@@zousanda1 hello Babu namaste kaise ho aap Swasth Rahana mast Rahana Bindas Rahana Sahi Rahana Salamat na Apne Parivar Ke Sath Na Mahadev aapka Armaan Haricharan manokamna Har vah chij jo dil se Mang to jald se jald pura thank u so Mach Tu apna good afternoon sabka Bhala karna
You probably know that soft-spoken, calm, polite, elegant, classy, and refined are traits that Japanese people highly value, whether in architecture, clothing, cuisine, design, or social interaction. Japan is not meant for everyone, but for those who can instinctively sense the comfort in the air will be a good match with Japan.
@@flex20171 He*she wrote about the social ideals which shape the major life of the people on these islands. Japanese people are diverse and not only this or only that. Don't get caught by the traps called racism and nationalism. : )
As a German after my first visit to Japan I liked it a lot more than Germany. Now after 8 visits I've got a better picture and see a lot of good and bad things in both countries. It's really about what you value in life. I'll move there next year and will see what life has in store for me there.
You‘re right! How did she possibly cope with learning Japanese language to a proficient level! Very gifted that lady might be! Japan is more secure, more clean, people are way more polite and less alcoholism than in Germany
You asked us to say something about ourself. I live in Colorado, USA. You remind me of myself when I was your age: idealistic, being self-conscious, meditating, valuing happiness, not focusing only on our job career, emphasis on organic foods and the environment. I have held on to all these values and at age 73 possess some wisdom in achieving some happiness, etc. You are doing a great job with your channel and I hope to help you achieve your goal of building community, supporting you and your subscribers.
Thank you for the beautiful video. First and foremost, as a Japanese person, I would like to congratulate you on embarking on this significant journey in Japan. You mentioned cultural differences in your video. While Germans and Japanese are often said to share traits like discipline and rigidity, I believe there are significant differences, particularly in the culture of discussion and debate. Of course, as you mentioned, there are both positive and negative aspects to these cultural differences. Embracing and incorporating these differences might be challenging, but I sincerely hope that your dreams come true.
I’m a Japanese living in Germany,,, where I enjoy my life but your video brings me some sentiment that I miss in my day to day life being driven by “business” and reminds me of “small piece” I had in Japan. Thanks for great videos.
If I were you, I‘d get back to my homeland soon since it’s more clean, safer, less crime, less alcoholic abuse than in Germany. What made you migrate from such a great place like Japan? I’m curious
I’m from America, Visited Japan awhile ago, in my opinion Japan probably one of the best country to live in because it is so peaceful, they care about nature sense of high morale to society and many more. I am seriously love your channel because you shoot so many about nature scenes and I love nature very much can’t live without it. I am so desperate to live away from chaos society like the US. Have a good day.
The longer you live there the more hypocrisy you’ll see. The Japanese love their disposable chopsticks. And in order for them to have them Indonesian Rainforests are being mowed down to provide them. When you ask Japanese people why they don’t cut down their own trees to supply their disposable chopsticks they reply “But our forests are sacred!”
Except for the their love of gas cars. The country depends on exporting gas cars all over the world, and not transitioning to all electric transportation
I am Japanese, and really enjoyed your video! I am interested in living in another country, but when I saw your content, I realized that Japan is a good country to live in some aspects. Thanks for sharing your experiences!
I am also a foreigner and I have been living in Japan, which I love for twenty years. I welcome you to Japan with love. Japan is a very beautiful country ❤😊
@@akkiana2719 And I am adding some more reality. Reminds me of a Western relative who got stranded in a poor Shanghai suburb when the connection flight got cancelled discribed romantically: "So beautiful and pure how the children played in the back streets with just a few stones and pieces of platic, with smiles in their faces" - How happy they are to not even have any toys in cheap China, obviously no health insurance and not the healthiest food life.
