The first lady sounds like a protagonist in a movie. She went to Japan and works at a kindergarten but is also a lethal kickboxer... Those kids are surely in safe hands.
IKR? I was thinking the same thing. She came to Japan to fight, she says lol. How often do you hear something like that. It’s like she made a long journey to fight the top masters and become the chosen one or something :)
Hi, I'm leaving a comment after listening to interesting content in the video. I'm from Korea to Japan and I came on a spouse visa. (My wife is Japanese) I experienced two start-ups in Korea and came to Japan for a new challenge. I changed my visa to study abroad and am looking for a job in Japan with studying. Can you introduce the company that you mentioned in the interview that you were working for in Japan??? Thank you!
This is such a very good topic, especially to foreigners who want to go to Japan. It gives us an idea on the different visas use to come to Japan and we learn a lot. Thank you so much!
That kickboxing fighter is so pretty! And she’s really into martial arts. She should be in the action movies. That German guy was so stiff at the start but warmed up a little as the interview progressed. I find your interviews very interesting. I‘ve been watching a number of them in the past days. Will be subscribing.
Right? He seems like he has a very unique story He seems like he speed ran Japan as a foreigner and from fucking UTAH too I wish I could know the full in depth story of the guy from Utah. due to listening it seems he had a uniquely easy time while also judge that he had been in Japan for only 7 years, it seems like he speed ran the long uncertain process that is finding stability in Japan ( I know that's a extreme shallow observation ). its just that I feel he could have some valuable dialogue like did he study in Japan for undergrad or not? what is his major in grad school at Keio? his application process at keio how did he land his job for the startup? at least see a lot of western foreigners who come to Japan and grind the typical English teacher thing for years until they find a better job and get better at the language since they can't use there education or they leave after the 4th year mark and usually it is only better in pay but your stuck with the work culture it seems like a narrow difficult path for majority, that is hard to stray more or less it seems he found work stability in Japan very quickly as well and being an undergrad student
I enjoyed your video, thanks for taking the time to ask people about their visa process. A lot of people don't know just how difficult it is for students and workers, family members etc. to get into Japan right now...
Hi I know this was a long time but am in the process to to Japan through student visa, so I’m from West Africa The Gambia we speak English officially. So my question is what language will they be speaking in an interview and in what language should I reply?
Wow, the modeling/entertainment visa is really interesting. I think I'm going to try to get that. My girlfriend is Japanese and lives in the US right now, that's how we met, but she will have to go back once her J1 visa expires next year. So I want to move there with her to Tokyo. Very nice video buddy. Thank you!
This was very interesting, and I would be interested to hear more people's answers, too. I would love if you did a sequel where you ask more foreigners the same question!
Hi, man! I just love your channel! My 20yo daughter is studying in Kyoto, at the University of Hyogo (she just finished her 1st year), and I am very eager to learn your Japan ways, to feel like I'm there with her (I miss her so much ❤), so I'm all yours, man!!!!! 🤘Greetings from a very-very far away Romania! 🥰
I am a Canadian citizen and applied for working holiday visa back in November 2015, got it processed and approved in one month, hopped on the plane on December 5, 2015. It was a smooth process! I got approved for 6 months, and when I was hired at an eikaiwa, they applied for my extension on an Instructor's visa, valid for 3 years. I didn't stay the full length - only until I completed one school year.
So I will finish my IT university in 1 year and I will move to Japan,Tokyo...well at first I guesse I will go with a Work Holyday Visa and after I am in Japan I guesse I will search for an IT job with a Work Visa sponsorship...So wish me luck! Takashi-san I wish you luck with your videos I will support you!
I enjoy so much your videos because is a great content and I'm learning English now and I Wanna live in Japan some day and with this content I practice my English and I learn about Japan. You are a good Content creator.
i am from nepal working here in japan as an electrical design engineer . igot a random recomendation from the youtube of ur channel i iwas excited as this video starts with talking to nepali girl haha great going takashi san
Konnichiwa, watashi mo Neparu jin desu. So I really enjoyed the interview with the Nepali kickboxer. Wishing her luck and all the best in Japan and hope she doesn’t miss Nepal too much and instead focuses on all the amazing things in Japan. And Takashi san, it was lovely that you greeted her with a namaste!
