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Rio de Janeiro!!? That's one of the cities we want to visit someday! It must be beautiful there. Thank you for your comment. 🇧🇷

私たちも狼の大きさに驚きました。ペットの狼なので食には困っていないからかもしれませんね。 そして年齢は50歳でちょうどで卒業し、早いもので６年が過ぎました...ww。ちなみに夫は私の１歳年上です。 おじいちゃん、おばあちゃんになってしまいましたが、引き続き人生を楽しみたいと思います（お互いに楽しみましょう！） 日本人の方のコメントがなかなか頂けないので、嬉しいです。ありがとうございます。

狼をペットにするなんて流石にスケールの大きいアメリカ🇺🇸 そして幾つになっても新しい環境に飛び込んで素晴らしいです✨ 日本人の宗教感も完璧にご説明頂き、有難かったです！欧州で、日本好きのご夫婦から 宗教を尋ねられた際に 、期待されてたであろう答えとは真逆の 「無宗教者！」と答えてしまい💦 神をも恐れないアウトローと捉えられたのか、ドン引かれた思い出があります😂 もちろん法事や お盆に墓参り、初詣、神社やお寺も参拝したり、一方クリスマスも祝うし。。と ごく一般的な日本人なのですが 笑 あの時 もっと上手く説明出来なかったものか、、と英語力の無さをずっと後悔していたので😢 先生たちの動画を見て 、これぞ自分の伝えたかった内容だ！！と腑に落ちました🙏✨

​​@@share-good-things​ そういえば、 今回 宗教観について まさに自分が伝えたかった事へのご解説、有難うございました✨ 北欧で、日本好きのご夫婦にこの質問をされて。期待されてたであろう事とは真逆の「無宗教です！」と言ってしまい💦 信仰心ゼロの、神をも恐れないアウトローに思われたようで ドン引きされてしまいました😱笑 英語力が無さすぎて、起きた悲劇、、😭 普通に神社でおみくじ、お寺で法事、お盆、お墓参りや 初詣、クリスマスも祝うし、、と こんなにも The日本人な自分なのに 笑 あの時、もっと上手く答えられなかったものか。。と ずっと後悔していたので、 またの機会には ITO先生の動画を参考にさせて頂きます！✨🙏

​​​​@@share-good-thingsそういえば、 今回 宗教観について まさに自分が伝えたかった事へのご解説、有難うございました✨ 北欧で、日本好きのご夫婦にこの質問をされて、期待されてたであろう事とは真逆の「無宗教です！」と言ってしまい💦 信仰心ゼロの、神をも恐れないアウトローに思われたようで ドン引きされてしまいました😱笑 英語力が無いために、起きた悲劇でした、、😭 普通に神社でおみくじ、お寺で法事、お盆、お墓参りや 初詣、クリスマスも祝うし、、と こんなにも The日本人なのに 笑 あの時、もっと上手く答えられなかったものか。。と ずっと後悔していたので、またの機会にはITO先生の動画を参考にさせて頂きます！✨🙏

@@nt2137 コメントありがとうございます。私も同じような経験をしました。 日本に興味のある海外の方々、意外と多いですよね。それはとっても嬉しいことなのですが、答えられない自分自身に対して毎回情けなく感じていました。 「日本のことを知らなさすぎる」とこの年になって痛感させられ、現在に至るわけですww。 日本語でも答えることが難しい質問も多々ありました。れっきとした日本人なのに...。

他にも「空手」とか彼らの発音は傑作ですよ（笑）。

@@share-good-things 彼らってさ　俺バリバリアメリカ人ですけどｗ

@@share-good-things 　"Karahtyyyy"や"Cary-oh-ki"など　めっちゃ分かる

@@songandwind72 そうなんですか？日本語上手いっすね！ナイス！

@@songandwind72 どっかにストレスをつけないと気が済まない感じがアメリカ的。

そう、あの国です（笑）。

@@share-good-things 　　完全理解。日本でも試験を受験する時その系はマジやばいよ。半端ね～

Thank you very much for your comment. It's an interesting way to say but we had never thought that "Japan is the adult of the world." We just clearly felt in our past American life that our norms are very different from ones in there." But at the same time we felt that the U.S. was a very exciting place because lots of people with different cultural backgrounds live together in a community. It was like a "human zoo" in both good and bad ways, and we basically enjoyed the zoo very much!

@@share-good-things all Western countries are lovely indeed but our cultures are being deliberately destroyed at this time. Japan is unique in many ways. I can never be a true Japanese but people think they can become American (or European or Canadian) just by moving there. It is not so. It is this breakdown of our cultures, which are much younger than Japanese culture, that is leading to such horrible behavior. We no longer have norms or limits. IMO it is ugly. But I believe we will soon have our countries and our cultures back. We will rebuild. And Japan will be respected. As a still-functioning culture, that is why I see Japan as the adult, while Western nations in particular are struggling adolescents at the present time, very much misbehaving.

Wow, this is the very first time we heard a real voice from a present-day American citizen (right?) about serious damages caused by illegal & excessive immigration. Maybe the reason why we were able to enjoy the diversity in the US was simply because it was a rural college town setting during the years 2009-2017. We truly support Donald Trump & his MAGA movement. God bless America!

@@share-good-things God bless you! I am Canadian but an ardent supporter of Mr. Trump and the MAGA movement. I love all people but no country should be overrun by immigration. It leads to irreparable change and damage. My best wishes to you both! I loved Japan so much, I wanted Canada to join Japan! I thought, if this wonderful people can do all this with their small islands, imagine what they could do with all of Canada, lol!!

