Even negara maju pun suka duduk Malaysia. Malaysian, semua negara ada pros and cons. Kita nak maju mcm Japan, tapi kita lupa kelebihan negara kita. So sentiasa bersyukur... Dan perbaiki apa yg benar2 perlu diperbaiki.. ❤
Negara² "maju" tu dikategorikan begitu sebab nilai ekonomi. Tapi dari segi kualiti sosial atau kesihatan mental masyarakat, mereka sebenarnya agak kebelakang.
@@rattman96 itu lah cakap tadi. Pros and cons. Gov mereka mesti kena korbankan rakyat punya mentality, sosial, hardwork utk capai apa yg mereka nak.. mcm gov Malaysia rakyat didahulukan.. tapi certain benda kena korbankan, kita dah bising.. plus kita masyarakat majmuk. Pelbagai bangsa, culture, sosial kita pun berbeza. Mereka hanya sebangsa saja jadinya kalau terjadi tidak setuju dgn gov hanya fokus bangsa dan culture mereka saja.
Getting older its true, getting difficult, nobody can escape. But in Malaysia majority still taking care of old folks at home, my mother is in her 80s and staying with me. I will never send her off to old folks home. If I send my parents off, I believe in karma, and will return and our children will do the same when we are old.
I also believe in karma. But at the same time, I don't want to disturb my children. Still no answer for that. You must be strong and very kind person. I wish you n your mother a long life and good health.Thanks for the comment.
@@HanaMalaysia Thank you. Yes, i never expect my children to do that too, but how we treat our parents is how we will be treated by our children. Chidren sees what adults do.
@@HanaMalaysia Yes, and this is a true story I heard. There was an old lady treated badly by a boy's mother (daughter-in-law). She gave the old lady rice in a coconut shell instead on a proper bowl. When the boy's grandma died, the mother wanted to throw the coconut shell away, but the boy picked it up and told the mother, not to throw it away because when she is old she need to use that to put her rice.
sebagai seorang malaysian yang tinggal di selangor..lidah n tekak saya dah terbiasa dengan semua makanan..of course masakan melayu..makanan cina..india..makanan jepun..korea..pakistan..arab..i speak with my mother tongue bahasa melayu..i also can speak conversational mandarin..cantonese...a little bit tamil..arabic..urdu..and japanese..thank you for choosing malaysia as ur home..thank you for sharing ur culture and food with us..we malaysian are not perfect..but thats the point so we can learn from each other...arigatou gosaimasu..
"thats the point so we can learn from each other." I really like this part. Thank you for your comment. I decided to live here. I'm so happy that there are people like you are living here. I would be very happy if you could continue to comment when you have time.
japanese everywhere are polite and courteous. the only prob would be the language barrier. most asian countries are anyway for maybe except koreans in Korea
After they invented youtube, now i really appreciated my own place. Long time ago a singaporean man came to my longhouse at sibu. He said you villager's are very rich,you can get everything from nature's. I thought he wasn't sincere,but now when i think back he really mean it. In the 80s Singpore must be stressful city to live in.
We are friendly because if you noticed, we call strangers as if they are our own family. We use aunty, uncle, sister, brother instead or sir or miss. That is why we felt so close to one another even to strangers 😄
Malaysian is quite simple.. if you have a good manners, respect towards others, polite and clean, you are the most welcome to stay.. regardless your race, creed, color or nationality…☺️
@@ahaha731not really, tapi tu kenyataan. Try tengok belah New York, Tokyo, Etc. Hidup macam duk kejar rushing apa semua. Tapi Malaysian banyak yang kalau boleh nak duduk kampung chill2 ja.
Malaysia is just different.... the spirit of neighbourhood.... warm gesture from local... great good with more flavour ... smiley people... Malaysia truly Asia
Hi, Thanks for the comment. Thank you for praising Japanese people too. I'm very proud of that. But I love Malaysian people too. Very friendly n kind la.
Hello @hana in Malaysia. I suddenly come across your video. I am Malaysian thank you for liking our country. It's true what you have mentioned in your video, my other Japanese friends says the same thing too🙏😍🤗
As a Chinese Malaysian, I appreciate how respectful and polite the Japanese are in Malaysia, and in other countries that I have worked in. Even the older generation Chinese Malaysians who were scarred by the Japanese invasion and occupation of Malaya during WW2 have similar feelings. My grandmother used to curse every time she saw a Japanese and would retell stories of how her family, relatives and friends suffered during the occupation in Kuala Lumpur. She told stories of starvation and random killings by Japanese soldiers if they thought in any way you were disrespectful to them. However, after visiting Japan in the 1970s, she was taken aback by how clean, polite and respectful the Japanese there were to her. After that, and until the day she died, she drew a line as to which Japanese she hated. She only hated the Japanese generation that fought WW2, not their descendants. She had nothing good to say about the former, but had only praise for the latter. Similarly, my father who suffered under the hand of the Japanese in Penang during WW2, had a similar reaction when he visited Japan in the 1980s. Moreover, he praised the hardworking nature of the Japanese, especially those in the higher ranks who always seemed to be showing an example to their employees. In the 1980s, my father used to do a lot of business with Sony in Petaling Jaya. Once, he wanted to speak with their Managing Director, and was pointed to what looked like a Sony employee, wearing the Sony uniform, holding a broom and sweeping the outside of the factory office. My father was very surprised to find out that he was the Managing Director. As he remarked to me, other races, such as the Chinese, Malays, Indians, Westerners would think such an act below them. But for the Japanese then, it was normal for them. As for myself, I have worked in a Mitsui group company in Singapore for a number of years. I find that the older generation of Japanese are similar to what my father knew. However, the younger generation are not as hard-working as their parents or grandparents were. They are more relaxed now but they still retain their politeness and being respectful.
Thank you for your nice story. No matter how much Japanese people try to apologize now, we cannot apologize for what happened during the war. But we just accept the facts and pray that it never happens again. I love all your story😀❤ Thanks for the comment!
