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Coastal Carolina University student (Conway, SC). Videos may come out later than intended because I get busy as a college student.
Majors: Marine Science, LIS (language intercultural studies)
Minors: Chinese, Asian studies
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A person with Selective Mutism, Asperger's (Autism), ADHD, + Anxiety. I had previous issues with having my picture taken in the past and hoping to self improve through videos.
My interests include: Pokémon, Anime, languages, Asian culture (more specifically Japanese + Chinese), speaking up about my disability, Nintendo, Animal Sci, Zoology, Eco friendly, providing life updates, changes, + more! (-Or really whatever I feel like/random)
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*Thank you for joining me on this journey!*
(You can go to my Insta/s and see my virtual business card located in my story highlights)
Majors: Marine Science, LIS (language intercultural studies)
Minors: Chinese, Asian studies
Hey, this is a new channel! Feel free to share my videos, support me, subscribe, like, and watch my channel grow! Every little bit helps.
A person with Selective Mutism, Asperger's (Autism), ADHD, + Anxiety. I had previous issues with having my picture taken in the past and hoping to self improve through videos.
My interests include: Pokémon, Anime, languages, Asian culture (more specifically Japanese + Chinese), speaking up about my disability, Nintendo, Animal Sci, Zoology, Eco friendly, providing life updates, changes, + more! (-Or really whatever I feel like/random)
~Subscribe to see more of these things in the future!
*Thank you for joining me on this journey!*
(You can go to my Insta/s and see my virtual business card located in my story highlights)
Tokyo Neighborhood Tour| Inside a Japanese Home
Hello everyone! This video consists of a tour we went on inside a Japanese home of the daughter of one of our instructors on the study abroad trip. It was cool to see how minimalistic Japanese homes are. I hope you enjoyed this short video!
More Info and details below
Inside This Japanese Home Consists of:
1st floor
-Small narrow hallways
-small bathroom
-Kitchen connected to living room
-slipper and shoe rack
-small couch
2nd floor
-2 futons/mattresses
-a balcony and sliding door
-a work room
-steep narrow stairs
Backyard
-Bathhouse
-full of green grass and plants
-Very healthy plants
-Smaller and more cubed or rectangle-shaped than the US
-presence of moss and other grasses
-neighbors' houses are really close together
-outdoor bathhouse
Overall
-Most material in the house is wood or bamboo
-Mt Fuji view in the distance
Japanese rooftops
-Have a distinct ripple shape detail on the roofs and a multiple-layer effect. They are also at an angle
Between the houses and streets
-Power lines and long stairs go between houses and streets in the neighborhood and elevate as the hill does
The streets of a Japanese neighborhood
-Japanese marking on the roads says ‘tomare’ which means stop. It shares the same kanji in Chinese has a similar meaning.
-Very narrow roads and the houses are pretty close to the roads as well. The houses have an elevated kind of stand that they are on so they have a barrier between cars and the house as well as a fenced backyard.
-Homes have an outline/ colored frame around windows on the outside of the homes.
-In the streets and sidewalks of the Japanese neighborhood there are wildflowers growing in the cracks of the concrete
-The Japanese neighborhood distinct manhole cover design
Nearby Apartment or Hotel Style Housing
-The atmosphere consists of people drying their clothes outside on drying hooks
-Hotel and apartment style Japanese housing is more vertical than horizontal
-Gates are protecting people on balconies and housing areas. Might require more traditional housings to have balconies.
development of an area over time
-As our group experienced at the Japanese house, most of the flooring needed to be redone. Probably multiple houses in the neighborhood also ran into the same issue if they were built around the same time, so the flooring isn't the original after replacements. In the video, there was one house in red and black with the rising sun on the fence, I would say that was added far after the house was originally built and an aesthetic the people living in the house most likely decided on later.
-Most of the houses in the neighborhood looked fairly the same on the outside with the box shape and small houses. And the driveways only fit one car. The driveways were even mostly overgrown with grass and not paved.
elements that mark the landscape distinctly Japanese
-Hanging clothes outdoors
-Small balconies with gates
-Narrow walkways/streets/hallways in houses
-Box like houses
-Small and minimalistic homes
-Japanese writing on the roads
-Grey concrete stairs as opposed to other colors
-Distinct roofs and roof designs
-Colors of a japanese home generally aren't flashy
-Wooden indoor house design and bamboo and wood furniture inside
-Outdoor bathhouse
-Distinct areas in Japan have certain decorated manhole covers
what elements might be shared with landscapes elsewhere
-Japanese homes are small just like Vietnamese, Chinese, and Filipino homes. In Vietnam the stairs leading to homes in neighborhoods are also grey. Most if not all asian cultures require you to take off shoes before entering in apartments and houses.
-Vietnamese and Chinese homes also don't have a washer and dryer so they hand wash and dry by sitting out just like japanese style homes.
*if you read all this, type in the comments “Japanese landscapes”
Thanks for reading!