I’m not married nor divorced. I got very lucky with my home and I actually pay the same amount or even less of monthly rent than in an apartment in Germany. Hope that answered your question. :)
UA-cam hat mir deinen Channel vorgeschlagen (weil ich mich seit längerer Zeit intensiv mit Japan beschäftige). Dein Video ist sehr beruhigend & ich werde mir auch noch andere Videos ansehen. Ich bin jetzt 30 Jahre alt, habe auf dem zweiten Bildungsweg mein Studium angefangen und mein Traum ist es ebenfalls irgendwann in Japan zu leben. Danke dass du deine Erfahrung und Eindrücke teilst
You have made a great choice. Japan is marvelous and Kyoto brings us some kind of peace we can’t explain. I have been in Japan last week from a 15 day trip and Kyoto was my favorite place. I wish I could move there too since I have Japanese nationality, but was born and live in Brazil. Tks for this lovely and encouraging video.
Thank you for sharing your journey… I have also been to Japan but just a very few times. It is such a great mixture of peacefulness but also urban culture ...thanks again.
Hi!! I’m Japanese and I have lived in Australia since last July. I am so glad to you have lived in Japan. The video was so interesting for me. It’s Nice to study English .😌I’m gonna watch it other one
That cafe is so so peaceful. Inside in the back there's a print of Josef Albers, the one with yellow squares. He's also from Germany and also likes hanging out there :)
Hi Nini, I just stumbled upon your UA-cam channel and I'm loving it! I’m in Tokyo now. I've always wanted to live in Japan too. Your calm and soft-spoken vibe is like a breath of fresh air-finally, someone on UA-cam who doesn’t sound like they’re powered by 10 cups of coffee! Keep doing you; you're awesome!
I would love to visit Japan and spend some time in a traditional Japanese house - much like where you are staying. Japanese culture has the best sense of aesthetics and I find their art, architecture, garden design etc. breathtaking. As a Buddhist, I also like the fact there is a strong Buddhist influence in Japanese culture (although myself - as a meditator - I am more into the Thailand/Myanmar/Sri Lankan Theravadan). Looking forward to more videos of Japanese culture to inspire my next overseas travel perhaps? 🙂
When I visited Japan for the first time in 2017, I felt the happiest I had ever been. Just being there made me feel at peace in a way that is hard to explain, and I have never felt that way since. Before my visit I was going through a hard time in my life that had been going on for a long time. I remember feeling more and more depressed as time went on and I remember feeling very lost in life. After I came back from Japan, I had a great desire to go back. So I decided to try to teach English in Japan. I spent the next three years finishing my AA and finding a teaching Job at a cram school. And then the next two years waiting for Covid to end so that I could enter the country. When I had finally reached Japan and settled in, I was at first happy because I achieved what I most desired. However, after a couple weeks my feelings started to change. I don’t fully understand why but I did not feel the same as I did when I first came to Japan. I became very lonely and depressed while I was there. I was hopeful that it would eventually go away as I met people, but it never did. I came back home after two years and now I don’t know what to do. I just wish I could feel the way I did when I first visited Japan.
I am so proud of you to decide to live another country instead of the country where you were born, and I am so grad to hear you like Japan and chose to move to Japan
Great video guys. That's a lifestyle that everyone should experience at least once in a lifetime. For me, it looks like the way people were always meant to live: enjoy life, be peaceful, and always respect Flora and Fauna.
why are people hating so much i ljust discovered your channel and i like your videos and the calm voice u have i personally am from austria and planning to visit tokyo the next year. I'm already practicing my japanese for the trip. Stay as u are and good luck.
You have a wonderful and detailed voice. Have you considered doing audio readings of poetry or nonfiction story books? By nephew from the USA lives in Japan, that's what randomly brought me to your channel.
Your videos resonate to me a lot that I instantly subscribed to your channel. Japan has always been my dream country ever since and there's something about its culture that I could deeply relate to. I feel like I truly belong there and the Japanese society's values align with mine. I'm looking forward to move there and start a new life in a beautiful countryside. I hope to see you there somewhere :) Keep making videos!
I visited Kyoto in the mid-60s while in the military in Korea. I managed to rent a bicycle to tour. I recall the many tall wooden structures which I presumed to be sacred. I marveled at the cleanliness and order of Japan. I took the bullet train back to Tokyo. How do you manage financially. PS I am a US expat living in Baguio, Philippines since 2015.
