Hello Nobu and friends! Didn’t expect our family make it to the thumbnail and that’s only part of our family 🤣. Anyways, May this raya is enjoyable for you to celebrate 🎉. Selamat Hari Raya 🌙
Being a Japanese, learning Malay and English at the same time must be hard for you guys. Anyways, Selamat Hari Raya. I'm sure you guys will be mastering both in no time.
When you guys stand and wave at peoples in cars and motorbike, it was such a cute interaction. Malaysian hospitality is no joke. Everyone seems so friendly and welcoming. Great that you guys have a nice time here :)
Plan another trip to other state like in Johor, Penang, Kelantan, Terengganu... u will see and experienced difference situation, probably more traditional, very localised, more kueh.. and many more and more and more exciting sites
Euu not Terengganu,been there people so rude… but sure since they’re foreigners i guess they will get different treatment. Perlis by far the best and their people so friendly
@@aeenjimin2672 Seems like you have a bad experience in Terengganu but for me Terengganu is one of the best and has a lot of interesting places . The people also friendly and treat us very well. I just want to say that if u meet only one to four people don't assume that place it's bad . It's just yr bad experience and not that place is bad.
@@mochitaetae5948 Terengganu people be annoying everywhere they go,met most of them so annoying. I will not talk like that if it’s just few things. Met annoying ppl anywhere else too but it’s not likely from the same place. It’s beautiful but if them learn ethics,then i will say they nice.
If they are nicer maybe a good family will invite them. Right now they makin ngada ngada dan kadang kala tak sopan, kouji lebih jujur, baik dan sopan santun.
Well that's my opinion, having fun at the expense of sopan santun and adat istiadat is not my cup of tea. Its our responsibility to teach other cultures to our cultures expectations, they are still young, so can get carried away at times, janganlah awak jadi umat akhir zaman yang segala foreigner nak buat sesuka hati and its OK to you... Jangan sampaikan Allah marahi kita dan lemparkan balak kepada masyarakt kita. Don't lower our standards for sake of popularity.
@@nurafini8279 Saya tak nak buang masa getting into argument with you, its obvious you masih permikiran kurang matang agaknya. Anda harus menghormati pandangan orang lain dan bukan pandangan awak sahaja. Kita semua manusia kalau buat salah takkan tak boleh diteguri. Saya telah mengikuti kouji dan nobu sejak dulu lagi dan sejak tiba di Malaysia ada perubahan kepada sikap mereka dan pandangan saya tetap yang Kouji ni jujur orangnya, pandai ambil hati dan tak mudah menghina dan lepas cakap. Did juga menunjukkan permikiran yang matang walaupun masih muda dan tak mudah gilakan populariti. Kita ni negara demokrasi janganlah bersikap seperti negara Komunis, pendapat orang lain awak nak berkelahi pulak.
@@nurafini8279 Mengapalah awak risau sangat degan hati orang tak seagama dengan kita? Kitakan berasal dari negara Islam, bendera kita bintang dan bulan sabit itu tanda sama dengan menara masjid. Bagi saya, pertama sekali, saya ni seorang muslimin, itu paling mustahak, hal-hal lain di dunia ini hanyalah sementara ada pelbagai cara-cara yang kita perolehi pahala dan kadang kala secara tidak sedar melakukan dosa. Semoga Allah bukakan hati dan kuatkan iman kita semua.
Putting everything aside, its amazing that you came all the way from Japan and manage to experience a lot of things here with local people, even experiencing puasa and hari raya in Malaysia which is different if you conduct it in Japan because of the difference in culture, nevertheless, it seems like your trip here is smooth sailing and im glad for you.. I hope you can gain more pleasurable memories in your trip here, selamat hari raya maaf zahir dan batin🙏
11:28 That 'sarsi' drink is a type of soft drink made from the vine of sarsaparilla (a type of plant). You can find a lot of them in in the supermarket or convenient stores and even the carbonated version of it.
