Actually I had the best experience ever in Malaysia😁I feel the more we talk, the more I like you guys, Malaysian people personality, and make me more Interested in Islamic culture. I really appericiateyou guys and of course foods🥳🔥❤️🔥
To learn eat with hand, lets try finger by finger. Start with 3 fingers. Than 4 fingers. Later 5 fingers. Step by step. Dont use palm at all. Just fingers..
Hi Zuchan, nice meeting you. I am khairul the parent of the 3 children that sit next to you. Liked your video and may you have a great rest of the Ramadhan here. Take care n keep making great videos!
You guys should meet up outside and continue the friendship instead of a one off meeting at the mosque 🙏🏼Perhaps can also join En. Khairul for Raya with his family if he’s ok with it 😅
Just to share, all my religious teachers always said, “mosques (masjid) is not only place for worship but it is also knowledge, charity & community centre”.
Great video, Zu-chan! I enjoyed watching you interacting with Malaysians at tje mosque. Even though I’m a Malaysian, I’ve never had this experience of sharing Iftar meal at a mosque before. I’m happy you’re embracing the local cultures. ❤💪
Hey jean non muslim or mlysiaj boleh je join iftar or buka puasa kat mana2 masjid... dun worry we muslim open , welcoming je siapa2 datang ke masjid kalau nak rasa experience tu
You seems happy and enjoyed meeting people in the masjid (mosque). You can go and eat there for free everyday during Ramadhan. After Ramadhan there will be a celebration called Eid al Fitri for one month. Many people will do 'open house' and offer variety of foods for free too especially during the weekends.
The best feeling when breaking fast, iftar together with family, friends and even strangers, who endure same fasting for the whole day together. That's the spirit . And living in Malaysia, will make your son might be able to communicate multiple language at once like that young girls 7:26 one day. And to be honest, i thought u got some krygyztan or any central asia ancestral maybe the first time i watch this video😅❤
You do look like a Central Asian people.. 🤣 its good to mix with the locals when you break your fast.. you learn a lot about the culture and the community. Hopefully you'll be invited to an open house during Hari Raya.
Actually if you done eating, you can go up to the prayer area and sit at the back and just watch how the Muslims pray. You will have this amazing feeling that words can't describe.
Wow! I admire your open mindedness and willingness to learn about other cultures. This is the way to appreciate another culture: through its people. I pray that you'll come away having a deep appreciation of our people.
Hi Supanachu, I agree with what the man said about you do look like a mix between Japanese and Central Asians. Maybe if your wife and I kun return from Japan ,during this Ramadhan, you can bring them to iftar too. Those food spread during iftar at mosque are usually sponsored by mosque or donated by kind donors. Hence, different menu at different mosque depending on budget that they have or donation they received.
Break ‘fast’ means can start eating after fasting. Fasting is puasa. Can say selamat berbuka puasa. Means happy breaking fast. It’s a beautiful culture.
The first time i saw your video, i also wonder if you have mix blood. You don't look like a typical Japan. 😅 Glad you are enjoying iftar at the mosque.
Hi brother Zuchan....very happy to see you are having Iftar at the mosque...and mingle around with local.... that's the actual spirit of Malaysian 💪💪...hope later after one month...you and family could attend any open house.... still got a long way to go 😅🤒 keep fighting 💪💪💪💪
@@sprntrlfamily6061 Actually, you can. Usually the Prime Minister, the state King or any other Minister will hosting open house at their houses or castle and mostly at the first or second of Hari Raya or Eid.
I just recently watch a few of your videos. Glad that u enjoy iftar and coming to the mosque. It is the mosque I usually went for iftar and pray during my degree time at UM ❤ There are more people on weekdays as many people working nearby usually have their iftar after working hours rather than going back home and stuck in jammed.
Zuchan san, I think you shoud join them for iftar, socialise with them and make friends while you are alone. We as muslims accept others if they want to know about our religion and faith. We won't force you to become a muslim but if by coming and joining us during iftar make you respect us, that would make us happy.
