You really make these videos fun to watch. I’m thinking of going to Japan myself and this helps to get some idea of what it’s like. The language barrier is real 😓 but the way you just handle yourself makes it look like it will still be a great time to be there! Great job man 🤙🏼 stay up and stay safe!
Not gonna lie, when you cut off after mentioning the complaints I absolutley laughed out loud! Really enjoy your channel keep up the excellent work! :)
Japanese study English annually in junior and senior high school, some initial teaching given in grammar school, but the emphasis isn't on conversational language, the powers that be want the kids to be able to pass written tests to be better able to get into certain high schools or universities. Old school thinking that the students often find boring with such a classroom educational approach, it lacks the emphasis to be inspired to learn the language because of the fun and advantages that it can bring through verbal communication ability in the foreign tongue....for travel, making friends with foreigners, work and whatnot. Often they never get the clue that learning a foreign language is fun. The ones that do become proficient in English do so because of their additional individual interest, generally accompanied by an extracurricular pursuit in gaining the skills. Been living here on the island for forty years or so from across the sea, and thinking "out of the box", is not a strong pursuit of the Japanese in general. Much a fad oriented society, people will throw themselves with vigor at something that lots of other people follow before them for the same reason, be it the car they drive or a popular food that comes down the line, like the pancake with cheese in it, got to have it before moving on to the next big thing. People went crazy over Krispy Kreme donuts when they opened up here, waited in long lines that you wouldn't believe at the shop in Shinjuku when that was the popular item for awhile.
@@keisone And you carry on the torch well, my friend. Does Japan allow drones? Would be nice to capture some neat aerial footage there. You should learn Japanese, it’s really easy to pronounce. You knowing Korean would make learning Japanese easier, especially the grammar part. Although Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji would be much harder than Hangul. Great channel, subscribed. 😁👍
I Absolutely Would Move To Kabukicho Today If I Could. For Some Reason RUclipsrs Hate Filming That Area. Have you walked by the cherry red Farris wheel yet?? Lunch time and looked yummy. People are super nice. Absolutely Loved Every Minute
Loving these Japan vids! I've been living near Osaka for 12 years now. Totally agree about the language barrier. I have a Japanese wife who I can't imagine surviving without, even some of the most simple things are such a ball ache without learning the language. Friends wise, you're right. Japanese is needed and it can be frustrating not being able to freely communicate.
OSAKA 💯 Best place in Japan by far 🤘 Circle park I called it Triangle park before lol but yeah circle park skate shop is like 1m walk HIFUMIYA ✌️ And Orange St 👌 Go inside Mandarake its like opposite that park 7 levels of Anime and pop culture. Bro if you move to Osaka I will hook you up with English speakers. Lol just use ya translator ear buds 🔊😉
I’d love to visit Japan, but I don’t think I could live there, like you say the language barrier would be very hard, it seems a country where English is just not deemed important, but the crowds would kill me, all the videos I have watched there just seems to be people everywhere, but I suppose like all big cities, there will be pockets of tranquility somewhere 🤔
Japan has a lot of very quiet areas, even in the middle of the city. Tokyo is a good example of this. You have packed streets and then you walk down an alleyway and it's dead quiet and there's a small shrine in the middle of the city. It's really nice.
If you want to try out the best onsen i have ever been to catch a train to Shin Immamiya, turn right and cross the road and on the left is a big building called Spaworld.
Osaka is super cool and yeah also grungy … I remember doing an all-nighter there with a pretty famous 90s Aussie rock band when I was asked to help with their language issues then we staggered back to our hotel and the garbage compacts were shaking with all the rats! Just did 5 days back in Tokyo and loved it! pleased myself with sone solid Japanese chat happening. First time speaking in 3 and a bit years! Only did a night in Osaka as had to get to Bangkok. I would recommend Fukuoka to you if you are not confident with Japanese-smaller city and full of Kyushu’s finest who gravitate there for university and ¥ therefore more prepared to speak with random foreign guys. I was lost there once when I was a noob and a kind girl then protected me for the next 72 hours and helped with myriad situations. Hakata girls are the hottest too!