Nobu,Shun & Poko Mereka yang di temui tak ajak anda masuk beraya & makan kerana itu bukan rumah mereka. Itu rumah mereka pegi beraya. Kalau rumah mereka sendiri,mereka dah ajak anda bertiga masuk rumah makan2 & beraya.
exactly.. those you met along the streets.. they also like you giys who went "hari raya" to other people's house.. they cannot invite you since it is not their house.
Selamat hari raya nobu, shun and poko 🎉 you guys look kacak with baju melayu and samping. Terima kasih kak aida and family semoga dimurahkan rezeki selalu
KL is a main city in malaysia. During hari raya, most people will go back to their hometown. There are also a few ppl whose hometown in KL. For your information, there are 13 states in malaysia and malaysia is actually quite big, it’s just that in the world map, it looks small because of how it’s drawn but if you compare the size of UK and Malaysia, Malaysia is actually 1.4 times bigger than UK. So if you really want to experience Raya, you should go to kampung/rural areas
@@nurulsolehah6801 It is accurate. That's a fact that most people dont know. But only the sizes lah if about economy, the GDP, we're still behind lol. I just want to highlight that not all malaysians staying in KL.
let me just tell you guys on hari raya everybody left KL empty! sooo I feel bad that you guys couldn't celebrate in other states, its sooo much fun and chaotic in real kampung life!!
We are having the party in the house....amongst family and friends...its not really a street celebration....but some neighbourhood do have a comunity raya 'party' but mostly it is more on family celebrations for the first few days of raya...then we invite friends and colleagues to join the celebration at home later but rarely on the 1st or 2nd day raya..
let me clarify one thing here about 'visiting neighborhood houses during hari raya'. it's not that you cannot go and visit their houses, if you guys are like local and know the people around in the neighborhood ofc you can visit their houses, but since you don't really know them and plus you as an adult that is why you cannot enter their houses. But usually only kids for about 4-7(age ) will go and visit neighborhood houses one by one and collecting 'duit raya' and for adults and above they'll usually go to their relative's houses or family members or even friends . it is a tradition in malaysia that poeple will visit each other's houses during raya.
the right way to do it 1. see a house with open door 2. greetings, smile, and ask for permission to enter (normally they would let u enter) 3. if not, just say Selamat Hari Raya, smile and go to the next house and repeat the same process. these tips would be easy to practice in rural area than in a big city like KL, and much more easier if u already know the person or the family..
Yeah, this is the correct way, the first dude in the video was wrong saying that they shouldn't come to open house without invitation, i mean yes he is correct is some way but phrase it wrongly, the purpose of Aidilfitri is to celebrate it with everyone, not only friends and families.
Normally in kampung we celebrate with neighborhood as we already known each other.We don't really celebrate to other people house without invitation and it seems akward unless you are group of kids going around to other neighborhood and it might be another story.
@@NobuShunPoko so is everything open in Japan on 31st January New Years eve and New Years day? I remember New Year in Japan is boring (no fireworks allowed), quiet...very sad 😭
Amazing how the bond and connection grew in between the japanese boys and kak aida's family.. It's all started with Kaz in KL gate crashing house for home cooked meal and the rest is history.. Hospitality at it best! Anyway selamat hari raya to all of you boys..
Correction : Actually you can go to any house if their door is open because most of us welcoming people and we call it as "OPEN HOUSE" or in Malay, RUMAH TERBUKA. So basically all people are invited.
Maybe it is slightly different in KL since people would be more berhati-hati since there are less people? I think Amir-san was probably just being cautious not to offend other houses if he tell them the wrong thing huhuhu
ermm..its only applies to kids and children. for an adult and furthermore a stranger for just to barge in people's house uninvited nowadays will be a little scary..
Then he should explain on both sides. Yeah maybe in KL the culture a little bit different maybe because safety reason. But basically OPEN HOUSE on Hari Raya, everyone is invited. At least in my home town in Terengganu.
