I love this concept! A relatively small, under yet well edited series of daily vlogs for a year, so that you don't get burnt out on just editing, and you get to have fun with planning compositions, planning transitions, playing with the humor, etc etc. I'm actually curious as to how long you spend on each thumbnail for these daily vlogs. Eitherway, Mudan the goat as usual. Thanks for giving the illusion on our behalf that us editors are normal and approachable people! :D
I'm actually limiting myself with thumbnails. Usually I use photoshop but I've banned myself from using it so for a thumbnail, I can only take a photo and the max I can do is spruce it up a bit with Lightroom. So the actual "thumbnail editing" is like 5 minutes
@@MudanThat's actually a pretty functional way to do it. Like spending less time and coming out with a completed product, and not rushing a thumbnail and being done with it almost under a day. Plus I think the simplicity adds a small visual charm to the overall content style. Either way, Just finished your potion video, excited to see where you take us this year :)
Mudan has done a masterful gambit by doing the exact opposite to what a sane person would do. A digital nomad would live like a KING in Estonia with amazing IT infrastructure and cheap prices. You could, unironically, rent out Mudan's house in the woods with a Starlink for about 4-500 bucks a month.
I pay 690€ for an apartment in Fort-De-France. It's a studio, barely bigger. It's in a way better state, but I also got it by family connections. One thing I should mention is, in Tokyo, if you're lucky, you can find somewhere where people died. These don't rent well, so they're way cheaper and less regarding. If you're fine with haunting and stuff.
I knew someone was going to believe you were doxxing them, I mean, they didn't even notice you were blurring something inside, in no way someone doing that was going to doxxed them. Love the transitions, the same used by MovementbyDavid, so creative, I'm curious if how scripted is everything and what comes in the fly
Yeah, i was also thinking that some people would not get it that him going in a building would be for transition. It was pretty clear when he blurred the windows when he was in the office.
right? like mudan or anyone in digital creation, is dumb enough to show off the exact entrance to the building at where trash taste works. but hey, people dont seem to use much critical thinking these days, so it is what it is. at least after the intro, theyre a little more educated now about transitions and not doxxing oneself so thats a plus.
You can just google the location of the Trash Taste Office in Tokyo, so what if some Stans found the address, would they be able to enter the building? I'm sure the security officers will make sure that somebody with no business loitering around the building or entering the building illegally will be escorted out.
I almost didn't catch that the first song was Zelda. SUCH a vibe. This vlog series is really reminiscent of the old days of UA-cam, in the best way. I hope you keep it up Mudan! :)
Love ur vlog videos. Very cozy and nice to watch daily after being so busy with classes. Maybe a vlog trying out maid cafe or editing in an internet cafe challenge 🤔
i guess it's a bit touristy at this point, but i'm in love with teamlab (planets is open in tokyo and borderless will be reopening there soon as well). if you have any interest in immersive/digital art, it's definitely more than just a selfie spot. (also, their outdoor installation 'a forest where gods live' looks like it may reopen at Mifuneyama Rakuen come summer, if you want to go live out one of my dreams for me)
I shouldn’t be surprised at this, given it’s your job and all, but your editing and cuts between camera angles is awesome, and makes these vlogs really entertaining to watch! Keep up the great work, and I’m looking forward to tomorrow’s video!
Amazing video! Your content has really transformed into something special these past few weeks. I think the digital nomad visa lets you work remotely, so people making 60k or whatever can afford to stay.
Would love to see you explore the city (and if you're comfortable with it, interacting with locals) For us living so far away, it's a treat to be able to enjoy Japan through you :)
Hey Mudan, you should check out Small Worlds Tokyo. Its a miniature museum the wife found and was surprised how fun it was checking out displays. They have a Sailor Moon and Evangelion exhibits.
Mudan is the goat! Excited to watch this series because I know he is crazy enough to complete it 😅 plus the transparency of reactions and his process have been pretty refreshing compared to all the rose tinted tourist vlogs flooding out of Japan lately 👍
As far as stuff to visit Tokyo I'd love to see a video of you exploring Yoyogi Park. Probably on a weekend. I've heard lots of fun stuff goes down there.
Check out Azuki to Kōri For some insanely good shaved ice and Sōsakumen Kōbō Nakiryū for cheap Michelin star ramen. Also, we need a mundan shibuya sky video
Hi Mudan! Love these mini-vlogs! Would it be okay to ask what brand of microphone you're using in these vlogs? No worries if not, just thought I'd ask. Thank you!
