That’s so funny. I always compliment people and tell random people when I think something is beautiful. It’s a good way to be I think. When we sincerely appreciate anyone or anything we are spiritually powerful. 🌸
I noticed that in London specifically (compared to other parts of the UK), that people don't care how you look. It's so diverse that there's a kind of security in it, you can just look however you want. Traditional and rural areas are much more uniform, which creates a feeling of authenticity and culture that is nice, but which also makes it really hard to fit in and belong if you aren't 3 generations deep in that exact place.
I am currently studying Japanese. The one thing that keeps coming up is negativity for foreigners. I have been to the Philippines 🇵🇭 and really liked the country. My wife learned Tagalog. I took on Japans native tongue while she gets to work on Korean. Starting to wonder if it’s worth my time considering the bad press. I am a Londoner currently living in the USA. I have been living here 11 years. My English believe it or not has got better as no one could understand a dickie bird when I went to the states. 😂
What a lovely series of interviews - to hear people from outside the UK being (in the main) complimentary about the UK and it's people is such an ego-boost, thank you! I'm sure you're already very aware that London is hugely expensive compared to the rest of the country, so your interviewees comments about the cost of living in the capital has to tempered by that knowledge. Very, very enjoyable interviews, thank you!
Interesting to hear the views of other foreigners living in London. I have a foreign family that I want to bring to the UK. I'm British so can understand the shock at the transport costs, it's crazy but unfortunately there are lots of problems with the cost of living at the moment. I remember in Japan thinking food and transport were really affordable, in comparison to what I was used to in the UK !
This is most likely an unrelated question that I experienced tonight, but I thought I’d go to the source. My Uber driver’s profile said From the Philippines. My Taiwanese friend (from Taiwan) told me not to speak Tagalog with the driver, that it would be condescending and insulting, that I would be speaking down to them in any number of ways. What are your and your guests thoughts on a local speaking your native language as you live abroad?
As someone who's never really been comfortable identity wise (including my British nationality) it's good to see these Japanese people seemingly enjoying life in London. Thanks, Joshua
@@joshuasjapanchannel In the West you have to deal with random nonsense like this much more than you do in Japan. If a person jumps out at out or yells at you or tries to frighten you on the street, pays to remember that that they likely have mental health, drug or other life issues. That is all I am saying. In Japan people leave each other alone
Bro, I'm so glad you're sharing stories on your life on this platform. This is awesome
Another well done fascinating interview (s).
Great work Joshua
People feel comfortable to share around you!
You bless many.
That’s so funny. I always compliment people and tell random people when I think something is beautiful. It’s a good way to be I think. When we sincerely appreciate anyone or anything we are spiritually powerful. 🌸
I noticed that in London specifically (compared to other parts of the UK), that people don't care how you look. It's so diverse that there's a kind of security in it, you can just look however you want. Traditional and rural areas are much more uniform, which creates a feeling of authenticity and culture that is nice, but which also makes it really hard to fit in and belong if you aren't 3 generations deep in that exact place.
Very wholesome! Love these insights as someone who's now in Tokyo and was living in London before.
Loved this video! I know zero Japanese but I love listening to different languages and cultural perspectives. Awesome 🙂
日本に長く住んだことのあるイギリス人ですがこういうインタビューずっと聞きたかったです！ありがとうございます！今はイギリスの北のほうに住んでて日本人があまりいらっしゃらないので自分で聞くのがなかなか難しいです。
硬水のところですが、やっぱりロンドンなどイングランド南部はそうですが、他の地域は割と軟水のところが多くて日本よりいい感じです
ありがとうございます！
確かにイギリス北部では軟水ですよね。スコットランドの水は美味しいと聞いたことがあります😍
I'd love to see tons of these. So meaningful while being a blast!
Excellent interviews, Joshua san! Thank you 🤩
Glad you enjoyed it!