NobuShun world I am very proud of you three. Although u all look a bit crazy but your enthusiasm for fasting is very extraordinary. This Aidilfitri celebration is a day of victory for all Muslims as well as for all of you who have succeeded through the month of Ramadan. Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri Kamu semua kacak giler
For your information There have a lots of type of rendang for different state ... each state have their own special type of rendang ..there have black, red, yellow and green rendang...in so interesting to eat....but the most common is Rendang with Chicken then beef...or the rare one with Rendang lamb, shells or with Rabbit beef...
Salah tempat dan waktu,.bulan puasa mungkin bole kat bandar,.tapi kalau nk tengok suasana sy yg sebenar kena masuk ke kampung,.baru nmpak suasana yg meriah,.kalau awal2 raya kat tengah bandar,semua balik kampung..tapi lepas seminggu,. Semua dah balik ke bandar,..😀
Happy to watch you guys celebrating Hari Raya with Puan Aida and her big family, they were really nice, kind and awesome. Congratulations Nobu, Shun n Poko for finishing 29 days of Ramadan fasting, SUGOI!, hope you got the benefits of fasting even though you are not Muslim😊
I don't know KL is that empty during Raya season. I live in pahang and in a village area so it's always pack with people. And usually, in Hari Raya, if the house gate is open you can enter and greet the house owner and say, we come for Raya or kami dtg nak Raya. We welcome them with open hearted even if it's a stranger. Hari Raya is like a day where you open new connection with other people. So next time they come again, they already know who is who. But sometimes makcik2 will ask in detail, like where do you come from, your age, whose family you belong and so on. You get tired so easily with only visited one house. It's not a negative thing actually. It's proof that they want to you better and next time if you have some problem or issues, they know where you live to help you. That's neighborhood community. That's usually how we celebrate Hari Raya. That's why we are so panic when we know Raya is one day early. Because we want to give a heartfelt welcome to people that will come visited our house. There's a saying, "Tetamu datang membawa rezeki". So we need to give the guest a good hospitality. It shows good manner both as a person and as a community. If there is a chance, maybe you can experience Hari Raya in a village town next time. But for now Selamat Hari Raya Nobu, Poko and Shun.
Okay so it was today i found out about this channel and i watched soo many vedios of urs um so glad to see url experiencing and learning about islam little by little great work guys 💜✌love from sri lanka
Nobu should make videos with ichang and her husband jimmy from iChang RM. Since they both are Japanese, it would be easier for you guys to communicate with each other 😁
Bila aku tengok cerita detektif conan versi bahasa melayu, kelakar teringat aku suara mamat baju PInk japan ni, buat aku ketawa berdekah, Aku peminat detektif conan,
Only children have the priviledge to enter any open house (literally any house) to "beraya" and collect monetary gift. House visit opens roughly for the whole syawal month but usually lasted for 3 to 7 days. We believe visitor brings in good fortune aka berkat. One can also enjoy "hari raya" special dish.
during early hari raya day, almost every places in KL is quiet and less people since most of muslim people are celebrating at our hometown in specific state so thats why u'll see fewer people around kampung baru, but later on maybe the next week will be crowded back as usual in KL, so a lot of people gonna invites or doing "open house" in KL after came back from hometown. Btw selamat hari raya nobu, shun and poko 😗
did you know that we are celebrating Hari Raya till one month..? usually in our religion the celebration of our Hari Raya is only first day..but since to extend the happiness of hari raya to visit family & friends..we celebrate till one month..
the children will go to any house in their area while the adults mostly only go to the house that they know each other. even not invited. that will be "surprise" visit.
Omedeto guys, you all manage tu Puasa till the end and I'am so proud of you guys . Actually if you are in the village area the atmosphere nis much more enjoyable. I hope after this you will have the time to explore the other 13 states in Malaysia.... So far Kouji has gone to Perlis and he seems to like it, Perlis has the best mango in Malaysia, that is the HARUM MANIS mango...... .Selamat Hari Raya, guys ..
During hari raya,usually we r not surprise if there has group of kids come to our house even they live at other neighbourhood. Adult people never go raya at stranger house except their friends/relative, kids enjoy raya from house to house to eat biskut raya beside collecting some duit raya.😉it already normalize in our culture.