I really hope you go up and stay a night in the mountain side of Japan. I love country side in Nagano. Kinasa districts and Ogawa village the favorite. In autumn, mountains cap with white snow at the top, red color from kaede leaves in the middle and green thick forest at the bottom. It’s breathtaking scenery that I hope everyone to see🥰
@@NiniSunsWorld and good part is that not many people knows about this scenery. You can Google Ogawa village and Kinasa 鬼無里. You can find how the look like.
I am very taken by your sensitivity and wonder at Nature's beauty. You seem to be a lovely example of our youth seeing the beauty all around us! We need more of this. In 1982 I had the opportunity to live in Germany and between 2000-2002 to live in Austria. I sympathize with your exploring other cultures. My love was always Western Europe. I have always liked many things about the Japanese culture, but not brave enough to jump in as you have. Clearly, you have a connection with this country and its people. When you wish to explore America let me know. We have much beauty, history, and unresolved issues here in North America.
Thanks for sharing these thoughts! I am about to visit Japan for the first time for several weeks, and am looking forward to learning about how the culture and traditions encourage mindful living🙏
The question I asked myself was why a person would crack an egg directly in to the frying pan when it should be in a bowl first, that way, if there are broken egg shells, it is easy to get them out, not so easy when you are trying to get them out of the hot pan.
You know I’ve been so fascinated with Japanese for a long time. It began when I took a course in uni in the traditional arts of Japan. I was a fine art student and obviously it was profound to examine the difference in culture that infoms Japanese arts as opposed to that of western arts. And the results are almost opposingly different but equally fantastic. Did you know there are certain masters of various traditional Japanese arts who are officially recognized as national treasures? Imagine they made a person a national treasures. And what’s fascinating about that is that as an officially recognized national treasure, these few rare individuals can legally be protected and defended using the Japanese military. Imagine having an army at your service because you are the best potter in the whole world, lol. It’s incredible and admirable that Japan sees the high value of the arts in such a way. So I was in this app where you can have an anonymous Japanese pen pal. And I found so many of the messages by Japanese people who complained about having a bad day, or stretch of life, usually always finished by stating, “but I’ll do my best tomorrow”, or, “I promise to do my best tomorrow”, despite their challenges. And this is not something very many westerners do. Usually a complaint by a westerner is just a complaint of discontent. So I found the optimism and willingness to accept what life throws at the average Japanese person to be really refreshing and perhaps a bit inspirational as well. I really want to visit one day, maybe to live for an extended period of time. There is truly so much I admire about the Japanese…there’s not enough room to mention it all. But the feeling I get from your videos is kind of exactly how I imagine things to be in Japan. I’m sure it’s not all perfect. But there’s something special and unique there, as far as I can tell. Cheers.
Hi! I think your room and the park where you were chilling are really peaceful. Now, I'm going to choose university in my country. I'm struggling with living in my country because of atmosphere here. After I watched your video, I decided to explore my country and culture more to make my life happier. Thank you for sharing your life in Japan and It's actually amazing!
Hi Nini😊 I discovered your channel today and I really like everything about it. My dream is to live in Japan and meet mindful people like you. One way, for me to experience mindfulness, is tea, japanese tea. Share your experience with tea you love. Greetings from Estonia.
Living in Kyoto is a dream of mine. Speaking of traveling around Japan, I recommend Itoshima just next to Fukuoka city for stunning ocean and really amazing seafoods. There is also a great uni and you will find many adorable students.