外国の優れた文化も取り入れつつ、日本も良い方向に社会が変わってくと良いですね
I am currently studying Japanese. The one thing that keeps coming up is negativity for foreigners. I have been to the Philippines 🇵🇭 and really liked the country. My wife learned Tagalog. I took on Japans native tongue while she gets to work on Korean. Starting to wonder if it’s worth my time considering the bad press. I am a Londoner currently living in the USA. I have been living here 11 years. My English believe it or not has got better as no one could understand a dickie bird when I went to the states. 😂
Cute. I'm glad things are working out for these lovely people. 😁
If you look for the positives in any situation you will attract more things to be positive about. And the reverse is also true. 💖
What a lovely series of interviews - to hear people from outside the UK being (in the main) complimentary about the UK and it's people is such an ego-boost, thank you! I'm sure you're already very aware that London is hugely expensive compared to the rest of the country, so your interviewees comments about the cost of living in the capital has to tempered by that knowledge. Very, very enjoyable interviews, thank you!
Thank YOU for watching 😚
London is not indicative of life in the UK. I'm from Manchester but London is like a different country. And the water is soft.
アメリカ人に日本人が英語でインタビューしか見たことなかったからこういうのいい
ありがとうございます！！
Interesting to hear the views of other foreigners living in London. I have a foreign family that I want to bring to the UK. I'm British so can understand the shock at the transport costs, it's crazy but unfortunately there are lots of problems with the cost of living at the moment. I remember in Japan thinking food and transport were really affordable, in comparison to what I was used to in the UK !
各自インタビューお疲れ様でした〜👍👍👍👍👍👌
皆様イギリスでの生活と文化に満足していただけて、いち日本側としては安心しました☺️👌
たしかに女性にたいして日本は(？？！)なところありますね💦日頃テレビのドキュメンタリーをもニュースも見ても。
ある大学教授や議員さんやテレビ関係者やとある飲食経営主さんがあたり問題をよく起こすイメージが差別はないと主張しているはずの日本あります。
話しは変わって産婦さんというのかな？💦アメリカの妊娠後期出産間近のお医者さんが同じく来院した妊婦さんの出産に取り組んでいる最中に自らも陣痛を起こして両方で出産というユニークな話しもありましたね☺️😁👍
ありがとうございます！！
This is most likely an unrelated question that I experienced tonight, but I thought I’d go to the source. My Uber driver’s profile said From the Philippines. My Taiwanese friend (from Taiwan) told me not to speak Tagalog with the driver, that it would be condescending and insulting, that I would be speaking down to them in any number of ways. What are your and your guests thoughts on a local speaking your native language as you live abroad?
I mean, I’d be happy if somebody would speak my native language and knew few words but I also know what your Taiwanese friend means.
I would take your friends advice ... without saying too much ..
Came for the fashionable Ronald McDonald (I like your hair!), stayed for the interesting interviews😌
Oh hello 👋 glad you liked it!
As someone who's never really been comfortable identity wise (including my British nationality) it's good to see these Japanese people seemingly enjoying life in London.
Thanks, Joshua
インタビュアーはイギリス人ですか？
日本語がネイティブ並に完璧なので感心してます。👍
He is born and raised in Japan but his parents are originally British/Australian/new Zealand
ロンドンていうかNYもParisも外食代高いみたいですね、特に日本が今の所安すぎるんですよね、
そうなんですよね！！ありがとうございます！
Go h-iontach ar fad ("Well done" in the Irish language)!
ロンドンも日本食特に高そうですね🐱
おお！ありがとうございます😊
ハートフォードシャに住んでる 🎉🎉🎉
コメントありがとうございます！もしかしてコメント主さんもですか！？😳
Damn she's gorgeous!
There are lots of nutters in London - don't take it personally
Yeah truly! Interestingly, I’ve never had the experience he’s had. I wonder why…
被害妄想なのかもしれませんが、アジア人ヘイトの様なものも関係してるのかもしれませんね…同じアジア人として悲しくなります
@@joshuasjapanchannel In the West you have to deal with random nonsense like this much more than you do in Japan. If a person jumps out at out or yells at you or tries to frighten you on the street, pays to remember that that they likely have mental health, drug or other life issues. That is all I am saying. In Japan people leave each other alone
@@akab750 oh yes I really do know that lol
I just never had the experiences they’ve had so I really wonder what the difference is
@@PEACE-r8c 僕もそう思います。悲しいですね😢
UKで海辺の観光地で昼間、歩行中に車乗の若者からビール瓶を投げられた経験あり。こんな人間もいるだなと。イスラム系の多く住む地域の公園で写真を撮っていたら不届きな薬をくれようとした。こんな身近に危険があるのだと．．．