Happy to see u Guy's Happy with the foods... Next time try to celebrate Hari Raya in other states not in KL. I'm sure u Guy's will enjoy the moments... 🇯🇵🇲🇾❤️
I'm convinced, Malaysians are the most LOVELY people on Earth.
Hello Nobu and friends! Didn’t expect our family make it to the thumbnail and that’s only part of our family 🤣. Anyways, May this raya is enjoyable for you to celebrate 🎉. Selamat Hari Raya 🌙
Next time pls la ajak dia org mkn sikit & not just ajak bergambar mcm tu. Apa daaaaa
@@kungfunoob2379 Lahh diorang pun kebetulan nak keluar beraya dah tu dah ramai2 kat luar maybe nak pegi tempat lain. nak ajak makan mende
Being a Japanese, learning Malay and English at the same time must be hard for you guys. Anyways, Selamat Hari Raya. I'm sure you guys will be mastering both in no time.
Kak Aida can be the ambassador for Kampung Baru already! If not, Malaysia ambassador!
Aku sangat2x salute dengan keluarga ka aida👍👍👍👍
Me too
When you guys stand and wave at peoples in cars and motorbike, it was such a cute interaction. Malaysian hospitality is no joke. Everyone seems so friendly and welcoming. Great that you guys have a nice time here :)
Plan another trip to other state like in Johor, Penang, Kelantan, Terengganu... u will see and experienced difference situation, probably more traditional, very localised, more kueh.. and many more and more and more exciting sites
Agreed.. Got to move to other places to experience different cultures, food etc
Euu not Terengganu,been there people so rude… but sure since they’re foreigners i guess they will get different treatment. Perlis by far the best and their people so friendly
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French 🇫🇷 vs 🇲🇾 Bahasa Malaysia (Funny)
@@aeenjimin2672 Seems like you have a bad experience in Terengganu but for me Terengganu is one of the best and has a lot of interesting places . The people also friendly and treat us very well. I just want to say that if u meet only one to four people don't assume that place it's bad . It's just yr bad experience and not that place is bad.
@@mochitaetae5948 Terengganu people be annoying everywhere they go,met most of them so annoying. I will not talk like that if it’s just few things. Met annoying ppl anywhere else too but it’s not likely from the same place. It’s beautiful but if them learn ethics,then i will say they nice.
Wow, Kak Aida and family have been hosting the gang of Japanese UA-camrs 💜
The uncle who explained how a ketupat is made was super gentle with it.
i wish u guys can experience "real kampung" someday
Ikr!! With real kampung vibe 😍😍😍
If they are nicer maybe a good family will invite them. Right now they makin ngada ngada dan kadang kala tak sopan, kouji lebih jujur, baik dan sopan santun.
Well that's my opinion, having fun at the expense of sopan santun and adat istiadat
is not my cup of tea. Its our responsibility to teach other cultures to our cultures expectations, they are still young, so can get carried away at times, janganlah awak jadi umat akhir zaman yang segala foreigner nak buat sesuka hati and its OK to you... Jangan sampaikan Allah marahi kita dan lemparkan balak kepada masyarakt kita. Don't lower our standards for sake of popularity.
@@nurafini8279 Saya tak nak buang masa getting into argument with you, its obvious you masih permikiran kurang matang agaknya. Anda harus menghormati pandangan orang lain dan bukan pandangan awak sahaja. Kita semua manusia kalau buat salah takkan tak boleh diteguri. Saya telah mengikuti kouji dan nobu sejak dulu lagi dan sejak tiba di Malaysia ada perubahan kepada sikap mereka dan
pandangan saya tetap yang Kouji ni jujur orangnya, pandai ambil hati dan tak mudah menghina dan lepas cakap. Did juga menunjukkan permikiran yang matang walaupun masih muda dan tak mudah gilakan populariti. Kita ni negara demokrasi janganlah bersikap seperti negara Komunis, pendapat orang lain awak nak berkelahi pulak.
