They forgive at first , after a day they will withdraw to what they have decided to do about Sabah properties ! If they only continually pay of rent of Sabah to Sultanate of Sulu , this problems will not go bigger ! It's Malaysia faults ! Not Sultanate of Sulu !
Haha, are you Korean or just a BTS fan 😉 Yeah, whenever I tell my Malaysian friends about the form of diversity in Malaysia, they are not conscious of how interesting it is. But it is really amazing! Not only that, Malaysia is a really good example of different people being unified as Malaysian and having a peaceful life (at least now). However many times I visit Malaysia, Malaysia always give me a lot of new experience! Malaysia is such a fantastic and lovely country! We Japanese have a lot to learn from Malaysian society. Malaysian people may say Look East, but it would be nice if the Japanese also "Look at Malaysia" :)
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte Hai Tetsuya San . Is It Right That Japanese Have Vote For Malaysia As Their Dream Country For 13 Straight Years ? And Why ? Btw , I'm Your New Subscribers
Thank you for pointing out the good things about Japan :) Malaysia has Malaysian's great things as I mentioned in my video. Yes, when it comes to cleanliness Japan is famous. But when it comes to hard work, our work culture is actually "overworking" scarifying the time for family, so, you know it's kind of a pros and cons. A pros is such as great Japanese products, but a cons is such as LITTLE time for family. Whenever I stay at my Malaysian friend's houses(a lot of friends' houses), they generally (not 100% of course) come back home around 6 pm normally finishing their job in or almost in time, which is really good. So, that's actually what I want to learn from Malaysia in return, haha. Thank you again for your lovely comments again 😊
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte We will throw political rubbish and corruption in jail...we will copy exactly what Japanese do in 80's...throw all the corrupter out from this nation...
I've been living in the UK for many decades now and I still hold my Malaysian passport because that's my country of birth and like you said in the many reasons why you love Malaysia, they apply equally to me and more, my family members are all in Malaysia.
I see. I also love the UK because I lived there before as a student. At that time, I met a lot of Malaysian students. When I saw a Malaysian girl during my study over there, she suddenly began to speak mandarin with a Taiwanese student and it extremely surprised me. Do you know why? She was actually a Chinese Malaysian. But before her, I only saw Malay people from Malaysia. They all spoke Malay as their mother tongue. So I thought they were Malaysian people. I've been to so many countries before the UK, but all the countries I had been to had one language, one country and didn't know about the social structure of Malaysia where different ethnicity spoke different language though mandarin is a bit artificial language to replace different ethnicity language such as Hakka, Hokken etc. Do you usually go back to Malaysia during cny to see your family back home?
@@solowandererfrommalaysia5850 Ah I see. Malaysian people call your red passport Buku Merah (A red book).We Japanese have either buku merah or buku hitam, hehe. Depending on the expiry of the passport, the color becomes different (5 years for black, 10 years for red).
4:33 Malay food are not from Indonesian food. Like nasi kerabu, laksa, nasi dagang, nasi lemak etc. If there is a similarity, it does not mean that Malay food comes from Indonesia.
what foreigner think malaysian malay foods are actually originated from the ethnic itself whether they are of malay kelantan terengganu kedah iban kadazan dayak kelabit murut bajau javanese bugis minang banjar etc whom we reFer them as MALAY/BUMI and not the coutry malaysia or indonesia. Interestingly, the same etnic groups are also widely available in Indonesia too, that's why some (not all) of their food sometimes looks identical in those 2 countries.
Thank you for correcting that. 😉 Yeah, "some" foods are originated from/shared with Indonesia is correct. Yeah, right, I don't see nasi lemak in Indonesia.
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte maybe u refer to Nasi Goreng, Sate (satay) and Rendang which are share with Indonesia or Singapore but it doesn't mean originated from there even it is a controversial and sensitive issue in term of originality, so better not to say Malay food originated from Indonesia as NOT all Malay ethnicities migrated from Indonesia, only some part of Malay which in Malaysia included Java, Bugis, Banjar, Boyan etc under Malay constituency considered them as MALAY. Malay in the northern part of Malay peninsular (Kedah, Perlis) and in the east coast (Kelantan, Terengganu, Pahang) they don't have any blood related with Malays from Indonesia at all due to historical background. Hence the food are totally different and you cannot find most of them in Indonesia.
Malaysia blessed with the most strategic location and people.. Especially between two big countries & civilization India & China.. also in between northern Indo-China mainland & southern Malay Archipelagos.. everything is put beautifully
Malaysian here, I love Japan, been to Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto and I find that Japanese people are always so polite and friendly . Love the Japanese and thank you for the ❤
There are missing leading facts, Malaysian Malay foods are not originated from Indonesian foods. Only some share same features and taste with Indonesia. In Addition, for your information, The Sumatera Land is Malay Land as well regarding to geo-social and history. Arigatou qozaimashita bcos like Malaysia. Nihon ga totemo Daisuki!
for north and east peninsular Malaysia, some similar with south Thailand. maybe south and west peninsular, some peoples may have same root with Indonesians. Its all because former sultanate Malacca empire divided by west colonials
Thank you for your comment and thank you so much for modifying my wrong information 😉 It was good to post this video because I could learn something correct from you. Terima kashi banyak 😃😃
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte Yeah, I think you need to learn more about Malay, the biggest race in Malaysia. Also Dayak in Sabah n Sarawak also consist a big population of Malaysia with diverse ethnicity like Iban, Bidayuh etc
Ahhhh, yeah...haha, politics. My Malaysian friends in Putrajaya also criticize it badly (of course they are Malay). The politics in Japan is horrible, too, haha. But yes, apart from it, Malaysia is really really a lovely place. I am glad you could find and feel Malaysia is great by watching my video :)
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte Speaking About Politics . My Deepest Condolences To Japanese People Cause Losing Longest Serving Prime Minister Shinzo Abe San . He Is Malaysian Best Friend , Always Visit Malaysia Including 3Month Ago For The Last Time To Visit Our King .
@@tehaisikattepi9393 Thank you so much for your word to our great leader. He is one of the biggest contributors to Japan in our history and is loved by so many sooooo many Japanese people and the people in the world. Wow, I didn't know Mr. Abe visited your sultan. Which state's sultan was visited by Mr. Abe?
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte Ohh Seriusly ? Nice To Know That He Is Good Leader . No , Not State Sultan , But Our Supreme King (Yang Dipertuan Agung) . 👇 ua-cam.com/video/6dKCvPY74ZQ/v-deo.html
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte The head leader of those sultane state in Malaysia...The late Japanese PM, Abe visiting Yang Di Pertuan Agong just few months before the tragic death....my condolence to all Japanese..such a great leader
Malaysians like to treat guests so much cos its our religion beliefs especially Malays n others...goods price must be reasonable cheap as goverment subsidy essential goods like cooking oil, rice, poultry, petrol...so welcome to Malaysia....do visit sarawak n sabah too...its such beautiful,diversify, multi religion,multi ethnic states of Malaysia...
Thank you for your comment 😉 So far, I have been to Kuching only in Borneo. I was once invited by my Iban friend to sarawak and sabah, but I was afraid of losing my head(joking), so I didn't go.
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte 😆😆 if you befriend with them, you will know how kind & wonderful Borneo's people.. Well, a Samurai should never worried about their head that much 😆😆
as long can speak english, anyone may enjoy visit Malaysia. no matter who and what you are looking for, its will be great experiences to get close with locals.
I love Malaysia as well. Its one of the most amazing countries in the whole Asia. I can enjoy affordable street food outside of different varieties such as Chinese, Malay, Indian, Thai, Indonesian etc, walk outside and feel safe, there is no dust and pollution on the streets and the people are friendly. I also love Thailand but the language is difficult and its hard to get around since locals don't speak English.
Ah, you are a non-Malaysian person. Nice to know the insight of non-Malaysian person. Your experience of Malaysia and Thailand is exactly the same as mine :) Glad to receive a comment from you!
Hajimemashite. Excellent style of presentation Tetsuya San. Very good structure and use of tools. You are now my Sensei!! You also handled sensitive matters brilliantly especially referring to all SEA countries in a manner that limits offending people. Sugoi desu. Ichiban youtuber. 20 years ago I stayed in Japan for one year to work (Nagoya), it is a wonderful place. But my Japanese is very bad now, wasureta. I will visit Japan again once I retire. I stay around the Klang Valley in Malaysia and appreciates your good word. Lets hope the world will turn for the better for each and every country. We should all stay peaceful and avoid silly conflicts. Arigato gozaimasu.
Konnichiwa. Thank you for your lovely comment :) What did you do in Japan 20 years ago? If 30-40 years ago, there was a Proton-Mitsubishi training project based on Look East policy, but 20 years ago, I cannot think about something specific. It will be interesting to know your experience :)
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte Hahah.... by the way you handled the qcc tools, I was wondering if you could be from the automative sector. Actually I was in Japan 25 years ago meaning around 1997. I will not comment more in here. Do you have Instagram, wechat etc. Or anthing else that I can contact you with?
