A huge thanks to my friend Kate for carrying the entire interview and helping with subtitles. Go follow her for support ! ► Where to find Kate: instagram.com/beauty_the_kate/ and www.youtube.com/@Beauty_the_kate
Yup!Once ago,it has been one of my main goals during a long time and before i loose all theses years due to thoses disconveniences and misunadventures,and until now,maybe.But unfortunately,it must be like cinema, and once reached a certain expiration date,you're only good to be thrown in trashbox,and this must be my case now.(😭😅🤷🏾♂).What could've been more beautiful for a single and affectionnate when hooked man like me to dispense lovely and as much as possible qualitatives moments to theses womens who choose you for the best inner features of your character or personnality,furthermore,to understand,if they desire,what means to be really loved or truly appreciated?😄🙂..A lot of magic,or beyond standards facts things can happen,when that's the case..That's all i know about my wasted potential,but maybe there's still hope somehow,somewhere..🙂
0:30 12:43 Mizushōbai (水商売、みずしょうばい) is not straight up prostitution. From Wiki: "literally the water trade, is the euphemism for jobs that do not provide a contractually fixed salary, but instead, rely on the popularity of the performer among their fans or clientele. Broadly, it includes the television, theater, and movie industries, but more narrowly, it can refer to those who work in businesses that serve alcohol or sex work." It is a downright insult to those in the "water trade" in Ginza to call them prostitutes. Ginza is known for the best classiest hostesses at exclusive clubs, where they offer companionship, basically sitting next to them and chatting while the customer to order drinks and food. Those who can afford to go to these clubs expect to spend at least $1,000 equivalent for a hour. Nothing of sexual nature is performed at these clubs, nor there are string attached. As you have also experienced, Ginza also has the most amount of cultured and wealthy people. It is the reason why even young, beautiful women would have an extremely difficult time being hired as a hostess since Ginza clientele expects a high level of sophistication. In example, they would expect you to be able to advise them on stocks and other investments, whereas anywhere else, playing the dumb girl and asking about it would be the best move. On a tangent, the reason why the man in the jean jacket nervously laughed, is that the hurdle for foriegners are even higher. In his head he was thinking of how to politely discourage Kate, should she have continued with that question.
@@blancneige4952 This is exactly what i was evoking."Mizushôbai,you say?This must be the analog term of the commonly used term in Europe,Italian originated language:A "Gigolo".In Paris, for exemple,this prestation is also practiced by mens,too,based on remunerated quality relationship moments(sex).It can be also called "Escort girl or Escort boy" services and networks.Of course,you aren't "contractually fixed salaried",but commissionned per consultating following a percentage order to give to the main holder that eventually hosts you,if that's the case,or directly mount your free lance enterprise, assume all the charges, and earn the totality of the benefits,if i'm correct.All promotionnals beeing based on criterions such as fame and popularity,too.^^
@@RUDHUNTER the secret to becoming rich is to buy lottery tickets. There are so many people who became rich because of the lottery. If we all buy lottery tickets, we are all going to be rich. This is a financial advice. I have s 6 doctorate degrees in finance , management, banking, business administration, economics, and statistics .
The interviewer is so good at getting people to relax and say what they feel. Especially being a foreigner interviewing Japanese people, it's very impressive
Being a bad guy is far more profitable in this current economy. So from now on I'll be crossing the street before the walk signal to increase my gains.
The last woman is smart. Invited you up for drinks and got free advertising for her business, though I think she tried to introduce you both to her clients 😂
Yeah there's a mistranslation. I think "mizu shoubai 水商売" mostly refers to the night life type of jobs such as being a hostess at a club? Like sure, there might be some under-the-table deals going on at those clubs, but that's not always the case and is hence not quite the same as "prostitution". The thumbnail should be changed because the man did not explicitly say "oh go be a prostitute" or anything like that which would be rude, he only suggested to work in the night life industry.
@@emirin8044 Yes, but it's a little misleading. It's true that the hostess of the club is Mizu shoubai, but so are the bars that are open at night. There are different genders and occupations. Also, prostitution is illegal in Japan. The deal under the table is the same for any job. Don't spoil the image of the hostess profession.