@@HanaMalaysia Thank you for your reply. Your generation and the post-war Japanese generations have really transformed Japan and foreign attitudes to them, so much so that both my grandmother and father changed their attitude after visiting Japan. You and I are probably of the same generation, and I hope that I will be the last generation that was brought up on such stories of the Japanese occupation. In fact, out attitudes towards the Japanese changed enough that both my father and I enjoyed Japanese music. My father enjoyed modern Japanese enka music, especially male enka singers. And I enjoyed during the 1980s, Jpop singers such as Seiko Matsuda and Momoe Yamaguchi. Even now, my daily guilty pleasure is watching Japanese anime (with English subtitles) interspaced with Kdrama. I suppose if there is a regret I have about the Japanese, is that comparing those Japanese I knew to those of my father's generation, the current Japanese generation, from the 1990s onwards, seemed to have lost that drive and hardworking streak that brought Japan out of the war. I used to have an old Japanese colleague in Singapore, whom we nicknamed the Old Samurai. He had been working for the company for more than 30 years in Singapore and used to work every day until about 9pm. Every year, he would only go home once for a month to visit his family, and that had been his routine for all those decades. He lived for the company as a salaryman. In fact, he told us that if he stayed longer than a month, his wife would start complaining and ask when he would be returning to Singapore :) The younger generation of Japanese are no longer like that and clock off on the dot every day. We used to notice that the younger generation and the Old Samurai was very far apart in work ethic and values.
@@HanaMalaysiaDo not worry. Generations after that have already broken the barriers between the Japanese and us due to kindness and polite behaviours from Japan. Malaysians are also not forgetting the assistance of Japan to build our economy. I am Malaysian Chinese too and hold no grudge towards what happened in the past that has nothing to do with any of us. Unfortunately the same might not apply in China now for their doctrine instilled by their government that has affected the attitude towards Japan and its people.
@@kokliangchew3609 san, thanks for the comment. I love your story, especially old Samurai n his wife hahaha. He is really Samurai la.Thanks for the nice story. Please take care n enjoy Korean Drama n Japanese Anime.
I wish everyone thinks like you and your parents. You live in Penang and your family is very forgiving. This is not the same with other people! I am married to a Japanese women for close to 53 years! With the present geopolitical situation , there is tension between China and Japan and I have to say I found that most of the Chinese that live near me have not been that forgiving. Hana proposes to later live in Kuala Lumpur according to her narrative. People who live in Sarawak have been very friendly. I cannot say the same for Peninsular Malaysia and it is only correct that she be advised to be careful when choosing a place to live in West Malaysia. Live in communities that are mixed, communities that speak English are less likely to be affected by chauvinism! My sister in law advised my wife on these issues even before she married me. We never saw that in the earlier years, but now I bear the brunt of adverse comments as I can speak the Hokkien dialect. My wife does not speak Chinese or Malay and is unaware of what goes on. My children also do not speak Mandarin and both have been advised to stay abroad!
It's a blessing living in Malaysia because so many necessities that peoples need from gas, fuel, electricity, water and especially foods and government hospitals are subsidies by our government and housing here are lots cheaper compared to many countries around the world.
Japan is very close to my heart. I had the opportunity to visit Japan for technical training when I was a 21-year-old man. I really love the country and the people there. They were very kind to me, and their politeness made me feel welcome. In April of this year, I had the opportunity to visit Japan again, this time with my wife. She has also fallen in love with Japan and enjoy the visit there.
Hi. You are very lucky one who got technical training when you are young. Also I’m glad to hear that you n your wife enjoyed travelling to Japan. Thanks for the comment 😀
I'm currently living in South Korea, and I get teary as I watch your video bcuz seriously you'll only appreciate your home country more when you lived abroad. I miss Malaysia so much, the people, the foods, the culture, everything 🥺.
Thank you for watching and commenting. I am very grateful. I feel really lonely when I'm away from my home country. Let's take care of each other's health and do our best to be able to return to our home countries whenever we want.
Great to read your story Hana..wish you all the best of happy life..im originally from MALAYSIA but now I'm Australian citizen for nearly half my life time.. yet never forget your mother land ...❤
Though life is tough & expensive these days, We must be Thankful & Grateful for what we have today compared to others who don't & they wish & desires to have what we got. Spread The Smile & A Little Kindness To Those Who Really Need...Take Care & Enjoy Every Little Steps Called Life!
Tq Hana for loving living in Malaysia......ur viewpoints I agree n helps me to feel lucky as Malaysian......luv the cooking it looks sumptuous n healthy...... happy living here with ur family...... Cheers
All of my Japanese friends that came here to work for 2 or 3 years, they don't want to go back to Japan. Even their family also feel the same. They said they are happy to live here compared to Japan. Most of them told me they don't like working in Japan.
Glad that you like it here. Do continue living here, we Malaysian are very welcoming. Malaysia also encourage foreign investors, you can buy houses here, for your own living and/or renting it out for your investment purposes. You can invite your family from Japan to come visit. You can pass on your assets to your children or family when the time comes. Etc etc. In summary, Japan is forever your homeland and roots but Malaysia can also be your nest. I wish you and family good health and wealth. InsyaAllah (God bless).
@@HanaMalaysia From my experience children who got married and have families and don’t stay with the parents unlikely to take care of their parents when they got old and sick. They are busy with their career and tight with their financial budget. They will probably sent old parents to old folks or nursing home. I took care of my parents till they passed away because I stay with them. Also, because I’m single. If you’re well-off, one alternative is to stay in a premium retirement home. It is expensive and would cost RM8K and above per month.
@@gkt67 san, RM8K.....premium retirement home is very expensive ya. Your parents are very very lucky. I hope I can see my loved one until I go. Thanks for the comment.
Malaysian are very kind, warm & caring people. We love to help each other regardless of race or religion and if you are a tourist or visitor to the country we would go out of our way to make sure you are comfortable during your visit. It is done out of kindness not because we want to curry flavour with you nor because we have any ulterior motives. I am glad you like living in the country. Thank you so much for your nice comments❤️❤️❤️
Hi Hana, this is my 1st time watched your video & because of this video I've subscribe to your channel. I'm soo happy that you happy live here in our country Malaysia. Thank for the compliment. We are not a big country but our hearts feel bigger than the biggest country in the whole world. At least that's what I felt. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Thank you for the video. Yes, majority of Malaysians are helpful and kind. I enjoy watching your cooking. Been a Japanese, you are from a homogeneous society and country. While you can adapt to other countries, there is no second Japan. It is your true home. Not implying that you should return but your roots cannot be change, which I am certain you are aware.
