another day living in tokyo // my day off // japan vlog
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- Опубликовано: 23 мар 2024
- "what do you do an a day off?"
have a look right here!
basically i am chilling, walking around, reminiscing about home, getting coffee and toilet paper.
enjoy :)
0:11 day off
1:34 work-life-balance
4:10 he is a lucky guy
5:51 my favourite ramen place
7:11 with oat milk please
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hi!
my name is jantje and this is honto me.
i moved to tokyo and i want to make cool videos to show you about my new life in japan.
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ほんとみ // honto me
if you have any tips on what helps with hay fever, please let me know here
thaaaaaanks
I think many people take Allegra (アレグラ), which is a branded Fexofenadine, but that's never worked for me. There's ContacZ, which is Cetirizine, and then there's Contac 600+ which is Chlorpheniramine. Personally, the last one is the only one that had worked for me, but it makes my throat feel really dry all the time. Recently I started using Ameton Arumedi (アメトン アルメディ), which is also Chlopheniramine, but doesn't seem to make my throat feel dry like Contac. The catch is I have to take it 3x a day and it's 1.5x the daily dose of Contac (which is why I tried it, but you might not need that high a dose). You'll just have to try some and see what works for you. I'd probably try Allegra first.
Also, internal medicine clinic (内科) doctors can prescribe antihistamines on your health insurance, but they don't do repeat prescriptions here, so it's a bit of a pain to keep going back to your doctor when you need more, so I've never bothered.
glad I came across your channel! coming from nyc, agreed it’s a challenge to adjust to to work life balance in a busy city. thanks for sharing your day off with us 😊
thanks for the kind message😊 of heard nyc is super busy too when it comes to the work culture
@@hontome everyone is hustling for sure 😅
Add fermented foods to your diet. I was having all kinds of problems with food allergies, and my health was suffering. I added kim chee, saurkraut, miso soup, kombucha and fresh dill pickles. It really helped. You can get natto in Japan as well.
yeey sounds great! luckily I love fermented stuff.😊 I'll try this from now on. Thank you so much!
In Japan it’s pretty common to use 熱さまシート. Some special sheets to cool your body. You can try that out next time🙂
Thanks for so much great inspiration! I love your vlogging style, it's so cool to see what you created there with so much love for details! I used to live in Tokyo for two years, then went back to Germany - and now I'm back to Japan again, but this time being married to my Japanese husband. Happy that you enjoyed Tokyo!
thank you so much for leaving such a nice comment! i was actually super stressed about my editing today and this put a smile on my face :) do you live in tokyo again or did you move somewhere else this time?
@@hontome Of course, I mean it! :) I'm happy that you're feeling better about your video now. I think in the end we're all unsure sometimes, but doing your best is always good and enough :)
I'm living in Shizuoka now! I miss Tokyo sometimes, but it's not too far from here and I also like the quiet life now haha :D
@kiraku_ni I love shizuoka! I actually told kento two days ago that I could see myself living there haha
I love how green and calm it is over there. I'm actually going for golden week. If you can recommend anything, let me know!
I was surprised to hear that you are from Germany! Your accent in English is practically flawless, you sound like an American!
awww thank you! i always wondered if my accent is showing a lot :)
wirklich gute Video
Dankeschön! 😊
I first got hayfever when I moved from Germany to Australia. 😢
Do you have it when you're back in Germany? I still have hope left that I'm only allergic to "japanese pollen" 😅
Yes I did, but not as bad or as often.
shoot. I'm gonna hope for the best haha
Yeah, I got it when I moved to Japan from the UK. I'm still fine when I visit the UK.
@@hontomeI didn't in the UK, but Japanese cedar pollen messes me up. I get really bad headaches. I still seem fine when I visit the UK.
Hi,
Versuchs mal mit einem Raumbefeuchter "humidipher" sowie einen Luftreiniger (Feinstaub/Pollenwerte in Tokyo sind hoch)😊 Und bei Schimmel oder humider Luft einen RaumENTfeuchter. Diese Geräte sind man auch ständig bei anderen japan vlogger und ist ein bekanntes Problem. Hoffentlich hilft es🍀
Danke für den Tipp
Heidewitzka, nur 10 Tage INKLUSIVE Kranksein! Hab ja schon gehört, dass der Arbeitsdruck in Japan anders ist als in Deutschland, aber das ist schon ganz schön wenig [selbst wenn es über die Jahre mehr wird...]
Ich bin ganz neu auf deinem Kanal. Vielleicht hast du es in einem früheren Video erwähnt, was ich noch nicht gesehen hab, aber du bist also "normal" angestellt in Japan? Und arbeitest mit japanischen Kindern? Darf ich fragen wie/womit/wie lange du Japanisch gelernt hast?
Ich hab schon seit meiner Kindheit Heuschnupfen und nehme Lorano, was bei mir ganz ok wirkt. ^^° An manchen Tagen juckt die Nase trotzdem arg. Cetirizin hab ich nicht vertragen. Das hat mich so müde gemacht, dass es mich jeden Nachmittag 4 h ausgeknockt hat. Wollte mich eigentlich immer mal immunisieren lassen, aber irgendwie vergesse ich es jeden Herbst wieder...
heeey dankeschön für deinen netten Kommentar! 😊 Ich bin ganz normal in Japan angestellt und mein Arbeitgeber sponsort mein Visum. Da hatte ich echt Glück, als ich da angefangen habe. Der Kindergarten in dem ich arbeite ist englischsprachig weswegen wir viele japanische Kinder haben, aber auch kids aus dem Ausland. Danke für die Tipps mit dem Heuschnupfen!! Das probiere ich definitiv aus. Zum Glück ist es in Japan aber jetzt schon so warm, dass die Heuschnupfen Zeit schon wieder vorbei ist. Cool dass du meinen Kanal gefunden hast. 🤗
Thank yoouu😊 I'll try for sure hehe
You don't actually have 10 days of paid leave *per year*, you have 10 days of paid leave after 6 months in your first year, 11 days after another year, then 12, 14, 16, 18, and then after 6.5 years, you have 20. I've heard that some companies (e.g. in tech) give you all 20 days from the beginning, but my company didn't, but now I have 20 days and use it. :D
Also, the next silver week is in 2026 (the last one was in 2015). It's in September, and it's when Respect for the Aged day, Autumnal Equinox Day, and "Kokumin no kyujitsu" between them fall immediately after a weekend, so you get the weekend, and then another 3 days off in a row, so if you take the Thursday and Friday off, you can get 9 days off and only use 2 days of paid leave.
True true! From next year I'll have eleven but it still strikes me as so little time off haha
I'm happy you take all your 20 days! It's so typical for Japanese to not take them all. I could never...😂
You sound like my german wine buddy konstitine baum. lol
now I finally have a reference of what I sound like to Native Speakers thanks 😂
@@hontome A girl version. Though, not like.. haha ;p