Malays hospitality is great, they put their past difficulties behind towards the british, portuguese, Dutch and japanese once colonised their lands. The chinese and indians came hundreds years ago and made the lands their home. Just look at the Malaysian national football team made up with multi races and religion
Keep going to other mosques for iftar. While it may seem like you are going just for the sake of making youtube content, don't worry. Just take it as part of your journey to learn the local culture, see the foods, and maybe see the difference between mosques (design etc). In general, people will welcome and appreciate you when they know you're fasting and learning the culture. Perhaps you want to go to bigger mosques like Tuanku Mizan Mosque / Steel mosque or the Pink Mosque in Putrajaya. Why not ?.
Heii thats my hometown mosque bukit kerinci, Bangsar south, pantai dalam. Since you and family living nearby. Its good to visit the mosque there. That mosque are most visited by public near bangsar south. Maybe one day if i came back to bangsar south, we can have "buka puasa" together since i am native bangsar south@kerinci boi(im 46)
Hello Zuchan! Good to see you mingling around and learning about the locals in your area. A mosque is not only a place to pray but it is also a some sort of community centre where a lot of activities are conducted. It is a good place to be at if you are interested in learning about Islam and also mingling with the local muslim community. I appreciate your effort to learn more about the locals and I wish the best for you and your family. 🙏🏼👍
I really wish foreign UA-camrs would not use religion to get views and likes. Ichang and Jimmy have posted wonderful content while staying clear of religion
@@sprntrlfamily6061 so you will help not to waste foods. Thank you. Just forgive if not perfect, sometime good food finish earlier than expected. They will share if that happen. Just ready to forgive, we are not perfect serving our guest... 🤣🤣🤣Ganbatte!!! I miss i-kun
Ramadhan is a month of abundance. During Ramadhan, whoever feeds a fasting person, he will get the reward of the fasting person, without affecting the fasting person reward. So, many people took the oppurtinty to share and "belanja" people "makan"...
I’m happy you enjoying iftar at masjid (mosque). If you find more local muslim friends, you might invited to their ‘open house’ event after holy Ramadan month ended. Open house will last for 30 days in month of Syawal according to islamic lunar calendar. (This open house is culture related than religion related)
Very good Zu chan 👍 but I think the word "infiltrate" the mosque is not suitable, better use word ="break ice" or in Malay words= "suai kenal" in mosque 👌
Would you like to experience Hari Raya celebration outside of KL? I live in KL but I celebrate it with my family in hometown, 2.5 hours to the south of KL. If you're interested, I can provide a place for your family to sleep. 21-23 Apr.
May u get good Muslim men friends soon that can share with u the true Islamic teachings. Aamiin 😀 Islam is perfect, Muslims are not. But we must strive to be better. 🙌🏻😀
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Actually I had the best experience ever in Malaysia😁I feel the more we talk, the more I like you guys, Malaysian people personality, and make me more Interested in Islamic culture. I really appericiateyou guys and of course foods🥳🔥❤️🔥
Haik arigatou🎉
I appreciate your effort to talk more to the locals👍. I know a lot of Japanese people can be shy to mingle around with locals but you are doing great.
@@nkri_milik_tiongkok 🤣🤣
@@peejay294 👍👍👍
To learn eat with hand, lets try finger by finger. Start with 3 fingers. Than 4 fingers. Later 5 fingers. Step by step. Dont use palm at all. Just fingers..
Hi Zuchan, nice meeting you. I am khairul the parent of the 3 children that sit next to you. Liked your video and may you have a great rest of the Ramadhan here. Take care n keep making great videos!
Hi, Khairul nice to see you!! 😁and Thanks for comments🥰
I really appliciate you and your family's kindness🥰Hopefully enjoy our video!🥳🔥❤️🔥
You guys should meet up outside and continue the friendship instead of a one off meeting at the mosque 🙏🏼Perhaps can also join En. Khairul for Raya with his family if he’s ok with it 😅
Adzan is the call for prayer only 5 times a day, that person is actually reciting qur'an while waiting for the prayer time.
Thanks for sharing that knowledge🥰❤️🔥
Just to share, all my religious teachers always said, “mosques (masjid) is not only place for worship but it is also knowledge, charity & community centre”.
