Love to see you working hard while being optimistic and positive there 😊 I am also the oldest in my family and tend to not caring about money spending when I first landed a job. It went down when my parents got major financial issues even when they had stable jobs so I became the main financial source since I earned the most in my family. I had finally learned all about finance and budgeting for us to make the ends meet. I can smile contently now. I have it proven too, that 'hard work will be paid off someday'. Wish you all the best, fellow family fighter!! 😊😊
I enjoyed this from start to finish. It’s my first time to see the 500¥ coin book! That was so nice! 👍 Budgeting in Japan is quite hard and the deductions are real. It’s amazing how you budget your groceries😊 I really enjoyed this simple yet sincere vlog. I also watched your house tour!
This video deserves more views! I just started living in Japan, and now is my first time living by myself. I need to do budgeting etc. Learn a lot from your video 🙂
I can’t believe there’s only 42 comments!! 😱 I just found this video, learned budgeting, a personal life lesson, great music, great camera work & quality, felt relaxed…. It’s 3am but I’m going to try and binge the rest of your videos ^^
i actually learned a lot from this video, not goanna lie XD. i also have that problem of just buying buying, not saving. And i want to thank you for that saving method you are using, it's a really great idea and easy to apply. hhhhhhhhhh idk how to thank you enough, you literally opened my mind
Thank you so much for this ☺️ I’m planning to work in Japan after I graduate. This really helps since I know there’s a lot of things to pay kahit medyo mataas yung sahod wala pa ring natitira 🤣
I am soon going to move to Japan and was bit concerned about managing my expenses. But watching this video gave me some confidence. Thank you soo much☺️❤️
Hi new here and I really commend you for how you do your finances. I do the same, put the money away, pay my bills, buy food then do everything else. I am about to check out another of your videos.
I tried to convert yen to usd. I also tried to buy a 500 yen savings book on Amazon Japan, but $1200 usd was too much for a lark. I'll stick to a piggy bank. I am retired and have always had a budget! I can't recall never having a budget. I'd like to move back to Japan, for at least one year. But I require a service dog and a wheelchair and not many rental apartments would allow either. I'm blessed that my income per month converts to 580,000 yen per month.
New follower here! Haven't checked all yur vids but probably i will, do you already have vlog about your work.or how do you start? Mind if i ask? Amazing! I'm planning to study in Japan this october 😍🤞🇯🇵
Thank you for the informing video. I wonder about 1 thing though. Isn't net and gross the other way around? Gross is your income before tax and net is after decutions? I just noticed, hope it's not rude.
Hi its really good video, But, is this still relevant to now ? or no ? What about living cost in Nagoya ? is it enough with 250.000 JPY without rent or its still enough if included rent too ? I really confused right now, and couldn't find any good source that still relevant to now days. thank you in advance and hopefully you notice me and could answer me.
I think you switched Gross and Net Pay. Gross could be all income before deductions, net pay should be after deductions (your take home pay). I see some videos/articles mention that Japanese salaried workers usually get a big bonus equivalent to 1-3 month's pay, is that common? Thanks.
You're right! My bad. I'll try to edit it :) thanks. And yes, but only for seishains(permanent/full time employees), I guess. Not really sure 'coz I'm not a seishain..
I saw that you had a Kirkland product (Himalayan pink salt) in your house in another video (ua-cam.com/video/GToklzw0eJQ/v-deo.html). Kirkland is a Costco brand and a paid membership is needed to shop there. Is it worth it given that you spend only 20,000 JPY on groceries?
Hello, I am here in japan. ☺️ Your video's are inspiring. Btw,. Where did you buy your Money envelope and box? hehe I want to be organize to my finances also. Thank you
Wow. That's so shocking to me. We are going to move to Japan in January and we have been visiting for many years. But every day I discover so many new things that are different about Japan. It's a bit fun and interesting, but also a bit scary, because new things pop up every day. My wife asked for boba today, and they didn't know what she was talking about. Turns out in Japan they call it Tapioca. Very funny. I REALLY LOVE YOUR VIDEOS. Great job.
Also, recently I was in a Japanese bathroom and instead of pressing the flush toilet button, I hit the emergency call button. How embarrassing. A man's voice came over the loudspeaker in Japanese. I just told him in English that it was an accident and he seemed to understand.
@@justyna_ I wish I was 😭 btw I LOVE your videos, they're so motivating! They really help me relax very well 💕 Thank you for replying and keep up the good work!
so pwede po kahit bs bio pero hindi teacher ang kinuha? pwede po mag turo ng english jan? basta po ba may diploma? anyway, ate thank you po sa pag sagot lagi po ako nakaabang sa vids niyo. you keep me inspired po. love you and take care po. I will always support you
How old are you if you don't mind me asking? Because I'm 17 and graduating this year but want to move to Japan but I'm not really sure if I should I'm half japanese so it won't be too much of a struggle compared to some others but I'm still a bit worried about if I can find a good job and live by myself
new subscriber here! just wanted to know if there's a way to send a personal message or DM because I have a few questions I might not be able to post publicly. thank you for this informative video!