@@keisone I learnt Japanese when I was around 29 or so. By 32, I could hold conversations pretty well. It just took quite a bit of studying. Still can't write it mostly, though, but that's okay.
Lot older than you, Galaxian and Galaga where my go to games at an arcade. Living in Japan would be challenging because the visa is not easy to get for permanent stay and also the cost. Too bad the 10Y coin didn't cost 10Y
Adam you a total success on u tube no need to listen to the na Sayers there just jealous of your success keep up the great work watching from pratamnak.
Lol, watching you kick and at Street Fighter then get wiped at Mario was hilarious! Interesting point about the language barrier. I was curious about this. I've got some tome before I'll be experimenting with living there for 3 months & am thinking now I should make an effort to try and learn some Japanese! Did you find the language barrier was equally as disruptive in Tokyo as it was in Osaka?
Yeah if anything the people seem cooler and more open in Osaka, but the barrier is the same in both.. it’s a shame really because it’s such a fun country!
3 months hey , just beware you’ll either need to stay at a mates place or in an AirBNB , renting a place here is extremely difficult even more so if your unable to speak read and write Japanese , and then theirs the you don’t speak Japanese issue, I think even Adam got this when trying to walk in and rent a room at a hotel without booking online and got the polite reply “ we are full “ over sorry no foreigners reply. It’s a great place to visit but if your thinking of living here you’ll need someone that is fluent in Japanese.
@NissanR33Ztune appreciate the advice! I've got accomodation sorted. A friend lived there for 10 years so I'll be able to rely on his network of friends & associates but I think I'll be OK ✌️
I didn’t get to Nintendo world, would be awesome to do! It’s still pretty cool there, I was wearing a hoodie every day.. but I do normally live in Bangkok, so it’s a big adjustment haha
@@keisone Yeah we live in Bangkok too so we're scared about the weather .... lol .... We had to do Nintendo land as we have 2 small kids who've begged to go ..... ;)
its funny how the tagging in Osaka is so similar to the tagging in Tokyo. I live in Tokyo thats why. when you come by Tokyo hit me up brother let’s hang out
Just have come back from a month in Japan. Had a blast. Best was overnight ferry from kobe to Oita. Sunflower ferries . You won't be disappointed. Did North to South East and West
Best to learn to speak Thai. Thailand is where your audience is homing in on. It would be a big gamble to assume having moved to Japan you'd keep the same number of , what is presently a healthy rising following.
You say living there would be difficult because you don't speak Japanese. But you loved living in Thailand even though you couldn't speak Thai...so is there some other reason too, like you find the Japanese aren't as social as Thais?
I would say the English level is considerably higher in Thailand.. People live in Thailand and don’t speak any Thai, it would be so much harder in Japan.. Especially around making friends and building a community
@@keisone Definitely true about making friends and building a community. As a long term resident with only simple conversational level Japanese, my social circle is WAY smaller here than any other country I've ever lived.
Looks lonely man. Just walking around by yourself, eating lunch by yourself. Hoping maybe you can find a girl in a bar or on tinder, Idk cool to travel and see things but sure is nice to be able to share those moments and feed off others energy
😂 wait someone said you can’t edit 😂 poor person hasn’t been around Australian’s enough to understand we don’t live to please everyone actually not even our mates at least without have a crack at them at the same time 😂
You do definitely put out quality entertainment videos, its like a full time job you know with the amount of time and effort put in to edit and sometimes you just need to take a short cut with zero care factor given, and fuck the police.
You really make these videos fun to watch. I’m thinking of going to Japan myself and this helps to get some idea of what it’s like. The language barrier is real 😓 but the way you just handle yourself makes it look like it will still be a great time to be there! Great job man 🤙🏼 stay up and stay safe!