Awesome🥰🥰😘
Great video, Zu-chan! I enjoyed watching you interacting with Malaysians at tje mosque. Even though I’m a Malaysian, I’ve never had this experience of sharing Iftar meal at a mosque before. I’m happy you’re embracing the local cultures. ❤💪
Thank you Jean!🥰I really enjoyed my first Mosque and Iftar🥰🔥❤️🔥
Takpa Jean. Nanti bila dah balik sini, boleh pi masjid untuk berbuka puasa. Boleh bawak Kaz dengan Ayane. 👋👍
Hey jean non muslim or mlysiaj boleh je join iftar or buka puasa kat mana2 masjid... dun worry we muslim open , welcoming je siapa2 datang ke masjid kalau nak rasa experience tu
You seems happy and enjoyed meeting people in the masjid (mosque). You can go and eat there for free everyday during Ramadhan. After Ramadhan there will be a celebration called Eid al Fitri for one month. Many people will do 'open house' and offer variety of foods for free too especially during the weekends.
i'm really interested in the open house event!🥰if anyone can invite us??😘
@@sprntrlfamily6061 dont worry somebody will invite you during Clebrete Hari Raya. Just wait it.
@@shariathelsukihelsuki5922 salam tuan ...jumpa disini😀
@@abambassleo Walaikumsallam ABAM.Ya ok jumpa disini. ABAM apa khabar dan selamat berpuasa. ABAM ada lnstagram tak???
The best feeling when breaking fast, iftar together with family, friends and even strangers, who endure same fasting for the whole day together. That's the spirit . And living in Malaysia, will make your son might be able to communicate multiple language at once like that young girls 7:26 one day. And to be honest, i thought u got some krygyztan or any central asia ancestral maybe the first time i watch this video😅❤
yea hopefully my son gonna be🥰Thank you❤️🔥
You do look like a Central Asian people.. 🤣 its good to mix with the locals when you break your fast.. you learn a lot about the culture and the community. Hopefully you'll be invited to an open house during Hari Raya.
Probably his ancestors were jomon people...that's why he looks a bit different...my guess only...
Yea, i'm really interested in to be invited that party🥹
Wow you have deep knowledge of Jomon!
@@sprntrlfamily6061
yup believe Jomon and Malay has loose connection... maybe we are far far far cousin
He said Pantai Dalam. There have a lot of decent food. Can check out their bazaar Ramadan. Yay you found a Malay sensei!❤
Pantai Dalam, near your place in Bangsar.
Ohhw, Pantai Dalam.. I see😅Thank you🥰❤️🔥
Actually if you done eating, you can go up to the prayer area and sit at the back and just watch how the Muslims pray. You will have this amazing feeling that words can't describe.
Wow!! me non Muslim can come in the area?!😆🔥❤️🔥
Can bro
Wow! I admire your open mindedness and willingness to learn about other cultures. This is the way to appreciate another culture: through its people. I pray that you'll come away having a deep appreciation of our people.
Thank you so much🥰🥰❤️🔥
Alhamdulillah Malaysia Bersyukur..
"gembira jumpa awak" means "happy to meet you" or "glad to meet you"
Thank you😁🥰💖
Hi Supanachu, I agree with what the man said about you do look like a mix between Japanese and Central Asians. Maybe if your wife and I kun return from Japan ,during this Ramadhan, you can bring them to iftar too. Those food spread during iftar at mosque are usually sponsored by mosque or donated by kind donors. Hence, different menu at different mosque depending on budget that they have or donation they received.
Hi,.I brought them Iftar!! Thank u!!😁🥰❤
Its nice to see you mingle with locals so that you won't feel lonely while you family is still in Japan.
Yea that's true, actualy I was healed🔥🥰
@@sprntrlfamily6061 That's good to know 🥰
Break ‘fast’ means can start eating after fasting. Fasting is puasa. Can say selamat berbuka puasa. Means happy breaking fast. It’s a beautiful culture.
Selamat Berbuka Puasa!!Thank you I learned🥰🥰
Alhamdulillah.. Terima kasih Zuchan for sharing your Ramadhan experience. May Allah bless you and your family
Thank you so much🥰❤️🔥
The first time i saw your video, i also wonder if you have mix blood. You don't look like a typical Japan. 😅 Glad you are enjoying iftar at the mosque.