Mudan you should check out some of the fun stuff while your in japan, like the arcades! Not just the crane game ones but also like the ones with rythm and fighting games
The video started and I was immediately distracted by the GameChops chill Zelda tunes in the background. I've got that same song on my reading playlist. Good taste, Mudan!
For anyone watching and thinking Tokyo is super-expensive for this to be the best you can get for $600/mo, 90 minutes from the Tokyo city center: I live in Kichijoji, which is part of the greater Tokyo area and is only about 30 minutes from the Tokyo city center by train, and my rent is also $600/mo for a much larger apartment than what's shown here -- still small (31 square meters or 333 square feet), but very smartly designed, with a layout that allows for there to be two small bedroom/living room areas, a separate kitchen (about the size of a closet, but still big enough that I have SOME counter space and enough room to move), a tiny hallway, a toilet room, and a bath/shower wet room. My rent is 90,000 yen/mo, which comes out to $602/mo at the current exchange rate. This IS the cheapest apartment in Kichijoji, most likely, and I'm sure if I ever move out, whoever gets it after me will be paying more for it -- I've been living here for nearly 4 years now, and basically all of Japan is rent-controlled, so my rent is still the same as it was when I moved in, but as the cost of living in Japan has increased, so too has the rent for new tenants, I'm sure. Nonetheless! With enough looking, you can definitely find a cheap place to live in Japan. (And a nice, one at that; I haven't really talked about the quality of life here, but it's surprisingly high, as the outside stairwell gets power-washed once per month, the landlord is friendly and attentive to maintenance needs, there aren't any problems with bugs or leaks or anything like that, etc.) Though I guess in your case, you're not looking for a long-term rental, but an AirBNB, so prices may be a lot higher on your end. This rental lease comes in 2-year chunks (I've just renewed my lease for the second time), so that might be a bit problematic for you if you're just visiting Japan. So do take this with a grain of salt! But either way, anyone thinking of moving to Tokyo: rent ain't that bad. You can find great deals if you look around enough, for sure.
I can’t believe people thought u doxxed trash taste. You’re an editor. You’re an editor. I know you spend a huge amount of time blurring locations and faces. That being said I love watching editors’ videos and content. I love seeing how your personal style differs from the people you edit for. Also I’m a sucker for a really good edit.
For foreigner wether w/ a working or working holiday visa, you'd probably want to check Social Residence for more convenience, comfort, and cheaper place to lives. No deposit, no guarantor. The social residence that I have been lived has gym, theater room, sound proof studio for music and making music, large bath, working/study space, soon in the facility. Even though the lounge, dining area, kitchen and shower room are sharing, I still have lots of privacy in my room.
I live in Nakano and pay $700/month for a 400 square foot apartment. It’s 1 stop (3 minutes) from Shinjuku. You don’t have to live that far away from the city center to find cheap rent!
Are you living there for one month or for a longer period? If for longer then it's a different beast altogether, you can get most things half cheaper than I showed in the video if you're staying for 1-2 years at least
This is one of the reasons why Japans apartments is so GOATED, is that its so freaking cheap compared to anywhere else in the world, plus having the majority of them being built in the early 2000s and somewhat modern furniture and equipment, moving to japan seems like a luxury paradise for financial security.
In case you didn't know, there are displayport to HDMI cables you can use if you still want to go for a dual-monitor setup. Used them myself and never had any problems with them but there may be limitations I'm not aware of. For a simple 1080p 60hz display it shouldn't be a problem at all though.
as an American im very confused at the concept of an apartment coming with anything like dishes! if it isnt stuck to a wall or the floor it isnt included, here. if you dont have a wall mounted microwave you usually need to buy one of those, too. only places like hotels and air bnbs have stuff like coffee pots and disbes
@mudan Instead of Airbnb or a Hotel room, you can still find a room in a shared-house... Much cheaper, no ridiculous deposits. The only downside is there's a fight for it even from Japanese.
You owe me royalties for that outro
Exactly what I thought.
