We love ❤️ you I’m really happy for you and your husband your mom visiting your Japanese family in law’s you really look amazing spending a quality time with your family and we love you very much always cherish those happy loving memories with your husband your mom your Japanese family in laws we love you very much we hope all of you stay safe
@@OrientalPearl the most thing i love about japan is the way how they respect each others respect is what made me to look after japanese culture for four years such a fun and lovelly vlog
I loved the relief in Tommy's parent's faces when they saw she put some effort into learning Japanese, and seeing that they learned some English was really heartwarming. It looked like such fun, I love it 😭😭
My American mom had to learn a lot of things and take Japanese cooking classes before she married my Japanese dad. She knows how stressful in can be to meet Japanese in laws. Glad it went well for your mom.
@@OrientalPearl it takes time to get the cooking down. The cooking might not matter as much these days. It was the late 60s when my mom had to do that.
I really like Tommy's dad, he seems like a nice guy. I know from experience that older Japanese men tend to have difficulty expressing their feelings, so it kinda warms my heart seeing how open minded and welcoming he is.
That's really cool your mother came all the way to Japan! I was expecting more awkwardness but it went well in my opinion. That was an exceptional amount of Japanese your mom used and his parents they did pretty well with their english too.
I dated a Japanese girl and I was lucky enough to go to Japan and meet her lovely parents. She also came to my house and met my parents many times. Unfortunately our parents never got the chance to meet but I think it would have been an amazing experience had they been able to. We are broken up now but those memories live fondly in my heart. This video made me happy 😊 ❤️ blessings to you guys. I wish you a long and prosperous marriage and life together.
I really like how you made the effort to make sure nobody would be too embarassed and could enjoy the meeting. As far as I know, japanese are well aware of how difficult their culture can be for foreigners and they tolerate a lot, but teaching your mom things surely helped her to feel more comfortable before meeting your in-laws and also "break the ice" faster and more easily when they realize she knows a lot more than they would expect from a foreign person. Your thoughtfulness is really wholesome and should be an example of how to behave when dealing with different cultures. It makes things so much easier when you embrace the differences and try to learn about each other.
Your videos are so real and "normal" compared to most of the other travel/language channels out there. That's why I love them! Thanks for letting us be part of your (and your family's) interesting life! Greetings from Germany! 🙂🌻
When they all clapped when she said she can understand a little was the best. Both sides taking the time to learn each other's language even if limited was so great, and reflected one of your points you often talk about, learning a little can open new doors. You and your mom looked so happy!
That's so cool that your husband is going to experience America for the first time. I'm so for both of you and hope that you two have a blast in the best state in the lower 48!
My wife is Japanese I met her parents for the first time in 2006. They have always been very accepting of me. Even with our 10 year age difference. I am younger. I have always hugged them every time I’ve seen them over the years. Glad things went well with you 🎉
I actually cried when your mom spoke to them for the first time in Japanese and they were so happy they clapped.🥺🥰 It was like a wonderful mix of two worlds, full of love and respect. 💜💜💜 **cried even harder when Tommy's mom spoke in English. So much love and connecting here.💞
I love Tommy’s parents!! It was the icing on the cake to see your father in law ask for a hug! Sweet and wonderful video! You guys make such an awesome couple!
My wife is malaysian chinese and i'm a brit. Unfortunately my mum and dad in law passed years ago luckily my wife has 14 siblings,i've learnt some malay and hokkien and learnt chinese culture,they really are the most sociable people
Oh gosh, seeing your father-in-law walk you to the train reminded me of my visit in ‘87. A bank manager walked me to his bank so I could change $ and then walked me to the train station and helped me buy a ticket.
OMG.....this was such a wonderful video Anming!!!! Your and Tommy's personalities give so much joy to your followers...you are the nucleus to both of your family's union. You have so much to show Tommy about America, what a wonderful full life you two have ahead of you. Your inlaws seem very happy to interact with your mom, and your mom with your inlaws, how wonderful!!! I am so happy for you, and I can't wait to see videos of Tommy in America. You ROCK GIRL!!! 🥰🥰🥰
It's great to see another video! I hope you've been well. Your mom is just like you. Both have a great sense of humor. The deer of Nara reminded me of a dog trying to eat your homework. The shock of suprise meeting the in-laws when your mom spoke Japanese was priceless. It was definitely the perfect way to break the ice. Parents embarrassing there children as usual, what a good time! LOL It went excellent I think, the fact he hugged her goodbye was priceless! To be continued... This J-Drama is getting intense. I want to binge watch all the episodes right now!
Such a wholesome video, Tommy's dad seeing you off at the station really melted my heart haha 🥰 Lovely to see how both cultures can connect, all you need is to be willing to understand the other 💓 Can't wait to see how Tommy's first trip to the US goes!
