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I love your videos!! Can you do one for a day in the life of a Japanese Muslim? Since it’s our holy month of Ramadan for all Muslims around the world???
Boy it's so nice and refreshing to see a sales associate with not only enthusiasm but knowledge about the products he's selling. I totally appreciate the Japanese style and ethics when conducting business, wish we could find it around the world a lil' more. Thanks for sharing @paolo !
Japanese brands sell much cheaper and practical rice cookers into the Thai market. It is likely that all those 100+ USD rice cookers in Japan are still just used for cooking rice most of the time.
It's businesses, so... it's quite easy, they get exposure = advertisement from it. The access to individual people homes and day in the life of type videos... yeah that's more tricky I bet and often also centers around businesses and rest are likely people who get in touch with him or he knows already. And behind all the pretty videos I bet he also gets rejected often like anybody else when he reaches out to businesses and people to make videos or they want to get paid for it. When starting out you're pretty much screwed without having connections that are willing to help you out.
Thank you for introducing the technology of our country! I'm Japanese and am proud of our electrical appliances because of its incredible quality. I get excited when I go to electronics retail stores because they are huuuuuge!!
i literally just learned today that there are combinations of washer/dryers possible. and i live in a space with just 1 place for a machine, so this seems perfect. and bosch even sells things like these here in europe. im just blown out of the window right now.=)
I'm from Japan. when i went to store like Best Buy in the US, I was a little bit shocked because all those machines are really simple especially microwave and not too many options for different type of foods! haha
@@Maslwashere Hi well I'm not sure what function you need for micro wave and rice cooker but I can recommend company that makes those you can look at TOSHIBA and HITACHI for BOTH micro wave and rice cooker. For micro wave, you can also check SHARP and Panasonic. For rice cooker, you can also check Zojirushi.
I lived in Japan for one year and I’m amazed with my Zojirushi rice cooker that was provided in my dorm. The rice is soo soft and fluffy. After coming back to my country, i feel like something is missing in my life, rice taste different. Then I decided to buy one Zojirushi rice cooker online. Although it costs me around $200, i am happy with my decision. Now i can eat fluffy rice everyday 🤣
I can verify that having less allergens in the room (helping me be less drowsy due to allergies) would help me be able to concentrate and focus for longer. Don't underestimate clean air.
I would love to have Paolo if I were an owner of an electric store! He will be very helpful when foreign travelers who love to shop around in Japan come back here after covid situation ends! His explanation of each electricity is just as perfect😊❤️
@@ben-2368 facts 💯💪 some.. well most western countris will fight for toilet paper🤣 bidet is been around for so long if its adopted in western world toilet paper will be bankrupt 🤣 me i cant stand walking something is slimming sticking on my butt crack.. yuckk that is real pandemic nasty. we worry about air plandemic🤣
@@lainiwakura1776 How are fax machines a bad thing? Seriously, I don't get why people say that fax machines should go away. Faxing is way more convenient than scanning the paper first and then sending it via mail. However, one of the old features that america and japan still have which are almost redundant these days are gas stoves. Why Gas stoves? There are way better ways to cook nowday that doesn't need any Gas.
I remember my trip to Japan around 2010 and I was mesmerised at the level of advanced technology at that time. I was seriously considering buying as much as I could and shipping it back to Sydney. But alas all my money went into good food, which I have no regrets btw. BUT seeing this video and it's contents, I will save up more! When we can travel again I will so hoard as much home appliances as I can.
Japan is mainly on a 100v system (some areas have 200V+ apparently) so a lot of your devices would burn out if you tried to use them without a transformer in AUS.
Well some of the rice cookers are brought into your country with the same technology so you can find them online pretty easily if you search something along the lines of "rice cooker fuzzy logic"
I'm sorry to say this to all the vloggers out there, but Paolo's vids are by so far one of the most high quality out there. Be it as technical or quality of the vid or content, it's all through out consistent and one of the best out there. You'll never be disappointed of the out come, because you definitely see all the hard work this man has put into all his vids.
His videos are good and full of great information, he does a lot of research too, but most of the people who make video’s for UA-cam for years, even longer than him, have done excellent and hard work on their videos with their great camera work and they have several million that subscribed to their channel. I’m sure it’s not always easy to keep this up everyday and then edit their video’s, it’s a lot of work.