you confusing me with The Anime Men. can you not copied their brand name
Damn, forgot that copyright was this intense in Japan
you do know he started his channel way before those dudes, right?@@DoffuGaming
@@asanajp3981I might be missing a joke but I think homie's joking
I love this concept! A relatively small, under yet well edited series of daily vlogs for a year, so that you don't get burnt out on just editing, and you get to have fun with planning compositions, planning transitions, playing with the humor, etc etc. I'm actually curious as to how long you spend on each thumbnail for these daily vlogs. Eitherway, Mudan the goat as usual. Thanks for giving the illusion on our behalf that us editors are normal and approachable people! :D
This is such an interesting way of looking at work, never considered the art/passion side of it
I'm actually limiting myself with thumbnails. Usually I use photoshop but I've banned myself from using it so for a thumbnail, I can only take a photo and the max I can do is spruce it up a bit with Lightroom. So the actual "thumbnail editing" is like 5 minutes
@@MudanThat's actually a pretty functional way to do it. Like spending less time and coming out with a completed product, and not rushing a thumbnail and being done with it almost under a day. Plus I think the simplicity adds a small visual charm to the overall content style. Either way, Just finished your potion video, excited to see where you take us this year :)
ngl these videos are really fun
I love the explanation of the questions in the front of the video. It was super insightful!
these videos are like my goodnight medicine. view once nightly before bed and have a nice sleep. keep on shidding mudan
he might be cryin and pisin as well
Mudan has done a masterful gambit by doing the exact opposite to what a sane person would do. A digital nomad would live like a KING in Estonia with amazing IT infrastructure and cheap prices. You could, unironically, rent out Mudan's house in the woods with a Starlink for about 4-500 bucks a month.
GIGABRAIN mudan is playing 6D chess
Your comedic timing (unintentional or not) is on point and I love the raw chaotic energy of these videos, keep it up dude
I pay 690€ for an apartment in Fort-De-France. It's a studio, barely bigger. It's in a way better state, but I also got it by family connections.
One thing I should mention is, in Tokyo, if you're lucky, you can find somewhere where people died. These don't rent well, so they're way cheaper and less regarding. If you're fine with haunting and stuff.
As someone who plans to move to Japan in the next few years and also don't believe in haunting stuffs, I see this as an absolute win.
Mudan these daily videos are keeping me sane
Love this series!
The pacing & editing are phenomenal!
I like these shorter Q&A style videos. It's kinda reminiscent of how Chris Broad started out his channel.
the behind the scenes for all the editing is great. loving the series so far mudan!
I love these vlogs these are unironically very chill
And gives of pre abroad in japan vibes
I knew someone was going to believe you were doxxing them, I mean, they didn't even notice you were blurring something inside, in no way someone doing that was going to doxxed them.
Love the transitions, the same used by MovementbyDavid, so creative, I'm curious if how scripted is everything and what comes in the fly
Yeah, i was also thinking that some
people would not get it that him going in a building would be for transition. It was pretty clear when he blurred the windows when he was in the office.
right? like mudan or anyone in digital creation, is dumb enough to show off the exact entrance to the building at where trash taste works. but hey, people dont seem to use much critical thinking these days, so it is what it is. at least after the intro, theyre a little more educated now about transitions and not doxxing oneself so thats a plus.
You can just google the location of the Trash Taste Office in Tokyo, so what if some Stans found the address, would they be able to enter the building? I'm sure the security officers will make sure that somebody with no business loitering around the building or entering the building illegally will be escorted out.
@@bintarabdillah4033 you can't and it's very dangerous
ngl, im looking forward in the morning for mudan's vlog! love it!
I'm really looking forward to this, Mudan. Hope you do well with your year in Japan~
Less than 10 minutes, interesting and great editing. I will be there for all episodes
I almost didn't catch that the first song was Zelda. SUCH a vibe. This vlog series is really reminiscent of the old days of UA-cam, in the best way. I hope you keep it up Mudan! :)
Zelda and Chill to be specific. Its a trilogy of zelda lofi music.
Love ur vlog videos. Very cozy and nice to watch daily after being so busy with classes. Maybe a vlog trying out maid cafe or editing in an internet cafe challenge 🤔
i guess it's a bit touristy at this point, but i'm in love with teamlab (planets is open in tokyo and borderless will be reopening there soon as well). if you have any interest in immersive/digital art, it's definitely more than just a selfie spot. (also, their outdoor installation 'a forest where gods live' looks like it may reopen at Mifuneyama Rakuen come summer, if you want to go live out one of my dreams for me)
These bite-size videos are awesome! Great content presented in a fun way that you can enjoy while waiting in line or on the go.
Love this style of content
Love the Casey style meets Mudan! Def gonna follow the whole year 😊
Love my dude Mudan posting vids constantly about whats going on. Much love bro.
this is my new thing i look forward to everyday, thanks mudan, these vlogs are so incredibly cozy and fun
You're a hidden gem man keep them videos coming. Been following you for a long time now😅
Mudan's subscriber count on an absolute tear! You love to see it!
Mudan, your edits are INSANE!! Loving all the edits
Looking forward to more of your vids man!!