Y’all are so cute ! Tommy’s parents are so sweet and gracious. I love how playful the dad is ! I guess like any other ignorant American, I always thought of the Asian culture as, generally speaking, rather serious folks !🤷♀️😁 what a wonderful trip for your mom !!! I can’t wait for part 2, to see what Tommy thinks of America. Thanks so much for your great videos. I’m going to Vietnam in April for the first time. I can’t speak a word of Vietnamese but I’m so excited to go. Keep the videos coming ! I always love to see what you’re up to !
Definitely try to learn some words prior to ur trip. I practiced Hungarian prior to a trip there 30 years ago and it was very beneficial. I think everyone appreciates when a foreigner tries to learn the native language.
Ok, it seems impossible but I will try to learn some Vietnamese. You’re right, I should at least be able to utter a proper greeting once I get there. Thanks for the encouragement !
I am so glad that your mother got to visit Japan. She looked so happy to see you and it was so nice that she learned some Japanese and your father in law learned some English. I hope your husband has a good time in America.
Omg I've been waiting for this!!!! Thank you so much for sharing these moments with your family with us. It helps those of us that are curious about other cultures so much - and it's incredibly wholesome!!!
The moment when your husband keeps bowing and you Mom gives him a big good warm American hug! 🤣😂🙏 Heartwarming is the word for the whole video ❤️ Good luck and many blessings, dear.
From all the videos with your in-laws , tommy's parent's seem so nice , I'm glad you married to a happy and loving family like that. I wish you ,your husband and your families all the happiness you can get.
AAAAHH THIS WAS SO SWEET, kinda thought it was going to be a bit awkward at first but the whole vibe of this video was very wholesome and welcoming, thank you for sharing your experience 😊✨😎🤩
That was a great video. Your mother is so cute! What a nice holiday in Japan for her. Hope you enjoy your visit back in America. I can’t wait to see the continuation, part 2. thank you for sharing🙋🏾♀️.
So heartwarming and wholesome. I could tell everyone enjoyed meeting and getting to know each other. I loved the outing to feed the deer. I’ve never seen anyone get goosed by a deer before. That was cute. Welcome back to the US! Have a safe and fun visit.
8:07 ... very common gesture in Asia. ... we stay at the platform/station until the train/bus/plane starts going .... to make sure that the travelers don't feel lonely and know that we are there for them if they need something even at the very last minute, ... and then to know that the transport departures safely. ... we even wait hours there in case of a delayed departure ... 😊
So freaking wholesome 💛 You look so happy! Watching your mom interact with your in-laws was amazing and I was smiling the whole time! Her Japanese is getting so good already! She seems pretty motivated 😊 Now that the borders are open again, she must be pretty stoked to go back soon, even though she was just there. I can't wait to see the next video of you guys in the US! おめでとう！
I made a comment on your channel from a time back about a time in the late 70s of when my roomie and I were in Japan in OgakiGifu visiting the parents of our college dorm-mate (Japanese) when I was in college in Ashland, Oregon. I made a comment about the neighbor farm ladies in Ogaki pulling my eyelids down to check out the colors of my pupils. I can't believe it has been so long. Anyhow, my point today is that it's so nice to see people today living in Japan who don't surprise me. I had a similar experience with my roommate's unmet fiance's parents in Japan (long story). Their daughter was in the US and invited me and my roommate from Ogaki living in Oregon to visit them while we were on our way driving through her home while we were driving along the North Sea. Their hospitality and joviality was boundless. It made me chuckle and feel warm and sure sent the memories shooting back.
unreal wholesome. I was so shook by your moms confidence in her Japanese sentence,- but then stunned at how much English his dad had learned as well, LOL
When I travelled to Japan many years ago a young Japanese lady was sitting besides me in the plane. She told me that I must be able to use chopsticks in Japan. So she just exchanged the food: She took my western food, gave me her Japanese food and taught me how to use the chopsticks. When we arrived in Japan after this long distance flight, I had my lesson learned - thanks to this lady!
You are my favorite UA-cam creator. I love your interaction with people. You're still upbeat and positive. We need a lot more of that in this world and definitely in the USA
Your mom must be protected at all costs with how precious she is. I loved when she met your husband and got sick of the nodding and just threw her arms around him 😂
Well that wasn't too awkward considering the circumstances.. Both sets of parents handled it well. Good people. Loved the deer. I'd love to hear your husbands first impressions of the US and whether or not it matched his expectations.
OMG! Tommy’s parents are soooo sweet and sooo cute! Also, very polite and welcoming! Your mom also seems very lovely and fun. Big hello to the parents.