@@dharmaosman184 Oh sorry, but I do not know what qcc tools are. I'm not from an automobile industry but one of my Malaysian friend's father came to Japan to join Proton-Mitsubishi training in Japan. So, I know the training. If you use facebook, I have my Facebook page . You can send me message from my page. Let me share my facebook page link as follows. When you send the first message, please tell your UA-cam name " Dharma Osman" so that I can recognize you as the same person. facebook.com/TetsuyatheJapanesefactsreporter/?show_switched_toast=0&show_invite_to_follow=0&show_switched_tooltip=0&show_podcast_settings=0&show_community_transition=0&show_community_review_changes=0&show_follower_visibility_disclosure=0
@@silverianjannvs5315 That person is talking about mutual respect and not work ethics. In terms of mutual respect, I think Indonesian people also have it (I guess you are Indonesian from your language such as betul) but I feel Malaysian people do.
hello my brother... malay food does not originate from indonesia ya..btw, very good video. I appreciate your keen observation and interest in Malaysian culture. :)
Thank you for your good words about us. Btw if you see some Indo talking bad about us, its normal for siblings to get jealous. We only fight in social media not irl. Hehe 😜👻
Foreigners already know that malaysian are the first jealousy, not us 😀 Look at all the comments in this video. we just chill, only comments for counter toxic malaysians 😎
That's all I really think and feel. Otherwise, I don't go to Malaysia so often. In 2019, I stayed in Malaysia for 3 months!! 1/4 of a year! After that, because of the pandemic, no chance to visit your lovely country, but will make it again soon!
My auntie and uncle who is living in US for more than 40 years still holding Malaysia passport. They are planning to come back to Malaysia to retire in next 2 years
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte yes the Malays are the people of Nusantara, or in the Malay Archipelago for thousands of years. Malaysia and Indonesia are newly created countries....1957 and 1945 respectively.
@@HellibraYes! Malays already exist thousands of years with different civilizations as Langkasuka, Kedah tua, Ganganegara, majapahit, Melaka, Tanah Kala and following Johor riau, Pahang.
I appreciate your honest and personal viewpoint, and that you are not afraid of offending someone. These days it's too easy to offend people. Experiences and opinions differ among different people, and people shouldn't be offended by that.
Thank you for your comment. Maybe I need to make an "exclusive" channel to share my view with Malaysian people. This channel will cover more things about Japan, but I have a hundred of topics I can share with Malaysian people such as my experience of Ramadan and Hari Raya, Iftar etc though I am not sure if you are a Muslim.
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte Great you're in Malaysia. Thank you love Malaysia very much. Malaysia is a truely Asia. Stay in Mayasia you can met a lot of different kind of Malaysian.
@@RillakkumaJohnJc Thank you. By the way, do you like Rirakkuma, haha? I like Rirakkuma, but I actually like the small yellow chicken more (it looks cuter to me, haha).
I have also thoroughly enjoyed visiting Malaysia and Thailand - the people there are very friendly and approachable. Absolutely love the rich culture / heritage there!
About the language,although most of malaysian can speak english, it is better for you to learn the malay language...we wil appreciate you more and you could understand better and as a sign of respect to your host country..🙂👍
@@maryamsafari266 Thank you for your short lesson 😉 Haha, as you might know, for us Japanese, R sound and L sound are difficult. I often make a mistake.
Thank you for your kind words towards Malaysia. I love Japan too. I just travelled to Japan a month ago, and will travel to Japan again in 2 months time. That’s how much I lobe Japan ❤😊😂
Thank you so much for your suggestion 😉 As for peninsula, I have actually been to most of the states including a lot of kampungs and kotas. When it comes to Borneo, I have only been to Kuching, so I am planning to explore there more. Kota Kina Barhu is one of the popular tourisms destination of the Japanese in Borneo. I'd love to go to not well-known kampungs and kotas in sabah anad sarawak, too.
I would like one more item to your list of valuation. - places to visit eg beaches, mountains etc etc. Im sure, Singapore will get less number in this valuation category compare to Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand.
Ah thank you for your suggestion. I know there are good places in Malaysia and I know there are beautiful beaches in Malaysia and I visited them already. But that's actually often what a lot of Malaysian people think as precious but "to foreigners' viewpoint", there are a lot of beautiful beaches or mountains all over South East Asia, so I don't have to go to Malaysia to enjoy beaches or mountains (mountains or beaches do NOT make Malaysia "unique" or "special". My whole point and the most important point is "that dynamic diversity" Malaysian people normally don't pay attention to but foreigners find extremely interesting :)
@@sarahLeanYo wow, your spelling of Ohayou Gozaimasu is perfect. Normally beginner Japanese learner writes "Ohayo Gozaimasu". Not Ohayo"u"(skipping"). Actually do you speak Japanese?
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte i'm not speak Japanese . still learning, cuz i have Malay Friend from Malaysia staying and working at Japanese 😊😊😊😊😊 and i will go there someday 😃😃😃 wanna see the mount of fuji . 🏔️😜😜😜
@@sarahLeanYo I see. There are a lot of Malaysian students and Malaysian people who are working in Japan. They have a large community in Japan and they organize Iftar, Hari Raya event by themselves, If you are a real beginner, it would be good to start from Duolingo App (something very simple). If you have some amount of vocabulary, the following NHK Japanese learning site will be useful. www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/learnjapanese/
Apart from the fact that I agree with what you say here, I like the way you present it : very orderly and methodical with reasons given, like a presentation to a company's management meeting 🤗
Haha. Thank you so much for your compliment. I wanted to make it more fun, but it might have looked a bit serious. But I am glad you still gave me a very positive feedback. Thank you so much again!
I don't agree with a few things, Malay foods isn't from Indonesia, we used to be the same country so of coz we will share cultures, some foods originate from the Malays(Nasi Lemak, Nasi Dagang etc.) some foods from Indonesia(rendang, nasi ambeng, ayam penyet) and cuisines and out of the 4 countries, Singapore is the worst in terms of varieties and taste, so I don't get why Singapore get higher points than indonesia and Thailand, which have far better foods and varieties.
Maybe from the aspect of cleanliness and comfortable dining place. I am Malaysian but even the most humble Singapore foodcourt looks cleaner and presentable. Tastewise, since he is Japanese, maybe Singaporean way of cooking is more suitable to him.
Thank you for correcting the wrong part of my information 😉 My score is NOT based on how good /tasty the food is. It is based on HOW MUCH EASILY POSSBILE TO DIFFERENCIATE each from from other ethnicity's food. Simply speaking, all food including Japanese and Singaporean food are great to me personally. Malaysian food is great, but even more than that, the more important point for me, a foreigner, that DYNAMIC FORM OF DIVERSITY of Malaysia. Anyway, thank you so much for sharing your feedback 😊
We are disappointed that Indonesia is said to claim their food for example "Rendang" whereas this food has existed for a long time in Malaya before Malaysia
Malay and Indonesia are actually the same root eventought theres plenty of sub ethnicities, so we share plenty of similar foods, culturals and manners...
Thank you for your comments about Malaysia. We very welcoming foreigners to experience our culture etc. As my appreciation towards you, I will buy u sushi if you come to Melaka😋
From this video, I hope you don't lose friends in Singapore, Indonesia or Thailand 🙁 but of course, your selection is very, very subjective, as you repeatedly said. It's interesting that as a foreigner, you are willing to stay in your friends' houses. Sometimes, for me, to stay in my relative's house can also feel uneasy. Different people, different way of looking at things, I guess.
Don't worry. I showed this video already to my friends in all those countries and they are still my friends. They understand what I mean and I didn't mean those countries are bad, and they know I like or love their countries as I mentioned in my video, too. This video is based on what I really like about Malaysia and whenever I change the point I focus on, the evaluation changes. When it comes to cleanliness, no countries in these four countries can beat Singapore (I guess you are from Singapore). When it comes to economy, Singapore is the strongest and GDP per capita is much higher than Japan as well. When it comes to technology, Singapore is much better than Japan as well. I also introduced those facts in my other videos and to me, those things are true to me.
For Japanese people who can speak English or Malay, Malaysia is a very convenient place. Indonesia is good, too but for me karna saya tidak bisa bahasa Indonesia bagus, it is difficult to move around Indonesia. Right now, the new MRT was constructed in JKT, so on my next visit to JKT, I will have a different impression. I love nasi goreng seafood of Solaria. I love Indonesian shopping malls, too especially Plaza Indonesia, which looks so luxurious.
Actually , races and ethnicities are kinda different ,where races are immigrants from other countries (malay,chinese,indian,portuguese,dutch,british and etc) and ethnicities are those who living there since in the beginning(kadazan,iban,dusun,murut ,orang asli and etc). Most of western malay malaysian are the descendant from Sumatera,Indonesia ,but while most of the malay from eastern malaysians are consider as an ethnic rather than a race.