After WW2 many Japanese soldiers decided to stay in malaysia and became Malaysian..... yes it's true malaysia is one of the best countries to live in, traditional yet contemporary
Welcome and tq for choosing to malaysia. Our weather is romantic weather, hot but humid in the same time 😅 our cost of living only high for transport and house ,other than that still at affordable cost. Our community takecare each other,but sometime we will gado2 mnja. No matter where u are , please be careful and takecare u self,stay healthy and safe. ❤❤❤
Hana san, I agree on point no 3 > My skin starts to crack after few days in winter Japan, wearing only 2 layers of cloths (I get hot easily if wearing more layer🥵) doesn't help too For point no 6 > I think certain consumables items are still cheaper in Japan. I miss the older days where _Made in Japan_ were considered to be better than others I think many Japanese who posted to work in Malaysia find it enjoyable until they are feeling sad that they need to return to work because of the too relax working atmosphere Thanks for sharing preparation of delicious foods, I wish I would be able to taste it
For point no 6 > Yes, milk, toilet paper, car!!! Yes, a lot of Japanese are feeling very sad when they have to go back. Very true. Sometimes they start their business coz don't want to go back😂 Thanks for the comment!
Shibarashi desu ne... We overlooked all those healthy and beautiful things you elaborated about our country, Malaysia. And I feel so grateful now being a Malaysian. Domo arigato. I hope you also take the opportunity to know more about our main religion, namely Islam. O genki de.
I migrated to the States 35 years ago. There's always pros and cons in both places. I was back in Malaysia every year for 8 years, sometimes staying up to 11 months. During that time, I missed some of the things in the States and vice-versa. I guessed contentment is my key😅. I'm glad to hear you are happy with where you're. Happy living.
While I do hate the times when I just want to do things by myself but some strangers would assume I don't know, it's comforting to know that I live in a place where strangers will try to help each other willingly. I like to be alone, yes, but knowing that I'm not totally alone when I need help is a great feeling.
Malaysia is still developing and I personally think it is heading the right direction, please don’t forget humanity and compassion while seeking growth, be a beacon of hope in the face of difficulty, especially the trouble we see in the world today, may god bless Malaysia with peace and harmony.
Hi welcome to Malaysia. Its good to see a foreigner enjoy living in Malaysia. I wonder if you could share what’s your favourite food here? Are you living in Kuala Lumpur? Tbh, as a Malaysian, Japan is one my wishlists country to travel soon. I love Hokkaido, somehow it looks good as healing place to travel. I wish to go there soon 🥰
Your vlog is very interesting and thank you for uploading. As I’m trying to learn Japanese language, on top of learning your culture, it would be helpful to hear you talk or speak. 🙏🏼🙇♀️ お疲れさまでしたね。頑張って🌸
@@HanaMalaysia hehe, than let another “old aunty” tell you, there is no shame in talking whatever your age, just like there is no shame in learning whatever my age. The students in the language class I attend now are younger than my own children🤪. You have a great day ahead🧚♂️
Auntie! This was such a sad and touching video, but the delicious-looking food that you are cooking cheers me up a lot. I hope you will be healthy, wealthy and happy forever! Sincerely, A Malacca girl who loves japanese matcha
Thank you for your comment. I'm very happy to receive comments from young attractive women like you. Matcha is delicious, isn't it? I love it too. Please comment again when you have time. From Japanese Aunty
@@HanaMalaysia Alhamdulillah. I'm also happy because of your compliment. I am very flattered by it. Thank you so much aunty ❤️. Yes, matcha is so delicious! I will try to comment as much as I can (but I can't give you any promises because my semester break is almost over 🥹).
One of many things of Japanese philosophy I adore is Omoiyari. My parents thought this thing when I was kid. As I grew up, meet new friends, they taught me, why should we do Omoiyari. But I just live with it coz it's part of me, it has become my nature. Not sure this is because I have Japanese ancestor, or it's just something I feel good about to embrace.
I feel blessed being Malaysian. Studied in Minnesota, USA with winter like -30C but still like to see 4 season but as the author said, less hassle with winter and I love Japanese Food...Sashimi and of course the hot sake to go with it. Japanese curry is great..I do buy the same brand SB. Easily available for you in supermarkets. We are glad you like it here Hana. p.s. You have a nice proper Santoku knife.
Hi. Thanks for the comment. I had studied in Ohio long time ago hahaha. Also very cold. Colder than Tokyo.I miss winter but here weather is so good😀 I've been using my knife more than 20 years hahaha.
@@HanaMalaysia I had mine for 5 years...Made in China but at least its made by a subsidiary of Zwillig company....I have all quite a few knives but mainly we need 3 only, a Santoku, clever to chop and a small for small jobs...unless one works in a kitchen but I do have a meat knife and... a fish fillet knife(Sweden), a birthday gift from Aiko Kano-san for my birthday when I was in the States
as malaysian always said, don't worry about anything, don't worry to get old, as long as u are in malaysia, as long as u are good person, the whole malaysian will always be your families..
all japanese all are welcome to malaysia..and i'm from malaysia who love japan politeness and i hope i can go to japan oneday and see with my own eyes..
The weather in Malaysia is good you hardly get sick easily if you have a good and balance diet good sleep morning/evening walk most important do enjoy your daily life and live happily 💪
they just like to create life balance .... dont like stress thing.... all asian in 1 place... and all like family, brothers, sister, uncle and untie....
Dear fellow Malaysian,we tend to neglect what our country has to offer. We actually are blessed living here. ❤
Yup. Thanks for the comment.
Yes, it's great being second class citizen here.
@@yorha2b278Nahh..you guys doesn't want to learn malay and then speak about being a citizen in the first place
Yes,,thats so true..thanks for reminding Me😊
@@yorha2b278 as if there's much different. The difference is just a small thing. Its not like you gonna use the difference everyday.
Even negara maju pun suka duduk Malaysia. Malaysian, semua negara ada pros and cons. Kita nak maju mcm Japan, tapi kita lupa kelebihan negara kita. So sentiasa bersyukur... Dan perbaiki apa yg benar2 perlu diperbaiki.. ❤
Thanks for the comment!
Yer betul tu. Xde ngra yg betul2 sempurna. Mesti ada pro dan kon.
Negara² "maju" tu dikategorikan begitu sebab nilai ekonomi. Tapi dari segi kualiti sosial atau kesihatan mental masyarakat, mereka sebenarnya agak kebelakang.
@@rattman96 I think so ,too. Thanks for the comment.
@@rattman96 itu lah cakap tadi. Pros and cons. Gov mereka mesti kena korbankan rakyat punya mentality, sosial, hardwork utk capai apa yg mereka nak.. mcm gov Malaysia rakyat didahulukan.. tapi certain benda kena korbankan, kita dah bising.. plus kita masyarakat majmuk. Pelbagai bangsa, culture, sosial kita pun berbeza. Mereka hanya sebangsa saja jadinya kalau terjadi tidak setuju dgn gov hanya fokus bangsa dan culture mereka saja.