You reached 50K already Adam!! 🎉💐 🎊 🎈💫 YEAH!!!! Congratulations my brother!❤
Not gonna lie, when you cut off after mentioning the complaints I absolutley laughed out loud! Really enjoy your channel keep up the excellent work! :)
Japanese study English annually in junior and senior high school, some initial teaching given in grammar school, but the emphasis isn't on conversational language, the powers that be want the kids to be able to pass written tests to be better able to get into certain high schools or universities. Old school thinking that the students often find boring with such a classroom educational approach, it lacks the emphasis to be inspired to learn the language because of the fun and advantages that it can bring through verbal communication ability in the foreign tongue....for travel, making friends with foreigners, work and whatnot. Often they never get the clue that learning a foreign language is fun. The ones that do become proficient in English do so because of their additional individual interest, generally accompanied by an extracurricular pursuit in gaining the skills. Been living here on the island for forty years or so from across the sea, and thinking "out of the box", is not a strong pursuit of the Japanese in general. Much a fad oriented society, people will throw themselves with vigor at something that lots of other people follow before them for the same reason, be it the car they drive or a popular food that comes down the line, like the pancake with cheese in it, got to have it before moving on to the next big thing. People went crazy over Krispy Kreme donuts when they opened up here, waited in long lines that you wouldn't believe at the shop in Shinjuku when that was the popular item for awhile.
HAHAHA was waiting for that... they can EAD.
Loved your Thai videos man as I lovee the place but these Japan videos are really growing on me!
Lol, your editing is second to none as a RUclipsr, Dan is right up there as well. Both excellent vloggers, good job.
They were all influenced by Casey Neistat. keis one’s videos are straight up Neistat. He only needs a drone, lol.
@@eyesears113 yeah Casey is a god of editing blogs, absolutely love his style (obviously) haha
@@keisone And you carry on the torch well, my friend. Does Japan allow drones? Would be nice to capture some neat aerial footage there. You should learn Japanese, it’s really easy to pronounce. You knowing Korean would make learning Japanese easier, especially the grammar part. Although Hiragana, Katakana, and Kanji would be much harder than Hangul. Great channel, subscribed. 😁👍
Fantastic yet again ... I'm living my Japan life through you from England. Cheers
What a beautiful place that is. Haha owned those that commented about your editing LOL well done 😂🤣🤣🤣
7:53 wow an Outrun cabinet, they are super rare, loved that game as a kid!
I Absolutely Would Move To Kabukicho Today If I Could. For Some Reason RUclipsrs Hate Filming That Area. Have you walked by the cherry red Farris wheel yet?? Lunch time and looked yummy. People are super nice. Absolutely Loved Every Minute
Good evening.
Very nice 👍
As a Japanese, I am very happy.
Your video made me smile🥰
Thank you very much.
Have a wonderful tomorrow 🤩
Thank you so much 😊
@@keisone 🥰😍
Congrats on the 50K brother
Thanks mate!! 🥳
Loving these Japan vids! I've been living near Osaka for 12 years now. Totally agree about the language barrier. I have a Japanese wife who I can't imagine surviving without, even some of the most simple things are such a ball ache without learning the language. Friends wise, you're right. Japanese is needed and it can be frustrating not being able to freely communicate.
I cant wait to go back in September 🎉🎉🎉❤
✅️ Checking in for Tuesday's podium challenge 👋 👍
Yooooo! Nice one mate 🥳
@keis one Thanks. ..... It's been a while. But you did tell me to up my game 😆 🤣
Nice one Ian 🥳🍻 it’s been a while since a new video was coming
@Sonny Thank you Sonny. Always good to have recognition from the most frequent Champ 🏆 😃
@@Ian4444four
Hahaha 😜🍻
ayy he hit 50k, congrats man!
Thanks mate!
Your editing is great Adam, Dan has taught you well 😜.....55
ALWAYS good videos. and well-edited. 👍
Cheers legend!
OSAKA 💯 Best place in Japan by far 🤘 Circle park I called it Triangle park before lol but yeah circle park skate shop is like 1m walk HIFUMIYA ✌️ And Orange St 👌 Go inside Mandarake its like opposite that park 7 levels of Anime and pop culture.