I was just awarded the Artist visa in Japan, i was worried because apparently only 500 people have this visa and the process is extremely strict! I can finally live in Japan!!!
Thank you for continuing your series. I just went back to this video, because i initially skipped it when it released. That was a huge mistake. Such a great video. I really liked the questions you ask to the German man at 9:55 . It would be really fun and interesting if you would ask more funny and wacky questions in your videos. Especially forginers, since they often like that, and you likely wouldn't offend them. がんばってください！✌️
Thanks for the video. Right now (January 2022), it's basically impossible to get a VISA to enter Japan. Some people have been waiting almost TWO years to enter Japan 😫
I just found this channel because it popup all of sudden on youtube. now i'm adicted to this contains. thank you brother you are doing really great work. Japan is really great country because of great people of japan. you are a great example to the world. Like and love from srilanka 🇱🇰 🇯🇵
Konnichiwa, please make a video asking people from different fields what courses they did to get a job in Japan. I am from the commerce field and like me, there must be many others who would want to know. There are many videos on people from IT, science field in Japan but any commerce field. Please make one. That would be much help. Arigatou in advance.
Hi from 2024. Watching this video in 2024 is interesting. It reminds me of the days when the whole world was struggling with the pandemic. From the moment when the pandemic has ended, looking back to 2021 is fun and a kind of nostalgic.
i just arrive in japan for work, i have a work visa for 3 years. now they actually have this new program where a skilled worker is allowed to have a Japanese residency when they work for long enough. im a welder here by the way.
I agree that the guy from Utah looked younger than 28. To me he acted more mature and gave very good answers. I’m very surprised Takashii didn’t follow up asking if his wife was Japanese when he said he was married with two children. My guess would be yes just because he said he was going to live in Japan forever. Also his enthusiastic acknowledgment that the Topic Question was a good question made me laugh because of the way he said it. Plus it is a good question. At least for me because I wasn’t really aware there were different types of Visas.
as he said he's from Utah, as far as i know people from there are more religious and they cant have sex until they get married also they marry the same religious women. well thats my best guess.
@@princesseilly : Well he said from all over the USA but mostly Utah. And it sounded as if because of his father’s job he’s, which had him living in 3 different places in Japan, he sounds kind of like he’s been all over the place. But it’s very possible he is Mormon. Of the few Later Day Saints I have known they have all been incredibly nice people with what I would consider high moral values. And I think as long as a person is a practicing “whatever religion”, meaning you attend church regularly, then yes, you would marry within your faith. I don’t know? After re-watching this episode just now to me he just seems like a confident well traveled person who has a lot going for him. I certainly know when I was 28 I felt very much the same. Except I’m still living in Los Angeles but wish I were just about anywhere else right now. Anyway it is what it is.
@@princesseilly that’s a massive generalization. Yes there’s a lot of religious people in Utah who believe that you shouldn’t have sex until you get married and should marry someone within your religion but there’s a lot of people that aren’t. There’s freedom of religion so plenty of different people with different beliefs live and are from there. Just because this guy is from Utah doesn’t mean that he isn’t married to a Japanese women.
I know of a few people that have gone to Japan to improve their fighting technique. You have to be fairly accomplished to get accepted into one of the Japanese dojos The first interviewee must be very good at karate/kickboxing.
10:29 When I saw your face in that scene, these two expressions came to mind: "Uso darou?", "Majika?" lol XD Learned a lot from your videos. Hope one day I can visit Japan :3
Its a nightmare to get into japan. For people who fund themselves or have scholarshiips other than mext, those studnets have been waiting for 2 years. Workers and families are also not allowed to come in Japan. Japanese immigration policies suck. At the same time, Japan allows musicias and athletes to enter Japan and hold large events and Japanese people are allowed to travel and do anything. Thank you for this video!