It's surprising how much the Japanese electronic companies innovate, while so many corporate giants in the U.S & Europe simply capture market share, become huge and stop innovating - because of their overwhelming market share with no 'little or medium guys' to compete against.
Yup. I am also from the UK. Just over a decade ago I lived in Japan for a summer with my new inlaws. Some of the pre installed tech in their 1980 home is still not available or super rare in the UK.
Probably because 90% of the "innovations" in this video are just scientifically impossible. While there are some cool things in this video that the west should 100% adopt the rest are just scams. An air purifier that shoots plasma or a washing machine that makes super magic nano ions that somehow clean your clothes... give me a break lol.
@@rddubs it’s not nano ions, that more or less a translation trouble. I think they means ions which are very small particles and are used commonly in science today. Not magic at all. Not sure how the ions work to stop pollen but it is possible to use them in a washing machine.
@@staticbuilds7613 I agree with you, although I was exaggerating with the "magic" for effect. They easily could ionize particles in the wash, but as you said... why would you want to! My point generally is that many of these things that are being passed as innovations are either outright impossible or pointless scams.
I'd love to visit Japan once in my life.. it's my dream since I was a little kid... I really love your culture your country and nice places.. unfortunately I can't afford it yet!! Respect from 🇬🇷
You can do it. It was my dream too and I saved as much as I could, made sacrifices and I travelled during 5 weeks all around Japan in 2019. Didn't have a big budget to spend, and when I got there I realized that it isn't that expensive as some people may say. I would definitely say, little towns and train rides are way more beautiful, charming and impactful than big cities.
That greening feature for vegetables is BRILLIANT !!! I have a small window sill above the kitchen sink. I always place my fruits and vegetables in the sill; especially if they are not completely ripe. It works especially well for tomatoes, bananas and even celery. If it has roots or a stalk, I'll even place it in a dish with some water. This will greatly enhance the colour, flavor and juiciness of your produce. And it will survive for WEEKS instead of days. Celery and green onions are a perfect example as they tend to dry up and wilt. When you add water and sunlight they continue to stay fresh, crisp and will even sprout if left long enough. Adding this feature to the fridge is amazing.
This video was 2 hours to short!!! 😂 I would love to look at these kind of things more, the way you presented and described them all was really interesting and kept my engagement with the video the whole time. When I lived in Japan, I loved to go and look at these sections in the stores.
I live in the US so I've always been impressed with Japanese technology. Showers, toilets and etc. This showed me a lot more. Not only that, but I was very impressed with the salesperson at this store too. Makes me want to move to Japan, just for the technology alone.
Paolo seriously love your videos and ur vibe watch ur videos in the morning and I have smile for the rest of the day seriously thank you keep up the amazing work
I still remember over 12 years ago, I went to Japan and they already had Toto smart toilet when in the US , we were still struggling with the manual flush lol
@AntiSp00k WhiteLivesMatter Slavery? WTF? working hard and working is a group is not slavery! you get paid yes there a gender pay gap that's pretty bad but every country has it! and it is changing and the suicide numbers are tragic but again look at here in NI while not as high as Japan its was pretty bad for us coming out the the troubles with people only now coming to terms with what happened
Japan makes fantastic appliances. Panasonic, SHARP, Mitsubishi Electric, Hitachi, Balmuda, and Iris Oyamha all make really cool products. I have one of the SHARP Plasma cluster air purifiers.
Japan always has seemed to be a great people. I have never seen any problems with japanease. They are polite as hell and have always been smart with technology. I'm a nintendo kid so I know.
Japanese rice cookers: up to $1000, AI technology to analyze the rice and seemingly last forever American rice cookers: $19.99 at Walmart, made-in-china, breaks-in-3-months
@@_w_w_ it's more likely than not that the highend ones are also made in China but for export to japan. It's the only way for jp companies to make a decent profit or be priced out of the market. Apple make high end phones in China. Ppl tend to think China only make low end. China makes alot of low end because there is demand for them all over the world. They also make the high end stuff too but are ppl as willing and ready to buy them?
I'm so obsessed with all things Japanese especially their home appliances. I've observed that the Japanese may not have invented these appliances but, wow, they've perfected it and still keep improving. Same thing for cars, silk, etc. On my next visit I'd really like to buy a rice cooker. And now, as you've demonstrated, an air purifier and a fridge and washing machine.... Sometimes, Paolo, it's dangerous to watch you videos. 😉 Watching this in Jan 2023.