Sorry not all malay food cme from indonesia. We are of malay ancestory so food is similar . Please disassociate indonesia food from malaysian food Nsi lemak is not from indonesia for an example. Please correct this fact. What a let down.
Mereka ni baca Wikipedia kot. Dalam Wikipedia tu Ramai org Indon Yg tulis Semua Makanan diorang Yg Punya. Sampai apam Balik pun mereka klem asal Dari Indon Nasi Goreng pun mereka klem asal Dari indon
@@muhammadabdulwahab123 Denial malon 😀 Raja raja lo aja akui mereka asal pulau pulau di Nusantara Yang tak akui dari Nusantara Arti nya kalian siam thai 😎
Tu lah pelik, aku pn xprcaya smua data dri wikipedia tu.. klau bangsa india, afrika dan cina yg klaim mungkin masuk akal sebab bangsa cina, afrika dan india sudah bertebaran seluruh dunia sebelum wujud media sosial, google dan teknologi canggih..
Hi...thanks for all informations from you. Always great to get views from u sir. We still have a lot of constant improvements to do constantly .in never ending way. Carry on.
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte hi tetsuya ... I think price of things/goodies is not most important...More important is that all people in malaysia including yourself
Welcome to our beautiful country. It's a place free from nature calamities like taifon, earthquake, heatwave except occasionally with some areas with low lying areas
The other countries that you have compared to Malaysia are not quite familiar to me. However, I believe that your assessment is quite reasonable, particularly in regards to receiving visitors of other countries. Malaysians are often proud of their homes and extend a very warm welcome to guests. So, don't be afraid to make friends with Malaysians since we are delighted to win over foreigners to our country.
You want diversity? you should now try to head east of Malaysia and also visit borneo side of Malaysia. I recommend Sabah a truly lost world, although of course Sarawak is also a very good place to visit. there are more ethnicities in Malaysia than the major three. you will find them there and many of them speak english too. and you should not forget to visit more rural and natural floral areas like Pahang, Terengganu and Kelantan. Going eastward and Borneo side, i can assure you--immediately, you will find what Singapore lacks. Not hating on the country though, but i aint spending my dime there, sorry. Not gonna lie though, Thailand and Indonesia is fire. Good people. and even better if you know the local language.
I like the way you comment. You have respect to the people of your neighboring countries :) Yeah, Sabah is a place I want to visit. One of my Iban friends invited me for their Iban festival around May a few years back, but at that time, I could not make it, so especially when there is some special event, I'd like to visit Sabah. When it comes to Peninsula, I've already been to most states in fact. Some of my Malaysian friends brought me to their kampungs including pahang. I enjoyed picking rambutans from low rambutan trees etc. Thank you for your comment :)
I think Indonesian and Thai people are also very friendly and welcoming towards foreigners/outsiders but unfortunately the language barrier is and always will be an issue.
Very true. But I am not talking about how much people are good because there is no difference at the point in all these countries to me. And yes, the language is the problem and as you know, we Japanese have the same problem (the language problem), so the score I added in this video to Japan is low at the point.
Yep..i agree for ethnicity part ..in Indonesia or Thailand their minorities has assimilate too much...we can't even see the difference one of them...but in Malaysia you Can clearly know who is malays, Chinese,dayaks, or Tamils people..
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte yep i understand that feeling....it like in just single place but you can taste a different culture and different civilization in Asia in single place..thanks for your view that make me appreciate our Diversity more...💕🙏
@@ayahpinkofficial2769 When it comes to diversity, what is outstandingly great is the stable society of Malaysia. Though there was some sad history after independence, current Malaysia is so peaceful. People recognize themselves as Malaysian, respect different people, and just communicate with different cultures on a daily basis, but the society is peaceful. A lot of Japanese people are normally afraid of outsiders who have very different social background, who believes in different religions, who think differently, but Malaysian people overcome all of these basically by respecting each other. I think it is great :)
Di Indonesia pun banyak orang Jepang/Japan yang telah tinggal lama sejak tahun 1970an dan yang datang setelah tahun 2000an. Tahun 1970an, masa kejayaan industri otomotif Jepang, mereka gencar melakukan inventasi dan relokasi pabrik ke Indonesia yaitu pabrik mobil dan pabrik motor. Merek2 mobil dan motor Jepang begitu terkenal dan kuat di Indonesia sehingga memiliki konsumen setia dan fanatik di Indonesia seperti merek mobil Toyota, Honda dan Suzuki. Sedang merek motor paling terkenal dan kuat adalah Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Suzuki. Orang Jepang yang sudah tinggal lama di indonesoa, umumnya sudah mahir dan fasih bicara bahasa Indonesia dan ada yang sudah menikah dengan wanita Indonesia juga dan ada yang berpindah warga negara menjadi warga negara Indonesia. Dizaman milenial ini atau tahun 2000an, beberapa orang Jepang ada yang jadi selebritis di Indonesia dan dikenal publik, diantaranya... chef Harada, Hiraoki Kato ( musician), Haruka Nakagawa ( ex member girlband AKB48 and JKT48), Kenta ( comedian). Mereka tinggal di kota Jakarta. Bagi orang Jepang yang ingin tinggal lama di kota2 indonesia, utamanya kota Jakarta memang harus berusaha bisa berkomunikasi memakai bahasa Indonesia. Orang orang Jepang yang saya sebut diatas adalah mereka sudah mampu dan fasih bicara dalam bahasa indonesia, sehingga mereka bisa sukses di Indonesia.
I'm sorry, Sir. But the Red-white flag you showed in this video is Monaco's one, not Indonesian one. The main distinctive difference is the size/dimension
What is meaning beautiful country? Is it because of a lot of skyscraper buildings, beaches, jungle & mountain, etc?? or good & affordable foods or nightlife ??? What my friends said... kindness people/society which is so speechless feeling in our heart regardless where countries they are.
You might not be aware how much effort was put into keeping ethnicity distinctiveness in Msia. This is 'done' by allowing things to remain how they were for many many long decades. This contrasts with all other countries in the region. yes, including the other one u scored green.
Oh, I heard the same comment from someone else. I actually shrunk the flag to fit the size, haha. I didn't know that's the key difference between those two flags! Interesting and thank you for letting me know!
You must have only been to Indonesia once, because if you go to Indonesia often, you will know that Indonesia has the most regional food compared to the countries you mentioned, and Indonesians according to the survey are the most generous people in the world, even though Indonesians are not very fluent in speaking english but they usually still answer and help as much as they can do and Indonesia is a country with the most ethnicities and is one of the most diverse countries in the world
Don't be too much proud of your own country and push your subjective view to other people, haha. If you are generous as you said, please generously accept my personal viewpoint :) I know good things about Indonesia, but when it comes to tourism, why only Bali (and recently Lombok) can receive tourists(please say things based on the data if you want to make a persuasive statement - you think Indonesia is great is nothing to me and all other foreigners). Even Jakarta receives mainly business foreigners based on Indonesia government statistics. Indonesian people are all generally so nice, but people in all over the world is generally nice unless they are bad people. That's nothing special. If you want to show off Indonesia, make your own presentation. Make your own UA-cam channel :)
You said why only Bali and Lombok accept tourists because Indonesia is very wide and there are many better tourist attractions than Lombok and Bali, but they are not famous so foreign tourists are rarely visited, for example Komodo Island, Bunaken, Raja Ampat, Bromo National Park. I accept your opinion I'm just telling you that Indonesia's tourism places are not only Bali, Jakarta or Lombok but many places with ethnic, cultural and regional food diversity so that you can make a more objective assessment
@@candralegend4965 On business, if something is not recognized, it is as same as it has no value. So, marketing is important. I heard there was(were) some extremely great Indonesian person(people) made the most of the nature of Bali and made great marketing, so Bali became that famous. Whatever assets someone has, if the assets are not used properly, no value. I know all those tourist places in Indonesia but I will not go. If you have a foreigner's viewpoint, you can know why (it's not only because those places are not famous). That's my point. In fact, the Indonesian food I love the most is Solaria's nasi goreng seafood. My Indonesian friends in Jakarta area, Bandung, Yogjakarta, other places always bring me to good local ethnicity restaurants(there were all so good of course though), but somehow, my favorite restaurant is Solaria. Or I go to Plaza Indonesia and visit nice restaurants there.
In west coast Malaysia they always had fight about the food with Indonesia because a lot of Indonesian migrate to Malaysia & settled down here long time ago & mostly Java people...of course they bring the food & culture as well...but Indonesian in Indonesia thought Malaysia steal their food lol...but in East Coast Malaysia we are pure Malay & not related at all with Indonesia we doesnt eat the food like rendang...we have our own bunch of Malay food..we eat Nasi Kerabu, Nasi Dagang, Nasi Kukus, Laksam etc...we also speak our own dialect etc...but at some point we are related to Thai because this State is border with Southern Thailand so you can easily find Thai food here...Please visit Kelantan & Terengganu for the real malay place & food experience & you can feel the different vibe compared to KL...