@@toqtoq9094 Oh stfu, no one's image is getting spoiled. This video is clesrly targeted for non-Japanese viewers, and those hostess pretty boys will still be making more per-week than you'll ever see in your life
Why is this channel so underrated?? I'm afraid that some more famous UA-camrs out there would just copy your ideas. Your contents are so original. I hope your channel would become successful someday.
It’s interesting to still find people who say “invest in yourself, knowledge, make use of your skill/talent, & work hard ❤ it is a never-dying rule of thumb despite this epoch in which the dominant trend is “how to be rich quickly & cheaply on both moral & professional scales😊
Getting rich is Japan is hard. Self-interest / getting rich for yourself is frowned upon. I know a Japanese technician from an international company who has worked for the company for 15 years and only gets paid the equivalent of 2000 USD/month. He was the guy sent oversea for technical support.
Yea, community-first society like japan and korea is the harder one to get rich on, because like you say, it is frowned upon. But tbh, the rich of those east asia country is just untouchable That's why people say capitalism is the least evil of the current economy system government applies.
That culture might actually make it easier to get rich. Less people are willing to do the things that make a lot of money, which means less competition and higher chances of growth for those few who are. In the west, most of the "get rich" methods are constantly saturated because everyone and their mothers is trying to do them.
Smarter but no brighter with fixes. I mean. His salary can get a business in India bought with software developers for 2k. He just doesn't know the opportunity on the Internet or how to buy as it requires complicated international bank processes. Which is really difficult to do. And most regular people don't know how to do it. Which holds them back in economic and financial development.
I really enjoyed this interview perhaps that first guy inside the bar was a jerk. From my experience living 30 years in Japan I can say I did exactly the first 2 guys said. I worked hard with what I could do in the beginning. Really hard work. 8am to 11pm, Monday to Saturday and sometimes Sunday. After making some money (because you need money to make more money) I started investing in Real Estate. Now I have some houses and a building. My friend and family say I’m rich but I feel I still need to work a little more to have a good retirement. The health thing that real estate guy said is correct. And of course, studying about investments is a must anywhere if you wanna become rich not only in Japan. The only extreme negative thing about becoming very rich in Japan is you have to pay a lot of taxes so I plan to become just a little rich in Japan and after that, invest in another country.
Wrong translation fot "prostitution". "Mizu shobai" has many meaning and the guy meant "working at bar" this time. Ginza is a fancy area, there aint' no prostitution thing going.
You ladies are a good team. You really got people to open up and (sometimes) say meaningful things. Quite the achievement given the topics you were talking about and the culture you were in.
Kate’s Japanese proficiently is amazing. While I’ve been studying Japanese for a few years but definitely appreciate tips/hacks how to reach Kate’s level - she could converse so quickly and with humour. Kateさん、おしえてくださいお願いします。
⚠️Correction: “Mizu-Shobai” defines literally serving-water job, meaning hostess who serves alcohol at luxury members only bar. NEVER A PROSTITUTION !! That gentleman isn’t offering an interviewer a prostitution job. I needed to say for his sake.
All of the people you interviewed are not rich people so they probably can't answer your questions. But it's fun to watch. And your Japanese is so good. It’s almost native level.
@Bigheartoneggshells also, musk and bezos came from families who were already well off. . . Musk's father owned businesses and bezos' family gave him loans to help start his business that most families can't lend
I don't think people likes to live in japan to become "rich" precisely, but rich in quality time and experiences. You're truly rich when you can sustain your life and still got plenty of time. Time is the true currency.
So I grew up here in Osaka Japan even though my nationality is not japanese. BUT I AGREE WITH THEIR OPINIONS more than 100 percent! All you need is knowledge, good mindset or foreign mindset, awareness, and patience.
@@dannylo5875 but our advantage is they can't speak english fluently but they understand some of it. While we are learning their language we have the advantage to level ourselves up
Actually, the real estate guy was wrong abt Japan being the only country not occupied in Asia. Thailand is another one and its actually similar in that sense, only thing is the people's culture is slightly different.
Idk how this ended up on my YTrecommendation's but I like this content. I'm instrested in Japan but this a great idea even for future videos! I wish'd you do more of this kinda thing. Finding rich people and asking them how they became successful and how to get there. Hell, you might even get invited into some of these "High Society Event's" if you keep at it and ask them there too. Friendly looking people are always nice to have around(Which you are). Anyway, good luck! You just got another sub!
you could do real estate but u need to be good at picking the right rural area where the gov of tokyo wants to push people away that area might become the next central hot spot for new transportation so it could be a good investment
That was very interesting, yes you have to do want you like most and work hard. I read a book called How to Ikigai. It seems most of your interviewees follow the principle of finding happiness while living your life's purpose, i.e. doing what you're good at, love and know. I love your interview It was great.