Hello from Australia :D my children and I love watching your videos, they're homeschooled so your videos help us with our studies of other cultures! You guys are very engaging for all ages. They have asked whether you could consider doing a "day in the life of a Japanese child in their spare time", they're interested in what activities, toys, interests, snacks etc a Japanese child might like. I loved this video, we do not have such smart tech in Australia, especially not fridges, given our hot climate though it would be so helpful!
Our appliances in South Africa are at least 30 years behind in technology compared to Japanese appliances. The difference is so vast that you actually cannot even compare them remotely fairly.
The timing of this video is perfect. We’re just halfway through building our new family house in Japan, and are shopping for appliances now. Both the air filter and the fridge you showed are very appealing to me...a little pricey but maybe worth it. As for the washer-drier combo though, although it looks hi-tech and awesome, my experience is that those combo units don’t dry all that well. Since people in Japan generally hang their clothes up to dry them, these units are more of a novelty than anything. (Only used during the rainy season?) I’ve been told the only way to really get clothes dry with a machine here is if you use gas. (Our new place will be all-electric, so we’ll be going for the highest rated stand-alone unit, as a second best option...) Anyway, thanks for the ideas. 🍻
@@DoctorEbot hard question to answer...the construction style is traditional, but not the design. I’m posting videos on my channel, so check them out if you’re interested. 🍻
I'm new here and absolutely love your videos. I´m from Buenos Aires, Argentina and I went twice to Japan but you show things that normally you can't see when you are sightseeing.
Kamado rice cooker is definitely the perfect souvenir to take home after a Japan trip. With its various functionality, I could only imagine how my mom would freak out. 😅😂
this is so cool!! i want all of these in my house 😭 also - i know it may be a bit difficult due to covid-19, but i'd LOVE to see "day in the life of a doctor / nurse / healthcare worker"!!
That washing machine would literally save you so much water and detergent and since you can fill it all the way to the top you can throw away the bottles right away and not have it take up space I love it
@@DjRex28 According to google washing machines cost between $250 and $2,050; dryers cost anywhere from $200 to $1,750. If it is able to do both on the same scale as the most expensive mashines and as reliable as both too you´d save a bit of money and space :D. But yeah... it ain´t cheap.
I bought this washing machine in December I use this only night with set up to finish at 6:00 am And ´morning you take the warmed dried clothes after shower, it’s awesome. But 3000 dollars 💵 Made in Japan 6year warranty
Now to figure out how to pack a fridge in my checked baggage! Fun video, would like to see more Japan household tech and also see the pricing on these items.
Yeah, I wish more UA-camrs would properly caption their videos. (I try to, but then again I’m not uploading long videos every week like Paolo.) Yes, there is the auto-translation, but it’s usually pretty ridiculous.
@@SuperBobKing ah, thanks. that’s what I wanted to say. Auto-generation creates mixed results in my experience. But better when you’re dealing with one language at a time. For people like Paolo and I, it’s pretty much impossible to not mix Japanese words into our English. (And that does get some pretty hilarious results from auto-generate.)
I brought a combo washer/dyer for my condo because I had no space for the stackable washer& dryer type or two machines. It turns out all brands have them but in the USA, they are not promoted though they are available for purchase. You don't have to take out the wet clothes and transfers them to the dyer. It's amazing you put the dirty clothes in the machine then they come out clean and dry. This machine saved my back, the best purchase ever.
@@NinjaMaruSensei I know, I'm N4.... but that was not the point of my comment anyway xD We never heard Paolo speak Japanese, he always skipped to the answer. This was the first time. I was just excited (＾▽＾)
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New video on a Friday! Awesome 😚
Home appliances in my country (Canada) suck compared to these! Not much has changed in decades... :(
@AntiSp00k WhiteLivesMatter then stop watching it😲🤠
I love your videos!! Can you do one for a day in the life of a Japanese Muslim? Since it’s our holy month of Ramadan for all Muslims around the world???
Bro your hair XD
you're officially an adult when home appliances are more interesting LOL
This!
Ugh.. that’s me
Nah 😂
I agree and grocery stores are interesting too haha
@@triciareylara yep, i use to go like 2-3 times a week lol
Nobody else but Paolo could prove how dope washing machines are
Washing machines that can roast chicken can only impress me
@@karrific lmao
There are plenty of people out there who do just as good a job but honestly: how many would've watched the video if Paolo were a Paula?