😂Yea I wonder too😂
Great experience for special month of Ramadhan.
That's true🥰🥰🥰
Hi brother Zuchan....very happy to see you are having Iftar at the mosque...and mingle around with local.... that's the actual spirit of Malaysian 💪💪...hope later after one month...you and family could attend any open house.... still got a long way to go 😅🤒 keep fighting 💪💪💪💪
Thank you so much!!😁I wish I could attend open house event😁😘🔥
@@sprntrlfamily6061 Actually, you can. Usually the Prime Minister, the state King or any other Minister will hosting open house at their houses or castle and mostly at the first or second of Hari Raya or Eid.
I just recently watch a few of your videos. Glad that u enjoy iftar and coming to the mosque. It is the mosque I usually went for iftar and pray during my degree time at UM ❤
There are more people on weekdays as many people working nearby usually have their iftar after working hours rather than going back home and stuck in jammed.
Wow iftar at Bangsar South mosque is luxury. Kids love playing with each other while adults are praying. I-Kun should come as well.
Yea I wanma bring my son too🥰🔥❤️🔥
What a nice experience.. hope to see more..
😊
Thank you !🥰❤️🔥
Zuchan san, I think you shoud join them for iftar, socialise with them and make friends while you are alone. We as muslims accept others if they want to know about our religion and faith. We won't force you to become a muslim but if by coming and joining us during iftar make you respect us, that would make us happy.
Yea i wanna join Iftar at Mosque more🥰❤️🔥
Welcome to MALAYSIA
Thank you!🥰🥰
Malays hospitality is great, they put their past difficulties behind towards the british, portuguese, Dutch and japanese once colonised their lands. The chinese and indians came hundreds years ago and made the lands their home. Just look at the Malaysian national football team made up with multi races and religion
I have only seen your video now and very happy you are open minded on visiting mosque. Arigato
Arigato too!🥰🥰
During ramadhan you can go to any mosque for free meal..
Wow Amazing..!🥰🔥
Alhamdulillah. What a special experience. May Allah guide you and your family to the right path.
Thank you so much!🥰❤️🔥🔥
Keep going to other mosques for iftar. While it may seem like you are going just for the sake of making youtube content, don't worry. Just take it as part of your journey to learn the local culture, see the foods, and maybe see the difference between mosques (design etc). In general, people will welcome and appreciate you when they know you're fasting and learning the culture. Perhaps you want to go to bigger mosques like Tuanku Mizan Mosque / Steel mosque or the Pink Mosque in Putrajaya. Why not ?.
Yea now I'm Interested in other mosques, Thanks that information🥰❤️🔥
Not to mention menu every day from.each mosque
I just found you video yesterday!! And now I am so into your content I immediately subscribe 🎉🎉
Thank you for your support!😁🥰❤️🔥
Salam.. wow. What a great experience my brother. Hope to see you again ya. Gembira jumpa awak my brother. I am from johor darul takzim.
Gambira Jumpa Awak! Thank you🥰❤️🔥
Heii thats my hometown mosque bukit kerinci, Bangsar south, pantai dalam. Since you and family living nearby. Its good to visit the mosque there. That mosque are most visited by public near bangsar south. Maybe one day if i came back to bangsar south, we can have "buka puasa" together since i am native bangsar south@kerinci boi(im 46)
That'very good and heart warming Mosque, Thank you🥰🥰❤
You try Bubur Lambuk at Kampung Baru Mosque. Very delicious for your Breakfast.
Bubur Lambuk..!Okay, noted!! Thank you🥰🥰❤️🔥
Hello Zuchan! Good to see you mingling around and learning about the locals in your area.
A mosque is not only a place to pray but it is also a some sort of community centre where a lot of activities are conducted. It is a good place to be at if you are interested in learning about Islam and also mingling with the local muslim community.
I appreciate your effort to learn more about the locals and I wish the best for you and your family. 🙏🏼👍
Thank you so much, I really like the atmosphere of the Mosques,🥰🥰❤️🔥
Allah give us the right path ameen 🤲 Allah full fill your all desire
Thank you🥰🥰
@@sprntrlfamily6061 love from Pakistan 🇵🇰🤗
Best experience to remember!
