@@martintang The Malaysian government has tightened the application requirements for the MM2H long-term visa for foreigners since last year, which may be another reason for the decrease in the number of Japanese. For retired Japanese, Malaysia remains a popular place to live due to its safe, mild climate and comfortable society.
![Bon Odori Malaysia 2022 [50,000 People!?] | Japan Festival](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/rwrFYKWFZt8/mqdefault.jpg)
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I'm happy as a Japanese. Thank you share the video!
You're welcome, I also didn't realize Penang also has many Japanese.
@@martintang The Malaysian government has tightened the application requirements for the MM2H long-term visa for foreigners since last year, which may be another reason for the decrease in the number of Japanese. For retired Japanese, Malaysia remains a popular place to live due to its safe, mild climate and comfortable society.
I met one couple of foreigners, they mention the financial requirement is one of the obstacles they scrap the idea of applying MM2H.
@@martintang Oh, I see...
Very beautiful decorations! Well done!
Agree 👌🏻 The decoration of the entrance really nice.
Nice very interesting. Thanks for sharing
You're welcome, waiting for more events in Penang
Missed the event due to transportation reason, but will definitely go next year..
I see, I parked quite far then walked to the venue. The usual problem in Georgetown, Penang.
Are they real Japanese performing or just locals from Penang?
I would say both, especially during the dance.
5:03 saw my self with my gf
Thanks for the video, I stealing that moment 🫣
That's great ✌🏻Really a huge crowd during the event after so long.
4:48
Yukata lah XD
not Yakuta
Alamak 😅🙈 Luckily didn't become Yakult
Look East Policy.