True
@AntiSp00k WhiteLivesMatter the fuck hurt you?
the refrigerator that helps your vegetables photosynthesise while inside literally blew my mind
@Me.k What brand/model do you have if you don't mind me asking? This is fascinating! :D
Can it grow weed?
@@dansmith1661 Asking the real question
Same here
@@dansmith1661 let me guess. you are from portland or seattle?:)
Boy it's so nice and refreshing to see a sales associate with not only enthusiasm but knowledge about the products he's selling. I totally appreciate the Japanese style and ethics when conducting business, wish we could find it around the world a lil' more. Thanks for sharing @paolo !
How many stickers do you need
BOSS: ALL OF THEM!
Lol 😂
I'm also impressed how elegantly the salesman is dressed.
right lol, in my country most salesmen/women just wear casual clothes. some still wear their uniforms but it’s only a shirt and pants
Knowing Japan/Tokyo the guy probably makes 40-50k usd upselling appliances. Most people would wear a vest for that kind of money.
Yeah, vs that person at Best Buy, Lowe’s or Home Depot. 😂
@@JasonB808 My Best Buy and Home Depot guys usually have a company uniform on
This is the exact reason why my aunt bought 5 rice cookers while in Japan
I even bake cheesecake and bread with it! I don't know y Paolo didnt cover that feature
At the end of the day, it’s MADE IN CHINA 😂
@@kingarthurdeathknight1732 sad but true, china owns everything now
They love their rice
@@kingarthurdeathknight1732 as long as the japanese company does quality control check
Japan feels like the future, nice video!
I watch your videos
Japanese brands sell much cheaper and practical rice cookers into the Thai market. It is likely that all those 100+ USD rice cookers in Japan are still just used for cooking rice most of the time.
Let's see some appliances they use in Thailand
A;ways has been and never stops being impressive.
@@cteng1984 aranyik knives, perhaps.
I literally have no idea how Paolo gets so much access to places. Next video will be him giving a tour of Area 51
It's businesses, so... it's quite easy, they get exposure = advertisement from it. The access to individual people homes and day in the life of type videos... yeah that's more tricky I bet and often also centers around businesses and rest are likely people who get in touch with him or he knows already. And behind all the pretty videos I bet he also gets rejected often like anybody else when he reaches out to businesses and people to make videos or they want to get paid for it. When starting out you're pretty much screwed without having connections that are willing to help you out.
Paolo is smarter everyday for home appliances
Damn... look at that alien right there.
His videos are all positive, when a company knows that they will get good treatment then the companies are more willing to be open.
@@krisbrixon Completely agree. He makes me so happy I’d give him the clothes off my back
Thank you for introducing the technology of our country!
I'm Japanese and am proud of our electrical appliances because of its incredible quality.
I get excited when I go to electronics retail stores because they are huuuuuge!!
i literally just learned today that there are combinations of washer/dryers possible. and i live in a space with just 1 place for a machine, so this seems perfect. and bosch even sells things like these here in europe. im just blown out of the window right now.=)
Those washing machines look good. It would be great if these were sold here in England.
My mind gets blown every time they show a cool little gimmick
It doesn’t take much to blow your mind now does it.
@@Ur_clickbait_is_trash 🤡🤡
@@Ur_clickbait_is_trash 🤡🤡🤡🤡
@@Ur_clickbait_is_trash 🤣
@@Ur_clickbait_is_trash 🤓
The number of shots in just 10 seconds is insane, the effort Paolo puts into his videos is incredible
Truth.
The washing machine, fridge, and microwave here are so advanced it makes everything available in America look like it’s from the 1980’s.
I'm from Japan. when i went to store like Best Buy in the US, I was a little bit shocked because all those machines are really simple especially microwave and not too many options for different type of foods! haha
@@aaahk1024 Can u recommend a microwave and a rice cooker which isn't high-end but still 20years ahead of us? Those prices are spicy.
@@Maslwashere Hi well I'm not sure what function you need for micro wave and rice cooker but I can recommend company that makes those you can look at TOSHIBA and HITACHI for BOTH micro wave and rice cooker. For micro wave, you can also check SHARP and Panasonic. For rice cooker, you can also check Zojirushi.
@@aaahk1024 yeah but what else do you need your microwave to do?
Honestly I miss my 1980s microwave, man that thing really worked.