Thank you!🥰❤️🔥
Congratulations on your fasting challenge!! ☺️☺️☺️ Some Malaysians gain weight in Ramadan, you might too, 😄
😂Thank you!🥰❤️🔥
Its really a great and memorable experience for you. Take care, enjoy your stay and ramadhan in Malaysia.
Yea absolutely🥰Thank you🥳🔥❤️🔥
Nice to blend with local..!!
Thanks That's Amazing night🥰🔥🔥
It's very good experience for you zuchan 👍👍👍
Thank you!🥰❤️🔥
Lovely experience it was! 👍
Thanks!!🥰🥰
enjoy Malaysia at your fullest.
Yes!🥰🥰
Well done 🎉🎉🎉
Thank you🥰🥰❤️🔥
I really wish foreign UA-camrs would not use religion to get views and likes. Ichang and Jimmy have posted wonderful content while staying clear of religion
Great that you enjoy it!
🥰🥰😘
パパの動画楽しかった🎉🎉私もハーフだと思ってましたw
ありがとうー！！😁良く間違われる！😇🥰🔥
Yes..socialize will make you feel you are not alone thus make you happy..learn new things too
Yea That's true 😊Thank you🥰🔥🔥
Gembira jumpa awak = Happy to meet you. Gembira is happy.
😁🥰Thank you🥰
If you alone and fasting, please iftar on mosque everyday
Yea I gonna try😁💖✨
@@sprntrlfamily6061 so you will help not to waste foods. Thank you. Just forgive if not perfect, sometime good food finish earlier than expected. They will share if that happen. Just ready to forgive, we are not perfect serving our guest... 🤣🤣🤣Ganbatte!!! I miss i-kun
I-kun gonna be back shortly!😁🥰🔥
Gembira jumpa awak。
あなたに会えて光栄です。
ありがとうございます🥰
Gambira Jumpa Awak！✨
Its nice experiences u met with the good people..careful and happy ramadhan❤❤❤
🥰🥰🥰
Enjoy iftar.
Thanks🥰🥰😘
You can learning about islam and read al quran, its wonderfull journey for your life
I wanma try it.'😄
Salam ramadhan.selamat berbuka(iftar).
Happy Ramadan!🥰😘🔥
look's like u enjoy all this... nice and owesome
Yea That's true🥰🥰🔥
Love seeing your video 🔥
Thank you!!🥰❤️🔥
you can join iftar in Masjid/Mosque without bringing any foods.Cause there are lots of food provided in Mosque during Ramadhan.Awesome
yea That's very Amazing for me too😁🥰❤️🔥
wow That's actually Amazing for me Japanese🥰❤️🔥
May God Bless you..
Thank you!🥰🥰
Ramadhan is a month of abundance.
During Ramadhan, whoever feeds a fasting person, he will get the reward of the fasting person, without affecting the fasting person reward.
So, many people took the oppurtinty to share and "belanja" people "makan"...
Thank you🥰🥰
May Allah bless you
Thank you so much🥳🔥❤️🔥
I’m happy you enjoying iftar at masjid (mosque). If you find more local muslim friends, you might invited to their ‘open house’ event after holy Ramadan month ended. Open house will last for 30 days in month of Syawal according to islamic lunar calendar. (This open house is culture related than religion related)
🙂open house vent , I wanna really attend🥰🔥🔥
Zhu-dan, meet i-chang. Will be nice
🥰🥰🥰😘
Wonderful experience👍👍👍
Thank you!!🥰🔥
When your family is back....bring them to the mosque...nice food also at bangsar mosque next to bangsar village...that's the real bangsar....
i'm looking forward to doing that🥰🔥❤️🔥
Btw you can try also for iftar at KLCC mosque and Masjid Jamek too
wow must go!!🥹🥹
Wow new Experience
Yea, so exciting experience😆😆🔥
بسم الله ماشاء الله، وفقك الله للصراط المستقيم .
Thank you so much🥰🥰❤️🔥
when your wife and kids arrive malaysia, I recommend to meet ichang and make video together. I also can recommend chonmage japan.