I'm going to tell you how to become rich in Japan: Step 1, be rich in any other country. Step 2, transfer your money to a Japanese bank. Step 3: congrats! You're rich in Japan!
Do you guys have a video about what did you guys do in order to speak so well? And maybe a step by step on what should we do in order to improve and reach your level asap. ❤ I'm super interesting about it! Thank you 😍
You basically just need to get a fuckton of input and then practice outputting. Look up channels like "Matt vs Japan" and "Organic Japanese with Cure Dolly". They explain in detail what you have to do.
Asking rich Japanese people in Ginza how to become wealthy may not be the most effective way to achieve financial success in Japan. While networking and building relationships with influential people can be helpful in many industries, it's important to approach these interactions with respect and professionalism. Instead, focusing on developing valuable skills, pursuing education and training, and building a solid professional network are some effective ways to build wealth in Japan. Starting your own business or investing in stocks and real estate can also be effective options, but they require careful planning and research. It's worth noting that becoming wealthy is not easy and requires hard work, determination, and a willingness to take calculated risks. It's important to have a realistic understanding of the challenges involved and to stay focused on your goals. With the right mindset and approach, it's possible to achieve financial success in Japan or any other country.
Taxes in Japan makes it ridiculously difficult to become financially rich there. I don't think it's actually possible unless you inherited some wealth to give you cushion to start off.
Disagree. There are plenty of opportunities in Japan. The biggest gap lies in the fact that it's more common to go the salaryman-way. The country side has real estate and space, Japan needs food export, import and lacks communication, IT/digital and language skills. It's up to entrepeneurs to know how to build a case, create a team and be financially savvy. Know how to manage expenses and investment, thus the basics of accounting. Tax rates in Sweden are a lot higher. Yet it has plenty of more succesfsful entrepreneurs (eg Spotify. Klarna, Einride,...).
the world 水商売 you translated as prostitutes is wrong. this means the service that serves drinks (including non alchohol drinks) and most of the time it refers to Hostess bar, host club and regular bars.
I translated it as “red light district “ when he talks. And prostitution when when we talk cause that’s what we thought he meant. This interviews starts without camera and end without camera too. So we know what he meant, politely
Thank you for the reply, and I enjoyed the video! Sorry if I came across a hater comment but I promise I’m not! I’m Japanese and I can promise that Ginza is not a red light district or prostitution area. Ginza is indeed known for 水商売, especially for the high end, old money or gov money hostess club. I don’t think he meant prostitution at all!
@@Yllah And even if you were talking before of camera, you should translate it correctly for the footage you uploaded. Do you know anything about 肖像権 ? Look into it.
I really liked the topic and the interviewer. Such a sunshine personality☺️ my only ciriticism is the amount of memes. Too many so I found them distracting/annoying. Maybe lesser or inserting them in mini format without cutting the whole picture
I just went to Ginza - came back home and opened my laptop and this popped up in recommendation. Great experiment. I always wonder the same thing when I visit Ginza - those who drive Royce and colorful Lambo. Many of them are scammers, I heard, but I wanna know the truth, you know...
5:56 Hmm, what about America's rule over Japan right after WW2 (even until today if you consider their indirect ruling by military)? Also, I don't think Thailand has been colonized before.
15:31 He said "the difference in US Dollar and Japanese Yen, the rate difference", not reito(refrigerator). But he might be drunk...weird conversation.
Its amazing how the entire culture of Japan manage to get people to put honour and reputation above paycheck. I would consider the entire populace as properly gaslit.
You work for 40yrs to have $1m in your retirement, Meanwhile some people are putting just $10k in a meme coin for just few months and now they are multimillionaires.I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life
A huge thanks to my friend Kate for carrying the entire interview and helping with subtitles. Go follow her for support !