Gosh, how did you find awesome people!? A beautiful fighter/kindergarten worker, a charismatic good American guy, a super hot serious German model(he's so hot he could play Batman). If traveling to Japan and going outside is all it takes to meet such awesome people is all it takes, I'm applying to the visa now!
Y'all plan are amazing for me! You struggled this project fantastic and great!! And I'll be supporting and watching your channel after all. チバイミソーリヨー（頑張って下さい、応援してます）。
You’re doing a great job with your channel. You can even see your progression through the videos, as you get more confident and acquire experience. Keep it up!
Hello Takashii San. Nice interviews with the foreigners. I am surprised that your video description mentions that you want to have 10k subscribers when the current count is already over 359K.
I love what you are doing nice one keep it up, i wish to come to Japan this is my prayers everytime am from Nigeria i want to come to Japan to work , love Japan
For people wanting to go to Japan for whatever reason, this is the most crucial question you have asked so far! Side note: Is that guy a vampire? LOL He looks super young but is 28 and married with kids. Like, woah. Also, these interviewees are leading such interesting lives. I wish them the best.
you can enter easely with a businessmanager visa also with or without Tokyo startup programme. an migration lawyer cost like $2k-$5k they will get you in super easy and fast too.
I got a special visa called designated activity visa, which permits me to be a financially dependent of my wife who is a japanese descendant. Once Japan does not accept same sex marriage, we got this special visa do be able to live here together.
Stalked the second dude (dont mean to be a creep but he commented on this vid with his real name ok!!) and 1 important detail missing here is that his wife is japanese!! So no wonder he's more assimilated than most 😁 great video again takashi more power!!
Awesome video! I just discovered your channel randomly though my home page, and I knew you looked familiar, and it was because I saw you from some clips on TikTok! I'm 100% gonna binge your channel now 😅😁👍
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The first lady sounds like a protagonist in a movie. She went to Japan and works at a kindergarten but is also a lethal kickboxer... Those kids are surely in safe hands.
How dare you talk about the presidents wife like that!
@@kronk358 lmao 😂
@@kronk358 there is no president in Japan. It is the Prime Minister's wife.
I would def watch that Kindergarten Cop remake.
IKR? I was thinking the same thing. She came to Japan to fight, she says lol. How often do you hear something like that. It’s like she made a long journey to fight the top masters and become the chosen one or something :)
I love how you always have a little talk with everyone before the actual question and the second dude is just awesome great mood!
Oh I’m glad lol thank you !
I think Takashii-san could be as big as Nobita in the future.
@@keintabak why not suneo or Giant?
@@cellpower100 ha ha dwkisuki might work
I love japan the people,foods,places amazing safest country
Thanks for stopping me for the interview!!! Had a great time talking - all the best as you continue making videos!!
Ohhh thank you so much !!!
I really really appreciate that you helped me !!!
Thank you so much 🙏
Hi, I'm leaving a comment after listening to interesting content in the video. I'm from Korea to Japan and I came on a spouse visa. (My wife is Japanese) I experienced two start-ups in Korea and came to Japan for a new challenge. I changed my visa to study abroad and am looking for a job in Japan with studying. Can you introduce the company that you mentioned in the interview that you were working for in Japan???
Thank you!
Did you marry a Japanese girl? How do you keep yourself looking young?
@Sixgorillionshekelswindler Shlomo me? I don't really remember, but probably asked b/c I 'd like to also stay looking young when I get his age.
4:19 was my favorite interview of this video huhu, literally enjoyed his positivity in living in Japan
He’s so kind and funny !!
He reminds me of jonah from superstore lol
😇😍❤️
MEXT Scholar ^^^^^
This is such a very good topic, especially to foreigners who want to go to Japan. It gives us an idea on the different visas use to come to Japan and we learn a lot. Thank you so much!
That kickboxing fighter is so pretty! And she’s really into martial arts. She should be in the action movies. That German guy was so stiff at the start but warmed up a little as the interview progressed. I find your interviews very interesting. I‘ve been watching a number of them in the past days. Will be subscribing.