@@christinemacleod2725 We don't know if we can take care of the vast land of Canada, lol. But our problem has always been a super-high language barrier. Most of us Japanese don't understand English (esp. when casually spoken) at all and so the Japanese government and its affiliated mass media (both still well-controlled by the DS) have been taking advantage of it and keep hiding & manipulating crucial & vital information. This is the very reason why we stood up and started teaching sound system of the English language, hoping that ordinary Japanese people will be able to get themselves out of this information seclusion someday.

We are very happy to have your comment. Thank you!

Thank you very much for your strong support. We will widely spread your words to our acquaintances to let them know we are not alone when following Kannagara no Michi, Shinto gods' path. Yes, we will go on sending out these good & unique traditions of our culture, which we believe can change the modern, material world in a good way, and which even many of us Japanese must try to remember and come back to ASAP to save ourselves, too.

こちらこそ、ありがとう。

Thank you! I hope you will enjoy your trip to Japan.

Thank you for your comment. Avoid using rush-hour trains in those big cities. Ask me anything if you have concerns!

@@share-good-things Thank you so much!!!!! My main concern is that as I am legally blind, I will do something offensive accidentally and embarrass myself! Just by not being able to see! I know how polite Japanese are, as I am myself, indeed most British people are. But often Ebenezer in this country people think I am starting, when actually I have not even seen them at all, but as I have a very small amount of vision, am looking at something really colourful near them. I would hate to be thought of as "that tourist"!!!!!! ❤️

@@kaydisney9872 Thank you for asking me about your concern. The only thing I want to say is, Japanese people are kind in general, but not everyone. The other day, for example, when we, our daughter & almost one-year-old granddaughter was in a plane, a Japanese man sitting close said to us "You're so noisy." I couldn't believe it and that made us really sad. Especially a big city has many different types of people, so be careful. I believe you have a beautiful heart and you are definitely protected by the creator. All you have to do is just trust yourself & enjoy, I think.

@@share-good-things Thank you so much ❤️

Thank you so much. I want to visit your country, too! I miss traveling!!

Thanks for your comment. We actually have A LOT to tell you guys about in this particular direction. Wait for more to come up!

Thank you very much for the info. It was against laws!! Protective gear?! Very interesting! But no maintenance guy in Japan wears anything like that while working inside. I wonder why...

​@share-good-things maintenance men normally wear steel-toed boots. These are often also usually required by employers as necessary, due to safety and liability reasons. Usually anywhere that involves the use of tools has a requirement of proper footwear and they probably couldn't remove them even if they personally would have been willing to. However, in their training and trade schools they are instructed to wear them also, so even if they were self-employed they would likely always wear them for the same reasons.

Well-explained. Thank you so much! Now I can assume that, in Japan, insurance surely covers bare-foot work inside residence because it's culturally awkward & frowned upon for maintenance guys to wear any type of shoes while doing their job. Makes sense!

@share-good-things ahh. That makes sense, too. I was wondering what would happen if they had a work-site injury while not wearing shoes in Japan. It makes sense that insurance companies would accommodate the cultural practice. Here in the US, if insurance knew that someone was not wearing shoes, they would likely revoke the claim on the basis the individual did not wear safety boots.

Thanks for your comment. We newly learned the existence of the item "platform bed" and the name "futon floor bed."

Thank you so much. My husband is gonna miss the loft a lot. I will plan a new house tour of ours as well!

Thank you for your comment.

Thank you for your comment. Yes, we lived in the US for 8+ years, mainly in Idaho. Since Japanese yen is getting cheaper & cheaper, you really should come over once again now! Hopefully you can try Kanazawa this time!!

@@share-good-things if things work out, I surely intend to visit soon. Idaho is a beautiful State. Really green and a wonderful place to visit if you enjoy nature. I would love to visit Kanazawa. The last few times I was in Japan, I mainly stayed and visited around the outskirts of the City. I try to avoid the city center. Too crowded for me. I did spend a couple of days in Chiba. Another beautiful seaside town with great food. Keep up the great work and thanks again for sharing! Is it safe to assume that is your Jeep? It's really popular with the off-roading crowd here in the US.

Wow. We have no word to express this gratitude. We think your comment gives us & all the Japanese people stronger confidence in the culture. Yes, we truly love to help other people but a high language barrier always makes it difficult. Please look forward to our future videos. We say big thank you to you on behalf of our people.

Did you? Thank you for sharing it!

Now or never! Japanese yen is getting super-cheap recently.

Thank you for your comment & nice information. We didn't know anything about India, and now got very interested in the Koari mats that you mentioned. We'll visit India someday and check them out with our eyes. Question: what do you guys call the "cotton stuffed soft mattress"? Does it have a special name?

@@share-good-things I'm really sorry, but it's actually Korai. I made a typo. The mattress doesn't have any special name, as far as I know. But there are so many languages in India, so I cannot be sure if there is one in languages I'm unfamiliar with

@aleenaprasannan2146 It's very interesting to know that you guys have too many languages to recognize all of them in India. Thanks for the good information anyway!

Thank you for your comment! We are very happy to know that you liked it.

Thank you!

Thank you so much!

Hope futon helps your back!

Do you guys have big spiders down there?

You're very welcomed!

Good for you! Thank you for sharing your experience!!

can you tell what your insomnia is/was like and how it was cured, my poor bf wakes up in the middle of the night and takes hours to fall back asleep…

It takes about 2 weeks and you will get up from the floor like its nothing.

That's great! If you have time, please visit Kanazawa, too.

@@share-good-things We shall try

Thank you for watching!

Thank you, we appreciate your comment. We'll keep sharing good things with y'all!

お陰様で１歳になりました。ありがとうございます。

コメントありがとうございます。純粋な日本人なのですがなぜか「ハーフ？」とよく言われます。ダンスは毎回筋肉痛です...（笑笑）。