not sure why this popped up in my feed... I lived in Japan when I was a young'un from 2 until 6, in the mid 60s. We rode out a few typhoons, sometimes in the bathtub with a mattress at the ready. Happy and terrifying memories. Blessings to your family!
Japan has less than 1% of the world's land area, but more than 20% of natural disasters such as earthquakes, typhoons,heavy snow and volcanoes are concentrated in this disaster-prone area. This is one of the reasons why renewable energy such as solar power generation and wind power generation do not spread. Solar panels and windmills are often destroyed by natural disasters, causing damage to people around them. Deforestation by mega solar has caused many landslides and mountain collapses when it rains, causing deaths.
You're right. Therefore, Japan caused a nuclear power plant accident in Fukushima due to the 3.11 earthquake, and now the proportion of nuclear power generation in Japan as a whole is more than 60% lower than before. Instead, it produces electricity by allocating thermal power, hydraulic power, geothermal power, wind power, and other renewable energies. Gas turbine combined cycle power generation, etc ...
Same here in our region in the Philippines. Even it was a normal storm, it feels like it's a typhoon. Climate change is so real. I remembered last Christmas we were hit by a typhoon and I just woke up like our house was merely wet gladly. We secured everything but it sucks to eat all the food we prepared until new year. We have no choice but to consume it all. I am thankful that everyone here is safe. Please do take care always guys. ❤️🇵🇭
typhoons were scary when I was in Japan, because I live in San Diego and had never experienced it. We were inside costco when it hit and everyone had to evacuate.
That's a big compliment - thanks! Ghibli stories are well-told and well-illustrated! And thanks on the studio - it will be there as long as our friends are traveling (which may only be a couple of months still). At least we have a bedroom again!
The only time I encountered rain in Japan was in Kyoto. I live in San Francisco where there are a lot of hills, and during the heavy rainy days, I am not any victim of floods at my residence, but if the storm drains are clogged, that is mostly on the flat parts of the city.
Thanks for sharing a glimpse into you and your families lives! I also want to thank you for the inspiration to create music, as this year I picked up a keyboard and now after 7 months of practice, I'm able to play some of my favourite songs! Your kids are all so good on the piano! They also inspire me, but not as much as you do, Nate! Thanks for everything you do! Great video!
I am new and came here from bunches of lunches and I love this channel it is amazing your children are so beautiful and you guys are such amazing amazing parents you do such an amazing job and you deserve all the best have a amazing day 😊 🤗 ps this is my new favourite RUclips channel
Your video reminds me of the time NJ, where I grew up, was being hit by a nor’easter. I walked to the bus stop before school and waited and waited while being soaked by sideways rain. I finally gave up, walked home, and found out school was canceled.
As you say, people living in Japan need to worry about typhoons. However, hurricanes (as well as tornados) are also serious and "iconic" natural disasters that cannot be ignored. They damage the US almost every year and claim the precious lives of its people. The picture of a 2005 Hurricane Katrina victim floating face down in a river is still fresh in my memory.
Looks fierce! We had a storm here recently in Australia that’s knocked over several trees and flooded many areas. Make sure to stay safe! I’m hoping to teach English in Japan when I’m finished with my Japanese degree here. Watching these videos is nice to get a peek and what it’s like to live there. :)
Oh my God, I remember the typhoon Hagibis two years ago, because we have planned to travel to Japan for the first time, .... and we had to cancel all of our reservations because of this typhoon...;-( and we were so so disappointed. Now, we know that our first time will NOt be in autumn !!
Feel you on the typhoon, my Dad's house was flooded by Florence in 2018, thank goodness he passed a few months earlier and didn't have to go through it. Too hard to lose your home after 62 years.
decades ago , the construction of the embankment on the Kawasaki city side of the tama river was completed , but that was not completed on the Tokyo city side due to the opposition of the residents .
Sadly in Japan, there are typhoon casualties every year. Daddy's house is in danger of flooding, but our house is in an area where landslides are a concern. Refrain from going out unnecessarily and hurry if you need to evacuate.
Hi everyone, the weather in Uk has been very wet and windy with flash floods in parts. But it s nice to wake up to sunshine. That studio looked amazing, maybe share it with us when you come to use it?? will you celebrate Halloween??? have a great weekend, kind regards Carl.
A strange Japanese... It's used as a cosmetic product to apply to your face after eating Okinawa Gyeongseok. Japan is going crazy over absurd claims to export to foreign countries.On the 28th, a press conference was held to encourage Japanese to use Okinawa Gyeongseok, which was caused by the Okinawa Undersea Volcano eruption, in a short period of time, saying that it is good for skin beauty and food. However, the U.S. FDA said that hard stones are very dangerous because magma thousands of kilometers underground is released containing radioactivity.I'm rooting for Japan that's going crazy.