► Where to find Kate: instagram.com/beauty_the_kate/ and
www.youtube.com/@Beauty_the_kate
Yup!Once ago,it has been one of my main goals during a long time and before i loose all theses years due to
thoses disconveniences and misunadventures,and until now,maybe.But unfortunately,it must be like cinema,
and once reached a certain expiration date,you're only good to be thrown in trashbox,and this must be my case now.(😭😅🤷🏾♂).What could've been more beautiful for a single and affectionnate when hooked man like me to dispense lovely and as much as possible qualitatives moments to theses womens who choose you for the best
inner features of your character or personnality,furthermore,to understand,if they desire,what means to be really loved or truly appreciated?😄🙂..A lot of magic,or beyond standards facts things can happen,when that's the case..That's all i know about my wasted potential,but maybe there's still hope somehow,somewhere..🙂
0:30 12:43 Mizushōbai (水商売、みずしょうばい) is not straight up prostitution.
From Wiki: "literally the water trade, is the euphemism for jobs that do not provide a contractually fixed salary, but instead, rely on the popularity of the performer among their fans or clientele. Broadly, it includes the television, theater, and movie industries, but more narrowly, it can refer to those who work in businesses that serve alcohol or sex work."
It is a downright insult to those in the "water trade" in Ginza to call them prostitutes. Ginza is known for the best classiest hostesses at exclusive clubs, where they offer companionship, basically sitting next to them and chatting while the customer to order drinks and food. Those who can afford to go to these clubs expect to spend at least $1,000 equivalent for a hour. Nothing of sexual nature is performed at these clubs, nor there are string attached.
As you have also experienced, Ginza also has the most amount of cultured and wealthy people. It is the reason why even young, beautiful women would have an extremely difficult time being hired as a hostess since Ginza clientele expects a high level of sophistication. In example, they would expect you to be able to advise them on stocks and other investments, whereas anywhere else, playing the dumb girl and asking about it would be the best move. On a tangent, the reason why the man in the jean jacket nervously laughed, is that the hurdle for foriegners are even higher. In his head he was thinking of how to politely discourage Kate, should she have continued with that question.
@@blancneige4952 This is exactly what i was evoking."Mizushôbai,you say?This must be the
analog term of the commonly used term in Europe,Italian originated language:A "Gigolo".In Paris, for exemple,this prestation is also practiced by mens,too,based on remunerated quality relationship
moments(sex).It can be also called "Escort girl or Escort boy" services and networks.Of course,you
aren't "contractually fixed salaried",but commissionned per consultating following a percentage order
to give to the main holder that eventually hosts you,if that's the case,or directly mount your free lance
enterprise, assume all the charges, and earn the totality of the benefits,if i'm correct.All promotionnals
beeing based on criterions such as fame and popularity,too.^^
@@RUDHUNTER the secret to becoming rich is to buy lottery tickets. There are so many people who became rich because of the lottery. If we all buy lottery tickets, we are all going to be rich.
This is a financial advice. I have s
6 doctorate degrees in finance , management, banking, business administration, economics, and statistics .
@@blancneige4952 in short , become a prostitute and become a multi millionaire
I think this is the first time ever I've seen Japanese people express themselves that much on camera
Ahahah i Hope it’s a good thing
you are not alone im as a japan enthusias this is amazing to see when they mostly even ignore if some stranger trying to ask them
maybe its because those people are older and are less soccialy insecure and are bored
just watch japanese youtubers lmfao. foreigners views on japan are so limited.
They probably feel more free to express themselves since they aren't in Japan.
The interviewer is so good at getting people to relax and say what they feel. Especially being a foreigner interviewing Japanese people, it's very impressive
Everybody is a couple Strong Zeros in, I think
Of course she is woman speaking to men
Being a bad guy is far more profitable in this current economy. So from now on I'll be crossing the street before the walk signal to increase my gains.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 the only thing you’ll increase with that is your risk of dying
Get rekt society!
Truck-kun would love to meet you.
not enough..
im gonna throw plastic into paper recycle bin..
feeding animals inside zoo..
selling water bottle in the park, without permit..
Why don’t you just yell Nagasaki and Hiroshima out loud!
she is overflowing with energy and positive vibes
And cute.
and sexy.
The man with the Pharmacist girlfriend gave a lot of valid points. They look so in love😍. Another great video👏
Isn’t he the best ? Loved everything he said. So knowledgeable
The last woman is smart. Invited you up for drinks and got free advertising for her business, though I think she tried to introduce you both to her clients 😂
The Yakuza. lol
I keep thinking about the part about when she said "triple your money in three years"
"Japanese people don't work for money. They choose the job they like."