You seem to have a beautiful soul and a person really close to nature. I would love one day to have discussions with you one day if i have the chance to meet you when i come live in Japan in September. It would be really cool and i dont know that much people like me. Thanks for this video ! I'm grateful for this gift 🙏
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皆さんご存知かとは思いますが、初めての方は、字幕を付けてますので日本語でもご覧いただけます。
ご視聴ありがとうございます。😊
actually, if you become a vegan, 来年は違う国にいた方がいい
❤ 私は日本に7年間住んでいるバングラデシュ人です。 私は現在、群馬県館林市に住んでいます。 私はあなたに会いたいです
会いたいので時間があれば教えてください
How is your name sound so Chinese: Nini Sun, lovely girl
Beautiful places ❤
ドイツが好きでドイツに移住する日本人もいれば、日本が好きで日本に住むヨーロッパ人もいる。それぞれ自分に合った場所が見つかると幸せですよね。
Deutschland Uber Alles Inder Weld
@@zousanda1 hello Babu namaste kaise ho aap Swasth Rahana mast Rahana Bindas Rahana Sahi Rahana Salamat na Apne Parivar Ke Sath Na Mahadev aapka Armaan Haricharan manokamna Har vah chij jo dil se Mang to jald se jald pura thank u so Mach Tu apna good afternoon sabka Bhala karna
You probably know that soft-spoken, calm, polite, elegant, classy, and refined are traits that Japanese people highly value, whether in architecture, clothing, cuisine, design, or social interaction.
Japan is not meant for everyone, but for those who can instinctively sense the comfort in the air will be a good match with Japan.
Funny seeing as their very pervy
@@flex20171 He*she wrote about the social ideals which shape the major life of the people on these islands. Japanese people are diverse and not only this or only that. Don't get caught by the traps called racism and nationalism. : )
man I need to check Japan out, I TOTALLY feel those vibes - like ASMR kind of
“Japan always inspires me to see life as miracle." This is the best reason I've seen for someone to live in a certain country.
Have you been to Japan?
@@VladislavBabbitt Thats a extremely rude question !
私はドイツへ留学しました。最初はみんながストレートに物事を言うことに驚いたけどだんだんそれが居心地のいい瞬間でもありました。海外に行って日本の良さを改めて感じ、ドイツの苦手だった部分も日本に帰ってきたら恋しくなりました。
As a German after my first visit to Japan I liked it a lot more than Germany. Now after 8 visits I've got a better picture and see a lot of good and bad things in both countries. It's really about what you value in life. I'll move there next year and will see what life has in store for me there.
Fellow German here - what visa did you apply for if I may ask, was the whole process very complicated?
You‘re right! How did she possibly cope with learning Japanese language to a proficient level! Very gifted that lady might be! Japan is more secure, more clean, people are way more polite and less alcoholism than in Germany
You asked us to say something about ourself. I live in Colorado, USA. You remind me of myself when I was your age: idealistic, being self-conscious, meditating, valuing happiness, not focusing only on our job career, emphasis on organic foods and the environment. I have held on to all these values and at age 73 possess some wisdom in achieving some happiness, etc. You are doing a great job with your channel and I hope to help you achieve your goal of building community, supporting you and your subscribers.
Thank you for the beautiful video.
First and foremost, as a Japanese person, I would like to congratulate you on embarking on this significant journey in Japan.
You mentioned cultural differences in your video. While Germans and Japanese are often said to share traits like discipline and rigidity, I believe there are significant differences, particularly in the culture of discussion and debate.
Of course, as you mentioned, there are both positive and negative aspects to these cultural differences.
Embracing and incorporating these differences might be challenging, but I sincerely hope that your dreams come true.
Many Germans aren’t that family focused as Japanese people I‘d point out
もちろんniniさんにもそうですが、ninaさんにも感謝です。大分の住人としては大分のことを丁寧に紹介していただき本当にうれしいです。お二人ともありがとう。
These videos are so perfect. Safe, calm, beautiful. Love it😭
人には人に合う場所がある、というのがまさにその通りだなと思いました。
私は以前いつかドイツに住むためにドイツ語勉強してました。別のやりたいことが見つかったので日本にいることにしましたが、、、、
自分ではない海外の人から見た日本の感性が伝わる素晴らしい動画でした！また別の視点というか、、
結論、素敵です！Enjoy your life!
お話しの中でドイツと日本の共通点がいくつもあると感じました。
ドイツ人は質問が多いと言ってましたが、日本でも「訊くは一時の恥、知らぬは一生の恥」という言葉があります。向学心を大切に、という子どもたちへの情操教育かもしれないですね。
それと、貴重な出会いのことを日本では「一期一会」と言いますが、Niniさんは自然感覚でそれを身に着けられていることをとても素敵に思いました。
穏やかな大人の女性の中に、少年のような冒険心を併せ持つNiniさんにもっともっと日本を知ってほしいと思いました。
I’m a Japanese living in Germany,,, where I enjoy my life but your video brings me some sentiment that I miss in my day to day life being driven by “business” and reminds me of “small piece” I had in Japan. Thanks for great videos.