Mudan wwas just flexing his editing skills in this video and I love it 😂
I shouldn’t be surprised at this, given it’s your job and all, but your editing and cuts between camera angles is awesome, and makes these vlogs really entertaining to watch! Keep up the great work, and I’m looking forward to tomorrow’s video!
getting excited for the daily posts LETS GO
would love to see you explore tokyo, just walking and getting lost. I think thats when you find the best places!
Amazing video! Your content has really transformed into something special these past few weeks.
I think the digital nomad visa lets you work remotely, so people making 60k or whatever can afford to stay.
These are so tightly edited and thought out. I can see the wheels in his mind churning on how to tell a story
Really enjoying these so far! ❤
I love mudans sense of humor, you can really tell he’s having so much fun with all this content.😂
Mans is hungry, back to back videos. I respect that 💯
Just wanted to say, I'm loving these a lot Mudan. Me and my mom will be watching every day we eat :)
Thanks again for sharing your journey in Japan, I really enjoyed the video 😊
This is going to be the best part of my day all year i swear
Would love to see you explore the city (and if you're comfortable with it, interacting with locals)
For us living so far away, it's a treat to be able to enjoy Japan through you :)
Was the thumbnail from Nakano Station Residences?
Love the short form/long form content
Man you're making great content, please keep this up!
Hey Mudan, you should check out Small Worlds Tokyo. Its a miniature museum the wife found and was surprised how fun it was checking out displays. They have a Sailor Moon and Evangelion exhibits.
Always nice to see mudan upload
I love how in under 10 minutes you're able to do and say so much. I guess I was used to more watered down content. Love it.
bro your editing is fireeeee
Just commenting to feed the algorithm so more people get to see this excellent series and find your awesome channel ❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍
bro i love this, keep showing us ur storieeeeees
This is so interesting!! Thanks for making fun vlogs to watch😊
And so true you don’t need more than three people in your life 😂😂😂
Wanko soba challenge please🙌
Love the videos! You're great!
The double faucet thing really lets you dial in the temp, don’t knock it until you’ve tried it. The single faucet ones I can almost never get exact
Mudan is the goat! Excited to watch this series because I know he is crazy enough to complete it 😅 plus the transparency of reactions and his process have been pretty refreshing compared to all the rose tinted tourist vlogs flooding out of Japan lately 👍
Mudan I love these videos!!
Love all estonian references and words you mention, it's interesting to learn about it
mudan is like a transfer student in anime that suddenly showed up in the middle of the season
As far as stuff to visit Tokyo I'd love to see a video of you exploring Yoyogi Park. Probably on a weekend. I've heard lots of fun stuff goes down there.
Check out Azuki to Kōri
For some insanely good shaved ice and Sōsakumen Kōbō Nakiryū for cheap Michelin star ramen. Also, we need a mundan shibuya sky video
I am having so much fun with the videos! Even if you don't become a good storyteller you've got something that works
Mudan is a master of narating
Hi Mudan! Love these mini-vlogs! Would it be okay to ask what brand of microphone you're using in these vlogs? No worries if not, just thought I'd ask. Thank you!
Bro got me with the transition effect last episode...
O my lord keep pumping the content out
Mudan you should check out some of the fun stuff while your in japan, like the arcades! Not just the crane game ones but also like the ones with rythm and fighting games
really love these small bite size videos. when you coming back to Estonia, if ever?
The video started and I was immediately distracted by the GameChops chill Zelda tunes in the background. I've got that same song on my reading playlist. Good taste, Mudan!
Same bro
I cant believe how much im loving this videos
Cool but like, why japan? There were many other places to go, also just found the channel a couple days ago and really love the vids so keep it up
For anyone watching and thinking Tokyo is super-expensive for this to be the best you can get for $600/mo, 90 minutes from the Tokyo city center: I live in Kichijoji, which is part of the greater Tokyo area and is only about 30 minutes from the Tokyo city center by train, and my rent is also $600/mo for a much larger apartment than what's shown here -- still small (31 square meters or 333 square feet), but very smartly designed, with a layout that allows for there to be two small bedroom/living room areas, a separate kitchen (about the size of a closet, but still big enough that I have SOME counter space and enough room to move), a tiny hallway, a toilet room, and a bath/shower wet room.
My rent is 90,000 yen/mo, which comes out to $602/mo at the current exchange rate.
This IS the cheapest apartment in Kichijoji, most likely, and I'm sure if I ever move out, whoever gets it after me will be paying more for it -- I've been living here for nearly 4 years now, and basically all of Japan is rent-controlled, so my rent is still the same as it was when I moved in, but as the cost of living in Japan has increased, so too has the rent for new tenants, I'm sure.