Damn I need to hire this PR guy asap
12:44 It's a big mistranslation. "Mizu shoubai" in Ginza means working at restaurants such as bars. It's never prostitution.
You should also change the thumbnail image. It is disrespectful to the people who work in Ginza and to this man.
Yeah there's a mistranslation. I think "mizu shoubai 水商売" mostly refers to the night life type of jobs such as being a hostess at a club? Like sure, there might be some under-the-table deals going on at those clubs, but that's not always the case and is hence not quite the same as "prostitution". The thumbnail should be changed because the man did not explicitly say "oh go be a prostitute" or anything like that which would be rude, he only suggested to work in the night life industry.
@@emirin8044 Yes, but it's a little misleading. It's true that the hostess of the club is Mizu shoubai, but so are the bars that are open at night. There are different genders and occupations. Also, prostitution is illegal in Japan. The deal under the table is the same for any job. Don't spoil the image of the hostess profession.
@@toqtoq9094 Oh stfu, no one's image is getting spoiled. This video is clesrly targeted for non-Japanese viewers, and those hostess pretty boys will still be making more per-week than you'll ever see in your life
@@toqtoq9094 “Prostitution is illegal in Japan.” Never has a greater lie been told rofl
Why is this channel so underrated?? I'm afraid that some more famous UA-camrs out there would just copy your ideas. Your contents are so original. I hope your channel would become successful someday.
Thank you 🙏🏾
Naw I don’t think so
It’s interesting to still find people who say “invest in yourself, knowledge, make use of your skill/talent, & work hard ❤ it is a never-dying rule of thumb despite this epoch in which the dominant trend is “how to be rich quickly & cheaply on both moral & professional scales😊
I like that Everyone recommends finding meaning in what you do ; and they really mean it 😊
Me too
What an awesome video. The vibes were immaculate. Everyone were so nice and some even gave some valid tips! Love this lol
Thank you
As a person who lived in Japan, I really sense you brought out a certain casual good side of Japanese hiding behind a lot of formality.
Glad to know ! Ahahah
"This is the prostitution district." (12:44)
Don't be silly!
Actually he said, "Around here, it's the bars district.".
what
Thank you for the wonderful edits and also captions! Hard work will pay off! Claiming it for you
CLAIMING IT TOO ! thank you
What a great set of interviews! Can feel the interviewees were open and happy to share their view. Well done and looking forward to future interview.
Glad you enjoyed it!❤
Getting rich is Japan is hard. Self-interest / getting rich for yourself is frowned upon. I know a Japanese technician from an international company who has worked for the company for 15 years and only gets paid the equivalent of 2000 USD/month. He was the guy sent oversea for technical support.
Yea, community-first society like japan and korea is the harder one to get rich on, because like you say, it is frowned upon. But tbh, the rich of those east asia country is just untouchable
That's why people say capitalism is the least evil of the current economy system government applies.
That culture might actually make it easier to get rich. Less people are willing to do the things that make a lot of money, which means less competition and higher chances of growth for those few who are. In the west, most of the "get rich" methods are constantly saturated because everyone and their mothers is trying to do them.
Smarter but no brighter with fixes. I mean. His salary can get a business in India bought with software developers for 2k. He just doesn't know the opportunity on the Internet or how to buy as it requires complicated international bank processes. Which is really difficult to do. And most regular people don't know how to do it. Which holds them back in economic and financial development.
That's also how they keep the rich, rich and the poor, poor. It preserves status quo
@@reivelt3715 less evil because of the tolerance for more corruption. I bet it will differ as soon as AI starts coming online.
This was really funny, well done girls! No one wanted to give you the real tea except for the couple 😆 or maybe they don't know themselves lol
The only actual rich looking 🤣 gave the best tea
You've inspired me to push harder on learning Japanese! This was so cute! ❤
Thank you
I really enjoyed this interview perhaps that first guy inside the bar was a jerk.
From my experience living 30 years in Japan I can say I did exactly the first 2 guys said. I worked hard with what I could do in the beginning. Really hard work. 8am to 11pm, Monday to Saturday and sometimes Sunday. After making some money (because you need money to make more money) I started investing in Real Estate. Now I have some houses and a building. My friend and family say I’m rich but I feel I still need to work a little more to have a good retirement.