If I were you, I‘d get back to my homeland soon since it’s more clean, safer, less crime, less alcoholic abuse than in Germany. What made you migrate from such a great place like Japan? I’m curious
Hi! I'm a Japanese university student in Kyoto. I'm really enjoying your beautiful videos! Thank you for loving Japan!
清楚な感じのファッション好きです❤️日本人以上に日本の良い所知っているみたいな感じ🎉
光が自然な映像が美しくて…見入ってしまいました。いつも､詩的な情感が漂っていて､すばらしい！
I’m from America, Visited Japan awhile ago, in my opinion Japan probably one of the best country to live in because it is so peaceful, they care about nature sense of high morale to society and many more. I am seriously love your channel because you shoot so many about nature scenes and I love nature very much can’t live without it. I am so desperate to live away from chaos society like the US. Have a good day.
The longer you live there the more hypocrisy you’ll see. The Japanese love their disposable chopsticks. And in order for them to have them Indonesian Rainforests are being mowed down to provide them. When you ask Japanese people why they don’t cut down their own trees to supply their disposable chopsticks they reply “But our forests are sacred!”
Maybe you should also consider Switzerland or Scandinavia…
Norway can be good choice too )
Except for the their love of gas cars. The country depends on exporting gas cars all over the world, and not transitioning to all electric transportation
I am Japanese, and really enjoyed your video! I am interested in living in another country, but when I saw your content, I realized that Japan is a good country to live in some aspects. Thanks for sharing your experiences!
I envy you! If I knew Japanese, I’d get the hell out of Germany as soon as possible:D
本当に今を大事にすることですね。生まれて来たからには、悔いなく生きていきたいですね。
I am also a foreigner and I have been living in Japan, which I love for twenty years. I welcome you to Japan with love. Japan is a very beautiful country ❤😊
Japan is so beautiful and peaceful. I wanna live there someday too.
i have travelled like 20 times or more, I found Japan as the closest country to heaven
Travelled, not lived ... Japan has nice and good sides, but ask some average (income) Japanese people how close Japan is to heaven...
@@renameduser466 that's his opinion bro
@@akkiana2719 And I am adding some more reality. Reminds me of a Western relative who got stranded in a poor Shanghai suburb when the connection flight got cancelled discribed romantically: "So beautiful and pure how the children played in the back streets with just a few stones and pieces of platic, with smiles in their faces" - How happy they are to not even have any toys in cheap China, obviously no health insurance and not the healthiest food life.
you should study English grammar.
the big question is what are you doing to support your lifestyle and living? Not many people your age can just buy/rent a big house in kyoto
I would guess she is a. A Model B. Got divorced and has money
Seconded
C. A Japanese husband not shown on camera
No answer i suppose
I’m not married nor divorced. I got very lucky with my home and I actually pay the same amount or even less of monthly rent than in an apartment in Germany. Hope that answered your question. :)
UA-cam hat mir deinen Channel vorgeschlagen (weil ich mich seit längerer Zeit intensiv mit Japan beschäftige).
Dein Video ist sehr beruhigend & ich werde mir auch noch andere Videos ansehen. Ich bin jetzt 30 Jahre alt, habe auf dem zweiten Bildungsweg mein Studium angefangen und mein Traum ist es ebenfalls irgendwann in Japan zu leben.
Danke dass du deine Erfahrung und Eindrücke teilst
You have made a great choice. Japan is marvelous and Kyoto brings us some kind of peace we can’t explain. I have been in Japan last week from a 15 day trip and Kyoto was my favorite place. I wish I could move there too since I have Japanese nationality, but was born and live in Brazil. Tks for this lovely and encouraging video.
You speak to the camera as if you are talking to your closest ones, it’s very sweet and pleasant. I wish you good luck in your life! 😊
Thank you for sharing your journey… I have also been to Japan but just a very few times. It is such a great mixture of peacefulness but also urban culture ...thanks again.