💕That was just amazing Anming 😍👍👏👏. Your mother is so adorable 😊🤗. Such a sweet smile ☺️👍 and they way she takes things in a positive way with a laugh is inspiring😍👍. Hope the bond between the new family stay strong and grow stronger each year 😊🙏😇. 💕Like always ✨stay you ❤️Be You✨ Anming 😍🤗💕
This video was so sweet! Seeing your mom meet your in-laws put a smile on my face!! They were so happy to hear her speak and bonded over various things -- it was funny the way your husband shrank from embarrassment at one point! His parents are so nice! Your mom's room was amazing, I'd never seen a wooden tub like that! Your mom visiting and then the preview of the trip back made me realize that you can go back now lol I'm looking forward to it! I hope he enjoyed Arizona!!
I love how your in laws and mother could just read each other! Look how much fun they had. Also small world, your mom and I have the same purse. Love your videos, thank you for posting!
Your Mum: “Travelling to a foreign country and get trained like the Karate Kid was hard work and embarrassing at times. But to make Anming so happy and also gain such a wonderful son-in-law I was willing to do even more.” :D
I had a huge smile on my face the whole time watching this. What a lovely family 😊 So nice to see people from different cultures making an effort to understand and respect each other.
@@OrientalPearl // Anming, for real, it is such a break from news, and drama TV to watch your videos. They are a real treat. Congrats on all the Subs! I hope the weather cooperates with your whole visit. Have fun!
Loved this video it was so cute so glad the in laws were able to meet yes definitely felt the warm welcoming energy and pops was so proud to show off tommy graduating truly loved it thanks for sharing your family and adventures
This was the most wholesome video I think I've watched this decade. The honest efforts to communicate, united by the love each side of your family has for both you and your husband is heartwarming. Your mother and in-laws just seem like genuine people to boot. The world needs more of this
so wholesome! its hard being proud of being american sometimes, but when foreigners are charmed by how affectionate we are, it makes me happy :) hugs american style!!
"its hard being proud of being american sometimes" No, it's not. You've been socialized into thinking there's something inherently wrong with being America and you've swallowed it hook, line, and sinker. It's a real shame. There's always Japan you can move to.
@@RightCenterBack321 hi! my grandfather was a WWII Veteran and Garrison Commander and the Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs refused to cover his therapy for throat cancer, leaving him destitute and physically without a nose at the time of his (early) death. Humble yourself and realize that no country is perfect, people have infinite legitimate reasons for criticizing the US, if anything a push for blind patriotism is what is pure socialization
@@bronzergoth7598 Hi! People have infinite legitimate reasons for criticizing their country, wherever it is. However, in few countries can we say our upsides are outweighed by our downsides. What happened to your grandfather is terrible, but it's a failure in government and doesn't define this country. Humble yourself and appreciate what we do have in this country, it's quite a lot.
@@RightCenterBack321 You're backpedaling from accusing me of being socialized into my lack of pride, very disingenuous after making such a huge assumption with your initial reply but thank you for acknowledging that I am correct. 13% of the US homeless population are veterans whereas only 7% of the population at large are veterans (HUD statistics), meaning they are overrepresented by almost double. "A failure in government and doesn't define this country" I don't know a more accurate reflection of a country's values than how we treat the people who are willing to die for it. Enjoy your "upsides" though
That was very moving that was beautiful that your husband’s father ,hugged your mum. Also your mum looks like she takes good care of herself. Blessings 🙏🏾🙇🏾
I enjoyed your speaking native languages so much, Japanese, Chinese...that I did not realize what a goldmine you had in past videos. Loved meeting your families on older videos like this one.
Oh my gosh, you guys are so adorable. Your video is so endearing and made me laugh out loud multiple times. It's so cute how the in-laws and you guys interacted.
There is so much to take in with this Video, absolutely wonderful how both families put in so much work and time to show respect by learning what they can about each others culture and language, one thing all humans have in common on this planet is family.
I absolutely love your videos, I can somewhat relate as I am an American living in Mexico with a Mexican spouse. It's always been my experience that people are pleased when a person simply makes an effort to speak a foreign language, and to learn their customs. Your mother reminds me so much of my own mother, when she has traveled to Mexico to meet my in-laws. On another note I think it's wonderful how you are able to move to another country and learn their language and culture, and how you are able to fit in with ease, despite the fact that your appearance will always make you stand out.
Learning about Japanese culture must be very fun and awesome. And it's very amazing that your mother met the in laws for the first time. I really love the deer's they are so cute.
This was really special to watch, thank you for sharing. Looking forward to seeing the next video from America. Travel safely. Love and greetings from Australia! ♥️
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You're quite mad, but a lot of fun to watch. This is a pretty extreme cultural difference to work out. How is Tommy doing with all of this. Cool guy.