The health thing that real estate guy said is correct. And of course, studying about investments is a must anywhere if you wanna become rich not only in Japan.
The only extreme negative thing about becoming very rich in Japan is you have to pay a lot of taxes so I plan to become just a little rich in Japan and after that, invest in another country.
Japan and Korea's answer to anything is "work hard" I mean a lot of people do but you must also must work smart.
Facts
Wrong translation fot "prostitution". "Mizu shobai" has many meaning and the guy meant "working at bar" this time. Ginza is a fancy area, there aint' no prostitution thing going.
Right! He was talking about bars…. Thumbnail is pretty cringe too.
That's why should learn other language than watching wrongly translation/subtitles
Imagine giving advices for an interview just to be misintepret. Poor man.
You ladies are a good team. You really got people to open up and (sometimes) say meaningful things. Quite the achievement given the topics you were talking about and the culture you were in.
This is a great video. Love their honest answers and expressions. More please!
More to come!
the woman in yellow jacket was certainly well educated, I am impressed how well she presented her comments
Kate’s Japanese proficiently is amazing. While I’ve been studying Japanese for a few years but definitely appreciate tips/hacks how to reach Kate’s level - she could converse so quickly and with humour. Kateさん、おしえてくださいお願いします。
live and work in japan
the old couple was so cute
My favorite
Damn… I enjoy watching it so much,
Your vibe, questions, attitude, memes and editing skills are insane!
Keep going, lads!
Loved the energy of the interviewer - but as I am a nice person I guess it will be tougher for me to get rich lol 😆
Yes she’s such a light !
Oh yup you can’t get there it seems 🤣
Kate's Japanese is so good, I hope I could be like her one day.
⚠️Correction: “Mizu-Shobai” defines literally serving-water job, meaning hostess who serves alcohol at luxury members only bar. NEVER A PROSTITUTION !! That gentleman isn’t offering an interviewer a prostitution job. I needed to say for his sake.
Japanese people have lots of humor in reality 😊
There is no short way than been industrious and in the right profession that add value to humanity
bro i know 0 russian and the singing sounded pretty legit to me but then the "continues to butcher russian" got me LMFAOOO
🤣🤣🤣 Kate is Russian so she could tell
i can speak russian
that man sang "еще разик бухнем" which means "let's drink one more time"
I usually never comment but this was hella entertaining. good job!
Thank you 🙏🏾
I'm surprised to see Japanese people so easygoing in this video! I loved the vibe.
They really are. We just need to break through that language barrier because from the outside, they seem uptight, hyperpolite, and pretty serious
They epitomized "They work hard, they party hard"
They epitomized "They work hard, they party hard"
In amine they present themselves as shy.
@@jameswatson5807 you're really using anime as a indicator of how Japanese act? Go outside babe.
I swear ginza is a vibe of its own🤣
Agreed 😂😂
Loved the questions. Amazing interviewing skills
Thank you
Great video! Keep em coming Ilah! 👌🏻
Thank you !
All of the people you interviewed are not rich people so they probably can't answer your questions. But it's fun to watch. And your Japanese is so good. It’s almost native level.
I believe the only rich people were the couple ahahah. Thanks for watching. Yes Kate’s Japanese is almost native level
I think the guy who sing is rich, Opras singers make a lot of money like A LOT
@Bigheartoneggshells also, musk and bezos came from families who were already well off. . . Musk's father owned businesses and bezos' family gave him loans to help start his business that most families can't lend
@@fatisummer9106 not true at all in most countries.
@@ciello___8307 what about the gates or the buffet formula?
Your blonde sister is so good at Japanese, like she's a local, only with blonde hair. Watching you guys from Manila, hope you come here soon. Mwah.
I don't think people likes to live in japan to become "rich" precisely, but rich in quality time and experiences.
You're truly rich when you can sustain your life and still got plenty of time. Time is the true currency.
Yep, he recommended hostessing (10% of women do it ) but my ex was a Ginza hostess and she never made much. Was paid per drink
happy to see new interview! such funny and chill vibe!
So I grew up here in Osaka Japan even though my nationality is not japanese. BUT I AGREE WITH THEIR OPINIONS more than 100 percent! All you need is knowledge, good mindset or foreign mindset, awareness, and patience.