Getting older its true, getting difficult, nobody can escape. But in Malaysia majority still taking care of old folks at home, my mother is in her 80s and staying with me. I will never send her off to old folks home. If I send my parents off, I believe in karma, and will return and our children will do the same when we are old.
I also believe in karma. But at the same time, I don't want to disturb my children. Still no answer for that. You must be strong and very kind person. I wish you n your mother a long life and good health.Thanks for the comment.
@@HanaMalaysia Thank you. Yes, i never expect my children to do that too, but how we treat our parents is how we will be treated by our children. Chidren sees what adults do.
@@nl6185 I totally agreed with you. Children are our mirror, right? They see what we do n learn.
@@HanaMalaysia Yes, and this is a true story I heard. There was an old lady treated badly by a boy's mother (daughter-in-law). She gave the old lady rice in a coconut shell instead on a proper bowl. When the boy's grandma died, the mother wanted to throw the coconut shell away, but the boy picked it up and told the mother, not to throw it away because when she is old she need to use that to put her rice.
@@nl6185 san, nice story. I’ve watched similar Raya video before. That was nice ❤️
sebagai seorang malaysian yang tinggal di selangor..lidah n tekak saya dah terbiasa dengan semua makanan..of course masakan melayu..makanan cina..india..makanan jepun..korea..pakistan..arab..i speak with my mother tongue bahasa melayu..i also can speak conversational mandarin..cantonese...a little bit tamil..arabic..urdu..and japanese..thank you for choosing malaysia as ur home..thank you for sharing ur culture and food with us..we malaysian are not perfect..but thats the point so we can learn from each other...arigatou gosaimasu..
"thats the point so we can learn from each other." I really like this part.
Thank you for your comment.
I decided to live here. I'm so happy that there are people like you are living here.
I would be very happy if you could continue to comment when you have time.
Me too..
Hebatnya abang
Japanese in Malaysia are polite and courteous. I hope you can continue to enjoy your stay in Malaysia and be blessed in your life ❤
Thank you😀❤️
Actually Japanese in Japan also polite. Been there and they treat Gaijin (foreigner/tourist) like me so nice.
@@gothnolful Thank you!
japanese everywhere are polite and courteous. the only prob would be the language barrier. most asian countries are anyway for maybe except koreans in Korea
@@zaimhazmin8851 I wonder why Korean can speak Japanese fluently. Amazing.
In Malaysia, everyone smiles in the same language. 😊
Yup! Everyone here is very kind and happier! Thanks for the comment!
After they invented youtube, now i really appreciated my own place. Long time ago a singaporean man came to my longhouse at sibu. He said you villager's are very rich,you can get everything from nature's. I thought he wasn't sincere,but now when i think back he really mean it. In the 80s Singpore must be stressful city to live in.
Hi. My late husband's long house was one hour from Sibu.
What Singaporean said is true. Thank you for the comment.
We are friendly because if you noticed, we call strangers as if they are our own family. We use aunty, uncle, sister, brother instead or sir or miss. That is why we felt so close to one another even to strangers 😄
Ummm That's right. Everyone call me aunty hahaha. Thanks for the comment!
Totally agree ❤
thats so true.
I'm a Malaysian who never lives abroad. I never thought Malaysia is this blessed. Thank you for your video.
You are most welcome. Thanks for the comment!
I'm happy that Malaysia have been good to you. Proud to be Malaysian.
Yup. Thank you❤
Malaysian is quite simple.. if you have a good manners, respect towards others, polite and clean, you are the most welcome to stay.. regardless your race, creed, color or nationality…☺️
Thank you! 😀
My late grandfather used to host Chinese man for months, free of charge in a kampung.i still has the memory of that, i am now 67 yrs old
@@drhalinah111 Wow. Such an amazing hospitality your family got!!!
I’m glad that you like it here in Malaysia ❤
We’re a laid back society
Not that we’re not concerned with development
But we don’t make it our priority
Thank you for the comment. I agree with you😀
Indeed
Is this a praise or criticism? Ada bau masam
@@ahaha731not really, tapi tu kenyataan. Try tengok belah New York, Tokyo, Etc. Hidup macam duk kejar rushing apa semua. Tapi Malaysian banyak yang kalau boleh nak duduk kampung chill2 ja.
@@hazwansyafiq6457 sekarang mcm lbih kepada kerajaan yg nk rushingkn rakyat.... dgn silibus kpm, subsidi dan lain2...
You make me appreciate Malaysia more haha!
Thanks for the comment, astonmaiyor-san!
💗💗💗 it is nice to hear you say many good things about Malaysia 🫂 thank you and lots of love from us
You are most welcome! Thanks for the comment!
Alhamdulillah, we Malaysians are blessed to live here.
Ya la 😀
Malaysia is just different.... the spirit of neighbourhood.... warm gesture from local... great good with more flavour ... smiley people... Malaysia truly Asia
Ye---s, that's right. Thanks for the comment!
I am Malaysian born Chinese. Japanese is known for their hardworking , discipline and good manners .
Hi, Thanks for the comment.
Thank you for praising Japanese people too. I'm very proud of that. But I love Malaysian people too. Very friendly n kind la.
@@HanaMalaysiayou're definitely Malaysian now, with your "la" haha🤣
@@pheat123 san, ya la hahaha.
Thanks for the comment!
Hello @hana in Malaysia. I suddenly come across your video. I am Malaysian thank you for liking our country. It's true what you have mentioned in your video, my other Japanese friends says the same thing too🙏😍🤗
@@pinkypoon7717 san, Thanks for the comment!
Thank you for your kind words. Recently a strong typhoon “Shanshan”hits Japan. I hope your family and friends are safe.
Thanks for the comment.
I'm going back to Japan very soon. I hope my flight will land in Narita🤞🤞🤞I will be in the condo until “Shanshan”go away la.
yayah in japan there is have aa typhoon and tsunami very dangerous ,hmm we know japan as the extreme coiuntry in pasific region
As a Chinese Malaysian, I appreciate how respectful and polite the Japanese are in Malaysia, and in other countries that I have worked in. Even the older generation Chinese Malaysians who were scarred by the Japanese invasion and occupation of Malaya during WW2 have similar feelings. My grandmother used to curse every time she saw a Japanese and would retell stories of how her family, relatives and friends suffered during the occupation in Kuala Lumpur. She told stories of starvation and random killings by Japanese soldiers if they thought in any way you were disrespectful to them. However, after visiting Japan in the 1970s, she was taken aback by how clean, polite and respectful the Japanese there were to her. After that, and until the day she died, she drew a line as to which Japanese she hated. She only hated the Japanese generation that fought WW2, not their descendants. She had nothing good to say about the former, but had only praise for the latter.
