I want to live in a urban area, with mostly Japanese to almost no foreigners, I wanna speak Japanese, and were the people don't have to be friendly, I do want them to be polite. No matter what you think of someone you must always be polite, is what I believe at least. What do you suggest for that combination?
i'm a 15 year old sophomore in high school and i live in the united states. i've been interested in japan since i was ten years old, and studied the language since then as well so i'm fairly good by now. although i'm not sure yet if i'd like to live in japan eventually, it definitely isn't off the table. i've thought for awhile now though, that if i do move to japan i'd like to live in kanagawa prefecture. likely yokohama or yokosuka as they both seem lovely but for different reasons. (: for schooling, i'm thinking of going to college for either business or IT. i'm not sure exactly what to do though. i'll be turning eighteen in less than two and a half years, so i should probably think about it more now......
That’s too shallow… when I think of Japan I think of polite people, clean streets, beautiful and safe cities, reliable and punctual public transport, Shinkansen, variety of food and delicacies.
Chiba and saitama seem fun and interesting and exciting i want a location with decent home living size/costs so my family can visit i also want a decent mix of city and nature and want some jobs near i can do with a visa.
I think that for the climate part, it would have been nice to talk about the precipitation as well. For instance, how the kii peninsula is always hit really hard by the Summer Monsoon, accumulating over 3000mm of rain in some places. It would have also been nice to mention the Siberian winds and how they technically make Japan the snowiest country in the world. The west coast gets high amounts of snow. In fact, the only big city in Japan to get over a metre of snow each year is Sapporo and it gets around 5 or 6 metres each year but because of the mountains and the Northern part of the country, it's considered the snowiest country in the world. Cities like Toyama, Kanazawa, Yamagata and Aomori are also hit hard but are not that big in population. Kanazawa used to be the 4th biggest city in Japan in 1850 but now it's something like 35th if I remember correctly. I heard it's because of the snow but I'm not sure if that's true. The Hokuriku part is also the area with the most Winter precipitation (other than a few islands South of Kyushu), which gets lots of snow and rain (except for the mountains, which get lots and lots of snow but barely any rain). The driest part of the country is Eastern Hokkaido because it's barely affected by the moisture picked up by the Siberian winds and it's barely affected by the Summer Monsoon.
Is Sendai a good place to live in Japan because i was thinking about living there. I want to live in a place that is safe, has great food & culture, affordable, good job opportunity and nature
For working in Japan, especially for IT, especially from the pandemic people can have more remote work options. So they can live outside the city and be closer to nature. :)
great video, am a gentleman who likes to eat food 😀, when I heard you say "sumo food" I was like Allright the kind of food that I would like to eat... - CyberGod
What your favourite city in Japan?
I want to live in a urban area, with mostly Japanese to almost no foreigners, I wanna speak Japanese, and were the people don't have to be friendly, I do want them to be polite. No matter what you think of someone you must always be polite, is what I believe at least.
What do you suggest for that combination?
@@animalkingdom2871 Same here
I would love to live in Okinawa, but I'm concerned about "typhoon season".
Sapporo
i'm a 15 year old sophomore in high school and i live in the united states. i've been interested in japan since i was ten years old, and studied the language since then as well so i'm fairly good by now. although i'm not sure yet if i'd like to live in japan eventually, it definitely isn't off the table. i've thought for awhile now though, that if i do move to japan i'd like to live in kanagawa prefecture. likely yokohama or yokosuka as they both seem lovely but for different reasons. (: for schooling, i'm thinking of going to college for either business or IT. i'm not sure exactly what to do though. i'll be turning eighteen in less than two and a half years, so i should probably think about it more now......
remember a lot of places don't allow foreigners to live in their complex. gl searching lmao
What's the best way to find a place that accepts foreigners?
@@LordCohlianiOkinawa
When I think of Japan. I think anime
That’s too shallow… when I think of Japan I think of polite people, clean streets, beautiful and safe cities, reliable and punctual public transport, Shinkansen, variety of food and delicacies.
Very good videos you are making. But please consider lavalier microphone(very close to your mouth), should take out echo effect
Chiba and saitama seem fun and interesting and exciting i want a location with decent home living size/costs so my family can visit i also want a decent mix of city and nature and want some jobs near i can do with a visa.
Chiba is kind of a dump
Theres about 4-5 cities i wanna live in. Numazu, Shizuoka, Hamamatsu, Sapporo, Sendai
I think that for the climate part, it would have been nice to talk about the precipitation as well. For instance, how the kii peninsula is always hit really hard by the Summer Monsoon, accumulating over 3000mm of rain in some places. It would have also been nice to mention the Siberian winds and how they technically make Japan the snowiest country in the world. The west coast gets high amounts of snow. In fact, the only big city in Japan to get over a metre of snow each year is Sapporo and it gets around 5 or 6 metres each year but because of the mountains and the Northern part of the country, it's considered the snowiest country in the world. Cities like Toyama, Kanazawa, Yamagata and Aomori are also hit hard but are not that big in population. Kanazawa used to be the 4th biggest city in Japan in 1850 but now it's something like 35th if I remember correctly. I heard it's because of the snow but I'm not sure if that's true. The Hokuriku part is also the area with the most Winter precipitation (other than a few islands South of Kyushu), which gets lots of snow and rain (except for the mountains, which get lots and lots of snow but barely any rain). The driest part of the country is Eastern Hokkaido because it's barely affected by the moisture picked up by the Siberian winds and it's barely affected by the Summer Monsoon.
Is Sendai a good place to live in Japan because i was thinking about living there. I want to live in a place that is safe, has great food & culture, affordable, good job opportunity and nature
This video was really well done. Deserves more views imo
I can really only dream about living in japan, but if I ever do im going to live in Hokkaido or Iwakuni
dont give up on it
For working in Japan, especially for IT, especially from the pandemic people can have more remote work options. So they can live outside the city and be closer to nature. :)
Is there a good amount of entry level IT positions in Japan? I’m still in college but would love to live in Japan with my career
Gotemba..
Yes videos are back 🤘🏽
Thank you for your support! We’ve got more videos about Japan coming soon 😚
great video, am a gentleman who likes to eat food 😀, when I heard you say "sumo food" I was like Allright the kind of food that I would like to eat... - CyberGod
U good girl appreciated
Which is city is more friendly ?
Not osaka...
@@RocknCoffee1 what was it like there?
After looking around the one that has been in my interest is uji, Kyoto prefecture. Although I’m not that far along in my research…
Where's the best city to retire? Good weather nice food and good health care facilities being the top considerations
It all seems amazing but my brain deleted it so ill have to watch again and write it down in the future :)
Thank you for this tips. Helpful and informative.
that was very nyc keep it up
?? Nyc means new York city not nice 😂
@@loganm8220 lol i had to read their comment like 3 times before i got what they meant
Super helpful, thank you!
You look alot like the girl that played katana in suicide squad
Me when I think of Japan: Akihabara
You when you think of Japan: Tokyo and hokkaido
Me when I think of Japan Iwakuni
I think of Iwakuni and Shibuya
Only because ive wanted to live there for so long
akihabara is literally in tokyo, its not a city
Akihabara is in Tokyo
Volume too loww. Was hoping to see and hear this. Looks good