I lived in Japan for one year and I’m amazed with my Zojirushi rice cooker that was provided in my dorm. The rice is soo soft and fluffy. After coming back to my country, i feel like something is missing in my life, rice taste different. Then I decided to buy one Zojirushi rice cooker online. Although it costs me around $200, i am happy with my decision. Now i can eat fluffy rice everyday 🤣
How's your stool now ?🤣🤣🤣
Haiyaaa
That refrigerator is quite some piece of technology.
Mine just hums...
Mine has 3 cameras so I can supposedly see if I need anything but it just shows me I have too many leftovers
Yeah Hitachi and Mitsubishi Fridge make Frigidaire look like shit
Hey your fridge is talented nothing wrong with a little humming, mine randomly makes a exhaust pipe noise, shakes, and rattles then just goes quiet 🤐
Same as mine. LOL. Mechanicals at the back just needed a good brush and vacum - now it does so just a bit quieter. Haha
I can verify that having less allergens in the room (helping me be less drowsy due to allergies) would help me be able to concentrate and focus for longer. Don't underestimate clean air.
I would love to have Paolo if I were an owner of an electric store! He will be very helpful when foreign travelers who love to shop around in Japan come back here after covid situation ends! His explanation of each electricity is just as perfect😊❤️
hey, yuka! I never knew you watch Paolo from Tokyo. lol
youre cute, i'd definitely visit you ;)
@@mzzzzz2179 creepo
@@thelarry383 funny your mum disagreed
watching this 8mins after its upload is my personal record.
ameteur
@@jack-yn1wt *amateur
my bad, thanks
I’d love to see the technology available for the Japanese bathroom. Bath , toilet, shower etc.
“Hello, it’s Paolo from Tokyo, today we’re going to learn about Japanese Bidet Toilets. Watch closely as I demonstrate.”
Shower systems would probably be amazing...Paolo ...can you do a video about it?
@@ben-2368 facts 💯💪 some.. well most western countris will fight for toilet paper🤣 bidet is been around for so long if its adopted in western world toilet paper will be bankrupt 🤣 me i cant stand walking something is slimming sticking on my butt crack.. yuckk that is real pandemic nasty. we worry about air plandemic🤣
Japanese bidets can even sense when a person enters the toilet!!! 🤣
Japan is always leaps and bounds ahead of the rest of the world when it comes to technology!!
Dude Paolo more people need to hear you speak Japanese in your videos. It’s really nice to hear.
It's the first time I've seen and heard him speak Japanese haha. I was even thinking his wife joins him to help translate.
lol i have the 69th like
Might take a while to subtitle a shoot but yeah it's an interesting take
Am I the only one super impressed with the microwave lol like holy shit
nope. i would love one too lol
Curse word omg 😳
USA doesn’t have such cool and thoughtful appliances 😔
It’s night and day lol
Immediately checked to see if amazon had any lmao
Us: "Wow, that's so advanced!"
Japan: "Yeah, we've already had these for the past 20 years"
They still use fax machines in offices and don't have central air in their homes.
Guess u win some u lose some
@@lainiwakura1776 buuuut, they have a solid housing =w=)
@@lainiwakura1776 How are fax machines a bad thing? Seriously, I don't get why people say that fax machines should go away. Faxing is way more convenient than scanning the paper first and then sending it via mail.
However, one of the old features that america and japan still have which are almost redundant these days are gas stoves. Why Gas stoves? There are way better ways to cook nowday that doesn't need any Gas.
Japan: Here is a table with a blanket.
US: *Central Heating exists*
I remember my trip to Japan around 2010 and I was mesmerised at the level of advanced technology at that time. I was seriously considering buying as much as I could and shipping it back to Sydney. But alas all my money went into good food, which I have no regrets btw. BUT seeing this video and it's contents, I will save up more! When we can travel again I will so hoard as much home appliances as I can.
Japan is mainly on a 100v system (some areas have 200V+ apparently) so a lot of your devices would burn out if you tried to use them without a transformer in AUS.
Well some of the rice cookers are brought into your country with the same technology so you can find them online pretty easily if you search something along the lines of "rice cooker fuzzy logic"
I'm sorry to say this to all the vloggers out there, but Paolo's vids are by so far one of the most high quality out there. Be it as technical or quality of the vid or content, it's all through out consistent and one of the best out there. You'll never be disappointed of the out come, because you definitely see all the hard work this man has put into all his vids.