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いつ見ても映像の美しさと編集のうまさに見入ります。
ジョシュのヤケドが綺麗に早く治りますように🙏💭💗
not sure why this popped up in my feed...
I lived in Japan when I was a young'un from 2 until 6, in the mid 60s. We rode out a few typhoons, sometimes in the bathtub with a mattress at the ready. Happy and terrifying memories. Blessings to your family!
I'm glad it showed up in your feed! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Japan has less than 1% of the world's land area, but more than 20% of natural disasters such as earthquakes, typhoons,heavy snow and volcanoes are concentrated in this disaster-prone area.
This is one of the reasons why renewable energy such as solar power generation and wind power generation do not spread.
Solar panels and windmills are often destroyed by natural disasters, causing damage to people around them.
Deforestation by mega solar has caused many landslides and mountain collapses when it rains, causing deaths.
You're right.
Therefore, Japan caused a nuclear power plant accident in Fukushima due to the 3.11 earthquake, and now the proportion of nuclear power generation in Japan as a whole is more than 60% lower than before. Instead, it produces electricity by allocating thermal power, hydraulic power, geothermal power, wind power, and other renewable energies.
Gas turbine combined cycle power generation, etc ...
普段はいい景色ですが台風が接近した時、多摩川などの河川沿いは強風の吹きさらしになるので要注意ですよね💦
新しいスタジオが出来て、また新しい素敵な映像と音楽が作れますね！また次週も楽しみにしています！😄
大使館に公式指定されるレベルの素晴らしいクオリティです。日本在住でバイアスまみれの情報発信している方々とは、比較も失礼なほどハイレベルです。ご家族皆様の日本生活が引き続き良い物でありますようお祈りいたします。ご家族皆様に神のご加護がありますように。
“What’s going on out here Anna?”
“I’m Becca”
😂😂❤️❤️
最後のことば、涙が出てきました。ありがとうございます。ジョシュアの腕がはやく回復するすることを祈っています。元気でよかったです。
ジョシュア君元気そうで良かったです。早く包帯取れると良いですね。
台風で学校休みになるのは本当に最高ですよね〜！😆私も小学生の時明日休みになれ休みになれってずっと祈ってました！😂
今は高校生です〜
では、今でも休みの日には祈るのですか？ 高校生の頃はしていましたよ。
してます！😂
今年はあまり台風が酷くなかったので学校休みにならなかったのが少し残念です🥲
Same here in our region in the Philippines. Even it was a normal storm, it feels like it's a typhoon. Climate change is so real. I remembered last Christmas we were hit by a typhoon and I just woke up like our house was merely wet gladly. We secured everything but it sucks to eat all the food we prepared until new year. We have no choice but to consume it all. I am thankful that everyone here is safe. Please do take care always guys. ❤️🇵🇭
ジョシュアくん､ケガ良くなってきてよかったですね。
雷を鑑賞できるなんて凄いね。自分がアナとベッカの年齢のときは雷が怖くて布団の中に逃げ込んでたな。
次回予告の場所は大涌谷かな？
Please take care and stay well! Typhoon really is a dangerous thing!!
Congrats on the studio space, very cool!
The storms and earthquakes are definitely something we are getting used to living in Japan as well 😖
新しいスタジオができました！
どんな素敵な映像がアップされるか
ワクワクドキドキです
楽しみに待ってます👍
Nice studio👍I'm looking forward to your good work in the future🤗🥳
Thank you so much 😁
I miss Japan! Please adopt me so I can live there again just kidding lol.
日本に住んでいると必ず台風の被害を受けますよね〜。Thank you for living in Japan, for all of REUTER family!!!
Takecare guys⛈️
typhoons were scary when I was in Japan, because I live in San Diego and had never experienced it. We were inside costco when it hit and everyone had to evacuate.
There was a distinct Ghibli vibe to this episode, even more than usual, loved it! And congrats on your studio :)
That's a big compliment - thanks! Ghibli stories are well-told and well-illustrated! And thanks on the studio - it will be there as long as our friends are traveling (which may only be a couple of months still). At least we have a bedroom again!
沖縄人は台風の日でも呑みに行きたくなるな!!
The only time I encountered rain in Japan was in Kyoto. I live in San Francisco where there are a lot of hills, and during the heavy rainy days, I am not any victim of floods at my residence, but if the storm drains are clogged, that is mostly on the flat parts of the city.
Watching this as a storm is passing by here.