Similarly, my father who suffered under the hand of the Japanese in Penang during WW2, had a similar reaction when he visited Japan in the 1980s. Moreover, he praised the hardworking nature of the Japanese, especially those in the higher ranks who always seemed to be showing an example to their employees. In the 1980s, my father used to do a lot of business with Sony in Petaling Jaya. Once, he wanted to speak with their Managing Director, and was pointed to what looked like a Sony employee, wearing the Sony uniform, holding a broom and sweeping the outside of the factory office. My father was very surprised to find out that he was the Managing Director. As he remarked to me, other races, such as the Chinese, Malays, Indians, Westerners would think such an act below them. But for the Japanese then, it was normal for them.
As for myself, I have worked in a Mitsui group company in Singapore for a number of years. I find that the older generation of Japanese are similar to what my father knew. However, the younger generation are not as hard-working as their parents or grandparents were. They are more relaxed now but they still retain their politeness and being respectful.
Thank you for your nice story.
No matter how much Japanese people try to apologize now, we cannot apologize for what happened during the war. But we just accept the facts and pray that it never happens again.
I love all your story😀❤
Thanks for the comment!
@@HanaMalaysia Thank you for your reply. Your generation and the post-war Japanese generations have really transformed Japan and foreign attitudes to them, so much so that both my grandmother and father changed their attitude after visiting Japan. You and I are probably of the same generation, and I hope that I will be the last generation that was brought up on such stories of the Japanese occupation. In fact, out attitudes towards the Japanese changed enough that both my father and I enjoyed Japanese music. My father enjoyed modern Japanese enka music, especially male enka singers. And I enjoyed during the 1980s, Jpop singers such as Seiko Matsuda and Momoe Yamaguchi. Even now, my daily guilty pleasure is watching Japanese anime (with English subtitles) interspaced with Kdrama.
I suppose if there is a regret I have about the Japanese, is that comparing those Japanese I knew to those of my father's generation, the current Japanese generation, from the 1990s onwards, seemed to have lost that drive and hardworking streak that brought Japan out of the war. I used to have an old Japanese colleague in Singapore, whom we nicknamed the Old Samurai. He had been working for the company for more than 30 years in Singapore and used to work every day until about 9pm. Every year, he would only go home once for a month to visit his family, and that had been his routine for all those decades. He lived for the company as a salaryman. In fact, he told us that if he stayed longer than a month, his wife would start complaining and ask when he would be returning to Singapore :) The younger generation of Japanese are no longer like that and clock off on the dot every day. We used to notice that the younger generation and the Old Samurai was very far apart in work ethic and values.
@@HanaMalaysiaDo not worry. Generations after that have already broken the barriers between the Japanese and us due to kindness and polite behaviours from Japan. Malaysians are also not forgetting the assistance of Japan to build our economy. I am Malaysian Chinese too and hold no grudge towards what happened in the past that has nothing to do with any of us. Unfortunately the same might not apply in China now for their doctrine instilled by their government that has affected the attitude towards Japan and its people.
@@kokliangchew3609 san, thanks for the comment. I love your story, especially old Samurai n his wife hahaha. He is really Samurai la.Thanks for the nice story.
Please take care n enjoy Korean Drama n Japanese Anime.
I wish everyone thinks like you and your parents. You live in Penang and your family is very forgiving. This is not the same with other people! I am married to a Japanese women for close to 53 years! With the present geopolitical situation , there is tension between China and Japan and I have to say I found that most of the Chinese that live near me have not been that forgiving. Hana proposes to later live in Kuala Lumpur according to her narrative. People who live in Sarawak have been very friendly. I cannot say the same for Peninsular Malaysia and it is only correct that she be advised to be careful when choosing a place to live in West Malaysia. Live in communities that are mixed, communities that speak English are less likely to be affected by chauvinism! My sister in law advised my wife on these issues even before she married me. We never saw that in the earlier years, but now I bear the brunt of adverse comments as I can speak the Hokkien dialect. My wife does not speak Chinese or Malay and is unaware of what goes on. My children also do not speak Mandarin and both have been advised to stay abroad!
It's a blessing living in Malaysia because so many necessities that peoples need from gas, fuel, electricity, water and especially foods and government hospitals are subsidies by our government and housing here are lots cheaper compared to many countries around the world.
I think so ,too!
That's why I like to stay here. Thanks for the comment!
May ALLAH bless you Madam Hana, good health and happy life❤
Thank you for the warm comment❤
どこの国行ってもその人々との仲良くしながら住めばそれは良いと思います。何でも自分次第ですね。自分が生まれて育ての国でも生活ちゃんと出来ない人いるよね。これからも頑張って下さい。
@@keshus1109 そうですね。コメントありがとうございます。
Japan is very close to my heart. I had the opportunity to visit Japan for technical training when I was a 21-year-old man. I really love the country and the people there. They were very kind to me, and their politeness made me feel welcome.
In April of this year, I had the opportunity to visit Japan again, this time with my wife. She has also fallen in love with Japan and enjoy the visit there.
Hi. You are very lucky one who got technical training when you are young. Also I’m glad to hear that you n your wife enjoyed travelling to Japan. Thanks for the comment 😀
I have been watching quite a number of your videos and I find you are good at preparing meal and baking 😊
Thanks for the comment. I love baking and cooking! I'll show you more❤
@@HanaMalaysiaThank you 👍
@@siewmolly7461 san, welcome😀
HANAさん
おはようございます😃
いつも思うのですが、動画から流れる音楽が
とても素敵で、癒されます❤
マレーシアに老後をという方が多い事に
HANAさんの動画で、納得です😊私も
先日実家に帰り友人達と老後の話になり
“お世話にはなる”例えば、入院、などの保証人が必要の時に
頼まなくてはいけないなど、だけど“迷惑はかけられない”と
皆、合言葉のように言っています😂悲しい事ですが現実です。
幸福度、満足度はマレーシアの方がずっと上のような気がします。
日本を基準の言い方は失礼かもしれませんが、古き良き日本の
義理人情が、マレーシアには残っているような､､､羨ましい限りです。
孫の将来を考えると今後の日本がとても不安です。
HANAさんの動画を見てマレーシアを楽しみます😊
シニア旅さん、コメントありがとうございます。
ご友人の方々とお話しされた内容、本当にそうなんです。同感です。
しかしながら亡き主人の闘病生活が始まった時に私も自覚したのです。1人では絶対に無理だと、、、、。
マレーシアに関しては、本当に義理人情が残っている、まさにその通りなんですよ。
いつかシニア旅様が軽い足取りでトリノに行かれたときのようにマレーシアにもきてくれることを楽しみにしたいと思います。
いつも心温まるコメントをありがとうございます。
I'm currently living in South Korea, and I get teary as I watch your video bcuz seriously you'll only appreciate your home country more when you lived abroad. I miss Malaysia so much, the people, the foods, the culture, everything 🥺.