自然の音たくさん入ってるのめっちゃいいし、声が素敵！
Thank you for deciding to live in Kyoto, Japan :) I'm honored as a Japanese.
I hope your life is better than ever.
Hi!!
I’m Japanese and I have lived in Australia since last July.
I am so glad to you have lived in Japan.
The video was so interesting for me. It’s Nice to study English .😌I’m gonna watch it other one
Niniさんの動画を拝見して、とってもゆったりとした時間がすごせました。ありがとうですね。🙏🐵
とても人の人生に関係する素晴らし
い哲学を聞かせて頂きました。日本
での滞在経験の中から楽しく良い答
えが見つかると良いですね。🙂🩷✨
Niniさんは料理もとても上手ですね 僕は京都人ですが京都の夏はめちゃくちゃ暑いです 夏バテしないように身体に気をつけてくださいね😊
すごく聞き心地がいい声だしあと上手く言えないけどイントネーション？アクセント？
が心地よくて眠くなる。そしてこれからも色々と楽しんでほしい！
As soon as I heard the electric sound of the cooking heater, NINI's house became my home.
That cafe is so so peaceful. Inside in the back there's a print of Josef Albers, the one with yellow squares. He's also from Germany and also likes hanging out there :)
Ein wirklich wunderschönes Video.
Danke für's teilen !
What a lovely soft spoken young lady.
I always enjoy watching it. I wish you a fruitful trip, please enjoy Japan more😊
Thank you for coming to Japan♪ Enjoy a wonderful life in your lovely home in Kyoto. ✨👍
Hi Nini, I just stumbled upon your UA-cam channel and I'm loving it! I’m in Tokyo now. I've always wanted to live in Japan too. Your calm and soft-spoken vibe is like a breath of fresh air-finally, someone on UA-cam who doesn’t sound like they’re powered by 10 cups of coffee! Keep doing you; you're awesome!
日本に来てくださってありがとうございます😊
You are so beautiful, inside and out. I love how polite you are when you talk to people, and how you respect every culture. ❤️
I would love to visit Japan and spend some time in a traditional Japanese house - much like where you are staying. Japanese culture has the best sense of aesthetics and I find their art, architecture, garden design etc. breathtaking. As a Buddhist, I also like the fact there is a strong Buddhist influence in Japanese culture (although myself - as a meditator - I am more into the Thailand/Myanmar/Sri Lankan Theravadan).
Looking forward to more videos of Japanese culture to inspire my next overseas travel perhaps? 🙂
yes, live in the moment. set priorities. time moves so fast
Niniさん、初めまして。私の大好きな日本の文化や風習に興味を持っていただき、日本人としてとても嬉しいです♡
Niniさんの綺麗な外見だけでなく、考え方や声、話し方、すべてが素敵で女性ながらファンになってしまいました^^
英語を勉強中のため英語力が乏しく、日本語でのコメントで失礼します。
これからも応援しています♪
When I visited Japan for the first time in 2017, I felt the happiest I had ever been. Just being there made me feel at peace in a way that is hard to explain, and I have never felt that way since. Before my visit I was going through a hard time in my life that had been going on for a long time. I remember feeling more and more depressed as time went on and I remember feeling very lost in life. After I came back from Japan, I had a great desire to go back. So I decided to try to teach English in Japan. I spent the next three years finishing my AA and finding a teaching Job at a cram school. And then the next two years waiting for Covid to end so that I could enter the country. When I had finally reached Japan and settled in, I was at first happy because I achieved what I most desired. However, after a couple weeks my feelings started to change. I don’t fully understand why but I did not feel the same as I did when I first came to Japan. I became very lonely and depressed while I was there. I was hopeful that it would eventually go away as I met people, but it never did. I came back home after two years and now I don’t know what to do. I just wish I could feel the way I did when I first visited Japan.