@@nurafini8279 Mengapalah awak risau sangat degan hati orang tak seagama dengan kita? Kitakan berasal dari negara Islam, bendera kita bintang dan bulan sabit itu tanda sama dengan menara masjid. Bagi saya, pertama sekali, saya ni seorang muslimin, itu paling mustahak, hal-hal lain di dunia ini hanyalah sementara ada pelbagai cara-cara yang kita perolehi pahala dan kadang kala secara tidak sedar melakukan dosa. Semoga Allah bukakan hati dan kuatkan iman kita semua.
SALUTE to Kak Aida n Family... Selamat Hari Raya NobuShunPoko.. U guys look so HENSEM in baju melayu...
Putting everything aside, its amazing that you came all the way from Japan and manage to experience a lot of things here with local people, even experiencing puasa and hari raya in Malaysia which is different if you conduct it in Japan because of the difference in culture, nevertheless, it seems like your trip here is smooth sailing and im glad for you.. I hope you can gain more pleasurable memories in your trip here, selamat hari raya maaf zahir dan batin🙏
Kak Aida family are now on travellers list.. during Ramadhan and hari raya..
11:28 That 'sarsi' drink is a type of soft drink made from the vine of sarsaparilla (a type of plant). You can find a lot of them in in the supermarket or convenient stores and even the carbonated version of it.
Nobu,Shun & Poko
Mereka yang di temui tak ajak anda masuk beraya & makan kerana itu bukan rumah mereka.
Itu rumah mereka pegi beraya.
Kalau rumah mereka sendiri,mereka dah ajak anda bertiga masuk rumah makan2 & beraya.
exactly.. those you met along the streets.. they also like you giys who went "hari raya" to other people's house.. they cannot invite you since it is not their house.
Selamat hari raya nobu, shun and poko 🎉 you guys look kacak with baju melayu and samping. Terima kasih kak aida and family semoga dimurahkan rezeki selalu
KL is a main city in malaysia. During hari raya, most people will go back to their hometown. There are also a few ppl whose hometown in KL.
For your information, there are 13 states in malaysia and malaysia is actually quite big, it’s just that in the world map, it looks small because of how it’s drawn but if you compare the size of UK and Malaysia, Malaysia is actually 1.4 times bigger than UK.
So if you really want to experience Raya, you should go to kampung/rural areas
I don't think that's accurate is it? Abt UK and Malaysia?
@@nurulsolehah6801 It is accurate. That's a fact that most people dont know. But only the sizes lah if about economy, the GDP, we're still behind lol.
I just want to highlight that not all malaysians staying in KL.
@@deeynaishere woaaw, i just checked it. You are right😳...I still can't comprehend that, right now.
To be fair, 2/3 of the Area is Sabah & Sarawak with about 15% Malay Ethnicity.
let me just tell you guys on hari raya everybody left KL empty! sooo I feel bad that you guys couldn't celebrate in other states, its sooo much fun and chaotic in real kampung life!!
We are having the party in the house....amongst family and friends...its not really a street celebration....but some neighbourhood do have a comunity raya 'party' but mostly it is more on family celebrations for the first few days of raya...then we invite friends and colleagues to join the celebration at home later but rarely on the 1st or 2nd day raya..
semat tho rambut rayaa..(raya hair so handsome!!)
let me clarify one thing here about 'visiting neighborhood houses during hari raya'. it's not that you cannot go and visit their houses, if you guys are like local and know the people around in the neighborhood ofc you can visit their houses, but since you don't really know them and plus you as an adult that is why you cannot enter their houses. But usually only kids for about 4-7(age
) will go and visit neighborhood houses one by one and collecting 'duit raya' and for adults and above they'll usually go to their relative's houses or family members or even friends . it is a tradition in malaysia that poeple will visit each other's houses during raya.
the right way to do it
1. see a house with open door
2. greetings, smile, and ask for permission to enter (normally they would let u enter)
3. if not, just say Selamat Hari Raya, smile and go to the next house and repeat the same process.
these tips would be easy to practice in rural area than in a big city like KL, and much more easier if u already know the person or the family..
