophrenia but my background is psychology and social worked, raised in California. It helped me reconnect on a positive side with good people from great cultures. I hope everybody will continue having a great day and understand
Remember the advise of the Wisest Man whoever lived, once said,
*DO UNTO OTHERS AS YOU WOULD LIKE OTHERS DO UNTO YOU*
Great video! Small thing: The flag 18:45 isn't from Denmark, but from The Netherlands!
Omg! This interview is a gem! It must be so difficult for half Nigerian she looks Afro but is completely Japanese language preference in men etc
She looked like both.
Their language and mixed country dna is beautiful!! Thank you!
The way how they speak Japanese makes me wanted to learn Japanese so badly. Thanks for the videos Takashi always love to watch it
The half-Indian girls look like hotter versions of Kylie and Kendall.
And natural version
Real
we need their @
Kylie is a blonde Australian?
@@Bernard-q7e Kylie Jenner
They are all stunning, my God
All the women are tens
It's ridiculous right? lol.
@@doublestrokeroll Japanese genes are strong! (SHOUT OUT Winston 😂)
Still pure caucasoid girl better for me
That half Nigerian is so hot
I love watching these videos. My wife is from Osaka, I'm from the US, so of course our kids are half Japanese. At times I wish we were raising them in Japan but other times I don't just because I don't want them to grow up not feeling accepted in a society. It's really interesting hearing these people's stories. Great videos. 😀
Wrong flag at the Danish girl
Dutch flag
Not the wrong flag, just a bit early with the right flag :D
@@MufferNl It is the wrong flag. 🙄🤦♂
@@AtomicMushroomz joke flew over your head 🤦
@@AtomicMushroomzLol!
I find it interesting that a lot of these individual's background is not from English speaking nations, but they seem to speak fluent English. Just an observation, and BTW, everyone is very attractive.
Because most went to international schools and are generally skilled in either English, French or both
Half Japanese Half Indian girls are cute
WOW, The Russian Japanese young woman speaks very "American" sounding english and even her demeanor strikes me as American.
her russian was rough
You mean the annoying Valley Girl accent? 😂
As an American, I agree! If she hadn't said differently, I would've thought she grew up here and just had immigrant parents cuz that's the vibe she gives!
@@xPand0rumx Not surprising I think. I'm sure it's not easy to use Russian very often when you grow up in Japan. If the Russian parent doesn't speak Japanese very well they probably communicate in English around the house. Could be many reasons why.
Very American. And gorgeous.
Smashed this out the park Takashii. Awesome content 👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Mina Okabe, Every Second, what a great song.
いろんな個性的なHalf Japaneseが出てきて楽しいです。次を楽しみにしています。
This was beaituful to watch.
I just like it when they start to speak japanese, it's like seeing a different person and different personalities. It's like flipping a switch then,
Boom. Lol
Your perception is interesting! Most pure Japanese people have the opposite personality when they live outside of Japan. Social behavior among Japanese is very strict and being rebellious leads to many reproaches at work, family and with friends.
As a Canadian who's moved to Mexico to be with a Mexican woman, I know all of their parents probably have really interesting stories.
The half boricua (Puerto Rican) half Japanese girl is stunning ❤️
I’m surprised there are no half Brazilian-Japanese on the video, since the Brazilian community is huge and Brazil is the country with the largest population of Japanese outside of Japan…
The majority of Japanese immigrants in Brazil are 3rd and 4th gen immigrants. They probably don't have a strong connection with Japan and thus don't visit the country.
I once dated a girl who is half Chinese and half Peruvian. She grew up in Peru. She moves to Vancouver only to end up marrying a Peruvian man.
@@smashman8828 There are nearly 200,000 Brazilian-nationals living in Japan, many of whom are Japanese Descendants and their families.
You would have thought it’s just. Half Nigerians over there
東京はブラジル系少ないと思うよ。愛知に極端に集まってるからね。
They are very beautiful people❤ I love the Mix of 2 different Ethnics
This are a bunch of very interesting people with whom I would have love to converse with myself! I also love the little things, like every single one of them changes general demure and gestures when continuing the conversation in Japanese. Even the way they look at the interviewer changes.
The half Japanese half Nigerian girl is so stunning!!
I watch a lot of your videos and I enjoy all of them. But, I enjoyed this one in particular because of the discussion of being mixed race and mixed background.
Being from two backgrounds is challenging when you’re young and surrounded by people from one background. But it’s interesting and invents a creative mindset.
That half Nigerian woman is very beautiful.
Because she showed too much skin.