She is yeah
her name is vice ganda
@@mzsiel3736 I know who Vice Ganda is and this girl‘s definitely prettier than he is.
@@riaconradt2554 ay sorry po
Her true name is Ivana Alawi
Second dude is like a super charismatic Tobey Maguire.
I get such creepy vibes from that dude it's insane xD
Right? He seems like he has a very unique story
He seems like he speed ran Japan as a foreigner and from fucking UTAH too
I wish I could know the full in depth story of the guy from Utah. due to listening it seems he had a uniquely easy time while also judge that he had been in Japan for only 7 years, it seems like he speed ran the long uncertain process that is finding stability in Japan ( I know that's a extreme shallow observation ). its just that I feel he could have some valuable dialogue
like did he study in Japan for undergrad or not?
what is his major in grad school at Keio?
his application process at keio
how did he land his job for the startup?
at least see a lot of western foreigners who come to Japan
and grind the typical English teacher thing for years until
they find a better job and get better at the language since they can't use there education or they leave after the 4th year mark
and usually it is only better in pay but your stuck with the work culture
it seems like a narrow difficult path for majority, that is hard to stray
more or less it seems he found work stability in Japan very quickly as well and being an undergrad student
Dude you are spot on in your description 🤣🤣. Hilarious comment.
He is creepy maguire.
@@Tate525 Lol I don't get it, why is he creepy?
I enjoyed your video, thanks for taking the time to ask people about their visa process. A lot of people don't know just how difficult it is for students and workers, family members etc. to get into Japan right now...
Oh thank you !!!
Unfortunately not many people are talking about this important process. But it’s the fist think which you have to do move somewhere.
Hi I know this was a long time but am in the process to to Japan through student visa, so I’m from West Africa The Gambia we speak English officially.
So my question is what language will they be speaking in an interview and in what language should I reply?
Good to see our Nepali Fighter lady in Japan learning more of it😊
God bless you sister 🙏❤
Wow, the modeling/entertainment visa is really interesting. I think I'm going to try to get that. My girlfriend is Japanese and lives in the US right now, that's how we met, but she will have to go back once her J1 visa expires next year. So I want to move there with her to Tokyo. Very nice video buddy. Thank you!
LOVE FROM NEPAL🇳🇵❤
Nice !!
dude you're awesome, i've been watching a ton of your videos, GREAT interviewer!
Nice video man, your interviewing skills are really good!! Hope to be able to visit Japan again once the restrictions have been lifted 😁
I’m trying my best so I’m glad thank you !
This was very interesting, and I would be interested to hear more people's answers, too. I would love if you did a sequel where you ask more foreigners the same question!
Hi, man! I just love your channel! My 20yo daughter is studying in Kyoto, at the University of Hyogo (she just finished her 1st year), and I am very eager to learn your Japan ways, to feel like I'm there with her (I miss her so much ❤), so I'm all yours, man!!!!! 🤘Greetings from a very-very far away Romania! 🥰
i really like how you're so engaged in the conversation and what they're saying, that makes me wanna talk to you as well hahaha.
I am a Canadian citizen and applied for working holiday visa back in November 2015, got it processed and approved in one month, hopped on the plane on December 5, 2015. It was a smooth process! I got approved for 6 months, and when I was hired at an eikaiwa, they applied for my extension on an Instructor's visa, valid for 3 years. I didn't stay the full length - only until I completed one school year.
That was waaaay before covid tho
So it took one month? What about tourist visa?
Whattttt so lucky
Hey shervy am moosa in Istanbul right now .am an English teacher can I please you're japan experience?
So I will finish my IT university in 1 year and I will move to Japan,Tokyo...well at first I guesse I will go with a Work Holyday Visa and after I am in Japan I guesse I will search for an IT job with a Work Visa sponsorship...So wish me luck!
Takashi-san I wish you luck with your videos I will support you!
Oh really !!
Cool I hope you can come safely !!
And get a visa !
Thank you so much!!!
How are you searching for a work visa sponsorship, what kind of platform?