Bro if you move to Osaka I will hook you up with English speakers. Lol just use ya translator ear buds 🔊😉
well done crackin 50k subs bro. 🤙🤙
Thanks so much mate! 🥳🥳
Awesome video... enjoyed everything
Thanks mate!!
I’d love to visit Japan, but I don’t think I could live there, like you say the language barrier would be very hard, it seems a country where English is just not deemed important, but the crowds would kill me, all the videos I have watched there just seems to be people everywhere, but I suppose like all big cities, there will be pockets of tranquility somewhere 🤔
Japan has a lot of very quiet areas, even in the middle of the city. Tokyo is a good example of this. You have packed streets and then you walk down an alleyway and it's dead quiet and there's a small shrine in the middle of the city. It's really nice.
looks amazing thx for sharing!
Thanks mate!
Fast Ian. 🤣 That park you were sitting in looks like you could have been here in Melbourne:- So similar 🙂👍
🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳
Looks amazing, it is a great city for sure!
Thanks mate, it sure is!
If you want to try out the best onsen i have ever been to catch a train to Shin Immamiya, turn right and cross the road and on the left is a big building called Spaworld.
Congratulations on 50k
Thank you so much 😀
Osaka is super cool and yeah also grungy … I remember doing an all-nighter there with a pretty famous 90s Aussie rock band when I was asked to help with their language issues then we staggered back to our hotel and the garbage compacts were shaking with all the rats! Just did 5 days back in Tokyo and loved it! pleased myself with sone solid Japanese chat happening. First time speaking in 3 and a bit years! Only did a night in Osaka as had to get to Bangkok. I would recommend Fukuoka to you if you are not confident with Japanese-smaller city and full of Kyushu’s finest who gravitate there for university and ¥ therefore more prepared to speak with random foreign guys. I was lost there once when I was a noob and a kind girl then protected me for the next 72 hours and helped with myriad situations. Hakata girls are the hottest too!
Yeah some of the girls I have seen OMG! Haha
That sounds like a blast, Osaka is a cool place for sure!!
Spent 20 years in Tokyo myself, Japan has a lot of cool stuff. But too busy there, Thailand is much slower
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was pretty obviously an intentional cut ! i like it, keep it up !
Haha thanks mate!
I agree, learning a new language after 30 is really difficult, I couldn't do it
Yeah, learning from scratch is gonna be a long haul too!
@@keisone I learnt Japanese when I was around 29 or so. By 32, I could hold conversations pretty well. It just took quite a bit of studying. Still can't write it mostly, though, but that's okay.
Great vids you guys always posting, with great background sounds. Would be nice if song titel would be listed too.
Lot older than you, Galaxian and Galaga where my go to games at an arcade. Living in Japan would be challenging because the visa is not easy to get for permanent stay and also the cost. Too bad the 10Y coin didn't cost 10Y
just a heads up theres still places that are japanese people only, its a fact, been there
Adam you a total success on u tube no need to listen to the na Sayers there just jealous of your success keep up the great work watching from pratamnak.
Thanks mate!!
I’m usually the biggest critic of RUclipsrs because well I’m just a jerk but I agree about this guy Adam. He seems like a very cool dude.
@@jz3689 haha thanks mate! Appreciate it 😊
Lol, watching you kick and at Street Fighter then get wiped at Mario was hilarious! Interesting point about the language barrier. I was curious about this. I've got some tome before I'll be experimenting with living there for 3 months & am thinking now I should make an effort to try and learn some Japanese! Did you find the language barrier was equally as disruptive in Tokyo as it was in Osaka?
Yeah if anything the people seem cooler and more open in Osaka, but the barrier is the same in both.. it’s a shame really because it’s such a fun country!
3 months hey , just beware you’ll either need to stay at a mates place or in an AirBNB , renting a place here is extremely difficult even more so if your unable to speak read and write Japanese , and then theirs the you don’t speak Japanese issue, I think even Adam got this when trying to walk in and rent a room at a hotel without booking online and got the polite reply “ we are full “ over sorry no foreigners reply. It’s a great place to visit but if your thinking of living here you’ll need someone that is fluent in Japanese.