Nonetheless! With enough looking, you can definitely find a cheap place to live in Japan. (And a nice, one at that; I haven't really talked about the quality of life here, but it's surprisingly high, as the outside stairwell gets power-washed once per month, the landlord is friendly and attentive to maintenance needs, there aren't any problems with bugs or leaks or anything like that, etc.)
Though I guess in your case, you're not looking for a long-term rental, but an AirBNB, so prices may be a lot higher on your end. This rental lease comes in 2-year chunks (I've just renewed my lease for the second time), so that might be a bit problematic for you if you're just visiting Japan. So do take this with a grain of salt!
But either way, anyone thinking of moving to Tokyo: rent ain't that bad. You can find great deals if you look around enough, for sure.
Bro i'm loving your videos
I can’t believe people thought u doxxed trash taste. You’re an editor. You’re an editor. I know you spend a huge amount of time blurring locations and faces.
That being said I love watching editors’ videos and content. I love seeing how your personal style differs from the people you edit for. Also I’m a sucker for a really good edit.
This is all really great info on editing in addition to Japan information. 🤔
I see the Tim Henson signature guitar 😏 1:49
4:00 that AC right there is a solid product , i had it for 22 years and it works just fine
For foreigner wether w/ a working or working holiday visa, you'd probably want to check Social Residence for more convenience, comfort, and cheaper place to lives. No deposit, no guarantor. The social residence that I have been lived has gym, theater room, sound proof studio for music and making music, large bath, working/study space, soon in the facility. Even though the lounge, dining area, kitchen and shower room are sharing, I still have lots of privacy in my room.
hot tips, sharehouses are cheaper and some offer single rooms for around 500€ a month and are pretty central to tokyo
I live in Nakano and pay $700/month for a 400 square foot apartment. It’s 1 stop (3 minutes) from Shinjuku. You don’t have to live that far away from the city center to find cheap rent!
Are you living there for one month or for a longer period? If for longer then it's a different beast altogether, you can get most things half cheaper than I showed in the video if you're staying for 1-2 years at least
This is one of the reasons why Japans apartments is so GOATED, is that its so freaking cheap compared to anywhere else in the world, plus having the majority of them being built in the early 2000s and somewhat modern furniture and equipment, moving to japan seems like a luxury paradise for financial security.
In case you didn't know, there are displayport to HDMI cables you can use if you still want to go for a dual-monitor setup. Used them myself and never had any problems with them but there may be limitations I'm not aware of. For a simple 1080p 60hz display it shouldn't be a problem at all though.
as an American im very confused at the concept of an apartment coming with anything like dishes! if it isnt stuck to a wall or the floor it isnt included, here.
if you dont have a wall mounted microwave you usually need to buy one of those, too.
only places like hotels and air bnbs have stuff like coffee pots and disbes
Thanks for presenting also cheaper apartment version and Digital Nomad Visa info!
Mudan is hyperpop confirmed🗣️🔊‼️
Veidral kombel sa annad võsapetsi vibe, võib-olla diktsioon/hääl on sarnane, sellep :D
Damn man, you really uploading rvery day
Mudan speedrunning UA-camrs going to Japan checklist
I wanna see a vlog where you go to an Anime cafe with Emirichu. And then see her recap of it 1-3 months later.
video with something Estonian - 4 in a row
Saitama is quite a nice place, far enough to be cheaper and still have good access to Tokyo. I went bar hopping there once.
Please look into the “black lagoon” bar! I’ve haven’t seen anyone going to it.
@mudan Instead of Airbnb or a Hotel room, you can still find a room in a shared-house... Much cheaper, no ridiculous deposits. The only downside is there's a fight for it even from Japanese.
love these videos
Mudan is like the ultimate gamer that studied every walkthrough in churning out content
Try Bear Pond Espresso for coffee. They're one of the places I've always wanted to visit for coffee.
4:49 you can tell mudan gets a ton of action
Is it 600 dollars for a square meter - or 600 dollar a month?
$600/m is kinda confusing way to write it.
damn, it's 600 per month, didn't think it could be per meter but I see the problem. changed it
Share house was quite affordable when I stayed a couple of months in Tokyo!
Speaking of that cool 4k tablet, what kind is it? I could really go for a handy extra screen.
Just an FYI, you can get Displayport to HDMI cables to plug more than one HDMI display into your graphics card
You can buy a DisplayPort to HDMI converter, I just bought one for the same reason a week ago.