#japaneseculture #japantravel #tokyojapantrip
More Info and details below
Inside This Japanese Home Consists of:
1st floor
-Small narrow hallways
-small bathroom
-Kitchen connected to living room
-slipper and shoe rack
-small couch
2nd floor
-2 futons/mattresses
-a balcony and sliding door
-a work room
-steep narrow stairs
Backyard
-Bathhouse
-full of green grass and plants
-Very healthy plants
-Smaller and more cubed or rectangle-shaped than the US
-presence of moss and other grasses
-neighbors' houses are really close together
-outdoor bathhouse
Overall
-Most material in the house is wood or bamboo
-Mt Fuji view in the distance
Japanese rooftops
-Have a distinct ripple shape detail on the roofs and a multiple-layer effect. They are also at an angle
Between the houses and streets
-Power lines and long stairs go between houses and streets in the neighborhood and elevate as the hill does
The streets of a Japanese neighborhood
-Japanese marking on the roads says ‘tomare’ which means stop. It shares the same kanji in Chinese has a similar meaning.
-Very narrow roads and the houses are pretty close to the roads as well. The houses have an elevated kind of stand that they are on so they have a barrier between cars and the house as well as a fenced backyard.
-Homes have an outline/ colored frame around windows on the outside of the homes.
-In the streets and sidewalks of the Japanese neighborhood there are wildflowers growing in the cracks of the concrete
-The Japanese neighborhood distinct manhole cover design
Nearby Apartment or Hotel Style Housing
-The atmosphere consists of people drying their clothes outside on drying hooks
-Hotel and apartment style Japanese housing is more vertical than horizontal
-Gates are protecting people on balconies and housing areas. Might require more traditional housings to have balconies.
development of an area over time
-As our group experienced at the Japanese house, most of the flooring needed to be redone. Probably multiple houses in the neighborhood also ran into the same issue if they were built around the same time, so the flooring isn't the original after replacements. In the video, there was one house in red and black with the rising sun on the fence, I would say that was added far after the house was originally built and an aesthetic the people living in the house most likely decided on later.
-Most of the houses in the neighborhood looked fairly the same on the outside with the box shape and small houses. And the driveways only fit one car. The driveways were even mostly overgrown with grass and not paved.
elements that mark the landscape distinctly Japanese
-Hanging clothes outdoors
-Small balconies with gates
-Narrow walkways/streets/hallways in houses
-Box like houses
-Small and minimalistic homes
-Japanese writing on the roads
-Grey concrete stairs as opposed to other colors
-Distinct roofs and roof designs
-Colors of a japanese home generally aren't flashy
-Wooden indoor house design and bamboo and wood furniture inside
-Outdoor bathhouse
-Distinct areas in Japan have certain decorated manhole covers
what elements might be shared with landscapes elsewhere
-Japanese homes are small just like Vietnamese, Chinese, and Filipino homes. In Vietnam the stairs leading to homes in neighborhoods are also grey. Most if not all asian cultures require you to take off shoes before entering in apartments and houses.
-Vietnamese and Chinese homes also don't have a washer and dryer so they hand wash and dry by sitting out just like japanese style homes.
*if you read all this, type in the comments “Japanese landscapes”
Thanks for reading!
#japaneseculture #japantravel #tokyojapantrip
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Inside a Japanese Grocery Store/ Supermarket (スーパーマーケット) | Odakyu OX
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Hello everyone, enjoy this video of what it is like inside a Japanese grocery store/ supermarket. At the checkout of these stores you have to pay by pushing a button on a digital screen, so it is a little bit different than convenience stores as they have more groceries for cooking and the payment method is slightly different at the end. #traveljapan #groceries #japanesefood
Travel In Shibuya| Highlighting The Shibuya Pokémon Center and The Nintendo Store
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Hello everyone! This video comes from the full video in Shibuya I made (insert link when video releases). I hope you enjoyed the video! I find the life-sized mewtwo statue pretty cool and was a once in a lifetime experience visiting the Pokémon center while in Japan. #pokemoncenter #mewtwo #japantravel
Travel In Shibuya| Hachikō Akita Dog Statue, Shibuya Crossing, Pokémon Center, and Nintendo Store
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Hello everyone! Here is my video on our trip to Shibuya. I have another video highlighting specifically the Pokémon Center and the Nintendo store that comes from clips from this video. Check it out at the following link (when it comes out insert link). Thank you for your time and watching the video! #shibuya #shibuyacrossing #japantravel
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Rainy Day In Harajuku vibes| Chinese Ramen Restaurant, Japan| The Best Views| Street Mario Karts
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This was right after our visit to Meiji Shrine and Inari Shrine from the previous video on my channel ua-cam.com/video/yZB76oxeVq8/v-deo.html Harajuku is especially a beautiful place in the rain in my opinion! #japantravel #studyabroad
Yuraku Inari + Meiji Jingu Shrine| Practicing Shintoism| What Average Japanese People Don’t Know
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Here are some Shinto practices that happen when visiting "mini" shrines and shrines. Most of these bowing before and after entering the gates Japanese people on average don't know about. The average Japanese person might not know to this extent about Shintoism practices. #japantravel #shrine #shinto
They took away my pkmn blanket? Nat Museum + Ueno souvenirs| Gusto Cafe| Night 2, Tokyo earthquake⚠️
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On May 11th 2023, Tokyo had a 5.4 magnitude earthquake at 4:16 am. This was only night 2 of the Maymester trip. #earthquake #tokyo #studyabroad
CCU 2023 Japan Maymester: Ueno Park’s 150th Year Anniversary| Tokyo National Museum
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Ueno Park was celebrating its 150th year anniversary! We walked through Ueno park to get to the Tokyo National Museum. Ueno Park is one of the most beautiful places, and I enjoyed it so much! This is somewhat of a continuation video of the Ueno park video ua-cam.com/video/tERRiY0dIzg/v-deo.html Next, we went into the Tokyo National Museum. In this video, I highlight some of my favorite displays...