Thank you for having me 😄
You are really doing good
Ohhh thank you so much !!!!
omg you have a youtube channel! i was surprised that your a fighter, you are beautiful as well.
anyway nice interview by takahashi
I enjoy so much your videos because is a great content and I'm learning English now and I Wanna live in Japan some day and with this content I practice my English and I learn about Japan. You are a good Content creator.
When that German dude said that he's a model, I died laughing at your facial expression. 😂😂😂
He was cool lol
I loved that reaction so much hahahaha
Very funny indeed ! 🙌
Takashii-san was conveying some secret message like, "Oh, a 'Model', yes, I get it." But I still don't get it LOL. I prefer to stay 'in the dark' :)
You are the best! Love your videos!
i am from nepal working here in japan as an electrical design engineer . igot a random recomendation from the youtube of ur channel i iwas excited as this video starts with talking to nepali girl haha great going takashi san
Thank you !! If you like it please subscribe !!
Konnichiwa, watashi mo Neparu jin desu. So I really enjoyed the interview with the Nepali kickboxer. Wishing her luck and all the best in Japan and hope she doesn’t miss Nepal too much and instead focuses on all the amazing things in Japan. And Takashi san, it was lovely that you greeted her with a namaste!
Do you live in Japan too?
I was just awarded the Artist visa in Japan, i was worried because apparently only 500 people have this visa and the process is extremely strict! I can finally live in Japan!!!
how tf ?
Thank you for continuing your series. I just went back to this video, because i initially skipped it when it released. That was a huge mistake. Such a great video.
I really liked the questions you ask to the German man at 9:55 . It would be really fun and interesting if you would ask more funny and wacky questions in your videos. Especially forginers, since they often like that, and you likely wouldn't offend them. がんばってください！✌️
That first girl from Nepal seems awesome. Cool that shes a fighter but seems so humble and honest. Also pretty too
Takashii san, I love your reactions when they are answering your questions
Takashii reacting to the German man saying he's a model was so lovely
Because that visa is false. The owner of the agency must be a gay that brings him.
@@eduardosotelo4663 lmaooooo 😂🤣
He was hott I don't blame Takashi for getting flustered.
@@eduardosotelo4663 so he has a sugar daddy????
Probably he’s working gay porn 😂
I love the accent germans have when speaking english!
You meet such interesting people in your videos 😁
I’m lucky !
素敵な方たちが 母国にいるのは心が弾みますねーー😃
Asking a German guy if he drinks beer everyday is like asking an Asian person if they eat rice everyday.
Its kinda funny actually!
Not really. Drinking beer everyday makes you an alcoholic. Asking him if he eats sauerkraut or bread everyday would suit better as comparison.
@@mentalframe5879 no
It was a bit rude, I thought.
@@mentalframe5879 _
@@mentalframe5879 Eating rice every day makes you constipated...
I'm jealous of how happy that guy seems to be in Japan
Jajajaja he had been in Japan since he was a kid so that's why✨
So I'm guessing the `key` to happiness in Japan is to speak Japanese like a native?
Thanks for the video. Right now (January 2022), it's basically impossible to get a VISA to enter Japan. Some people have been waiting almost TWO years to enter Japan 😫
I just found this channel because it popup all of sudden on youtube.
now i'm adicted to this contains.
thank you brother you are doing really great work.
Japan is really great country
because of great people of japan.
you are a great example to the world.
Like and love from srilanka 🇱🇰 🇯🇵
Konnichiwa, please make a video asking people from different fields what courses they did to get a job in Japan. I am from the commerce field and like me, there must be many others who would want to know.
There are many videos on people from IT, science field in Japan but any commerce field.
Please make one. That would be much help.
Arigatou in advance.
Hi from 2024. Watching this video in 2024 is interesting. It reminds me of the days when the whole world was struggling with the pandemic. From the moment when the pandemic has ended, looking back to 2021 is fun and a kind of nostalgic.
Your interviews are so good 💞
I envy the second dude’s life experience. He must be very good at Japanese because he speaks like a native and also goes keiou university.