Thank you for your comment :) In fact, I have been to most of the states in the peninsula. I've been to Kelantan, too. Terengganu, maybe not yet. I tried nasi kerabu before. I was surprised why the rice is blue/purple. But it's Malaysian food, so it was soooooo tasty with a lot of side dishes :) Right now, I am in Japan, but I really love to come back to Malaysia as soon as possible.
Hi Friend. First of all, Thanks for your effort and video about US in ASEAN. But i just want to correct you on a couple of thing. Point 2 = In Malaysia we have many Ethnicity, not just Malay, Chinese and Indian. But of course to compare it with Indonesia, we dont have that many. FYI, we have Jawa, Minangkabau, Banjar, Hokkien, Cantonese, Hakka, Teochew, Hainan, Sikh, Telegus etc and in Sabah and Sarawak (which is part of Malaysia too) we have Kadazan, Iban, Bidayuh, Bajau, etc. But if you refer to MAJOR ETCHNICITY in Malaysia, then you are correct. Point 3 = Please dont you ever mention Malaysia's Food is from Indonesia. Yes we admit there are similarity between food in Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore even Brunei and Philippine. But to say it is ORIGINATE from Indonesia is NO NO NO. The food has been there long before Indonesia exist. We are not copying them nor them copying us. How do you like if we say sushi originate from Korea Kimbap. What you fail to understand is Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, Singapore and Philippine thousand years ago is in one archipelago. We share same ancestor. Hence we share more or less same culture, same language, same food etc. We also have food more or less same with Thais Food. How come?? Because some part of Thailand also part of Malay Archipelago. Just because we are divided by invaders (Malaysia,Singapore, Brunei = British, Indonesia = Netherland, Philippine = Spanish) does not mean one country can claim it was theirs in the first place. But, each country can say they have their own way of doing it, example there is one food which is not famous as Rendang, but most of Asean country have it. SINGGANG (in Philippine they call is Sinigang). Each of us have our own way on how to cook Singgang but to say it originated from one country, that is wrong. Anyway, benda dah postkan, view pun dah ribu2. nak delete pun sayang. jadi layan jelah.
Thanks for your comment. Since your comment is a bit too long, let me answer the first point, ethnicity. I talked about the major ethnicity which is categorized by the Malaysian government website, too.
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte i wrote a bit too long because im bored. Sitting doing nothing at home (on medical leave) hahaha. sorry. anyway, im commenting not to say you are wrong, but just want to let you know. Mean more knowledge for you right? hehehe. Enjoy your stay in Malaysia friend. Do more vlog, we Malaysian like it when our friend from other country make vlog about Malaysia. Off course, if you have some fact wrong, we will be delight with most friendly manner to explain to you.
What do you like about Malaysia? Please share :)
They forgive at first , after a day they will withdraw to what they have decided to do about Sabah properties ! If they only continually pay of rent of Sabah to Sultanate of Sulu , this problems will not go bigger ! It's Malaysia faults ! Not Sultanate of Sulu !
@@itoemy1048 Sabah belongs to Sabahan.
They are welcoming and helpful with no expectations.
We Malaysians tend to take things for granted. We must appreciate what we have.
@@azizahkatan3941 Don't worry :) That's the same for everyone in the world. That's why it is valuable to hear other people's insights :)
Thank you for reminding us Malaysians to appreciate what we have more.
Haha, are you Korean or just a BTS fan 😉
Yeah, whenever I tell my Malaysian friends about the form of diversity in Malaysia, they are not conscious of how interesting it is.
But it is really amazing! Not only that, Malaysia is a really good example of different people being unified as Malaysian and having a peaceful life (at least now).
However many times I visit Malaysia, Malaysia always give me a lot of new experience! Malaysia is such a fantastic and lovely country!
We Japanese have a lot to learn from Malaysian society. Malaysian people may say Look East, but it would be nice if the Japanese also "Look at Malaysia" :)
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte Hai Tetsuya San . Is It Right That Japanese Have Vote For Malaysia As Their Dream Country For 13 Straight Years ? And Why ? Btw , I'm Your New Subscribers
@@tehaisikattepi9393 Hehe, I've already prepared the answer here. Please take a look at this video :)
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Agree! I don't understand either 😕 but they like reminding actually I am in heaven! 🤭😇
I just hope Malaysia can be better like Japan. Look at Japan integrity,cleaness and hardwork. We should follow them
Susah sbb banyak warga asing kelas ke 3 keluar masuk tanpa passport visa yg tamat tempohpn ada.. tu blm lagi pelancong cina dan india yg hilang 😏
Thank you for pointing out the good things about Japan :)
Malaysia has Malaysian's great things as I mentioned in my video. Yes, when it comes to cleanliness Japan is famous.
But when it comes to hard work, our work culture is actually "overworking" scarifying the time for family, so, you know it's kind of a pros and cons. A pros is such as great Japanese products, but a cons is such as LITTLE time for family. Whenever I stay at my Malaysian friend's houses(a lot of friends' houses), they generally (not 100% of course) come back home around 6 pm normally finishing their job in or almost in time, which is really good. So, that's actually what I want to learn from Malaysia in return, haha.
Thank you again for your lovely comments again 😊
I agree... we should be a clean country.. not only from trash but corruption too
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte We will throw political rubbish and corruption in jail...we will copy exactly what Japanese do in 80's...throw all the corrupter out from this nation...
Mati pun ramai... Die hard for working but easy to die
Pembahasannya keren..
Sukses selalu buat malaysia 🙏.
Salam dari Indonesia 🇮🇩
Good you respect Malaysia :)
Jarang jumpa Indonesia yang bagus seperti kamu...selalunya komen banyak yang seperti insecure dgn Malaysia..Sukses buat Indonesia juga
I've been living in the UK for many decades now and I still hold my Malaysian passport because that's my country of birth and like you said in the many reasons why you love Malaysia, they apply equally to me and more, my family members are all in Malaysia.
I see. I also love the UK because I lived there before as a student. At that time, I met a lot of Malaysian students.
When I saw a Malaysian girl during my study over there, she suddenly began to speak mandarin with a Taiwanese student and it extremely surprised me.
Do you know why? She was actually a Chinese Malaysian. But before her, I only saw Malay people from Malaysia. They all spoke Malay as their mother tongue. So I thought they were Malaysian people. I've been to so many countries before the UK, but all the countries I had been to had one language, one country and didn't know about the social structure of Malaysia where different ethnicity spoke different language though mandarin is a bit artificial language to replace different ethnicity language such as Hakka, Hokken etc.
Do you usually go back to Malaysia during cny to see your family back home?
Wow mad respect to you for still keeping your buku merah 😍
@@solowandererfrommalaysia5850Oh what is buku merah?
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte buku is book, merah is red...Malaysian international passport is red 😄
@@solowandererfrommalaysia5850 Ah I see. Malaysian people call your red passport Buku Merah (A red book).We Japanese have either buku merah or buku hitam, hehe. Depending on the expiry of the passport, the color becomes different (5 years for black, 10 years for red).
4:33 Malay food are not from Indonesian food. Like nasi kerabu, laksa, nasi dagang, nasi lemak etc. If there is a similarity, it does not mean that Malay food comes from Indonesia.
Exactly, u got that right!
Agreed 100%
what foreigner think malaysian malay foods are actually originated from the ethnic itself whether they are of malay kelantan terengganu kedah iban kadazan dayak kelabit murut bajau javanese bugis minang banjar etc whom we reFer them as MALAY/BUMI and not the coutry malaysia or indonesia. Interestingly, the same etnic groups are also widely available in Indonesia too, that's why some (not all) of their food sometimes looks identical in those 2 countries.
Thank you for correcting that. 😉
Yeah, "some" foods are originated from/shared with Indonesia is correct. Yeah, right, I don't see nasi lemak in Indonesia.
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte maybe u refer to Nasi Goreng, Sate (satay) and Rendang which are share with Indonesia or Singapore but it doesn't mean originated from there even it is a controversial and sensitive issue in term of originality, so better not to say Malay food originated from Indonesia as NOT all Malay ethnicities migrated from Indonesia, only some part of Malay which in Malaysia included Java, Bugis, Banjar, Boyan etc under Malay constituency considered them as MALAY. Malay in the northern part of Malay peninsular (Kedah, Perlis) and in the east coast (Kelantan, Terengganu, Pahang) they don't have any blood related with Malays from Indonesia at all due to historical background. Hence the food are totally different and you cannot find most of them in Indonesia.
Malaysian respect well mannered guests!
Thank you for your comment!
Malaysian people are generally so lovely!