Love to see you working hard while being optimistic and positive there 😊
I am also the oldest in my family and tend to not caring about money spending when I first landed a job. It went down when my parents got major financial issues even when they had stable jobs so I became the main financial source since I earned the most in my family. I had finally learned all about finance and budgeting for us to make the ends meet.
I can smile contently now.
I have it proven too, that 'hard work will be paid off someday'.
Wish you all the best, fellow family fighter!! 😊😊
Awww same! kudos to us!!! 💖
@@justyna_if i was Malaysia did my visa work must pay income tax too? Or per year my salary
It's kind of relaxing to watch and you can learn some things on this video
I enjoyed this from start to finish. It’s my first time to see the 500¥ coin book! That was so nice! 👍 Budgeting in Japan is quite hard and the deductions are real. It’s amazing how you budget your groceries😊 I really enjoyed this simple yet sincere vlog. I also watched your house tour!
thank you so much 💖
Your video editing is impressive !!! Loved the video. Wish I could learn to budget like you.
This video deserves more views! I just started living in Japan, and now is my first time living by myself. I need to do budgeting etc. Learn a lot from your video 🙂
Yay thank you!! Good luck! ☺️
am proud of you keep up the good work more power, very inspiring for single working abroad.
I can’t believe there’s only 42 comments!! 😱 I just found this video, learned budgeting, a personal life lesson, great music, great camera work & quality, felt relaxed…. It’s 3am but I’m going to try and binge the rest of your videos ^^
i actually learned a lot from this video, not goanna lie XD. i also have that problem of just buying buying, not saving. And i want to thank you for that saving method you are using, it's a really great idea and easy to apply. hhhhhhhhhh idk how to thank you enough, you literally opened my mind
Aww thank you so much! I'm so glad my video has helped you ♥️ goodluck on saving! ☺️
Wow your story resonated with me my parents lost there job and I also had to support them so I know it's tough.
it is 🥺 cheers to us
Loved the pace of this video. I learnt quite a bit also. Tracking expenses and funds is not all that seamless and straightforward
This was great! I'm considering moving to Japan. This helped. Much appreicated.
This video really help me yo spend and save my money thanks for the information. It’s my first time watching your videos and it was good best of luck.
Thank you so much for this ☺️ I’m planning to work in Japan after I graduate. This really helps since I know there’s a lot of things to pay kahit medyo mataas yung sahod wala pa ring natitira 🤣
i love the way u filmed this 🤎 keep it up ! i subdcribed and will definitely check out the rest of your videos
Wow, thank you for sharing this, it really inspires me.
That was great to see :) I want to start my cash envelopes next month too! Please film a follow up on how much you manage to save like that
This was interesting and amazing seeing the savings/budget system you created.
Very informative
Very few people actually show actual salary and the budgeting involved 😳
this is so inspiring! I'm trying to be more independent and responsible enough so I'm definitely taking notes here 💕
I am soon going to move to Japan and was bit concerned about managing my expenses. But watching this video gave me some confidence. Thank you soo much☺️❤️
wow goodluck!! ☺️
great video, I liked the food at the end 😋 😀
we all needed this video,Thank Youuuuuuuuu
woww you are so humble!! literally made me melt 💜💙
Thank you for this video! Exactly what I was looking for.
Your videos are very comforting! Hopefully you can share your journey how you got to Japan as well 😊
Thank you! I'll make a video about it soon ☺️❤️
I always love your videos, ate! Hoping for more videos soon!
Thank you for this video!! I really learned a lot, and got inspired 🥰
Hi new here and I really commend you for how you do your finances. I do the same, put the money away, pay my bills, buy food then do everything else. I am about to check out another of your videos.
Yay!! Keep it up!
Thank you for the video. Im also gonna try tbe envelope system. Great idea. Have a good day.☺
this was a great video!!
thank you ☺️
very informative!!
I tried to convert yen to usd. I also tried to buy a 500 yen savings book on Amazon Japan, but $1200 usd was too much for a lark. I'll stick to a piggy bank. I am retired and have always had a budget! I can't recall never having a budget. I'd like to move back to Japan, for at least one year. But I require a service dog and a wheelchair and not many rental apartments would allow either. I'm blessed that my income per month converts to 580,000 yen per month.
needed this. Thanks
New follower here! Haven't checked all yur vids but probably i will, do you already have vlog about your work.or how do you start? Mind if i ask? Amazing! I'm planning to study in Japan this october 😍🤞🇯🇵
your videos is really lovely
Thank you for the informing video. I wonder about 1 thing though. Isn't net and gross the other way around? Gross is your income before tax and net is after decutions? I just noticed, hope it's not rude.