She has model looks
All I'm seeing are beautiful people with great stories. Great video.
the half nigerian half japanese woman is beautiful .gorgeous
i told myself the same thing
Facts
But she doesn’t date other black people
No
She is so fxxking hot holy
What an incredible video - I almost felt like I was in the 3000s, and this were literally the World as we then experienced it, futuristic, edgy, and full of respect yet homogenous in a sense.
So cool to see 😂 damn even a Moroccan - Japanese mix? I like it haha we moroccans always loved Japan and it's culture ❤ such an amazing video yet again Takashi Thanks
Well that was fun. I loved hearing about their experiences
Hey Takashii, can you please do a video about the foreigners who have lived in japan for a long time and about the work they do and other things related to getting a job there, please? 🙇🏻🙇🏻 Great video as always! Thanks.
Among the Puerto Rican siblings, the guy is very rational and mature. It was great to watch.
Dang that indo-Japanese girl is 🔥🔥🔥
This was so fun to watch - as a mixed race person I found this so relatable and very touching. Im half Chinese and spanish/irish/german. I always struggled with being half asian and not looking asian so I loved seeing the variety of people in this video, it was very eye opening tbh. So great to watch, thank you~
Tu hablas chino?
Hey, i'm french ! Thx for this video. I notice that it's the moms who are Japanese and it's the dads who travel! I'm French from Marseille and originally from Madagascar. Japanese culture appeals to me a lot, so why not go there one day and maybe live there!
Oui, c'est ce que j'ai remarqué aussi, les femmes japonaises se métissent beaucoup plus que les hommes japonais...
I love these videos ❤ it's fascinating to hear how the cultures blend and differ. These people are gorgeous
Im jealous seeing these people with mixed origin, but then I realise I’m half Indian, quarter Greek and quarter Italian 😅
where do you live?
bet your dad has indian roots, always these desperate lundian men drooling over european women lmaooo
Bro you must be putting chutney on your pasta
and i’m 100% one race 😔
Apto mixed veg ban Gaye 😂,,,,, sorry just kidding
Interesting the Indians and Japanese, there seem to be more than I thought. Btw The flag at 18:42 is the Dutch flag (Netherlands) She said she was Danish, which is Denmark.
the Foreign minister of India also has a Japanese wife
@Shiva-nx1tn I noticed this thing .
India-east asia marriages are mostly india- japan.
Same with india europe
Mostly india-Russia
7:22…
That’s a really good philosophy.
Listen up people.
Amazing interview, amazing mixes, amazing people 👏👏
All these people speaking 3+ languages! I'm so envious
18:31 Half Danish with the Dutch flag!
It's great to see the place of my birth diversifying more and more. I hope this will open the minds of the Japanese nationals to the reality of the world we live in. Estamos viviendo al juntos con todos. Nous sommes ensemble avec toute la monde.
No, I would rather the Japanese people be conservative, rather than open their borders and have all their land and culture ruined because of "diversity".
I'm not Japanese and yet I know better than to ruin beautiful Japan, and japanese!!
Japan must survive!!!!
It's so interesting how everyone is so fit!
What a cool video! I enjoyed it so much, thank you.
dutch girl at 6:00 reminded me when she said her different persionalities come out speakind different languages, its the same for me with my native dialect and dialect of my city, which I'm both fluent in.
Exactly! Cannot agree with her more!
OMG!!! Mina Okabe sings one of my favorite anime EDs! "Every Second" from A Condition Called Love! Her voice is so beautiful and soothing. It was so cool to see her as one of the interviewees.
half japanese is one of my favorite bands , i was searching them and this video came up , cool video actually. And yeah anyone who like very obscure or outsider music type of music give half japanese a listen lol.
The half Japanese/Persian guy has such an interesting story.
The most fun guy 😂.
Awesome video. The multilingual aspect is amazing.
Thanks for the video. My 2 nieces are half Japanese, half white (American). They attended international schools because it was easier to fit in.
Half Japanese, half white 😅😅😅 Japanese is a nationality, white is an arbitrary description of someone's skin colour...
@@japanese2811 Then half asian, half caucasian. 🙄
I wanted to go to an international school so badly when I was younger. Your nieces are so lucky ❤
@@kuiipoluokalani2471 they’ve done very well. They speak several languages. One is still in Japan and the other is in New Zealand.
You are making me japan, how can I move, loving there already and you create lovely video interviewing half’s .
Hey Takashi, your English is much more native like nowadays! Impressive!
Damn the Half Indian and Half Turkish girls are just 🤌🏼🤌🏼❤️
These people have some of the most amazing blended accents. I hear major culture accentuation, music or art culture accents, minor accents, and modern American youth English accent all mixed together. If you ever watch the Technique Critique Videos on voice acting, act, or sing yourself-- you'll appreciate it more.
Great job. Your channel has come sooooooo far man. I love these half episodes. I think of my kids and my niece and nephews.