Malaysia is freaking futuristic in some aspects, while retaining traditional charm, and very affordable. It's a perfect mix.
Haha, I sometime want to see Iskandar town in JB. That looks so futuristic.
Malaysia blessed with the most strategic location and people.. Especially between two big countries & civilization India & China.. also in between northern Indo-China mainland & southern Malay Archipelagos.. everything is put beautifully
Thank you for sharing your insight :)
Thank you for supporting malaysia...we love you♥️♥️♥️
Thank you so much 😉
Malaysian here, I love Japan, been to Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto and I find that Japanese people are always so polite and friendly . Love the Japanese and thank you for the ❤
Thank you for liking my video :) Have a good weekend!
wow, your presentation is very systematic and good!
Thank you for liking my presentation style! It's supported by the fantastic good facts of Malaysia 😉
There are missing leading facts, Malaysian Malay foods are not originated from Indonesian foods. Only some share same features and taste with Indonesia. In Addition, for your information, The Sumatera Land is Malay Land as well regarding to geo-social and history.
Arigatou qozaimashita bcos like Malaysia. Nihon ga totemo Daisuki!
for north and east peninsular Malaysia, some similar with south Thailand. maybe south and west peninsular, some peoples may have same root with Indonesians. Its all because former sultanate Malacca empire divided by west colonials
Thank you for your comment and thank you so much for modifying my wrong information 😉
It was good to post this video because I could learn something correct from you. Terima kashi banyak 😃😃
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte Yeah, I think you need to learn more about Malay, the biggest race in Malaysia. Also Dayak in Sabah n Sarawak also consist a big population of Malaysia with diverse ethnicity like Iban, Bidayuh etc
Thank you so much for your comments.it made me feel great to be a Malaysian apart from politics.
Ahhhh, yeah...haha, politics. My Malaysian friends in Putrajaya also criticize it badly (of course they are Malay).
The politics in Japan is horrible, too, haha.
But yes, apart from it, Malaysia is really really a lovely place. I am glad you could find and feel Malaysia is great by watching my video :)
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte Speaking About Politics . My Deepest Condolences To Japanese People Cause Losing Longest Serving Prime Minister Shinzo Abe San . He Is Malaysian Best Friend , Always Visit Malaysia Including 3Month Ago For The Last Time To Visit Our King .
@@tehaisikattepi9393 Thank you so much for your word to our great leader.
He is one of the biggest contributors to Japan in our history and is loved by so many sooooo many Japanese people and the people in the world.
Wow, I didn't know Mr. Abe visited your sultan. Which state's sultan was visited by Mr. Abe?
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte Ohh Seriusly ? Nice To Know That He Is Good Leader . No , Not State Sultan , But Our Supreme King (Yang Dipertuan Agung) . 👇
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@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte The head leader of those sultane state in Malaysia...The late Japanese PM, Abe visiting Yang Di Pertuan Agong just few months before the tragic death....my condolence to all Japanese..such a great leader
Malaysians like to treat guests so much cos its our religion beliefs especially Malays n others...goods price must be reasonable cheap as goverment subsidy essential goods like cooking oil, rice, poultry, petrol...so welcome to Malaysia....do visit sarawak n sabah too...its such beautiful,diversify, multi religion,multi ethnic states of Malaysia...
Thank you for your comment 😉
So far, I have been to Kuching only in Borneo. I was once invited by my Iban friend to sarawak and sabah, but I was afraid of losing my head(joking), so I didn't go.
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte 😆😆 if you befriend with them, you will know how kind & wonderful Borneo's people.. Well, a Samurai should never worried about their head that much 😆😆
as long can speak english, anyone may enjoy visit Malaysia. no matter who and what you are looking for, its will be great experiences to get close with locals.
Exactly, tapi saya sekarang belajar bahasa Melayu juga. Sorry for my bad Malay, haha.
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte terima kasih kerana berusaha belajar bahasa Melayu.
@@shahilashuhaila2282 Terima kasih!
I love Malaysia as well. Its one of the most amazing countries in the whole Asia. I can enjoy affordable street food outside of different varieties such as Chinese, Malay, Indian, Thai, Indonesian etc, walk outside and feel safe, there is no dust and pollution on the streets and the people are friendly. I also love Thailand but the language is difficult and its hard to get around since locals don't speak English.
Ah, you are a non-Malaysian person. Nice to know the insight of non-Malaysian person.
Your experience of Malaysia and Thailand is exactly the same as mine :)
Glad to receive a comment from you!
Hajimemashite. Excellent style of presentation Tetsuya San. Very good structure and use of tools. You are now my Sensei!! You also handled sensitive matters brilliantly especially referring to all SEA countries in a manner that limits offending people. Sugoi desu. Ichiban youtuber. 20 years ago I stayed in Japan for one year to work (Nagoya), it is a wonderful place. But my Japanese is very bad now, wasureta. I will visit Japan again once I retire. I stay around the Klang Valley in Malaysia and appreciates your good word.
Lets hope the world will turn for the better for each and every country. We should all stay peaceful and avoid silly conflicts.
Arigato gozaimasu.
Konnichiwa.
Thank you for your lovely comment :)
What did you do in Japan 20 years ago? If 30-40 years ago, there was a Proton-Mitsubishi training project based on Look East policy, but 20 years ago, I cannot think about something specific.
It will be interesting to know your experience :)
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte Hahah.... by the way you handled the qcc tools, I was wondering if you could be from the automative sector. Actually I was in Japan 25 years ago meaning around 1997. I will not comment more in here. Do you have Instagram, wechat etc. Or anthing else that I can contact you with?
@@dharmaosman184 Oh sorry, but I do not know what qcc tools are.
I'm not from an automobile industry but one of my Malaysian friend's father came to Japan to join Proton-Mitsubishi training in Japan. So, I know the training.
If you use facebook, I have my Facebook page . You can send me message from my page.
Let me share my facebook page link as follows. When you send the first message, please tell your UA-cam name "
Dharma Osman" so that I can recognize you as the same person.
facebook.com/TetsuyatheJapanesefactsreporter/?show_switched_toast=0&show_invite_to_follow=0&show_switched_tooltip=0&show_podcast_settings=0&show_community_transition=0&show_community_review_changes=0&show_follower_visibility_disclosure=0
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte Thanks. I have sent you a message via facebook
Malaysian culture close to Japanese culture.Mutual respect .
Yes! Exactly!!! That's what I always feel!
No, wrong, tidak betul, salah , tak sama, berbeza terutama sekali work ethics, culture, time punctuality & budaya memandu di jln raya.
@@silverianjannvs5315 That person is talking about mutual respect and not work ethics.
In terms of mutual respect, I think Indonesian people also have it (I guess you are Indonesian from your language such as betul) but I feel Malaysian people do.
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte agree 🤣🤣🤣
hello my brother... malay food does not originate from indonesia ya..btw, very good video. I appreciate your keen observation and interest in Malaysian culture. :)
Yeah haha, I heard the same from other Malaysian people here.
Thank you for your good words about us. Btw if you see some Indo talking bad about us, its normal for siblings to get jealous. We only fight in social media not irl. Hehe 😜👻
Foreigners already know that malaysian are the first jealousy, not us 😀
Look at all the comments in this video.
we just chill, only comments for counter toxic malaysians 😎
That's all I really think and feel. Otherwise, I don't go to Malaysia so often. In 2019, I stayed in Malaysia for 3 months!! 1/4 of a year! After that, because of the pandemic, no chance to visit your lovely country, but will make it again soon!
@@dore3faso6sido ye ke chill?
Ye ke?
You will be shocked if you know what Indon comments are like
I love ❤️ Malaysia so adventure, green and healthy foods 👏. Singapore got nothing adventure only condominiums 🥱🥱
Oh, ok...Are you from Malaysia?
Singapore got ghost stories
@@jesusnotgod5635 😁😁😁
Singapore need to use AI,Nano & Virtual reality technology to provide adventure, green and healthy food
My auntie and uncle who is living in US for more than 40 years still holding Malaysia passport. They are planning to come back to Malaysia to retire in next 2 years
I see. So, Malaysia allows double citizenship?
They would miss delicious Malaysian food :)
4:30 with due respect, please take note that Malay food originated from the Malay people.
Malay food doesn't originated from Indonesia.
Oh sorry but thank you for correcting that 😉
Haha terkejut jgk td 😁👍
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte yes the Malays are the people of Nusantara, or in the Malay Archipelago for thousands of years. Malaysia and Indonesia are newly created countries....1957 and 1945 respectively.
@@Hellibra Thank you for the additional information :)
@@HellibraYes! Malays already exist thousands of years with different civilizations as Langkasuka, Kedah tua, Ganganegara, majapahit, Melaka, Tanah Kala and following Johor riau, Pahang.
Semoga semua negara dalam keadaan baik baik saja dan semakin maju dan sukses..
That's a very good thought 😉
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte thanks you my brother..