His videos are good and full of great information, he does a lot of research too, but most of the people who make video’s for UA-cam for years, even longer than him, have done excellent and hard work on their videos with their great camera work and they have several million that subscribed to their channel. I’m sure it’s not always easy to keep this up everyday and then edit their video’s, it’s a lot of work.
@@JMarieCAlove He was a finance industry project manager and software development company owner before, obviously quality is expected.
I live in the UK. After watching this, I feel as if I’m living in the Stone Age!
It's surprising how much the Japanese electronic companies innovate, while so many corporate giants in the U.S & Europe simply capture market share, become huge and stop innovating - because of their overwhelming market share with no 'little or medium guys' to compete against.
Yup. I am also from the UK. Just over a decade ago I lived in Japan for a summer with my new inlaws. Some of the pre installed tech in their 1980 home is still not available or super rare in the UK.
Probably because 90% of the "innovations" in this video are just scientifically impossible. While there are some cool things in this video that the west should 100% adopt the rest are just scams. An air purifier that shoots plasma or a washing machine that makes super magic nano ions that somehow clean your clothes... give me a break lol.
@@rddubs it’s not nano ions, that more or less a translation trouble. I think they means ions which are very small particles and are used commonly in science today. Not magic at all. Not sure how the ions work to stop pollen but it is possible to use them in a washing machine.
@@staticbuilds7613 I agree with you, although I was exaggerating with the "magic" for effect. They easily could ionize particles in the wash, but as you said... why would you want to! My point generally is that many of these things that are being passed as innovations are either outright impossible or pointless scams.
My wife saw this video and we are now buying that damn Washer. My bank account is crying.
Lol. It shouldve been sponsored by the washer. Are you also in japan?
@@banshee1133 Yes haha
Hahahaha!
My condolence 💸
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I'd love to visit Japan once in my life.. it's my dream since I was a little kid... I really love your culture your country and nice places.. unfortunately I can't afford it yet!!
Respect from 🇬🇷
I am not from Greek nor Japane but i like both country they are beautiful ancient country with interesting cultures 🇬🇷🇯🇵💚
don't worry buddy, keep working and you'll be there in the future, believe in yourself ma man!
You can do it. It was my dream too and I saved as much as I could, made sacrifices and I travelled during 5 weeks all around Japan in 2019. Didn't have a big budget to spend, and when I got there I realized that it isn't that expensive as some people may say. I would definitely say, little towns and train rides are way more beautiful, charming and impactful than big cities.
Funny my dream is to visit Greece❤️ you can do it 💪🏻
@@albertoespinoza4607 can drink 5 nights in japan for the price of 1 here in aus. loved it.
Makes me want to replace all the appliances in my house with everything he showed.😅😅
Unless you're understand the language that you used technology.
Haha i feel you!!
The fact that I'm jealous of those dehumidifiers means I've officially gotten old.
dehumidifiers are very very very very bad for the environment.
@@xzaz2 Not if you live in a tropical extremely humid country.
@@shafaet1194 Yes also if you live in a humid country lol
@@xzaz2 but why?
Paolo you have to make this a series- Unique electronics from Japan, hell even the normal ones but with cool features
exactly.. I would watch that series in a heartbeat.. and because of his "day in the life of a..." I now follow Kimono mamas kitchen.. AMAZING woman :)
Same here
I agree
The number of feature stickers on each product is giving me anxiety
Same LOL
And...?
And I ALWAYS peel them off, including the stickers on Windows PC notebook computers of my friends'. They always hide theirs from me...
@@InTeCredo I stick them back on the back of the appliance incase I need to refer back to anything
The stickers are really important.
Ngl, the staff who helps Paolo is cute. 😌😌
I love the appliances! So cool! 😍
Stop perving out
He is! You can tell just by his eyes haha
@@smellypatel5272 the guy is just complimenting the staff dud.
This is sponsored so I’m sure the store send out their most ikemen staff to help Pablo lol
Beautiful eyes!
That greening feature for vegetables is BRILLIANT !!! I have a small window sill above the kitchen sink. I always place my fruits and vegetables in the sill; especially if they are not completely ripe. It works especially well for tomatoes, bananas and even celery. If it has roots or a stalk, I'll even place it in a dish with some water. This will greatly enhance the colour, flavor and juiciness of your produce. And it will survive for WEEKS instead of days. Celery and green onions are a perfect example as they tend to dry up and wilt. When you add water and sunlight they continue to stay fresh, crisp and will even sprout if left long enough. Adding this feature to the fridge is amazing.