Yeah, this is the correct way, the first dude in the video was wrong saying that they shouldn't come to open house without invitation, i mean yes he is correct is some way but phrase it wrongly, the purpose of Aidilfitri is to celebrate it with everyone, not only friends and families.
Normally in kampung we celebrate with neighborhood as we already known each other.We don't really celebrate to other people house without invitation and it seems akward unless you are group of kids going around to other neighborhood and it might be another story.
@@syafiqsahap2012 this one i agree...
ハリ・ラヤ・アイディルフィトリや旧正月には、ほとんどの店が閉まり、クアラルンプールの市民は故郷や村に帰ってしまうので、クアラルンプールには誰もいないことがあります。
悲しいです、、😭
当たり前だ、普通には私達は２日もハリラヤをお祝いする。(夜も含まれるよ)。。ところで、ハリラヤおめでとう!!
@@saa-xc3kq Google translate detected
@@saa-xc3kq kalau masih belum pro guna kanji jangan guna Google translate 😂 senang sangat boleh ditect
@@NobuShunPoko so is everything open in Japan on 31st January New Years eve and New Years day? I remember New Year in Japan is boring (no fireworks allowed), quiet...very sad 😭
Amazing how the bond and connection grew in between the japanese boys and kak aida's family.. It's all started with Kaz in KL gate crashing house for home cooked meal and the rest is history.. Hospitality at it best! Anyway selamat hari raya to all of you boys..
Best lah keluarga kak aida semua dpt berkumpul. Rezeki lah dpt keluarga sporting ketua rumah pun mcm lagak pahlawan Tenang & teratur percakapan
Correction : Actually you can go to any house if their door is open because most of us welcoming people and we call it as "OPEN HOUSE" or in Malay, RUMAH TERBUKA. So basically all people are invited.
Maybe it is slightly different in KL since people would be more berhati-hati since there are less people? I think Amir-san was probably just being cautious not to offend other houses if he tell them the wrong thing huhuhu
ermm..its only applies to kids and children. for an adult and furthermore a stranger for just to barge in people's house uninvited nowadays will be a little scary..
Then he should explain on both sides. Yeah maybe in KL the culture a little bit different maybe because safety reason. But basically OPEN HOUSE on Hari Raya, everyone is invited. At least in my home town in Terengganu.
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French 🇫🇷 vs 🇲🇾 Bahasa Malaysia (Funny)
Noo... children yes.. neighbours yes... relatives yes.. but not strangers.. just like us.. we dont simply visit any house right.
If you in Malaysia, you have to know that almost all restaurants are closed because of Hari Raya🙂😅
except mamak
@@norsyuhadabtebasir556 those are not mamak but indian disguise as mamak muslim
@@adrianfarhan2659 i see
@@norsyuhadabtebasir556 Jika itu mamak buka Ingatlah.. jauhilah masa bukan raya... :)
@@abglang7376 ape² raya pun ke?
NobuShun world I am very proud of you three. Although u all look a bit crazy but your enthusiasm for fasting is very extraordinary. This Aidilfitri celebration is a day of victory for all Muslims as well as for all of you who have succeeded through the month of Ramadan.
Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri
Kamu semua kacak giler
For your information There have a lots of type of rendang for different state ... each state have their own special type of rendang ..there have black, red, yellow and green rendang...in so interesting to eat....but the most common is Rendang with Chicken then beef...or the rare one with Rendang lamb, shells or with Rabbit beef...
Happy to see you guys can celebrate hari raya!! Congrats for successfully fasting in Ramadan!! Lots of love from Terengganu
raya raya everyone, I shared your channel on my fb. you guys are so funny!! I love it. Greeting somewhere in Europe
I love it when some random dude speaking Japanese appear in the vlog 😆
Memang lama tertunggu-tunggu Nobushun keluarkan video hari raya di Malaysia. Selamat hari raya! Jum...jum...jumpa lagi! Jum..jum...jumpa lagi!