@@moehieb You are welcome!
I appreciate your honest and personal viewpoint, and that you are not afraid of offending someone.
These days it's too easy to offend people. Experiences and opinions differ among different people, and people shouldn't be offended by that.
Thank you for your comment :)
Yes,honesty isn't offending
Thanks for the big compliments for Malaysia 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻 Hope there will be more tourist will come to visit Malaysia again and again 👉🏻🌹👈🏻🤩
Thank you for your comment! Yeah Malaysia is deserved to have more touristst :)
Welcome to Malaysia Tetsuya san
Thank you so much 😉
Welcome to Malaysia and all the best to you
Thank you for your lovely message!
Hope can see more your video during you're in Malaysia.
Great. 👍
Enjoy life in Malaysia.😄
Thank you for your comment. Maybe I need to make an "exclusive" channel to share my view with Malaysian people. This channel will cover more things about Japan, but I have a hundred of topics I can share with Malaysian people such as my experience of Ramadan and Hari Raya, Iftar etc though I am not sure if you are a Muslim.
Japan is a developed country, thus many Japanese people come here to show their love for Malaysia.
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte Great you're in Malaysia.
Thank you love Malaysia very much.
Malaysia is a truely Asia.
Stay in Mayasia you can met a lot of different kind of Malaysian.
@@penukulbesi4006
Not many Japanese can speak full and well English, but,
you're the best one. 👍
@@RillakkumaJohnJc Thank you.
By the way, do you like Rirakkuma, haha? I like Rirakkuma, but I actually like the small yellow chicken more (it looks cuter to me, haha).
All about malaysia is true. Welcome to my country
Terima kasih banyak untul koment anda. Mau pergi ke Malaysia lagi!
NEVER SEEN SOMEONE MAKE VIDEO LIKE THIS. LOVE IT. MAKE MORE LIKE THIS.
Thank you!
I have also thoroughly enjoyed visiting Malaysia and Thailand - the people there are very friendly and approachable. Absolutely love the rich culture / heritage there!
Great! The same for me, too! Where are you from if you would not mind sharing?
About the language,although most of malaysian can speak english, it is better for you to learn the malay language...we wil appreciate you more and you could understand better and as a sign of respect to your host country..🙂👍
Sekarang berajar bahasa meyayu juga. Terima kasih untuk koment anda :)
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte bagus tuan🙂👍💪
@@satirafira 👍👍👍
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte
This is the right spelling in (bahasa Melayu )
*belajar
*Melayu
*Komen
@@maryamsafari266 Thank you for your short lesson 😉
Haha, as you might know, for us Japanese, R sound and L sound are difficult. I often make a mistake.
Thank you for your kind words towards Malaysia. I love Japan too. I just travelled to Japan a month ago, and will travel to Japan again in 2 months time. That’s how much I lobe Japan ❤😊😂
Great! Glad to know you enjoyed Japan! And welcome back to Japan again soon!
I hope you can explore other states in Malaysia. They have different food, culture & environment. Thank you for supporting Malaysia
Thank you so much for your suggestion 😉
As for peninsula, I have actually been to most of the states including a lot of kampungs and kotas. When it comes to Borneo, I have only been to Kuching, so I am planning to explore there more.
Kota Kina Barhu is one of the popular tourisms destination of the Japanese in Borneo. I'd love to go to not well-known kampungs and kotas in sabah anad sarawak, too.
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte Kota Kinabalu
I would like one more item to your list of valuation. - places to visit eg beaches, mountains etc etc. Im sure, Singapore will get less number in this valuation category compare to Indonesia, Malaysia and Thailand.
Ah thank you for your suggestion. I know there are good places in Malaysia and I know there are beautiful beaches in Malaysia and I visited them already.
But that's actually often what a lot of Malaysian people think as precious but "to foreigners' viewpoint", there are a lot of beautiful beaches or mountains all over South East Asia, so I don't have to go to Malaysia to enjoy beaches or mountains (mountains or beaches do NOT make Malaysia "unique" or "special".
My whole point and the most important point is "that dynamic diversity" Malaysian people normally don't pay attention to but foreigners find extremely interesting :)
greeting from Malaysia ✊🏻
Selamat pagi 😃 Terima kasih!
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte OHAYOU GOZAIMASU ! Selamat pagi Tetsuya 😄😄
@@sarahLeanYo wow, your spelling of Ohayou Gozaimasu is perfect. Normally beginner Japanese learner writes "Ohayo Gozaimasu". Not Ohayo"u"(skipping"). Actually do you speak Japanese?
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte i'm not speak Japanese . still learning, cuz i have Malay Friend from Malaysia staying and working at Japanese 😊😊😊😊😊 and i will go there someday 😃😃😃 wanna see the mount of fuji . 🏔️😜😜😜
@@sarahLeanYo I see. There are a lot of Malaysian students and Malaysian people who are working in Japan. They have a large community in Japan and they organize Iftar, Hari Raya event by themselves, If you are a real beginner, it would be good to start from Duolingo App (something very simple). If you have some amount of vocabulary, the following NHK Japanese learning site will be useful.
www3.nhk.or.jp/nhkworld/en/learnjapanese/
Apart from the fact that I agree with what you say here, I like the way you present it : very orderly and methodical with reasons given, like a presentation to a company's management meeting 🤗
Haha. Thank you so much for your compliment. I wanted to make it more fun, but it might have looked a bit serious. But I am glad you still gave me a very positive feedback.
Thank you so much again!
Yesss I love it too!
@@juliashireen6195 Thank you!
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte どういたしましてよ。 頑張らなくちゃ!
@@juliashireen6195 ありがとうございます :)
Tqsm dear. Proud to be Malaysian.
Malaysia is my best country and my "home" country already in my mind 👍😉 I love Malaysia!
I don't agree with a few things, Malay foods isn't from Indonesia, we used to be the same country so of coz we will share cultures, some foods originate from the Malays(Nasi Lemak, Nasi Dagang etc.) some foods from Indonesia(rendang, nasi ambeng, ayam penyet) and cuisines and out of the 4 countries, Singapore is the worst in terms of varieties and taste, so I don't get why Singapore get higher points than indonesia and Thailand, which have far better foods and varieties.
Tak habis2 otak zaman batu ni
Maybe from the aspect of cleanliness and comfortable dining place. I am Malaysian but even the most humble Singapore foodcourt looks cleaner and presentable. Tastewise, since he is Japanese, maybe Singaporean way of cooking is more suitable to him.
Thank you for correcting the wrong part of my information 😉
My score is NOT based on how good /tasty the food is. It is based on HOW MUCH EASILY POSSBILE TO DIFFERENCIATE each from from other ethnicity's food. Simply speaking, all food including Japanese and Singaporean food are great to me personally.
Malaysian food is great, but even more than that, the more important point for me, a foreigner, that DYNAMIC FORM OF DIVERSITY of Malaysia.
Anyway, thank you so much for sharing your feedback 😊
@@hawaandroid2786 he didn't make cleanliness the criteria, it is based on taste and variety.
Malaysia indeed a nice country to live in 😍. Thank you for sharing your perspective about countries in Southeast Asia.
Thank you for your lovely comment :)
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte have subscribed your channel... hope to learn more about my country and Japan from you 🙂
Chinese and indian are not from southeast asia they are from south asia and east asia. They are bringing by colonial to work here.
Yeah, I know. Did I say something misleading in my video maybe?
Thank you so much 😊
Thank you for liking my video!
thanks for liking malaysia! u got a new subscriber
Thank you for liking my video, too :)
i like japan n korea people,,,very humble ,,,👌welcome msia stay home together in family msia,,🤗
Haha, thank you for your lovely comment :) Lovely to be invited by you :)
We are disappointed that Indonesia is said to claim their food for example "Rendang"
whereas this food has existed for a long time in Malaya before Malaysia
Betul tu. Mereka menukar fakta. Rendang adalah makanan Melayu sebab itu sebutan bunyi Rendang. Kalau Rendang dari Minang sebutan bunyi Randang.
@@gingerteddy618 Pasal makanan pun nak bergaduh dengan kita
Oh sorry but thank you for correcting that 😉
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte It's not your statements but our neighbors that always cause issues
@@penukulbesi4006 Oh, ok. Thanks for clarifying it.
The last point is elaborate and true.
In fact, confidence in own culture (point 3) has a lot to do with it too.
Thank you for your comment :)
😱😍thanks..welcome to Malaysia …I love Malaysia too
Thank you for your nice comment :)
You are also a Malaysian person, right?
We have Ramly Burgers. Only in Malaysia.
Oh what is it? Mc Donald's'?
@As Salik I see. Ok. Thanks. Next time!
Malay and Indonesia are actually the same root eventought theres plenty of sub ethnicities, so we share plenty of similar foods, culturals and manners...
Yeah, people who live relatively near to each other would share something similar.