Actually I wanna see and collab IChang and Chonmage🥹❤️🔥
thank you zu han san
Welcome!!☺️☺️
u can go to masjid uniten in bangi have free iftar with students there.... it is a floating masjid on a lake just outside universiti tenaga nasional
wow floating Masjid!? so interested in it😃🥰❤️🔥
I just found your UA-cam channel 😁, may I ask you something? Does "supanachu" is a direct romaji translation for spinach? Or is it your name?
Supanachu means
Super Natural Family in short in Japanese, and pronaunce Supanachu😂😂
😁😁😁
woww great experience!
Thank you🥰🔥
Very good Zu chan 👍 but I think the word "infiltrate" the mosque is not suitable, better use word ="break ice" or in Malay words= "suai kenal" in mosque 👌
Thank you so much🥰I've amended as your advice🥰❤️🔥
@@sprntrlfamily6061 nice 👌
we need more ☺
Thank you!! wait ya🥰🥰❤️🔥
@@sprntrlfamily6061 😁 nice.... ok
Respect to you
Thanksss, I also respect all Muslims🥰🔥
Nice video 😘
Thankssss!🥰🔥❤️🔥
Zu-san. Ogenki desuka? Mareego is easy. Try learning it. It’s easy as pronounciation can be from katakana and hiragana.
Hi! I'm really Genki desu🥰🥰
You look like singer hirai ken.. he also have a central asian face
Hirai Kem ,, I 'm really often said that😂😂😂
as.long you go to mosque .try to learn little bit about islam... 😅😅...i think you like mosque ❤️❤️
Alright I try to learn Thank you🥰❤️🔥
@@sprntrlfamily6061 🤲🤲👍👍👍😅😅😅... doitashimashte
Gembira is happy. Jum-pa is meet. A-wak is I. Literally means nice to meet u
🥰🥰🥰
Terbaik videonya 👍👍👍✌️
Terima Kasih🥰🔥
You would never feel lonely in Malaysia
Warmth🥰🥰🥰
More handsome after 7 days 💪
😂😂😂
👍👍👍👍
Hi!! ashsyack Zee🎉🎉
You everytime give me Supers,
I deeply applicate you!🥰🥰
貴重な映像をありがとうございます。あの巨大なモスクの中ではこんな事が行われているんですね～ラマダン期間中は無料のゴハン。。。
驚きですよね！ぜひ行って見てください🥳🔥🔥
free foods at the mosque....donations from muslim brothers/sisters!
Thanks🥰🥰❤️🔥
Feel free to learn the beauty of Islam, brother ❤
🥰🥰🥰❤️🔥
You must be from northern Japan to have features like Eurasian.
Terbaik❤😂😂😂
Thank u!!😂😂🔥🔥❤️🔥
YEAH THAT BRO NAILED IT I ALSO THOUGHT YOU ARE CENTRAL ASIA RATHER THAN JAPANESE. HAHAHA
sometimes I confused too😂😂
That's mystery actually😂😂
6k soon🎉
Wow!!😆😆
for brother zuchan, the real light is waiting for you at the other end...one day you will find it...
Real light..yea...hopefully 🥰🔥❤️🔥
Masjid Ar Rahah Bangsar South City KL
😁😁😁
Mantap
Thank you!🥰❤️🔥
You also can go any mosque to have iftar
Yea i wanna try it😘🔥🔥
Would you like to experience Hari Raya celebration outside of KL? I live in KL but I celebrate it with my family in hometown, 2.5 hours to the south of KL. If you're interested, I can provide a place for your family to sleep. 21-23 Apr.
❤❤❤Nice! 🎉Semoga Allah membalas segala kebaikan anda pada vlogger Japanese ni 🤲🏼Amin
Zuchan is handsome man.
😎😎😎Thanks😁😁😁
May u get good Muslim men friends soon that can share with u the true Islamic teachings. Aamiin 😀 Islam is perfect, Muslims are not. But we must strive to be better. 🙌🏻😀
That's great🥰🥰❤️🔥💖
Handsome🐻❄️
🥰🥰😎👍