Can you do a video on the best banks to save in Japan
Good morning from California!😎😬😊I love your videos you’re so organized and so clean and so pretty😊 you need to do more of these videos.
Thank you 😊 💓 for sharing ajoy to watch bless u 🙏 and 👪 ❤ 😍 💖 ❣ 💕
Hi its really good video,
But, is this still relevant to now ? or no ?
What about living cost in Nagoya ? is it enough with 250.000 JPY without rent or its still enough if included rent too ?
I really confused right now, and couldn't find any good source that still relevant to now days.
thank you in advance and hopefully you notice me and could answer me.
I think you switched Gross and Net Pay. Gross could be all income before deductions, net pay should be after deductions (your take home pay).
I see some videos/articles mention that Japanese salaried workers usually get a big bonus equivalent to 1-3 month's pay, is that common? Thanks.
You're right! My bad. I'll try to edit it :) thanks.
And yes, but only for seishains(permanent/full time employees), I guess. Not really sure 'coz I'm not a seishain..
@@justyna_ cool, thanks for replying.
My goal is to move to Japan and live independently while becoming a creator
Great video. 🇺🇸
💜💛💜💛
net pay and gross pay was exchanged i think, hihi
I love your videos. I just wanted to ask as a student, do they have full scholarship for students who also want to study abroad?
Sorry, no :(
Hi! can you put the prices in dollars or in another currency?
Awesome👍🏻
Very nice video. I would like to know what you do for a living. Are you a full time resident of Japan?
Where to buy the money envelope?
What’s sinking fund and remitance?
I saw that you had a Kirkland product (Himalayan pink salt) in your house in another video (ua-cam.com/video/GToklzw0eJQ/v-deo.html). Kirkland is a Costco brand and a paid membership is needed to shop there. Is it worth it given that you spend only 20,000 JPY on groceries?
Hi! I'm not a member of costco. The himalayan salt was given to me by my mom 😅
Hello, I am here in japan. ☺️ Your video's are inspiring. Btw,. Where did you buy your Money envelope and box? hehe I want to be organize to my finances also. Thank you
Is Japan so expensive? Can I save money?
Please can you tell from where can I buy that coin book?
amazon 😊
@@justyna_ I checked it but I can’t find. Can you please send me the link? Please please
What do you do for a living?
Was thinking of how I’m currently workin three jobs and make half of what you’re making despite my degrees…I gotta get out of this country
Is it normal in Japan to only get paid once a month? In the US I get paid every two weeks.
Yes, we usually get paid once a month. 😊
Wow. That's so shocking to me. We are going to move to Japan in January and we have been visiting for many years. But every day I discover so many new things that are different about Japan. It's a bit fun and interesting, but also a bit scary, because new things pop up every day. My wife asked for boba today, and they didn't know what she was talking about. Turns out in Japan they call it Tapioca. Very funny. I REALLY LOVE YOUR VIDEOS. Great job.
Also, recently I was in a Japanese bathroom and instead of pressing the flush toilet button, I hit the emergency call button. How embarrassing. A man's voice came over the loudspeaker in Japanese. I just told him in English that it was an accident and he seemed to understand.
May I know where you got that money envelope from?
Hi! If you're in Japan, you can get it on TopValu
@@justyna_ I wish I was 😭 btw I LOVE your videos, they're so motivating! They really help me relax very well 💕 Thank you for replying and keep up the good work!
Remittance expense mean?
For family support?
Yes :)
Perfection
Anong work mo sis dyan?
Куда уходят деньги.
nice
pwede pp bang magturo jan kahit hindi naman po teacher ang kinuhang course. im a biology student po eh huhu
and kailangan po ba experience muna?
Yes and no need for teaching experience kung English ang ituturo mo. Basta native level in English, okay na :) this is based on my experience.
so pwede po kahit bs bio pero hindi teacher ang kinuha? pwede po mag turo ng english jan? basta po ba may diploma? anyway, ate thank you po sa pag sagot lagi po ako nakaabang sa vids niyo. you keep me inspired po. love you and take care po. I will always support you
yup, pwede. try mo rin mag search sa google ng mga requirements hehe thank you ❤️
What do you work as in Japan ?? I mean ya occupation just curious to know haha
I'm a teacher ☺️
@@justyna_ thanks for your reply
Your videos really nice keep up the good work
How old are you if you don't mind me asking? Because I'm 17 and graduating this year but want to move to Japan but I'm not really sure if I should I'm half japanese so it won't be too much of a struggle compared to some others but I'm still a bit worried about if I can find a good job and live by myself
what's your work? I'm a new subscriber
👋 hello ,,,what country are you from?
Japan 😊
new subscriber here! just wanted to know if there's a way to send a personal message or DM because I have a few questions I might not be able to post publicly. thank you for this informative video!
Ano po trabaho niyo?
Your Instagram I'd
You have best waifu quality 😊cause you knows when to and where to spend money.