I am so proud of you to decide to live another country instead of the country where you were born, and I am so grad to hear you like Japan and chose to move to Japan
Your voice is like delicate sunshine moving down to earth like poetry
日本人は外国人を嫌ってるみたいに言う人いますけど、このように日本への愛やリスペクトを持った人なら大好きですね
地元にあなたような素敵な方が住んでくていることが嬉しいです。京都は夏は暑く、冬は寒いですが、幸せな時間を過ごしてください。
妖精さんみたいに綺麗ですね👍✨
ゆったりとした時が流れていて素敵です…🍀
Great video guys. That's a lifestyle that everyone should experience at least once in a lifetime. For me, it looks like the way people were always meant to live: enjoy life, be peaceful, and always respect Flora and Fauna.
why are people hating so much i ljust discovered your channel and i like your videos and the calm voice u have i personally am from austria and planning to visit tokyo the next year. I'm already practicing my japanese for the trip.
Stay as u are and good luck.
You have a wonderful and detailed voice. Have you considered doing audio readings of poetry or nonfiction story books? By nephew from the USA lives in Japan, that's what randomly brought me to your channel.
Your videos resonate to me a lot that I instantly subscribed to your channel. Japan has always been my dream country ever since and there's something about its culture that I could deeply relate to. I feel like I truly belong there and the Japanese society's values align with mine. I'm looking forward to move there and start a new life in a beautiful countryside. I hope to see you there somewhere :) Keep making videos!
Cooles Video! Mein Ziel ist es auch, nach Japan auszuwandern. Super, dass du es schon so jung geschafft hast.
I visited Kyoto in the mid-60s while in the military in Korea. I managed to rent a bicycle to tour. I recall the many tall wooden structures which I presumed to be sacred. I marveled at the cleanliness and order of Japan. I took the bullet train back to Tokyo. How do you manage financially. PS I am a US expat living in Baguio, Philippines since 2015.
日本をこんなに美しく撮ってくれてとても嬉しい気持ちです。ありがとう。
your voice is so soothing and pretty - I hope your life in Japan is a happy one
I really hope you go up and stay a night in the mountain side of Japan. I love country side in Nagano. Kinasa districts and Ogawa village the favorite. In autumn, mountains cap with white snow at the top, red color from kaede leaves in the middle and green thick forest at the bottom. It’s breathtaking scenery that I hope everyone to see🥰
Oh that sounds magical I would love to go ✨
@@NiniSunsWorld and good part is that not many people knows about this scenery. You can Google Ogawa village and Kinasa 鬼無里. You can find how the look like.
Your video can give me good feeling.I'm Japanese and I'm glad you know the good culture of Japan!
Thank you for your videos, they are inspiring. You have such a beaituful and calming energy. Greetings from Greece.
according to a global poll on Solo Female Travelers Club, Japan is the most popular solo travel destination among Gen Z girls around the world.
So more female Johnny Somalis are storming over to Japan
I am very taken by your sensitivity and wonder at Nature's beauty. You seem to be a lovely example of our youth seeing the beauty all around us! We need more of this. In 1982 I had the opportunity to live in Germany and between 2000-2002 to live in Austria. I sympathize with your exploring other cultures. My love was always Western Europe. I have always liked many things about the Japanese culture, but not brave enough to jump in as you have. Clearly, you have a connection with this country and its people. When you wish to explore America let me know. We have much beauty, history, and unresolved issues here in North America.
Thanks for sharing these thoughts! I am about to visit Japan for the first time for several weeks, and am looking forward to learning about how the culture and traditions encourage mindful living🙏
The question I asked myself was why a person would crack an egg directly in to the frying pan when it should be in a bowl first, that way, if there are broken egg shells, it is easy to get them out, not so easy when you are trying to get them out of the hot pan.
おすすめに出て来てくれてありがとう😆
声がめちゃ好きです🥰
We can't relieve a single moment.
So you say "Be present".
That's important,
i can’t take my eyes off from your beauty ❤
You are lucky to live in Japan... All the best dear...
同じコメントですが、日本をこんなに愛してくれて本当にありがとう。お人形さんのように素敵なお嬢さんに日本の美しい自然がよく似合います。Hopefully you will enjoy van tour in Japan!
Very nice, calm and positive video, thank you!
Greetings from Ukraine!