We love ❤️ you I’m really happy for you and your husband your mom visiting your Japanese family in law’s you really look amazing spending a quality time with your family and we love you very much always cherish those happy loving memories with your husband your mom your Japanese family in laws we love you very much we hope all of you stay safe
This is so sweet and touching seeing your wonderful family.
Were you in Tokorozawa?! You took laview !!!
Your mom and in-laws efforts to speak each other’s languages to each other was so sweet and heartwarming 🥰
I was so proud of them.
@@OrientalPearl the most thing i love about japan is the way how they respect each others respect is what made me to look after japanese culture for four years such a fun and lovelly vlog
Very very nice people!
It didn't even make me cry or anything 🥹🥹🥹🥹🥹😭😭😭😭😭💖💖💖💖💖
I’ve been to Arizona, Phoenix and Mesa both in the winter as well as the summer, and boy, what a difference the weather felt.
I loved the relief in Tommy's parent's faces when they saw she put some effort into learning Japanese, and seeing that they learned some English was really heartwarming. It looked like such fun, I love it 😭😭
Thanks Jack. A little bit of Japanese goes a long way.
e-a-go-gah (english),,,, ni-hin-go-gah (japanese)
That was beautiful, thank you for sharing the mixture of cultures and meeting the in laws so to speak. 🙏
My American mom had to learn a lot of things and take Japanese cooking classes before she married my Japanese dad. She knows how stressful in can be to meet Japanese in laws. Glad it went well for your mom.
Ha ha, an here I still haven’t gotten cooking down.
@@OrientalPearl it takes time to get the cooking down. The cooking might not matter as much these days. It was the late 60s when my mom had to do that.
So cute!
Haha nice
日本の文化は独特すぎるから外国人からしたらめんどいよな
that was just wholesome and how both parents were willing to learn each others language (even if limited) to communicate was nice
Thank you! More wholesome content coming up.
@@OrientalPearl im also curious how your Chinese is I can imagine finding opportunities to speak it can be hard
I really like Tommy's dad, he seems like a nice guy. I know from experience that older Japanese men tend to have difficulty expressing their feelings, so it kinda warms my heart seeing how open minded and welcoming he is.
Yeah, they were so kind!
Goes to show, embarrassing your wife and children is universal though. ;D
Yes, he's quite quirky...you normally don't see an older man be that way, no matter what culture he's from.
That's really cool your mother came all the way to Japan! I was expecting more awkwardness but it went well in my opinion. That was an exceptional amount of Japanese your mom used and his parents they did pretty well with their english too.
Thank you. I was really impressed that his dad knew so much.
@@OrientalPearl 100% agree. Welcome back to the states by the way!
Tommys parents are extra nice to let you film them looks like everybody had fun
Yes they are the coolest.
I dated a Japanese girl and I was lucky enough to go to Japan and meet her lovely parents. She also came to my house and met my parents many times. Unfortunately our parents never got the chance to meet but I think it would have been an amazing experience had they been able to. We are broken up now but those memories live fondly in my heart. This video made me happy 😊 ❤️ blessings to you guys. I wish you a long and prosperous marriage and life together.
Thank you for sharing your story Brandon.
why broke up then ??
@Fernando R wtf😭
@@ko-Daegu probably because he refused to sit down and pee.
I really like how you made the effort to make sure nobody would be too embarassed and could enjoy the meeting. As far as I know, japanese are well aware of how difficult their culture can be for foreigners and they tolerate a lot, but teaching your mom things surely helped her to feel more comfortable before meeting your in-laws and also "break the ice" faster and more easily when they realize she knows a lot more than they would expect from a foreign person. Your thoughtfulness is really wholesome and should be an example of how to behave when dealing with different cultures. It makes things so much easier when you embrace the differences and try to learn about each other.
Aww, thank you for your nice comment. I tried to teach my mom a little Japanese before she came too.
We all admire how well you bond and connect as a family. May God bless you all.
Thank you Sophia!
Your mom rocks, to me, she’s looks like your older sister!❤️
Ha ha, she’ll be happy you said that.
@@OrientalPearl Tell her I second that. She has nothing to worry about age wise.
I just wanted to write the same.
I just loved seeing everyone gather. Very special times. People are so polite in Japan. I crave some kindness, and Japan is on my bucket list.
I hope you get the chance to visit!
Your videos are so real and "normal" compared to most of the other travel/language channels out there. That's why I love them! Thanks for letting us be part of your (and your family's) interesting life! Greetings from Germany! 🙂🌻
Thank you so much. I’m glad that you like this style.
That both your mom and your in-laws worked to learn each other’s language says a lot. ❤ Your father in law is charming.
When they all clapped when she said she can understand a little was the best. Both sides taking the time to learn each other's language even if limited was so great, and reflected one of your points you often talk about, learning a little can open new doors. You and your mom looked so happy!
I really appreciate that they took the effort to learn to talk to eachother.