I would move to Japan JUST for the appliances.
They’re vastly different from those we have here in The US and I need them all 😭
Paolo next week: Day in the life of Nojima sales staff.
This video was 2 hours to short!!! 😂 I would love to look at these kind of things more, the way you presented and described them all was really interesting and kept my engagement with the video the whole time.
When I lived in Japan, I loved to go and look at these sections in the stores.
You know you’re getting old when home appliances are so fascinating 😩 thanks Paolo for the awesome video!
True lol 😂
🤣🤣🤣🤣
I live in the US so I've always been impressed with Japanese technology. Showers, toilets and etc. This showed me a lot more. Not only that, but I was very impressed with the salesperson at this store too. Makes me want to move to Japan, just for the technology alone.
As if we needed more reasons to want to shift to Japan😭😭
Thank you Paolo!!
This dude making a vid about appliance shopping and I am here for it.
Paolo seriously love your videos and ur vibe watch ur videos in the morning and I have smile for the rest of the day seriously thank you keep up the amazing work
Glad you like them!
Keep up the great work really man
Day in the life of a garbage collector. Thank you !!
i wrote paolo a letter and asked that he would feature that!! WOW
I need these appliances in my life. As well as a Japanese toilet.
You meant bidet. Just saying you can instal 1 in your current toilet✌
@@bitcoinlife9227 oh no. I meant specifically a Japanese model toilet. 😀. I lived there and they simply have the best high end toilets in the word!!
@@camille2141 facts
💯👍
Thanks Paolo 4 ur info about household appliciances
I still remember over 12 years ago, I went to Japan and they already had Toto smart toilet when in the US , we were still struggling with the manual flush lol
😂😂😂
Paolo speaking Japanese is such a treat :D
Japan is 50 years in the future
at least
and 50 years in the past in terms of racism and being homogenous
have you ever been to Japan? You act like everyone's racist, which obviously they aren't...
@AntiSp00k WhiteLivesMatter Slavery? WTF? working hard and working is a group is not slavery! you get paid yes there a gender pay gap that's pretty bad but every country has it! and it is changing and the suicide numbers are tragic but again look at here in NI while not as high as Japan its was pretty bad for us coming out the the troubles with people only now coming to terms with what happened
@@GusFringsdecrepitVolvoV
We don't hate you😘
Japan makes fantastic appliances. Panasonic, SHARP, Mitsubishi Electric, Hitachi, Balmuda, and Iris Oyamha all make really cool products.
I have one of the SHARP Plasma cluster air purifiers.
Japan always has seemed to be a great people. I have never seen any problems with japanease. They are polite as hell and have always been smart with technology. I'm a nintendo kid so I know.
Japanese rice cookers: up to $1000, AI technology to analyze the rice and seemingly last forever
American rice cookers: $19.99 at Walmart, made-in-china, breaks-in-3-months
you can buy 50 rice cookers
Japanese rice cookers are also made in China bruh. You get what you pay for.
@@silveriver9 Not the high end ones
@@_w_w_ it's more likely than not that the highend ones are also made in China but for export to japan. It's the only way for jp companies to make a decent profit or be priced out of the market. Apple make high end phones in China. Ppl tend to think China only make low end. China makes alot of low end because there is demand for them all over the world. They also make the high end stuff too but are ppl as willing and ready to buy them?
@@silveriver9 Not facts.
As I'm watching your Videos, it makes my dream of living in Japan get bigger and bigger! I love Japan so much!
Thank you for all this content! :)
2:48
Him: let's go (in japanese)
Store clerk: ok (in english)
How the turntables
Its “how the tables turn”
Jk
7:23
Watch the the store clerk takes over the video and starts talking in English
@@ElvisRocking1 its the office baka
nice office reference man. way to drop a deuce on everybody
I'm so obsessed with all things Japanese especially their home appliances. I've observed that the Japanese may not have invented these appliances but, wow, they've perfected it and still keep improving. Same thing for cars, silk, etc. On my next visit I'd really like to buy a rice cooker. And now, as you've demonstrated, an air purifier and a fridge and washing machine.... Sometimes, Paolo, it's dangerous to watch you videos. 😉 Watching this in Jan 2023.