Thank you for your comments about Malaysia. We very welcoming foreigners to experience our culture etc. As my appreciation towards you, I will buy u sushi if you come to Melaka😋
Can you buy me nasi lemak because I can have sushi anytime in Japan, haha.
Anyway, thank you so much for your offer :)
From this video, I hope you don't lose friends in Singapore, Indonesia or Thailand 🙁 but of course, your selection is very, very subjective, as you repeatedly said. It's interesting that as a foreigner, you are willing to stay in your friends' houses. Sometimes, for me, to stay in my relative's house can also feel uneasy. Different people, different way of looking at things, I guess.
Don't worry. I showed this video already to my friends in all those countries and they are still my friends. They understand what I mean and I didn't mean those countries are bad, and they know I like or love their countries as I mentioned in my video, too.
This video is based on what I really like about Malaysia and whenever I change the point I focus on, the evaluation changes. When it comes to cleanliness, no countries in these four countries can beat Singapore (I guess you are from Singapore). When it comes to economy, Singapore is the strongest and GDP per capita is much higher than Japan as well. When it comes to technology, Singapore is much better than Japan as well. I also introduced those facts in my other videos and to me, those things are true to me.
Thank you for your videos ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Thank you for your comment!
Your explanation is like presenting a PhD paper. OMG very detail analysis.
Thank you for your compliment :)
such a very systematic presentation.. Good job!!
Glad you liked it!
oh so thats why many Japanese vlogger/ytuber visit or even stay in Malaysia thanks greetings from Indonesia
kapan-kapan mau coba liburan ke Malaysia
For Japanese people who can speak English or Malay, Malaysia is a very convenient place.
Indonesia is good, too but for me karna saya tidak bisa bahasa Indonesia bagus, it is difficult to move around Indonesia. Right now, the new MRT was constructed in JKT, so on my next visit to JKT, I will have a different impression.
I love nasi goreng seafood of Solaria.
I love Indonesian shopping malls, too especially Plaza Indonesia, which looks so luxurious.
Actually , races and ethnicities are kinda different ,where races are immigrants from other countries (malay,chinese,indian,portuguese,dutch,british and etc) and ethnicities are those who living there since in the beginning(kadazan,iban,dusun,murut ,orang asli and etc). Most of western malay malaysian are the descendant from Sumatera,Indonesia ,but while most of the malay from eastern malaysians are consider as an ethnic rather than a race.
Thank you for the information!
Sorry not all malay food cme from indonesia.
We are of malay ancestory so food is similar .
Please disassociate indonesia food from malaysian food
Nsi lemak is not from indonesia for an example.
Please correct this fact.
What a let down.
Mereka ni baca Wikipedia kot. Dalam Wikipedia tu Ramai org Indon Yg tulis Semua Makanan diorang Yg Punya.
Sampai apam Balik pun mereka klem asal Dari Indon
Nasi Goreng pun mereka klem asal Dari indon
@@muhammadabdulwahab123
Denial malon 😀
Raja raja lo aja akui mereka asal pulau pulau di Nusantara
Yang tak akui dari Nusantara
Arti nya kalian siam thai 😎
indon wujud sebelum makanan tu wujud
Tu lah pelik, aku pn xprcaya smua data dri wikipedia tu.. klau bangsa india, afrika dan cina yg klaim mungkin masuk akal sebab bangsa cina, afrika dan india sudah bertebaran seluruh dunia sebelum wujud media sosial, google dan teknologi canggih..
Depa claim semua dari Endonia
Welcome to Malaysia experience. Melting pot of flavors and spices..
Thank you for your warm invite!
*Welcome to Malaysia Truly Asia Good food -Enjoyed Thanks sharing very good videos*
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Terima Kasih :)
I believe if you add the following criteria,Malaysia will still comes up top:
Infrastructure - 3
Healthcare - 3
Security- 2
Thanks for your comment :)
Hi...thanks for all informations from you. Always great to get views from u sir. We still have a lot of constant improvements to do constantly .in never ending way. Carry on.
I'm pleased to receive your nice comment :)
Every country has room to improve it. Japan does as well. It's good if we can learn from each other.
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte hi tetsuya ... I think price of things/goodies is not most important...More important is that all people in malaysia including yourself
Feel at peace and are happy
Thank you very much for your analytical comments about my belove country.
Glad you liked it :)
Welcome to our beautiful country. It's a place free from nature calamities like taifon, earthquake, heatwave except occasionally with some areas with low lying areas
Thank you!
I once escape from the cold Japanese winter to Malaysia and I enjoyed the warm and comfortable weather in Malaysia, too! It was in January.
Typhoon sister,not taifon
The other countries that you have compared to Malaysia are not quite familiar to me. However, I believe that your assessment is quite reasonable, particularly in regards to receiving visitors of other countries. Malaysians are often proud of their homes and extend a very warm welcome to guests. So, don't be afraid to make friends with Malaysians since we are delighted to win over foreigners to our country.
Thank you :)
Tq so much sir..welcome to Malaysia....
Thank you for your comment!
Very objective comparative analysis.
Thank you so much for your lovely comment :)
You want diversity?
you should now try to head east of Malaysia and also visit borneo side of Malaysia. I recommend Sabah a truly lost world, although of course Sarawak is also a very good place to visit. there are more ethnicities in Malaysia than the major three. you will find them there and many of them speak english too.
and you should not forget to visit more rural and natural floral areas like Pahang, Terengganu and Kelantan.
Going eastward and Borneo side, i can assure you--immediately, you will find what Singapore lacks. Not hating on the country though, but i aint spending my dime there, sorry.
Not gonna lie though, Thailand and Indonesia is fire. Good people. and even better if you know the local language.
I like the way you comment. You have respect to the people of your neighboring countries :)
Yeah, Sabah is a place I want to visit. One of my Iban friends invited me for their Iban festival around May a few years back, but at that time, I could not make it, so especially when there is some special event, I'd like to visit Sabah.
When it comes to Peninsula, I've already been to most states in fact. Some of my Malaysian friends brought me to their kampungs including pahang. I enjoyed picking rambutans from low rambutan trees etc.
Thank you for your comment :)
Thank you from.Malaysia
I like Doraemon and i love to eat Dorayaki
Haha, Doraemon is popular in Japan, too :)
Did someone just say "Doraemon" 😜👻
Tq.
Teri makasih!
Thanks💖
Haha. Thank you. I can actually make a lot of videos about Indonesia, tapi saya tidak bisa bahasa Indonesia bagus. Inglish saja.
Terima Kasih...Mr Tetsuya...
Sama sama :)
Thank you we are very appreciate the compliment 🇲🇾
Thank you for your comment :)
I just shared my subjective but honest thoughts about Malaysia. I love Malaysia!
East Malaysia has over 27 races and Kuching is the city of unity.
Thank you for sharing that.
I've been to Kuching before. I enjoyed my stay there!
I think Indonesian and Thai people are also very friendly and welcoming towards foreigners/outsiders but unfortunately the language barrier is and always will be an issue.
Very true. But I am not talking about how much people are good because there is no difference at the point in all these countries to me. And yes, the language is the problem and as you know, we Japanese have the same problem (the language problem), so the score I added in this video to Japan is low at the point.
Yep..i agree for ethnicity part ..in Indonesia or Thailand their minorities has assimilate too much...we can't even see the difference one of them...but in Malaysia you Can clearly know who is malays, Chinese,dayaks, or Tamils people..
Yeah exactly. To foreigners, that looks so interesting and amazing.
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte yep i understand that feeling....it like in just single place but you can taste a different culture and different civilization in Asia in single place..thanks for your view that make me appreciate our Diversity more...💕🙏
@@ayahpinkofficial2769 When it comes to diversity, what is outstandingly great is the stable society of Malaysia.
Though there was some sad history after independence, current Malaysia is so peaceful. People recognize themselves as Malaysian, respect different people, and just communicate with different cultures on a daily basis, but the society is peaceful.
A lot of Japanese people are normally afraid of outsiders who have very different social background, who believes in different religions, who think differently, but Malaysian people overcome all of these basically by respecting each other. I think it is great :)
Di Indonesia pun banyak orang Jepang/Japan yang telah tinggal lama sejak tahun 1970an dan yang datang setelah tahun 2000an. Tahun 1970an, masa kejayaan industri otomotif Jepang, mereka gencar melakukan inventasi dan relokasi pabrik ke Indonesia yaitu pabrik mobil dan pabrik motor. Merek2 mobil dan motor Jepang begitu terkenal dan kuat di Indonesia sehingga memiliki konsumen setia dan fanatik di Indonesia seperti merek mobil Toyota, Honda dan Suzuki. Sedang merek motor paling terkenal dan kuat adalah Honda, Yamaha, Kawasaki, Suzuki. Orang Jepang yang sudah tinggal lama di indonesoa, umumnya sudah mahir dan fasih bicara bahasa Indonesia dan ada yang sudah menikah dengan wanita Indonesia juga dan ada yang berpindah warga negara menjadi warga negara Indonesia.