You know I’ve been so fascinated with Japanese for a long time. It began when I took a course in uni in the traditional arts of Japan. I was a fine art student and obviously it was profound to examine the difference in culture that infoms Japanese arts as opposed to that of western arts. And the results are almost opposingly different but equally fantastic.
Did you know there are certain masters of various traditional Japanese arts who are officially recognized as national treasures? Imagine they made a person a national treasures. And what’s fascinating about that is that as an officially recognized national treasure, these few rare individuals can legally be protected and defended using the Japanese military.
Imagine having an army at your service because you are the best potter in the whole world, lol. It’s incredible and admirable that Japan sees the high value of the arts in such a way.
So I was in this app where you can have an anonymous Japanese pen pal. And I found so many of the messages by Japanese people who complained about having a bad day, or stretch of life, usually always finished by stating, “but I’ll do my best tomorrow”, or, “I promise to do my best tomorrow”, despite their challenges.
And this is not something very many westerners do. Usually a complaint by a westerner is just a complaint of discontent.
So I found the optimism and willingness to accept what life throws at the average Japanese person to be really refreshing and perhaps a bit inspirational as well.
I really want to visit one day, maybe to live for an extended period of time. There is truly so much I admire about the Japanese…there’s not enough room to mention it all.
But the feeling I get from your videos is kind of exactly how I imagine things to be in Japan. I’m sure it’s not all perfect. But there’s something special and unique there, as far as I can tell.
Cheers.
It was very nice knowing you Nini. Honestly, you are gorgeous and your voice is so magical. Hope to see you in person one day. Take Care, Bye😊
Thank you for sharing your beautiful life!❤
i enjoyed visiting japan 2011 before all the earth quake problem . its such a beautiful place, i remember many cooking programs on the tv
あなたは、とてもしっかりした考えをもっており、自分自身を向上することをまじめに考えている人だと思います。これから素晴らしい人生を送れると思いますよ。
Hmm once I watch your video....feeling fresh to see around japan...you are courageous & challenging woman...
It can be seen that you are a lovely and determined girl, keep going！
Hi! I think your room and the park where you were chilling are really peaceful. Now, I'm going to choose university in my country. I'm struggling with living in my country because of atmosphere here. After I watched your video, I decided to explore my country and culture more to make my life happier. Thank you for sharing your life in Japan and It's actually amazing!
とてもしっかりした方ですね。
ドイツの方なのにEnglishが堪能で凄いなぁと思いました。
ヨーロッパの若い世代は大体話せます。文法も語彙も似てるので。
What an amazing place to live, congratulations! wish you have a wonderful life in japan and peace be upon you
Hi Nini😊 I discovered your channel today and I really like everything about it. My dream is to live in Japan and meet mindful people like you. One way, for me to experience mindfulness, is tea, japanese tea. Share your experience with tea you love. Greetings from Estonia.
I have been there twice. Very pleasant country with very kind people. I have been to Germany 3 times as well. My father was from Flensburg.
Natural pure beauty. My god. Watched briefly and obviously could not fail to notice.
Hmm no…she is boring and childish.
Living in Kyoto is a dream of mine. Speaking of traveling around Japan, I recommend Itoshima just next to Fukuoka city for stunning ocean and really amazing seafoods. There is also a great uni and you will find many adorable students.
You seem to have a beautiful soul and a person really close to nature. I would love one day to have discussions with you one day if i have the chance to meet you when i come live in Japan in September. It would be really cool and i dont know that much people like me. Thanks for this video ! I'm grateful for this gift 🙏
Loved the video, thanks for making it 😁
Thank you for loving Japan. I really hope you enjoy life in Japan :)
Hello Ninisan. Obrigado por falar um pouco sobre você.
That’s a very charming and beautifully zen home!
5:35 That adorable moment made my day 🥰😂
日本に来てくれてうれしい❤
I appreciate you live in & love Japan 🫶🇯🇵
Anyway, Best wishes for good luck in your new journey and success 🎉🖐️
This looks nice! You remind me of Marzia haha keep up the great content!
The construction moment was meant to be. ❤now we see beautiful nature.🎉
Thank you for living in Japan, but Kyoto is too hot in the summer. Come to Nagano; it's a really great place.
5:34 so cute💖💗💓