Semoga murah rezeki family Kak Aida...aaminnn
Next year, jom raya di Kelantan, a lot of people there when raya
hari raya is a family celebration, the first day of raya should be the most exiting day, but still we celebrate hari raya the whole month
Selamat hari raya guys❤️and happy 100k subscriber too
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its nice you say selamat hari raya and wave to everyone even they pass by
Nobu was served the drink called "Sarsi" in local Malaysian language. It is ROOT BEER in English, the famous drink at A&W Fast Food chain.
Salah tempat dan waktu,.bulan puasa mungkin bole kat bandar,.tapi kalau nk tengok suasana sy yg sebenar kena masuk ke kampung,.baru nmpak suasana yg meriah,.kalau awal2 raya kat tengah bandar,semua balik kampung..tapi lepas seminggu,. Semua dah balik ke bandar,..😀
Selamat Hari Raya 🌙 Nobu Shun Poko. You guys should come to KEDAH too. Here you guys can find roti canai and nasi lemak everywhere. ☺️
Happy to watch you guys celebrating Hari Raya with Puan Aida and her big family, they were really nice, kind and awesome. Congratulations Nobu, Shun n Poko for finishing 29 days of Ramadan fasting, SUGOI!, hope you got the benefits of fasting even though you are not Muslim😊
Terima kasih banyak-banyak atas kerja sama anda. Dari Sabah.
Proud with Kak Aida and her family.Very nice and humble and showing Malaysian hospitality to the world.
thank you kak aidaa....selamat hari raya guys!
OMG, you guys looks so good in Baju Melayu. Handsome bangat sih.
I don't know KL is that empty during Raya season. I live in pahang and in a village area so it's always pack with people. And usually, in Hari Raya, if the house gate is open you can enter and greet the house owner and say, we come for Raya or kami dtg nak Raya. We welcome them with open hearted even if it's a stranger. Hari Raya is like a day where you open new connection with other people. So next time they come again, they already know who is who. But sometimes makcik2 will ask in detail, like where do you come from, your age, whose family you belong and so on. You get tired so easily with only visited one house. It's not a negative thing actually. It's proof that they want to you better and next time if you have some problem or issues, they know where you live to help you. That's neighborhood community. That's usually how we celebrate Hari Raya. That's why we are so panic when we know Raya is one day early. Because we want to give a heartfelt welcome to people that will come visited our house. There's a saying, "Tetamu datang membawa rezeki". So we need to give the guest a good hospitality. It shows good manner both as a person and as a community. If there is a chance, maybe you can experience Hari Raya in a village town next time. But for now Selamat Hari Raya Nobu, Poko and Shun.
You are so perfect NobuShun.😊
Okay so it was today i found out about this channel and i watched soo many vedios of urs um so glad to see url experiencing and learning about islam little by little great work guys
💜✌love from sri lanka
Nobu should make videos with ichang and her husband jimmy from iChang RM. Since they both are Japanese, it would be easier for you guys to communicate with each other 😁
Nobushun.. don’t forget to go to Prime Minister’s open house this Sunday in putrajaya.
Congratulation to all of you! Selamat hari raya Aidilfitri .. ❤🥰
Selamat Hari Raya to Nobu, Shun & Poko 🎉
Nice color of baju melayu with samping..
Raya at kampung is more meriah than at KL. Glad that you guys still can beraya to rumah Kak Aida at Kampung Baru.
Nice content, you guys😆I like it~
✨Selamat Hari Raya✨
Thank youuu!!!
@@NobuShunPoko you're welcome
Bila aku tengok cerita detektif conan versi bahasa melayu, kelakar teringat aku suara mamat baju PInk japan ni, buat aku ketawa berdekah, Aku peminat detektif conan,
Aida-san is lucky to have Japanese guests during Hari Raya this year! 💖 Selamat Hari Raya to all of you!
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Eid Mubarak from Pakistan 🇵🇰🇵🇰🇵🇰
Did you really enter peace? This thing is very joyful. We encourage you. 🇮🇶✨🇯🇵
Hopefully next time there will be someone who willing to invite you to feel the environment of Hari Raya in Kampung @ village
Only children have the priviledge to enter any open house (literally any house) to "beraya" and collect monetary gift. House visit opens roughly for the whole syawal month but usually lasted for 3 to 7 days.