Thank you for watching and commenting. I am very grateful. I feel really lonely when I'm away from my home country. Let's take care of each other's health and do our best to be able to return to our home countries whenever we want.
This video actually made me teared up. We are so lucky over here. This is such a wholesome clickbait 🥹❤ glad you like it here in Malaysia ❤
Hi. Thanks for the comment. Ya, Malaysians are very lucky la.
あなたが作ったシンプルで健康的な料理を見るのはリラックスできました。 マレーシア生活をとても楽しんでいただけてよかったです。
ありがとう❤️
「９．家族がいるから」がずしっときますね。そして羨ましいです。
南国愛おやじさん、こんばんは。コメントありがとうございます。家族以外の人に迷惑をかける勇気がないんですよ。亡き主人の闘病中に、一旦病気になると誰かの助けが必要になるということは身に染みましたから。
Thank you for loving Malaysia and choosing to stay here
You are most welcome.
I hope you have a healthy & long life here in Malaysia.Bless you & your family.Please enjoy your stay here in peace.
@@leehock4840 san, thank you !!!☺️❤️
thank you for sharing your thought. home is a place where we are happy. i am glad that malaysia is such a place for you.
Ye-----s, I love to stay in Malaysia la heheh.Thanks for the comment.
Hanaさん、おはようございます。たしかにたしかに！とうなづくことばかりです。マレーシアにいると幸福度が高い、まさにそれでしょう。とはいえ、日本には日本のいいところもありますので、ぼくはもう少し今後どうするかを考えたいと思います。年金は、今年の10月からなのですが、ものすごく楽しみにしているんです！
いつも素敵な動画をありがとうございます。
おはようございます。
私は今年の1月から年金をもらっているのですが、本当に楽しみです。何に使おうかワクワクしてしまいます。
朽木さんは日本に家があるので、また違った考え方がありますね。
どこにいてもいつでもHappyでいられるようにしたいですね。
コメントありがとうございました！
Wow, 30 years in Malaysia! Thanks for sharing such a unique perspective! ❤
You are most welcome. Thank you for watching!
Great to read your story Hana..wish you all the best of happy life..im originally from MALAYSIA but now I'm Australian citizen for nearly half my life time.. yet never forget your mother land ...❤
Same like me😀❤️ I wish you the best life in Australia, too😀Thanks for the comment. Take care!
Though life is tough & expensive these days, We must be Thankful & Grateful for what we have today compared to others who don't & they wish & desires to have what we got.
Spread The Smile & A Little Kindness To Those Who Really Need...Take Care & Enjoy Every Little Steps Called Life!
@@tetsuyahasegawa-bs3ye san
That’s right. Thank you for the comment
You cooking and dishes look delicious…Hopefully you will continue having great life here
Thank you! 😀
the weather are so nice especially when it raining. so you can sit at the lobby and watching the scenery
@@muhammadabdulwahab123 Yup. Thanks for the comment
HANAさんありがとうございます♪
ほんとうに、今まで遠いマレーシアが
HANAさんの動画でとても魅力ある事が
わかりましたのでぜひ、
元気なうちに行きたいです😊
優しいお言葉ありがとうございます❤
Tq Hana for loving living in Malaysia......ur viewpoints I agree n helps me to feel lucky as Malaysian......luv the cooking it looks sumptuous n healthy...... happy living here with ur family...... Cheers
Thank you for your heartwarming comment. I am very grateful❤
All of my Japanese friends that came here to work for 2 or 3 years, they don't want to go back to Japan. Even their family also feel the same. They said they are happy to live here compared to Japan. Most of them told me they don't like working in Japan.
@@pakuandpakis san
Yup. Some of them will start business coz they don’t want to go back 😂😂😂 very nice to stay hahaha. Thanks for the comment
Glad that you like it here. Do continue living here, we Malaysian are very welcoming. Malaysia also encourage foreign investors, you can buy houses here, for your own living and/or renting it out for your investment purposes. You can invite your family from Japan to come visit. You can pass on your assets to your children or family when the time comes. Etc etc. In summary, Japan is forever your homeland and roots but Malaysia can also be your nest. I wish you and family good health and wealth. InsyaAllah (God bless).
@@khalishilman4064 san, that’s I’m doing now. Because I love to stay here. Thanks for the comment!
At the end of the day, Malaysia tends to be a happier work/life balance environment. And Japan for a holiday destination!
Correct. I agree with you. Thanks for the comment😀
looks delicious, and dont worry im sure your kids will look after you when you are getting older!
You sure ka? Hahaha. We will see. I'll send you message if my kids won't😂😂😂Thanks for the comment❤
@@HanaMalaysia From my experience children who got married and have families and don’t stay with the parents unlikely to take care of their parents when they got old and sick. They are busy with their career and tight with their financial budget. They will probably sent old parents to old folks or nursing home. I took care of my parents till they passed away because I stay with them. Also, because I’m single.
If you’re well-off, one alternative is to stay in a premium retirement home. It is expensive and would cost RM8K and above per month.
@@gkt67 san, RM8K.....premium retirement home is very expensive ya.
Your parents are very very lucky.
I hope I can see my loved one until I go.
Thanks for the comment.
Happy you are Happy here. We are also happy you bring a slice of Japan closer to us by being part of our multicultural society.
Thank you!
😊 its good to know that Japanese are feeling well in Malaysia. Wishing you a happy healthy life in Malaysia.
Thank you ☺️ ❤️
Terima kasih Hana san, you make me appreciate my country even more ❤
You are most welcome ❤
Hello Hana. Thank you for being here in Malaysia for a very long time. I like your food which looks beautiful and good to eat. Healthy also. Cheers.