Dizaman milenial ini atau tahun 2000an, beberapa orang Jepang ada yang jadi selebritis di Indonesia dan dikenal publik, diantaranya... chef Harada, Hiraoki Kato ( musician), Haruka Nakagawa ( ex member girlband AKB48 and JKT48), Kenta ( comedian).
Mereka tinggal di kota Jakarta.
Bagi orang Jepang yang ingin tinggal lama di kota2 indonesia, utamanya kota Jakarta memang harus berusaha bisa berkomunikasi memakai bahasa Indonesia. Orang orang Jepang yang saya sebut diatas adalah mereka sudah mampu dan fasih bicara dalam bahasa indonesia, sehingga mereka bisa sukses di Indonesia.
Sorry but in English please.
I'm sorry, Sir. But the Red-white flag you showed in this video is Monaco's one, not Indonesian one. The main distinctive difference is the size/dimension
I just subscribed your channel ✅🙋
Terima Kasih. Lovely!
Yes true.. I'm from malaysia
Thank you for your feedback! Did you have something you didn't expect a foreigner to say in what I introduced?
Excellent presentation 💯 👏👏👏 Awesome 😎
Thank you so much for your lovely comment :)
What is meaning beautiful country? Is it because of a lot of skyscraper buildings, beaches, jungle & mountain, etc?? or good & affordable foods or nightlife ??? What my friends said... kindness people/society which is so speechless feeling in our heart regardless where countries they are.
What is your point of saying that on my video? Are you just sharing what you want to say?
Welcome to Malaysia
Perbahasan terbaik & jujur
Terima Kasih!
You might not be aware how much effort was put into keeping ethnicity distinctiveness in Msia.
This is 'done' by allowing things to remain how they were for many many long decades.
This contrasts with all other countries in the region. yes, including the other one u scored green.
if im not mistaken...if without WW2...Japanese decendant will become 2nd largest etnic in Malaya (now Malaysia)...
That's actually an interesting insight. Thank you for sharing that.
Tak jugak. Kat Liberdade Brazil lagi ramai keturunan Jepun siap fasih bahasa portugis.
Friends (correct spelling) - hope it could improve yours :)
Thank you.😉
Yeah, haha, after I uploaded my video, I noticed the mistake.
Thank you for pointing it out!
Malaysia is a peaceful country, l love Johor city 🌸✨💖👍
Yeah, it certainly is!
Btw thats not Indonesia flag, but that is Monaco.. monaco flag is smaller than Indonesia flag
Oh, I heard the same comment from someone else. I actually shrunk the flag to fit the size, haha.
I didn't know that's the key difference between those two flags! Interesting and thank you for letting me know!
You must have only been to Indonesia once, because if you go to Indonesia often, you will know that Indonesia has the most regional food compared to the countries you mentioned, and Indonesians according to the survey are the most generous people in the world, even though Indonesians are not very fluent in speaking english but they usually still answer and help as much as they can do and Indonesia is a country with the most ethnicities and is one of the most diverse countries in the world
Don't be too much proud of your own country and push your subjective view to other people, haha. If you are generous as you said, please generously accept my personal viewpoint :)
I know good things about Indonesia, but when it comes to tourism, why only Bali (and recently Lombok) can receive tourists(please say things based on the data if you want to make a persuasive statement - you think Indonesia is great is nothing to me and all other foreigners). Even Jakarta receives mainly business foreigners based on Indonesia government statistics.
Indonesian people are all generally so nice, but people in all over the world is generally nice unless they are bad people. That's nothing special.
If you want to show off Indonesia, make your own presentation. Make your own UA-cam channel :)
You said why only Bali and Lombok accept tourists because Indonesia is very wide and there are many better tourist attractions than Lombok and Bali, but they are not famous so foreign tourists are rarely visited, for example Komodo Island, Bunaken, Raja Ampat, Bromo National Park. I accept your opinion I'm just telling you that Indonesia's tourism places are not only Bali, Jakarta or Lombok but many places with ethnic, cultural and regional food diversity so that you can make a more objective assessment
@@candralegend4965 On business, if something is not recognized, it is as same as it has no value. So, marketing is important. I heard there was(were) some extremely great Indonesian person(people) made the most of the nature of Bali and made great marketing, so Bali became that famous. Whatever assets someone has, if the assets are not used properly, no value.
I know all those tourist places in Indonesia but I will not go. If you have a foreigner's viewpoint, you can know why (it's not only because those places are not famous). That's my point.
In fact, the Indonesian food I love the most is Solaria's nasi goreng seafood. My Indonesian friends in Jakarta area, Bandung, Yogjakarta, other places always bring me to good local ethnicity restaurants(there were all so good of course though), but somehow, my favorite restaurant is Solaria. Or I go to Plaza Indonesia and visit nice restaurants there.
@@candralegend4965 hehehe🤦♂️🤦♂️
In west coast Malaysia they always had fight about the food with Indonesia because a lot of Indonesian migrate to Malaysia & settled down here long time ago & mostly Java people...of course they bring the food & culture as well...but Indonesian in Indonesia thought Malaysia steal their food lol...but in East Coast Malaysia we are pure Malay & not related at all with Indonesia we doesnt eat the food like rendang...we have our own bunch of Malay food..we eat Nasi Kerabu, Nasi Dagang, Nasi Kukus, Laksam etc...we also speak our own dialect etc...but at some point we are related to Thai because this State is border with Southern Thailand so you can easily find Thai food here...Please visit Kelantan & Terengganu for the real malay place & food experience & you can feel the different vibe compared to KL...
Thank you for your comment :)
In fact, I have been to most of the states in the peninsula. I've been to Kelantan, too. Terengganu, maybe not yet. I tried nasi kerabu before. I was surprised why the rice is blue/purple. But it's Malaysian food, so it was soooooo tasty with a lot of side dishes :)
Right now, I am in Japan, but I really love to come back to Malaysia as soon as possible.
Thank you
Thank you for your comment!
Hi Friend. First of all, Thanks for your effort and video about US in ASEAN. But i just want to correct you on a couple of thing.
Point 2 = In Malaysia we have many Ethnicity, not just Malay, Chinese and Indian. But of course to compare it with Indonesia, we dont have that many. FYI, we have Jawa, Minangkabau, Banjar, Hokkien, Cantonese, Hakka, Teochew, Hainan, Sikh, Telegus etc and in Sabah and Sarawak (which is part of Malaysia too) we have Kadazan, Iban, Bidayuh, Bajau, etc. But if you refer to MAJOR ETCHNICITY in Malaysia, then you are correct.
Point 3 = Please dont you ever mention Malaysia's Food is from Indonesia. Yes we admit there are similarity between food in Malaysia, Indonesia, Singapore even Brunei and Philippine. But to say it is ORIGINATE from Indonesia is NO NO NO. The food has been there long before Indonesia exist. We are not copying them nor them copying us. How do you like if we say sushi originate from Korea Kimbap. What you fail to understand is Malaysia, Indonesia, Brunei, Singapore and Philippine thousand years ago is in one archipelago. We share same ancestor. Hence we share more or less same culture, same language, same food etc. We also have food more or less same with Thais Food. How come?? Because some part of Thailand also part of Malay Archipelago. Just because we are divided by invaders (Malaysia,Singapore, Brunei = British, Indonesia = Netherland, Philippine = Spanish) does not mean one country can claim it was theirs in the first place. But, each country can say they have their own way of doing it, example there is one food which is not famous as Rendang, but most of Asean country have it. SINGGANG (in Philippine they call is Sinigang). Each of us have our own way on how to cook Singgang but to say it originated from one country, that is wrong.
Anyway, benda dah postkan, view pun dah ribu2. nak delete pun sayang. jadi layan jelah.
Thanks for your comment. Since your comment is a bit too long, let me answer the first point, ethnicity. I talked about the major ethnicity which is categorized by the Malaysian government website, too.
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte no worries, there are more to know & u got time to discover. Just enjoy d process & having fun here 😊😊
@@tetsuyathejapanesefactsreporte i wrote a bit too long because im bored. Sitting doing nothing at home (on medical leave) hahaha. sorry. anyway, im commenting not to say you are wrong, but just want to let you know. Mean more knowledge for you right? hehehe. Enjoy your stay in Malaysia friend. Do more vlog, we Malaysian like it when our friend from other country make vlog about Malaysia. Off course, if you have some fact wrong, we will be delight with most friendly manner to explain to you.
@@AmanFazdren I see. You had time, haha.
I wonder why you made such a thorough comment.
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Thank you for your comment!
ethnic and race are two different thing.
malaysia have many race compare to other country.
Oh I see. Thank you for sharing the information!
Wow.. Very cool english..nihon jin wa.. Great
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thanks for visit my country
Thank you for your comment! I will visit your country hopefully again soon!