You need to know multiple given and ungiven factors.
@@dannylo5875 but our advantage is they can't speak english fluently but they understand some of it. While we are learning their language we have the advantage to level ourselves up
This video was hilarious 😂 and educational at the same time
You two have such awesome energy!
Thank you
15:16 I love this guy. He doesn't know the answer but still gave the answer
Actually, the real estate guy was wrong abt Japan being the only country not occupied in Asia.
Thailand is another one and its actually similar in that sense, only thing is the people's culture is slightly different.
This was sooo much fun! Thank tou for sharing. A new subscriber here! 💕
Yay ! welcome here 💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽
Idk how this ended up on my YTrecommendation's but I like this content. I'm instrested in Japan but this a great idea even for future videos! I wish'd you do more of this kinda thing. Finding rich people and asking them how they became successful and how to get there. Hell, you might even get invited into some of these "High Society Event's" if you keep at it and ask them there too. Friendly looking people are always nice to have around(Which you are). Anyway, good luck! You just got another sub!
you could do real estate but u need to be good at picking the right rural area where the gov of tokyo wants to push people away that area might become the next central hot spot for new transportation so it could be a good investment
Who's the interviewer? Her energy is off the charts!
Clicked for your smile, stayed for the cute head nod every 2 seconds 🥺❤
That was very interesting, yes you have to do want you like most and work hard. I read a book called How to Ikigai. It seems most of your interviewees follow the principle of finding happiness while living your life's purpose, i.e. doing what you're good at, love and know.
I love your interview It was great.
Thank you
Killer! Thanks for having the both Japanese and English subtitles! Super useful!!
I'm going to tell you how to become rich in Japan:
Step 1, be rich in any other country.
Step 2, transfer your money to a Japanese bank.
Step 3: congrats! You're rich in Japan!
this is true, lol
Nailed it 😂
Transfer your money to a poor country
loved the interviews!
Not the lady at the end was a Shameless Plug lmfaoo! People be winging life I swear!
🤣🤣 I guess that’s how they became rich
Just curious tho, what did the old lady did? Is this the thing where you invite a girl to drink with someone, then get paid?
Kate should do interviews on her channel! She'll blow up for sure 🎉
I told her so, but she’s not much interested in this format
@@Yllah African Queen
Do more of these! Entertaining stuff!
Very nice amazing interviewer , enjoyed.
mizushoubai is not a prostitution, since they not having a sex with a customers to get money. Don’t spread misinformation please 😢
I love Kates energy
Don’t we all ❤️
Android 18.
Do you guys have a video about what did you guys do in order to speak so well? And maybe a step by step on what should we do in order to improve and reach your level asap. ❤ I'm super interesting about it! Thank you 😍
You basically just need to get a fuckton of input and then practice outputting. Look up channels like "Matt vs Japan" and "Organic Japanese with Cure Dolly". They explain in detail what you have to do.
Great suggestion! Video coming soon !
Video coming coming this Sunday JUST FOR YOU ❤
Asking rich Japanese people in Ginza how to become wealthy may not be the most effective way to achieve financial success in Japan. While networking and building relationships with influential people can be helpful in many industries, it's important to approach these interactions with respect and professionalism.
Instead, focusing on developing valuable skills, pursuing education and training, and building a solid professional network are some effective ways to build wealth in Japan. Starting your own business or investing in stocks and real estate can also be effective options, but they require careful planning and research.
It's worth noting that becoming wealthy is not easy and requires hard work, determination, and a willingness to take calculated risks. It's important to have a realistic understanding of the challenges involved and to stay focused on your goals. With the right mindset and approach, it's possible to achieve financial success in Japan or any other country.
The real estate ojisan is the Japan's Snoop Dogg 🤣 loved his answer of "by myself"
Taxes in Japan makes it ridiculously difficult to become financially rich there. I don't think it's actually possible unless you inherited some wealth to give you cushion to start off.
Disagree. There are plenty of opportunities in Japan. The biggest gap lies in the fact that it's more common to go the salaryman-way. The country side has real estate and space, Japan needs food export, import and lacks communication, IT/digital and language skills. It's up to entrepeneurs to know how to build a case, create a team and be financially savvy. Know how to manage expenses and investment, thus the basics of accounting. Tax rates in Sweden are a lot higher. Yet it has plenty of more succesfsful entrepreneurs (eg Spotify. Klarna, Einride,...).