Great to see a comment from you again- stay safe!
Thanks for sharing a glimpse into you and your families lives! I also want to thank you for the inspiration to create music, as this year I picked up a keyboard and now after 7 months of practice, I'm able to play some of my favourite songs! Your kids are all so good on the piano! They also inspire me, but not as much as you do, Nate! Thanks for everything you do! Great video!
Thank you so much! Keep working at it!
I am new and came here from bunches of lunches and I love this channel it is amazing your children are so beautiful and you guys are such amazing amazing parents you do such an amazing job and you deserve all the best have a amazing day 😊 🤗 ps this is my new favourite RUclips channel
Aww- thanks and welcome!
@@LIJ 😊
Your video reminds me of the time NJ, where I grew up, was being hit by a nor’easter. I walked to the bus stop before school and waited and waited while being soaked by sideways rain. I finally gave up, walked home, and found out school was canceled.
Oh no!!!!! Wow- at least it was cancelled and you didn't have to stay in wet clothes all day long!
As you say, people living in Japan need to worry about typhoons. However, hurricanes (as well as tornados) are also serious and "iconic" natural disasters that cannot be ignored. They damage the US almost every year and claim the precious lives of its people. The picture of a 2005 Hurricane Katrina victim floating face down in a river is still fresh in my memory.
Looks fierce! We had a storm here recently in Australia that’s knocked over several trees and flooded many areas.
Make sure to stay safe! I’m hoping to teach English in Japan when I’m finished with my Japanese degree here.
Watching these videos is nice to get a peek and what it’s like to live there. :)
Hope you can come soon!
Are you also victorian?
@@Kalani_Saiko don’t know about him, but I am :) (just wanted to say hello to a fellow Victorian).
@@20001born Hello, fellow Victorian!
@@Kalani_Saiko heheh AHOY MATE! From Melbourne :)
Oh my God, I remember the typhoon Hagibis two years ago, because we have planned to travel to Japan for the first time, .... and we had to cancel all of our reservations because of this typhoon...;-( and we were so so disappointed. Now, we know that our first time will NOt be in autumn !!
If you come late autumn, it's the perfect time to visit (November!)
Feel you on the typhoon, my Dad's house was flooded by Florence in 2018, thank goodness he passed a few months earlier and didn't have to go through it. Too hard to lose your home after 62 years.
Wow- that would be tough. I certainly have a softer place in my heart for anyone who has had flooding.
That just looks like a normal day around these parts.
The naming of Typhoons alternate to the different languages in SE Asia and East Asia.
Typhoon Hagibis. Hagibis means Fierce or Fast in Filipino.
I didn't know that was the meaning of Hagibis - a proper name for that storm!
お父さんでもやっぱり後ろ姿だと間違えちゃう事有るんですね。
さすが双子ちゃん😄
そうなんです。
台湾みたいに台風が上陸した日は自動的に休日になるシステムがあればいいのにね。無理して、登校・出勤させる悪しき慣習は止めたほうがいい。
Haja luz hahaha!! Being honest I still can't distinguish between Anna and Becca
ライターさん台風の時おつかれさま。窓からの景色いいですね。雷のシーンは、大迫力でした。
新しいスタジオできて良かった。機材すごい。これを使いこなせるとは。
私はこのチャンネルとPaz Churchのために多くの音楽を制作しています!
decades ago , the construction of the embankment on the Kawasaki city side of the tama river was completed , but that was not completed on the Tokyo city side due to the opposition of the residents .
Really? I didn't know that. I'm very thankful for the embankment!
内地は地震対策で木造住宅が多いけど現在の沖縄は台風対策で鉄筋コンクリ住宅ばかりだよ!!
Sadly in Japan, there are typhoon casualties every year. Daddy's house is in danger of flooding, but our house is in an area where landslides are a concern. Refrain from going out unnecessarily and hurry if you need to evacuate.
9:37 your Portuguese caught me out of guard haha - perfect 'Haja luz' pronunciation
この家族に会ってみたい
アメリカのハリケーンの方がコワイイメージ
typhoon！
こんにちは。昔からLife in Japanさんのビデオを見ていますが未だにベッカとアナの違いがわからないのでお父さんでも間違えていたのでホッとしました。
台風夏休みアメリカで過ごしたからアメリカが恋しいし帰りたくなるよね。
アメリカのハリケーンに比べたらそよ風ですよｗ
I live in Oklahoma and we learn to live with the weather here .we're in tornado alley.
I went to school in Tulsa for 5 years!! Now those were scary storms!!!!
My wife went to college in Oklahoma, and would talk about the crazy weather there!