@NissanR33Ztune appreciate the advice! I've got accomodation sorted. A friend lived there for 10 years so I'll be able to rely on his network of friends & associates but I think I'll be OK ✌️
Breakin’ ma heart buddyyy
Did you go to Nintendo World ?? We are going to Osaka on Thursday and Nintendo World on friday. What is the temp like in Osaka right now?
I didn’t get to Nintendo world, would be awesome to do! It’s still pretty cool there, I was wearing a hoodie every day.. but I do normally live in Bangkok, so it’s a big adjustment haha
@@keisone Yeah we live in Bangkok too so we're scared about the weather .... lol .... We had to do Nintendo land as we have 2 small kids who've begged to go ..... ;)
A more chill Tokyo, why not?
Good Vides Only
its funny how the tagging in Osaka is so similar to the tagging in Tokyo. I live in Tokyo thats why. when you come by Tokyo hit me up brother let’s hang out
I thought it was going to be much more people than we see keep it up grouse
Yeah it was a Monday morning so pretty quiet, the weekend was insane!
well said haha opinions are like assholes everyone has one. keep up the amazing videos man, living the dream!
Hahaha thanks mate!
Just have come back from a month in Japan. Had a blast. Best was overnight ferry from kobe to Oita. Sunflower ferries . You won't be disappointed. Did North to South East and West
Great Stuff
Thanks man!
It’s ok to visit….but I prefer trees and grass. ( big cities are not my thing for long term) I see nothing but concrete everywhere
🙂
do they have english speaking clubs
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cheese stretching brightened my day :) Fu- the haters.
Haha yeah that cheesy thing was amazing lol
Come to Taiwan!
Definitely soon!!
Poor pigeon lol
You know, there wouldn’t be a language barrier if you actually cared enough to learn Japanese.
Nico one man
How do you make money for travel? Can you teach me?
I was shit at super Mario too, and and I owned a game shop , samurai showdown and nam 75 , last resort on neo geo where best,
Oh awesome! It was so fun to play the old games again 😊
Best to learn to speak Thai. Thailand is where your audience is homing in on. It would be a big gamble to assume having moved to Japan you'd keep the same number of , what is presently a healthy rising following.
Yeah the Thai is coming along quite well actually..
The plan is to base myself in Thailand and continue to travel around 😊
You say living there would be difficult because you don't speak Japanese. But you loved living in Thailand even though you couldn't speak Thai...so is there some other reason too, like you find the Japanese aren't as social as Thais?
I would say the English level is considerably higher in Thailand..
People live in Thailand and don’t speak any Thai, it would be so much harder in Japan..
Especially around making friends and building a community
@@keisone Definitely true about making friends and building a community. As a long term resident with only simple conversational level Japanese, my social circle is WAY smaller here than any other country I've ever lived.
Japan is a massive class above any other Asian country
Looks lonely man. Just walking around by yourself, eating lunch by yourself. Hoping maybe you can find a girl in a bar or on tinder, Idk cool to travel and see things but sure is nice to be able to share those moments and feed off others energy
I have been meeting a few, I just don’t bring the camera with me 😏
😂 wait someone said you can’t edit 😂 poor person hasn’t been around Australian’s enough to understand we don’t live to please everyone actually not even our mates at least without have a crack at them at the same time 😂
Hahaha yeah exactly, humour is lost on some people lol
Hey man, when you gonna do European tour??
That short cut edit 😂
Osaka is way better than Tokyo I agree.
Spend 1 and half month in Japan. I think is a boring country compare to Thailand... Food and Snow is all Japan has on offer probably :D
And what does Thailand have over Japan
@@KlutzyBoss hype, and bar girls for cheap sex
Hilarious flex
street fighter 1?
You do definitely put out quality entertainment videos, its like a full time job you know with the amount of time and effort put in to edit and sometimes you just need to take a short cut with zero care factor given, and fuck the police.
Thanks mate! It’s not as full on as it may seem, but I do still put effort in 😊