Need more videos like this, it's fun
the world 水商売 you translated as prostitutes is wrong. this means the service that serves drinks (including non alchohol drinks) and most of the time it refers to Hostess bar, host club and regular bars.
I translated it as “red light district “ when he talks. And prostitution when when we talk cause that’s what we thought he meant. This interviews starts without camera and end without camera too. So we know what he meant, politely
Thank you for the reply, and I enjoyed the video! Sorry if I came across a hater comment but I promise I’m not!
I’m Japanese and I can promise that Ginza is not a red light district or prostitution area. Ginza is indeed known for 水商売, especially for the high end, old money or gov money hostess club. I don’t think he meant prostitution at all!
@@Yllah Mizushobai does not mean “red light district” it means “to sell booze”. He was not talking about hookers too.
@@Yllah And even if you were talking before of camera, you should translate it correctly for the footage you uploaded. Do you know anything about 肖像権 ? Look into it.
When the guy said invest in yourself and health I almost spit the cake outta my mouth lol 😂 😂
😂😂😂😂
so much positive energy! 😁
😊 thank you
Everyone you guys interviewed were so funny 🤣
This is the first time I am watching your videos and I liked the content instantly, very uplifting.... Good job. I subscribed so don't ask😅
Ahaha thank you ! Welcome here !
I really liked the topic and the interviewer. Such a sunshine personality☺️ my only ciriticism is the amount of memes. Too many so I found them distracting/annoying. Maybe lesser or inserting them in mini format without cutting the whole picture
I trust your bravery Yllah.
Keep it going….
Thank you
I just went to Ginza - came back home and opened my laptop and this popped up in recommendation. Great experiment. I always wonder the same thing when I visit Ginza - those who drive Royce and colorful Lambo. Many of them are scammers, I heard, but I wanna know the truth, you know...
Japan looks a little different then America, looks like you can live contently not being rich there, in the US, shits a little different.
The US became a playground for the rich where everyone else is miserable
"Okane mottenai desuyo, zannen" new favorite phrase. What did he say at 7:47? was it "Muzukashii Okane mochi'? or was it "Musukashii Kanemochi"?
15:33 i thought he was talking something about forex.レート？冷凍？
btw it was a good series of interview.
That "BRRRRR" at the 6:22 mark had me dying ! 🤣🤣
5:56 Hmm, what about America's rule over Japan right after WW2 (even until today if you consider their indirect ruling by military)? Also, I don't think Thailand has been colonized before.
Great street interview! Love it 😊
Glad you enjoyed it!
15:48 He said 激落ちくん(gekiochi kun) which is the famous brand of sponge. By the way, your video always makes me laugh😂
First guy is fluent in Nihongo-Eigo and I love it 😂
This is a great, great, entertaining video. For this reason, I subscribed.👍
Welcome aboard!
nice channel because your Japanese expressions are easier to memorise
15:31
He said "the difference in US Dollar and Japanese Yen, the rate difference",
not reito(refrigerator).
But he might be drunk...weird conversation.
😂😂 omg thank you for this 🤣 I was lost tryna understand what he meant
I agree with the man...The decrease of popullation in Japan can be an opportunity for foreigners
smart guy
So funny😂 you guys are great❤
Good vibes, beautiful soul. Entertainment. Perfect video!
Mizushoubai does NOT translate to prostitution in English. That is a massive exaggeration to try to get more views!!
😮😮😮😮😮
I am Japanese though most shortcut to be rich way is programmer in Japan!
You might can get $120,000 annual income!
I thought people who live in Japan are shy and introverted, but the rich are exception, they talked as if there were no burden in their life.
Its amazing how the entire culture of Japan manage to get people to put honour and reputation above paycheck.
I would consider the entire populace as properly gaslit.
The best way to become rich in japan, is to work in america and transfer USD to Yen since our currency is worth more.
An average prositute in Tokyo makes at least $10,000 to $20,000 USD per month. The top % make much more.
You work for 40yrs to have $1m in your retirement, Meanwhile some people are putting just $10k in a meme coin for just few months and now they are multimillionaires.I pray that anyone who reads this will be successful in life
That one guy saying: You’re not answering anything. Was absolutely hilarious, cause everybody knew he was just saying none sense.