目の前が多摩川なのですね
これは台風来たらヤキモキするしかないわ
一昔前に比べたら治水もしっかりしてるのであのクラスの台風だったら大体持ちこたえられると思います
夏は夏で台風があるけど冬も冬で爆弾低気圧という魔物がいます
台風ほどの強さはないけど大陸から強烈な寒気を引き込んで日本に大雪と冬の嵐をもたらす白い魔物
特に東京とか雪に慣れていない地域だと一発で交通がマヒし社会は数日に渡って大混乱
映像の地域だとだいぶ内陸寄りで雪の量も多くなるので冬の間も警戒が必要です
あと息子さんの怪我もだいぶ良くなってきてるようでよかった
パパがアナとベッカを間違えるとは。ははは、オレも判らん😭💦💦違いを教えて😃💡✨
台風の時はじっとしていよう。
アメリカのハリケーンの方が恐ろしいですが、日本の台風は河川が決壊し洪水する危険性が高い都市が沢山有るのが怖いですね。
私は台風の多発を招く地球温暖化は二酸化炭素は関係無いと思っています。
理由は日本で地震と噴火が多発しているからです。
大気ではなく地球のプレートの移動が活発な時期なので、地殻の熱が高まって海水温が上昇し気温も上がり台風も多発していると思います。
神奈川県の箱根山大涌谷のガスが私が子供の時代と比較して多いのも、それを証明しています。
また、日本の戦国時代(西暦1400～1600年)は日本や英国は小氷河期だった事が古文書の天候や農業に関する記載から判明しています。
つまり近代まで地球が“寒冷期”だったので台風は少なかったのだと思います。
逆に温暖に成りつつある現代の方が人間に不都合なだけで地球には普通なのだと思います。
考えるまでもなく、恐竜のいた時代は熱帯雨林だった地域が多かった事も皆さん常識として知っている事ですし。
二酸化炭素排出権の議論をするより、自然林や街路樹を増やす事に議論を向けた方が町に日陰も増えて街中の気温は物理的に格段に下がります。
日本の歴史では1700年前の古墳時代頃と2600年前迄の縄文時代も温暖で、今の東京地方や神奈川県の平野は海底でした。
なので今の温暖化は、地球の平常時への回帰の時期に当たり地球にとって台風が多発するのは当たり前の普通の事で、日本人の縄文時代開始から16000年超の歴史を見ても異常ではなく普通の温暖な気候に地球が戻ろうとしているだけでしょうね。
縄文時代の14000年間の歴史でも地球は寒冷な時期も温暖な時期も有りましたから、現代人から見て住みにくい環境に地球が変化する事や不都合な事は、実は地球にとって何の問題も無いでしょう。
台風で機材を二階に移すなんて大袈裟なと思ったけど川沿いだと念のためも必要か
なんて思いながら見てて2019年の被害と聞いて武蔵小杉の💩騒動思い出した
そら警戒するよなって思った
台風もそうですが、日本には地震もありますので気をつけて下さいね。
Hi everyone, the weather in Uk has been very wet and windy with flash floods in parts. But it s nice to wake up to sunshine. That studio looked amazing, maybe share it with us when you come to use it?? will you celebrate Halloween??? have a great weekend, kind regards Carl.
In America they go around trick or treating, but not so much in Japan! It's more just decorations and such.
are ana and becca twins?
They sure are - that's why we confuse them sometimes :)
娘が学校の授業参観か何かでピアニカ吹いて歌っている動画どこ？
:]]]
多彩多様な気象現象が多種多様な生命植物生物を生み出す
台風もライター家にとってはお祭りかイベントのようににぎやかだな(笑)
窓の外の道路、俺の車走ってるの映ってなかったかな(笑)
多摩川東京側は１０月多分今年最後の草刈りをマシンでやってたな
スッキリ歩きやすくなってた
川崎側やったかな？
多摩川は何万年も前から縄文人が住んでたらしいから
宿河原辺りで古い土器が発掘されてなんて昔聞いた事があるな
ライター家で土器探し宝探しなんてのも面白いかもな
A strange Japanese... It's used as a cosmetic product to apply to your face after eating Okinawa Gyeongseok. Japan is going crazy over absurd claims to export to foreign countries.On the 28th, a press conference was held to encourage Japanese to use Okinawa Gyeongseok, which was caused by the Okinawa Undersea Volcano eruption, in a short period of time, saying that it is good for skin beauty and food.
However, the U.S. FDA said that hard stones are very dangerous because magma thousands of kilometers underground is released containing radioactivity.I'm rooting for Japan that's going crazy.