Takashii, you always pick the most interesting interview subjects.
i just arrive in japan for work, i have a work visa for 3 years. now they actually have this new program where a skilled worker is allowed to have a Japanese residency when they work for long enough. im a welder here by the way.
Hey man I just read this. If you don’t mind I have a couple questions??!
I agree that the guy from Utah looked younger than 28. To me he acted more mature and gave very good answers. I’m very surprised Takashii didn’t follow up asking if his wife was Japanese when he said he was married with two children. My guess would be yes just because he said he was going to live in Japan forever. Also his enthusiastic acknowledgment that the Topic Question was a good question made me laugh because of the way he said it. Plus it is a good question. At least for me because I wasn’t really aware there were different types of Visas.
as he said he's from Utah, as far as i know people from there are more religious and they cant have sex until they get married also they marry the same religious women. well thats my best guess.
@@princesseilly : Well he said from all over the USA but mostly Utah. And it sounded as if because of his father’s job he’s, which had him living in 3 different places in Japan, he sounds kind of like he’s been all over the place. But it’s very possible he is Mormon. Of the few Later Day Saints I have known they have all been incredibly nice people with what I would consider high moral values. And I think as long as a person is a practicing “whatever religion”, meaning you attend church regularly, then yes, you would marry within your faith.
I don’t know? After re-watching this episode just now to me he just seems like a confident well traveled person who has a lot going for him. I certainly know when I was 28 I felt very much the same. Except I’m still living in Los Angeles but wish I were just about anywhere else right now.
Anyway it is what it is.
@@princesseilly that’s a massive generalization. Yes there’s a lot of religious people in Utah who believe that you shouldn’t have sex until you get married and should marry someone within your religion but there’s a lot of people that aren’t. There’s freedom of religion so plenty of different people with different beliefs live and are from there. Just because this guy is from Utah doesn’t mean that he isn’t married to a Japanese women.
Thanks 🙏🤔this was interesting.
I like the Karate lady, can you make a video about her “Day in Japan” ?
Rajina vlogs is her RUclips channel
So much great information comes from your channel...love your stuff
From 🇲🇳 Mongolia. Thank you so much Takashii. It's so interesting video.
🥳
I know of a few people that have gone to Japan to improve their fighting technique. You have to be fairly accomplished to get accepted into one of the Japanese dojos The first interviewee must be very good at karate/kickboxing.
happy to see Nepali guy gave interviews nicely 😊
Enjoyed this interview. Want to go back in Japan again after 2 decades and bring my family. Japan has a special place in my heart. ❤❤❤
Takashi,You should get million subscribers..love ur videos...
I too, lived in Japan for 3 and a half years as a kid. I also wanna go back to Japan and stay there forever like the second guy.
Love to the Nepali sister from India for fighting hard ! The 2 dudes from America and Germany were pretty chill!
10:29 When I saw your face in that scene, these two expressions came to mind: "Uso darou?", "Majika?" lol XD
Learned a lot from your videos. Hope one day I can visit Japan :3
Everyones voice change into "super polite " and so "sweet" when talking in Japanese language 😭
Its a nightmare to get into japan. For people who fund themselves or have scholarshiips other than mext, those studnets have been waiting for 2 years. Workers and families are also not allowed to come in Japan. Japanese immigration policies suck. At the same time, Japan allows musicias and athletes to enter Japan and hold large events and Japanese people are allowed to travel and do anything.
Thank you for this video!
When you say they allow musicians, what do you mean?
Sorry I have a japanese wife but i agree with you not only their policies suck but in general Japan sucks fr
@@asant90 a famous German DJ got in there
The last guy in the intro
Only the first word and I'm like "Ok he's definitely German"
Great video as always
Lmaooo i thought the same
Much love brother Kingsley from Nigeria
what visa did the first girl use?? sorry i cant understand what she said. time stamp 2:36
Nepal girl is drop dead gorgeous!
hope theres an updated version of this
"Yeah yeah yeah, I totally understand" hahahah, that was sooo cute said. I was just nodding my head with a grin on my face "yep I agree"
Love your video ❤️
Thank you !