That's so cool that your husband is going to experience America for the first time. I'm so for both of you and hope that you two have a blast in the best state in the lower 48!
Thank you! It should be a wonderful trip.
My wife is Japanese I met her parents for the first time in 2006. They have always been very accepting of me. Even with our 10 year age difference. I am younger. I have always hugged them every time I’ve seen them over the years. Glad things went well with you 🎉
That’s so awesome. I’m really glad to hear that.
😍😍😍
Prototype, nice gesture of them to welcome your Hugs. A milestone.
Kind Regards
(March 3 2023, Argentina)
I actually cried when your mom spoke to them for the first time in Japanese and they were so happy they clapped.🥺🥰 It was like a wonderful mix of two worlds, full of love and respect. 💜💜💜
**cried even harder when Tommy's mom spoke in English. So much love and connecting here.💞
Awww, that’s so sweet that it made you tear up. Thank you Breeze 😊 I always appreciate your comments.
This is so wholesome 😭 ! Omg I would've been so stressed with the language barrier
My mom did really well.
I love Tommy’s parents!! It was the icing on the cake to see your father in law ask for a hug! Sweet and wonderful video! You guys make such an awesome couple!
Yeah, I thought it was so sweet that they gave him a hug.
My wife is malaysian chinese and i'm a brit. Unfortunately my mum and dad in law passed years ago luckily my wife has 14 siblings,i've learnt some malay and hokkien and learnt chinese culture,they really are the most sociable people
That’s so cool that you’ve studying those languages.
I live in Malaysia
I hope you take no offense to this but your mother in law was amazing if she gave birth to 15.
@@Crescent_x and they adopted 2 street kids too! My irish father was one of 14 ,im one of 7
Long Live to the ☘️Irish Heritage!
(from just an admirer of Irish Culture)
(March, 3 2023, Argentina)
Thank you for inviting us. Truly a great experience.
Oh gosh, seeing your father-in-law walk you to the train reminded me of my visit in ‘87. A bank manager walked me to his bank so I could change $ and then walked me to the train station and helped me buy a ticket.
Aww, that’s so sweet and you weren’t even related to them.
Stephen, that was Kind of him. I'd thought that a Bank Manager wouldn't have "time" and/or will for it.
(Mar. 3 2023, Argentina)
It was so sweet seeing both families take effort to learn something in the other language ❤
I’m proud of them all.
OMG.....this was such a wonderful video Anming!!!! Your and Tommy's personalities give so much joy to your followers...you are the nucleus to both of your family's union. You have so much to show Tommy about America, what a wonderful full life you two have ahead of you. Your inlaws seem very happy to interact with your mom, and your mom with your inlaws, how wonderful!!! I am so happy for you, and I can't wait to see videos of Tommy in America. You ROCK GIRL!!! 🥰🥰🥰
Thank you! I really appreciate all your kind words.
@@OrientalPearl Well deserved, you are a wonderful person!
It's great to see another video! I hope you've been well.
Your mom is just like you. Both have a great sense of humor.
The deer of Nara reminded me of a dog trying to eat your homework.
The shock of suprise meeting the in-laws when your mom spoke Japanese was priceless. It was definitely the perfect way to break the ice.
Parents embarrassing there children as usual, what a good time! LOL
It went excellent I think, the fact he hugged her goodbye was priceless!
To be continued... This J-Drama is getting intense. I want to binge watch all the episodes right now!
The funny thing is that I’ve seen deer trying to eat paper there before. I bet they would eat homework.
Such a wholesome video, Tommy's dad seeing you off at the station really melted my heart haha 🥰 Lovely to see how both cultures can connect, all you need is to be willing to understand the other 💓 Can't wait to see how Tommy's first trip to the US goes!
I'm glad that you watched to the end to see that part.
Y’all are so cute ! Tommy’s parents are so sweet and gracious. I love how playful the dad is ! I guess like any other ignorant American, I always thought of the Asian culture as, generally speaking, rather serious folks !🤷♀️😁 what a wonderful trip for your mom !!!
I can’t wait for part 2, to see what Tommy thinks of America.
Thanks so much for your great videos. I’m going to Vietnam in April for the first time. I can’t speak a word of Vietnamese but I’m so excited to go. Keep the videos coming ! I always love to see what you’re up to !
Tommy's dad is so funny. It's always fun to be around them. Enjoy Vietnam!
It's kind of like most think Germans are serious lol. My Oma and Opa were proof Germans can be funny and welcoming as well.
Definitely try to learn some words prior to ur trip. I practiced Hungarian prior to a trip there 30 years ago and it was very beneficial. I think everyone appreciates when a foreigner tries to learn the native language.
Ok, it seems impossible but I will try to learn some Vietnamese. You’re right, I should at least be able to utter a proper greeting once I get there. Thanks for the encouragement !