Tour of Our First Hotel Via Inn Tokyo| Learning My Way Around The Toto Toilet| Trying 7/11 Dessert
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Hello, Here is the group at our first hotel Via Inn, Nihonbashi Tokyo. Enjoy me having a "This is my first study abroad" moment and learning about what happened. A little brutal for it to happen on night one, but I got through it! #japantravel #studyabroad #hoteltour
First Full Day in Japan| Group Breakfast~nattō 納豆(なっとう)|Ueno Park~Grilled Crickets| Everything Panda
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First Full Day in Japan| Group Breakfast~nattō 納豆(なっとう)|Ueno Park~Grilled Crickets| Everything Panda
My First Flight! (P2) | Stepping Foot On Japanese Soil | Metro Station Connecting to Haneda Airport
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My First Flight! (P2) | Stepping Foot On Japanese Soil | Metro Station Connecting to Haneda Airport
CCU Japan Maymester Trip 2023| My First Flight! (P1)| Getting Japanese Currency
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CCU Japan Maymester Trip 2023| My First Flight! (P1)| Getting Japanese Currency
Japan Club 2023 DC Cherry Blossom Festival Trip | Part 3~Our Stay At The Yotel
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CCU: Meeting Kim Thúy | An Autistic Person’s Perspective #vietnameseculture #kimthuy #aspergers
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Rant: Autistics NEED In Order To Function, More Time Processing An Event Occurring #autismawareness
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Rant: Autistics NEED In Order To Function, More Time Processing An Event Occurring #autismawareness
Family Pittsburgh, PA Trip: July 16-17th 2021 | Monongahela + Duquesne Incline | Carnegie Sci Center
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Family Pittsburgh, PA Trip: July 16-17th 2021 | Monongahela Duquesne Incline | Carnegie Sci Center
Coastal Carolina University: Japan Club DC Cherry Blossom Festival Trip Part 1~ Road Trip
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Coastal Carolina University: Japan Club DC Cherry Blossom Festival Trip Part 1~ Road Trip
Coastal Carolina University: Japan Club Trip Preparation ~DC Cherry Blossom Festival 2023
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Coastal Carolina University: Japan Club Trip Preparation ~DC Cherry Blossom Festival 2023
Cooking Chinese Tea Eggs Experiment| Traditional and Non-Traditional Teas |Making Tea Eggs Part 2
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Cooking Chinese Tea Eggs Experiment| Traditional and Non-Traditional Teas |Making Tea Eggs Part 2
Is It Hard To Get Traditional Chinese Tea Egg 茶叶蛋 Ingredients In The States? Making Tea Eggs part 1
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Is It Hard To Get Traditional Chinese Tea Egg 茶叶蛋 Ingredients In The States? Making Tea Eggs part 1
Traditional Chinese Eggs 茶叶蛋 (Tea Eggs): Osmosis Process- 🥚 | Traditional Chinese Uses Science!!
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Spring Break: Seeing My 1st CCU Lacrosse Game | Ripsticking There + Mini Tour Around Sports Complex
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Spring Break: Seeing My 1st CCU Lacrosse Game | Ripsticking There Mini Tour Around Sports Complex
Coastal Carolina University: Sustain Coastal Yard Sale~$5 Total Haul- 2 Asian Themed Finds + more!
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Coastal Carolina University: Sustain Coastal Yard Sale~ Eco Friendly~ Trying Everything On- $6 Total
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First Time Cooking Hello Fresh By Myself| Turkish Chickpea|College Tips On Hello Fresh Subscriptions
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Coastal Carolina University: Grand Strand UP Apartment Tour 2021-2022 -Update My Guitar String Broke
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Coastal Carolina University: Grand Strand UP Apartment Tour 2021-2022 -Update My Guitar String Broke