We believe visitor brings in good fortune aka berkat.
One can also enjoy "hari raya" special dish.
I'm really happy for you guys..
Now you have real hometown in Malaysia, where people know you and care about you.
Love...love..love.. 💕
Ok the bes ...selamat hari raya
Wow, bagus betul Nobu, Poko dan shun pakai baju Melayu dan samping 👍👍 you guys should try lemang with rendang too!
during early hari raya day, almost every places in KL is quiet and less people since most of muslim people are celebrating at our hometown in specific state so thats why u'll see fewer people around kampung baru, but later on maybe the next week will be crowded back as usual in KL, so a lot of people gonna invites or doing "open house" in KL after came back from hometown. Btw selamat hari raya nobu, shun and poko 😗
Anak angkat jepun kak Aida Nobu, shun, poko, kouji dan kaz.. Hehe.. Terbaik kak Aida dn family
Hari Raya is the best when you celebrating it in a kampung area..
Suka tgk uncle baju biru tu explain one by one to you guys😍
selamat hari raya Nobu and friends.... please enjoy raya celebration ... 🥰
selamat hari raya Nobu Shun and Poko
Asal diorng nampak Tua wehhh bila dah color rambut..haha,Aku suka lagi masa rambut diorng hitam
Come to my house in Penang... for open house next week!
Actually in kampung you can go in to any open house but in KL depends if the person knows the owner and invite you guys as well
did you know that we are celebrating Hari Raya till one month..? usually in our religion the celebration of our Hari Raya is only first day..but since to extend the happiness of hari raya to visit family & friends..we celebrate till one month..
the children will go to any house in their area while the adults mostly only go to the house that they know each other. even not invited. that will be "surprise" visit.
Haaa betul tu
Surprise visit but after calling first just to make sure they are at home..
Kacak and the gang enjoying themselves our kinpatsu
If you're still a kid. Then, yes. You can just enter any house during Hari Raya. Haha.
Cantik2 kak Aida punya anak Dara..🥰🥰😊😊
Selamat Hari Raya semua
Selamat Hari Raya.
Masing2 rambut Raya ye
Selamat hari raya to you guys..tahniah kerana berjaya berpuasa selama sebulan..hope you gus enjoy
Omedeto guys, you all manage tu Puasa till the end and I'am so proud of you guys . Actually if you are in the village area the atmosphere nis much more enjoyable. I hope after this you will have the time to explore the other 13 states in Malaysia....
So far Kouji has gone to Perlis and he seems to like it, Perlis has the best mango in Malaysia, that is the HARUM MANIS mango......
.Selamat Hari Raya, guys ..
One of my favourite episodes
It look like you may come every year for ramadan and hari raya...you all look handsome with baju raya.wow..
You guys always have a nice content😊👍
👍👍👍👍👍 selamat hari raya😁😁😁
Selamat hari raya nobu and friends semua kacak 😎 you hair like oppa Korea, salam dari Terengganu, Malaysia 🇲🇾
During hari raya,usually we r not surprise if there has group of kids come to our house even they live at other neighbourhood. Adult people never go raya at stranger house except their friends/relative, kids enjoy raya from house to house to eat biskut raya beside collecting some duit raya.😉it already normalize in our culture.
Selamat hari rayaaaa gais. Raya hair look so cool. Hahhaaha
Selamat Hari Raya to Nobu, Shun, Poko, have a good timeee..
Selamat Hari raya...🤗
The only time KL road is clear is during Hari Raya bcoz everyone went back to hometown. And the village are jem pack during this time.
Happy to see u Guy's Happy with the foods... Next time try to celebrate Hari Raya in other states not in KL. I'm sure u Guy's will enjoy the moments... 🇯🇵🇲🇾❤️
Selamat hari raya guys
Selamat Hari Raya NobuShun & Poko!
Selamat hari raya nobushunpoko..may god bless you guys
Ada lodeh lontong lagi umaiii, kalo tak de mcm tak raya..
I was really hoping you do go to Somali house when they had Eid