"I guess like any other ignorant American"
Speak for yourself.
I am so glad that your mother got to visit Japan. She looked so happy to see you and it was so nice that she learned some Japanese and your father in law learned some English. I hope your husband has a good time in America.
So far we’ve been having a great time in America.
I love how your parents try to communicate with each other. Also the last sentence of this video made me laugh so much
Thank you Leni. They were so sweet.
Your mom looks so young!! The parents meeting from different cultures is very interesting to see.
I’m glad you enjoyed the video. More to come!
Thank you so much for your videos! My parents can't travel anymore but I still wish they could meet my in-laws.
Thank you for following our crazy adventures.
Omg I've been waiting for this!!!! Thank you so much for sharing these moments with your family with us. It helps those of us that are curious about other cultures so much - and it's incredibly wholesome!!!
I’m so glad that you finally got to see this video 😊
The moment when your husband keeps bowing and you Mom gives him a big good warm American hug! 🤣😂🙏 Heartwarming is the word for the whole video ❤️ Good luck and many blessings, dear.
You and Tommy are a great couple! It's good to see two families of different cultures getting along so well! That's how it should be 😁
Thank you. We had a wonderful time.
From all the videos with your in-laws , tommy's parent's seem so nice , I'm glad you married to a happy and loving family like that. I wish you ,your husband and your families all the happiness you can get.
AAAAHH THIS WAS SO SWEET, kinda thought it was going to be a bit awkward at first but the whole vibe of this video was very wholesome and welcoming, thank you for sharing your experience 😊✨😎🤩
Thank you. I’m glad everything went smoothly.
Your mother is so kind and heartwarming to meet your in-laws/his parents, Miss Alyssa, even though she is still learning how to speak Japanese.
Thank you Jerome. You’re one of the biggest supporters of this channel.
That was a great video. Your mother is so cute! What a nice holiday in Japan for her. Hope you enjoy your visit back in America. I can’t wait to see the continuation, part 2. thank you for sharing🙋🏾♀️.
Thank you so much Roxa. I really appreciate that you always support the channel.
@messagemeontelegramagadmat3589 Hi 🙋🏾♀️, tee hee. How are you 😃!
So heartwarming and wholesome. I could tell everyone enjoyed meeting and getting to know each other.
I loved the outing to feed the deer. I’ve never seen anyone get goosed by a deer before. That was cute.
Welcome back to the US! Have a safe and fun visit.
Hey Frank! Nice to see you back. The US has been great so far. I’ll be here through the holidays.
LOVE this!!! Your mom did so great with Japanese!! I was so surprised when she said 娘!
Your mom at the airport was like, Enough with the bowing, Give me a hug! LoL I love it 🫂
I never got a hug lol
8:07 ... very common gesture in Asia. ... we stay at the platform/station until the train/bus/plane starts going .... to make sure that the travelers don't feel lonely and know that we are there for them if they need something even at the very last minute, ... and then to know that the transport departures safely. ... we even wait hours there in case of a delayed departure ... 😊
So freaking wholesome 💛 You look so happy! Watching your mom interact with your in-laws was amazing and I was smiling the whole time! Her Japanese is getting so good already! She seems pretty motivated 😊
Now that the borders are open again, she must be pretty stoked to go back soon, even though she was just there.
I can't wait to see the next video of you guys in the US! おめでとう！
I hope she keeps on going with studying Japanese.
I made a comment on your channel from a time back about a time in the late 70s of when my roomie and I were in Japan in OgakiGifu visiting the parents of our college dorm-mate (Japanese) when I was in college in Ashland, Oregon. I made a comment about the neighbor farm ladies in Ogaki pulling my eyelids down to check out the colors of my pupils. I can't believe it has been so long. Anyhow, my point today is that it's so nice to see people today living in Japan who don't surprise me. I had a similar experience with my roommate's unmet fiance's parents in Japan (long story). Their daughter was in the US and invited me and my roommate from Ogaki living in Oregon to visit them while we were on our way driving through her home while we were driving along the North Sea. Their hospitality and joviality was boundless. It made me chuckle and feel warm and sure sent the memories shooting back.
Thank you so much for sharing another story Steve.
unreal wholesome.
I was so shook by your moms confidence in her Japanese sentence,- but then stunned
at how much English his dad had learned as well, LOL
They both made me proud.
I loved this video. I was cracking up at Tommy’s dad being silly and embarrassing him. I can’t wait for the next video.
Thank you so much Chrissy.
Tommy’s parents are so cool ❤❤❤❤
I agree completly.
No joke! Like omg they're so "down to earth" and playful. I loved how his parents gushed and were genuinely so excited to meet her mom.