Hi. I'll put more cookin ya. Thanks for the comment❤️
Thnks ma'am.. for sharing your interesting experiences in Malaysia
You are most welcome. Thanks for the comment!
Malaysian are very kind, warm & caring people. We love to help each other regardless of race or religion and if you are a tourist or visitor to the country we would go out of our way to make sure you are comfortable during your visit. It is done out of kindness not because we want to curry flavour with you nor because we have any ulterior motives. I am glad you like living in the country. Thank you so much for your nice comments❤️❤️❤️
Yup. Everyone here is very kind and caring.
That's why I love to stay here. I'll try to cook some more!!!
Thank you for the comment!
Hi Hana, this is my 1st time watched your video & because of this video I've subscribe to your channel. I'm soo happy that you happy live here in our country Malaysia. Thank for the compliment. We are not a big country but our hearts feel bigger than the biggest country in the whole world. At least that's what I felt.
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@@fastred214 san, I like this part”our heart feel bigger “
Yup. That’s why I’m here ☺️❤️
Alhamdulillah. Share Gods treasure in harmony. Welcome and stay with us.
@@nadzirahfarhah3423 san, thank you!
Thank you for wearing a Marimekko apron.. it's from my home country 🙂
I love it❤️Thanks for the comment.
came for the reasons but stayed for the cooking behind the scenes. they all look so yummy!
also im glad you are enjoying malaysia!
Thank you!
U love Malaysia and we Malaysian love japan too..my sisters and brothers went to Japan recently..they can see kind people of japan to Malaysian ❤❤❤❤
Thanks for the comment😀❤️
My kids n I love japanese food. Tq for your kind words about Malaysia. ❤
You are welcome.. A lot of Japanese restaurant here. Sometime it's cheaper here. Thanks for the comment!
Hanaさんこんにちは！
カレー、牛肉たっぷりで美味しそう！めっちゃ食べたくなりました。
コメント、ありがとうございます。
カレー、美味しかったですよ。
Msia memang mcm syurga. Lagi baik jk tiada rasuah dan pemimpim2 cekap ,jujur dan adil !😆🌺🌹💐
Yup. Terima kasih.
Hope you enjoy your stay in malaysia🤗
Sure. Thanks for the comment!
Welcome u n yr family blessing you happy living in malaysia
Thank you😀❤
Japan is a lovely country with great food. However, it's a Lonely country. I don't know how to explain it but it's just lonely
I think so too. Thanks for the comment!
Come & visit Malaysia.
@@drhalinah111 😀
Thank you for the video. Yes, majority of Malaysians are helpful and kind. I enjoy watching your cooking. Been a Japanese, you are from a homogeneous society and country. While you can adapt to other countries, there is no second Japan. It is your true home. Not implying that you should return but your roots cannot be change, which I am certain you are aware.
Thank you for the comment.
After WW2 many Japanese soldiers decided to stay in malaysia and became Malaysian..... yes it's true malaysia is one of the best countries to live in, traditional yet contemporary
😀
Welcome and tq for choosing to malaysia. Our weather is romantic weather, hot but humid in the same time 😅 our cost of living only high for transport and house ,other than that still at affordable cost. Our community takecare each other,but sometime we will gado2 mnja.
No matter where u are , please be careful and takecare u self,stay healthy and safe. ❤❤❤
Hi. Thank you for the comment. Yup, that's why I decided to stay here! Please take care❤
Hana san,
I agree on point no 3 > My skin starts to crack after few days in winter Japan, wearing only 2 layers of cloths (I get hot easily if wearing more layer🥵) doesn't help too
For point no 6 > I think certain consumables items are still cheaper in Japan. I miss the older days where _Made in Japan_ were considered to be better than others
I think many Japanese who posted to work in Malaysia find it enjoyable until they are feeling sad that they need to return to work because of the too relax working atmosphere
Thanks for sharing preparation of delicious foods, I wish I would be able to taste it
For point no 6 >
Yes, milk, toilet paper, car!!!
Yes, a lot of Japanese are feeling very sad when they have to go back. Very true. Sometimes they start their business coz don't want to go back😂
Thanks for the comment!
Glad to see you love Malaysia
30 years?
You re practically a Malaysian already laaa
Ya la hehehe. So happy to stay here😀❤Thanks for the comment!
Shibarashi desu ne...
We overlooked all those healthy and beautiful things you elaborated about our country, Malaysia.
And I feel so grateful now being a Malaysian. Domo arigato.
I hope you also take the opportunity to know more about our main religion, namely Islam.
O genki de.
You are most welcome. Thanks for the comment!
Nice video. Can you share recipe for the healthy marinated vegetables? (Radish spinach and broccoli looks very good)👍
Thanks for the comment. I'll write it in the comment section today ya.
Very good info
Thanks❤
So yummy whenever see the japanese curry!😮😮
@@mikunikku You love it hahaha. Thanks for the comment!
Hanaさん、こんにちは。今回の動画、再生回数が爆伸びしてますね！すごいです！おめでとうございます。地道に毎週毎週アップされている成果でしょうね。
動画のテーマも面白かったです。確かに家族の存在は大きいですよね。そうそうLexiの存在もですね。
Hanaさんの日本とマレーシアのハイブリッドな生活、素敵です！次回も楽しみしています。
Kiyoさん、おはようございます。今回の動画、本当に伸びがすごくてびっくりしています。
皆様のおかげです。コメント、ありがとうございます。
ポジティブなエネルギーに満ちている 🫰🏻💪🏻❤️
私はマレーシア人です。中国語から日本語への翻訳。🤭
Thanks for the comment! 😀
saya dah subscribe semoga terus sukses dalam content² anda 🤲😊Salam MERDEKA MALAYSIAKU 🇲🇾🇲🇾🇲🇾❤️😊
Thank you!
Thank you for your kind words; truly hope you continue to enjoy your stay here! :)
😀
so
enjoy you stay, and enjoy your life
we also encourage japanese here in malaysia
Thank you😀❤
May you always be healthy and happy when you are here...🫡🫡🫡🫡 ..
Thank you!
I migrated to the States 35 years ago. There's always pros and cons in both places. I was back in Malaysia every year for 8 years, sometimes staying up to 11 months. During that time, I missed some of the things in the States and vice-versa. I guessed contentment is my key😅.
I'm glad to hear you are happy with where you're. Happy living.
Totally understand and agree with you. It's funny but true.
Thanks for the comment😀❤️
new subscriber here. hi Hana, love your video😉
Halo Halo. Thank you for subscribing my channel!