Gosh, how did you find awesome people!? A beautiful fighter/kindergarten worker, a charismatic good American guy, a super hot serious German model(he's so hot he could play Batman). If traveling to Japan and going outside is all it takes to meet such awesome people is all it takes, I'm applying to the visa now!
All the people interviewed were superb in this video
Y'all plan are amazing for me! You struggled this project fantastic and great!! And I'll be supporting and watching your channel after all. チバイミソーリヨー（頑張って下さい、応援してます）。
Interesting topic, good questions, great interview
You’re doing a great job with your channel. You can even see your progression through the videos, as you get more confident and acquire experience. Keep it up!
I think the female kickboxer's name is Rajina and she fought at Deep Jewels undercard.
Hello Takashii San. Nice interviews with the foreigners. I am surprised that your video description mentions that you want to have 10k subscribers when the current count is already over 359K.
The gal from Nepal is really cute. She has a great smile. Good for her working on her kick boxing competition.
I love what you are doing nice one keep it up, i wish to come to Japan this is my prayers everytime am from Nigeria i want to come to Japan to work , love Japan
I used a work visa to visit in Sept and Oct 2022. I work for the US distributor of a Japanese based company. It was pretty easy!!!
Really needed this bro, thanks
For people wanting to go to Japan for whatever reason, this is the most crucial question you have asked so far!
Side note: Is that guy a vampire? LOL He looks super young but is 28 and married with kids. Like, woah. Also, these interviewees are leading such interesting lives. I wish them the best.
thanks for the video!
you can enter easely with a businessmanager visa also with or without Tokyo startup programme. an migration lawyer cost like $2k-$5k they will get you in super easy and fast too.
The American is SO funny 👍👍👍👍Great personality and he is not shy at all. He must be popular among his friends
hope that I have an opportunity to come in japan. Keepsafe🙃
Thank you so much !
very good content, relaxed atmosphere.
Really good video but at 00:04 when you said "really" that cracked me up 😂😂😂😂
I have to say, your curious nature is really good, and I found your video very informative, and have to subscribe
Very good topic. I've been curious about what Visa's to use to go to Japan since I want to live there in the future
Excellent interviewing! Thank you, Takashii-san!
6:47 lol when he said “really?” got me good 😂😂
jsut discoerved you. was once already in japan and tokyo and want to come back for sure as sonn as i can. Will watch your all your videos now!
So i am here to watch the Nepali girl interview 😘😘 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
Ohh thank you so much !!
This is a excellent topic! Allot of people have this question and which is the smarter choice
I got a special visa called designated activity visa, which permits me to be a financially dependent of my wife who is a japanese descendant. Once Japan does not accept same sex marriage, we got this special visa do be able to live here together.
Hi I'm not sure how to message you but I'm trying to do the same thing with my partner (we are LGBT). Did you have to already be married to do that?
4:19 Man !! Who is that super cool guy !!? Nice Speaker !! Could be great to see him as RUclipsr talking about Japan, for shure.
i love your videos!
The Nepalese kickboxer is so pretty
this is a very helpful video
Thank you so much !!
Stalked the second dude (dont mean to be a creep but he commented on this vid with his real name ok!!) and 1 important detail missing here is that his wife is japanese!! So no wonder he's more assimilated than most 😁 great video again takashi more power!!
Wait i wanna stalk him too(not in a creepy way)
That was a fun video, thanks! 😁
Hey Ive seen u on tik tok long time ago and just rn I found that you have a youtube channel cs yt randomly recommended me it Subscribed
That Nepali pretty girl looks fragile but she's deadly being a fighter.
It's true many students are suffering because of Japan travel ban. I am also waiting for more than year now .
Wow Nepali Didi🥰♥️
Awesome video! I just discovered your channel randomly though my home page, and I knew you looked familiar, and it was because I saw you from some clips on TikTok! I'm 100% gonna binge your channel now 😅😁👍
Great video bro!
Thank you so much !!