The fact that both parents learnt each others language goes to show how important that meeting was for them. Grear video.
I’m so proud of them.
When I travelled to Japan many years ago a young Japanese lady was sitting besides me in the plane. She told me that I must be able to use chopsticks in Japan. So she just exchanged the food: She took my western food, gave me her Japanese food and taught me how to use the chopsticks. When we arrived in Japan after this long distance flight, I had my lesson learned - thanks to this lady!
That’s awesome that she taught you how to use chopsticks!
Great story. 🍜💜 thank you for sharing
You are my favorite UA-cam creator. I love your interaction with people. You're still upbeat and positive. We need a lot more of that in this world and definitely in the USA
Thank you so much Eddy. I’m so happy to hear that.
I'm almost done catching up on all of the previous videos from this channel. Keep up the great work. Can't wait to see the American episodes!
Hank you David. I hope you enjoy all 135 videos!
Thank you for sharing this intimate moment with us! I am so glad that your families can be together harmoniously
I love the hug scene, she was like: „wait, put away the Flowers, stop bowing and gimme a hug finally!"
so good xD
This is really wholesome and so sweet, thank you for sharing!
Your mom must be protected at all costs with how precious she is. I loved when she met your husband and got sick of the nodding and just threw her arms around him 😂
Yeah, it was nice to see them finally meet.
Awesome video! Tommy's parents were super nice and your mom was also super nice!
I’m so Lucy to have awesome in-laws.
Well that wasn't too awkward considering the circumstances.. Both sets of parents handled it well. Good people. Loved the deer. I'd love to hear your husbands first impressions of the US and whether or not it matched his expectations.
I can't wait to show you his video in America.
What a sweet and special family you all are. My heart is bursting and face is smiling!
It’s so nice to see everyone get along, and I love your videos! Can’t wait to see the America vid, and keep up the great work! =)
I’ll try to get it finished up by next week 😊
this made me cry, it was so beautiful watching them speak each others language.
Aww I'm so flattered that you were moved by this video.
They were seem so happy to meet each other 🧡 I were affectionalety waiting for this video and wants to see their reactions 🌷🌷
You’re going to love the next video when Tommy comes to America.
OMG! Tommy’s parents are soooo sweet and sooo cute! Also, very polite and welcoming! Your mom also seems very lovely and fun. Big hello to the parents.
💕That was just amazing Anming 😍👍👏👏. Your mother is so adorable 😊🤗. Such a sweet smile ☺️👍 and they way she takes things in a positive way with a laugh is inspiring😍👍. Hope the bond between the new family stay strong and grow stronger each year 😊🙏😇.
💕Like always ✨stay you ❤️Be You✨ Anming 😍🤗💕
Thank you so much 😀 Awww I'm so happy that you liked our family video so much.
@@OrientalPearl I sure did 😍❤️💕🤗👍... Please continue making such amazing videos 😊🤗
This is so sweet and wholesome. It just makes me melt ❤
I really loved this video and you all are such good people!!
Aww, I’m so glad to hear that!
This video was so sweet! Seeing your mom meet your in-laws put a smile on my face!! They were so happy to hear her speak and bonded over various things -- it was funny the way your husband shrank from embarrassment at one point! His parents are so nice!
Your mom's room was amazing, I'd never seen a wooden tub like that!
Your mom visiting and then the preview of the trip back made me realize that you can go back now lol
I'm looking forward to it! I hope he enjoyed Arizona!!
I love different culture
I love how your in laws and mother could just read each other! Look how much fun they had. Also small world, your mom and I have the same purse. Love your videos, thank you for posting!
Your Mum: “Travelling to a foreign country and get trained like the Karate Kid was hard work and embarrassing at times. But to make Anming so happy and also gain such a wonderful son-in-law I was willing to do even more.” :D
Thank you old friend! I’m so glad that you always get to see these videos right when they come out.
I had a huge smile on my face the whole time watching this. What a lovely family 😊 So nice to see people from different cultures making an effort to understand and respect each other.
Does anyone else get sore cheeks from smiling thru these videos?
Aww that’s so sweet of you Ed.
@@OrientalPearl // Anming, for real, it is such a break from news, and drama TV to watch your videos. They are a real treat. Congrats on all the Subs! I hope the weather cooperates with your whole visit. Have fun!
Loved this video it was so cute so glad the in laws were able to meet yes definitely felt the warm welcoming energy and pops was so proud to show off tommy graduating truly loved it thanks for sharing your family and adventures
Thanks for joining along.
6:26 got me laughing! Basically how my parents are 😂
Gotta love it lol
This was the most wholesome video I think I've watched this decade. The honest efforts to communicate, united by the love each side of your family has for both you and your husband is heartwarming. Your mother and in-laws just seem like genuine people to boot. The world needs more of this
Thank you so much Curtis. I’m so glad that you loved it!