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While I do hate the times when I just want to do things by myself but some strangers would assume I don't know, it's comforting to know that I live in a place where strangers will try to help each other willingly. I like to be alone, yes, but knowing that I'm not totally alone when I need help is a great feeling.
Yes, not easy to be alone. When we need help, we help each other. That's 1 Malaysia, right.😀
Malaysia is still developing and I personally think it is heading the right direction, please don’t forget humanity and compassion while seeking growth, be a beacon of hope in the face of difficulty, especially the trouble we see in the world today, may god bless Malaysia with peace and harmony.
I agreed with you. Thanks for the comment!
😀❤
マレーシアに長年住み、子供さんが近くにいるのが一番心強いですね！医療費も保険やら、メイドさんも信頼おける人とか、色々詳しくて羨ましい限りです😊寒い日本が私も嫌です。また行きたいので楽しみにしていますね❤
いつもステキな音楽で動画を楽しみにしております。心からありがとうございます🎉
Oloveさん、いつも心温まるコメントありがとうございます。またいつでもマレーシアにいらしてください。質問等ございましたら、いつでもお知らせくださいね。
Malaysians are just the same as people in Osaka, They welcome the presence of outsiders cheerfully.
@@davidmartinez-t2h Thanks for the comment.
Hi welcome to Malaysia. Its good to see a foreigner enjoy living in Malaysia. I wonder if you could share what’s your favourite food here? Are you living in Kuala Lumpur?
Tbh, as a Malaysian, Japan is one my wishlists country to travel soon. I love Hokkaido, somehow it looks good as healing place to travel. I wish to go there soon 🥰
Thanks for loving Japan.
My favorite Malaysian food is Apam balik, Nasi lemak, and Char kuey teow! Yes, I'm staying in KL.
Thanks for the comment!
Dear Hannah, if you are happy living in Malaysia then stay there your family that I would. I am living in Perth, Australia. 😊
Oh you are in Australia. It must be nice to stay there, too. Thanks for the comment ☺️
Im so blessed that Im a Malaysian… i had been living abroad for 3 years but nothing compares u live in Malaysia… its truly home sweet home
Yup. Always home sweet home❤️
Thanks for the comment!
Your vlog is very interesting and thank you for uploading. As I’m trying to learn Japanese language, on top of learning your culture, it would be helpful to hear you talk or speak. 🙏🏼🙇♀️ お疲れさまでしたね。頑張って🌸
Hi. Thanks for the comment. Old aunty very shy to talk you know. Hahaha.
I'll think about it in the future. Thanks for the comment!
@@HanaMalaysia hehe, than let another “old aunty” tell you, there is no shame in talking whatever your age, just like there is no shame in learning whatever my age. The students in the language class I attend now are younger than my own children🤪. You have a great day ahead🧚♂️
@@chienimurmann san, alright!
You happy... Malaysia happy 😊
Thanks for the comment!
Auntie! This was such a sad and touching video, but the delicious-looking food that you are cooking cheers me up a lot. I hope you will be healthy, wealthy and happy forever!
Sincerely,
A Malacca girl who loves japanese matcha
Thank you for your comment. I'm very happy to receive comments from young attractive women like you. Matcha is delicious, isn't it? I love it too. Please comment again when you have time.
From Japanese Aunty
@@HanaMalaysia Alhamdulillah. I'm also happy because of your compliment. I am very flattered by it. Thank you so much aunty ❤️. Yes, matcha is so delicious! I will try to comment as much as I can (but I can't give you any promises because my semester break is almost over 🥹).
@@vasco2105 Thank you so much😀
30 years in malaysia.. Wow.. Just amazing...
Hahaha. Yup. Thanks for the comment!
One of many things of Japanese philosophy I adore is Omoiyari. My parents thought this thing when I was kid. As I grew up, meet new friends, they taught me, why should we do Omoiyari. But I just live with it coz it's part of me, it has become my nature. Not sure this is because I have Japanese ancestor, or it's just something I feel good about to embrace.
Your parents are wonderful people. How many people can teach compassion to their children?Thanks for sharing.
I feel blessed being Malaysian. Studied in Minnesota, USA with winter like -30C but still like to see 4 season but as the author said, less hassle with winter and I love Japanese Food...Sashimi and of course the hot sake to go with it. Japanese curry is great..I do buy the same brand SB. Easily available for you in supermarkets. We are glad you like it here Hana.
p.s. You have a nice proper Santoku knife.
Hi. Thanks for the comment.
I had studied in Ohio long time ago hahaha.
Also very cold. Colder than Tokyo.I miss winter but here weather is so good😀
I've been using my knife more than 20 years hahaha.
@@HanaMalaysia I had mine for 5 years...Made in China but at least its made by a subsidiary of Zwillig company....I have all quite a few knives but mainly we need 3 only, a Santoku, clever to chop and a small for small jobs...unless one works in a kitchen but I do have a meat knife and... a fish fillet knife(Sweden), a birthday gift from Aiko Kano-san for my birthday when I was in the States
@@bunnykillerOLY wow. You must be good cook😀😀😀
Do enjoy our local food as well.....nasi lemak etc
@@bunnykillerOLY Alright!
as malaysian always said, don't worry about anything, don't worry to get old, as long as u are in malaysia, as long as u are good person, the whole malaysian will always be your families..
Thanks for the comment! 😀
so long you are happy and have love ones around... plus community support
Yup very true! I like this "so long you are happy and have love ones around." Thanks for the comment!
all japanese all are welcome to malaysia..and i'm from malaysia who love japan politeness and i hope i can go to japan oneday and see with my own eyes..
Hi. Yup.I hope it will be very soon😀
Terima kasih
Sama sama
The weather in Malaysia is good you hardly get sick easily if you have a good and balance diet good sleep morning/evening walk most important do enjoy your daily life and live happily 💪
Yes, right. That's very important.Thank you for the comment!
マレーシアはやはり外国人からのポイントをみるといろいろないい点がありますね。ありがとう
どういたしまして。
they just like to create life balance .... dont like stress thing.... all asian in 1 place... and all like family, brothers, sister, uncle and untie....
Yup. I agree with you! And you know that in Malaysia, we get less stress!
Thanks for the comment!
Hanaさん💐今回の料理もいいですね👍ゆっくり見ながら作りますよー🇲🇾step by step 🙏boleh❤
@MalaysiaSerena san, Baik la.いつもコメントありがとうございます。
That curry look tempting.
Thanks!