@@OrientalPearl
OMG! I'm going to Phoenix Arizona tomorrow! Where are you Pearl?!😭 btw LOVE your videos!
Ha ha, you just missed me there, but I’ll be back in December.
@@OrientalPearl I'll be there December!😳
Your mum is a sweet lady, and your father-in-law was welcoming you and your mum with open arms! Nice family
I’m so lucky to have them.
so wholesome! its hard being proud of being american sometimes, but when foreigners are charmed by how affectionate we are, it makes me happy :) hugs american style!!
Hugs back to you 😊
"its hard being proud of being american sometimes"
No, it's not. You've been socialized into thinking there's something inherently wrong with being America and you've swallowed it hook, line, and sinker. It's a real shame.
There's always Japan you can move to.
@@RightCenterBack321 hi! my grandfather was a WWII Veteran and Garrison Commander and the Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs refused to cover his therapy for throat cancer, leaving him destitute and physically without a nose at the time of his (early) death. Humble yourself and realize that no country is perfect, people have infinite legitimate reasons for criticizing the US, if anything a push for blind patriotism is what is pure socialization
@@bronzergoth7598 Hi! People have infinite legitimate reasons for criticizing their country, wherever it is. However, in few countries can we say our upsides are outweighed by our downsides. What happened to your grandfather is terrible, but it's a failure in government and doesn't define this country. Humble yourself and appreciate what we do have in this country, it's quite a lot.
@@RightCenterBack321 You're backpedaling from accusing me of being socialized into my lack of pride, very disingenuous after making such a huge assumption with your initial reply but thank you for acknowledging that I am correct.
13% of the US homeless population are veterans whereas only 7% of the population at large are veterans (HUD statistics), meaning they are overrepresented by almost double. "A failure in government and doesn't define this country" I don't know a more accurate reflection of a country's values than how we treat the people who are willing to die for it.
Enjoy your "upsides" though
Omg they're all so sweet. This is what family should look like 🥰
that was really cool to watch. Can't wait for the next video.
I can’t wait to show it to you.
Nice to see you all enjoying your time together. Your laughing and smiling surely made it eaiser for everyone to bond.
Thank you Robert. It was a great time.
That was very moving that was beautiful that your husband’s father ,hugged your mum.
Also your mum looks like she takes good care of herself.
Blessings 🙏🏾🙇🏾
This was so heartwarming to watch! I'm so glad it worked out with everyone meeting!
Thank you for watching Alex.
This was really sweet and heartwarming.. Love how kindness and open minds will allow anyone to connect.. Beautiful..
Awww this was so sweet, his parents are so gracious and your mom is a champ sh held well.
I adore the clapping, such good feels
I enjoyed your speaking native languages so much, Japanese, Chinese...that I did not realize what a goldmine you had in past videos. Loved meeting your families on older videos like this one.
Both sides of the family are so wonderful, brightened up my day for sure!
As someone who has binge watched UA-cam since its conception, this might be the most wholesome thing I've ever watched here.
This was heartwarming 😭 your mom and his parents were both adorable, respectful, funny and so sweet. Such a beautiful family 💞
Thank you so much. I’m glad you liked it.
Oh my gosh, you guys are so adorable. Your video is so endearing and made me laugh out loud multiple times. It's so cute how the in-laws and you guys interacted.
There is so much to take in with this Video, absolutely wonderful how both families put in so much work and time to show respect by learning what they can about each others culture and language, one thing all humans have in common on this planet is family.
I absolutely love your videos, I can somewhat relate as I am an American living in Mexico with a Mexican spouse. It's always been my experience that people are pleased when a person simply makes an effort to speak a foreign language, and to learn their customs. Your mother reminds me so much of my own mother, when she has traveled to Mexico to meet my in-laws. On another note I think it's wonderful how you are able to move to another country and learn their language and culture, and how you are able to fit in with ease, despite the fact that your appearance will always make you stand out.
Tommy has a great sense of humor. It's subtle, sometimes without words😂
Learning about Japanese culture must be very fun and awesome. And it's very amazing that your mother met the in laws for the first time. I really love the deer's they are so cute.
Those deer were hilarious.
This was really special to watch, thank you for sharing. Looking forward to seeing the next video from America. Travel safely. Love and greetings from Australia! ♥️
Sending love from Michigan to Australia.
Glad your Mom had such a wonderful time! The deer scene was hilarious! lol Can't wait for Tommy's USA experience.
I’m glad we caught that deer scene on camera.
Nice video. I loved how bith his parents and her parents took the time to learn eachother language for there children. Very wholesome video!
I been subbed for a long time, and I'm glad your content has been getting tons of traction, especially your "catching ppl..." video has over 37 million views. Congratulations 🎊