Hello from Australia :D my children and I love watching your videos, they're homeschooled so your videos help us with our studies of other cultures! You guys are very engaging for all ages. They have asked whether you could consider doing a "day in the life of a Japanese child in their spare time", they're interested in what activities, toys, interests, snacks etc a Japanese child might like. I loved this video, we do not have such smart tech in Australia, especially not fridges, given our hot climate though it would be so helpful!
Me asking Paolo if they do international shipping and change the Japanese to English??
Same!!
Same here
pleaseeeeeeee
The answer is no......
Probably not... and their warranties will be in japanese and only available for Japan. 😭😭😭 Hopefully, they'll expand internationally 🙏🙏🙏
And then maybe we can expect a "life of an appliance salesman "
We would love to see a Video on Different Foriegners Working in Japan
YES!
“This is the day in the life of a Filipina maid.”
That will not be a very good video.
Japan, please export these high tech appliances, they are awesome!
that is what i love about Japanese appliances..so cool and out of box concept..always creating appliances that can really make your life so easy!
One day you're young and the next you're watching a video on home appliances in Japan.
Uuujugthh
12:25 "Yeah, but you still has to clean that roller!"
12:42 "Of course they gonna have a fcking brush for that!!!"
They have every small things 😢😢
Those appliances are insane. My microwave chooses when it wants to spin and only heats up one side of my food.
Ops, mine too hehehe
Dude, that video was amazing! Please make more videos like these! People living outside Japan whats to know this and more. Thank you.
Our appliances in South Africa are at least 30 years behind in technology compared to Japanese appliances. The difference is so vast that you actually cannot even compare them remotely fairly.
The timing of this video is perfect. We’re just halfway through building our new family house in Japan, and are shopping for appliances now.
Both the air filter and the fridge you showed are very appealing to me...a little pricey but maybe worth it. As for the washer-drier combo though, although it looks hi-tech and awesome, my experience is that those combo units don’t dry all that well. Since people in Japan generally hang their clothes up to dry them, these units are more of a novelty than anything. (Only used during the rainy season?) I’ve been told the only way to really get clothes dry with a machine here is if you use gas. (Our new place will be all-electric, so we’ll be going for the highest rated stand-alone unit, as a second best option...)
Anyway, thanks for the ideas. 🍻
Come on, I think you need the microwave too. Is your house going to be traditional Japanese style, or crazy futuristic or what?
@@DoctorEbot hard question to answer...the construction style is traditional, but not the design. I’m posting videos on my channel, so check them out if you’re interested. 🍻
One of the best channels on youtube
I have to give a shout-out to John Daub Only in Japan. He's a really great host
Well! I never knew there are over fifty different kinds of rice! That's pretty cool, and that rice cooker is amazing!
If I recall correctly there are currently 40,000 cultivars of Asian rice, and that doesn’t include African rice and wild rice species
You can tell this video took A LOT of work to complete. We appreciate all your hard work!!!
Hats Off to the Salesman, he was so nice and helpful and so full of Knowledge
YOU SHOULD DO MORE OF THIS!! REALLY ENJOYED IT!
Fridge-san: I’ve determined this is how you’re going to use this food
Me: I mean...
Fridge-san: Did I stutter?
Me: bows down then leaves kitchen
when the sales person is not a 150kg guy with a ketchup stained T-shirt, baggy shorts, and white socks with running shoes. what a blessing!
I know. He looks like he could be the owner of the store.
is that the stereotype of the sales person in the united state ?
@@gianpaolozanconato5012 darn tooting
true
Where do you go appliance shopping
I'm new here and absolutely love your videos. I´m from Buenos Aires, Argentina and I went twice to Japan but you show things that normally you can't see when you are sightseeing.
Another fantastic video, Paolo, thanks. 0:46 The salesman's lovely eyes are spellbinding.
Kamado rice cooker is definitely the perfect souvenir to take home after a Japan trip. With its various functionality, I could only imagine how my mom would freak out. 😅😂
I used to live in Japan for three months and their washing machine in the apartment was so great that i want to bring it to the Philippines haha
Don't be shy paolo, tell us the prices 👀
Washer/Dryer: $2,932.39
Refrigerator: $3,112.38
Microwave Oven: $1,075.52
Rice Cooker: $542.35
Air Purifier: $1478.88
Total: $9,141.52
yeah this stuff is all high-end. (Paolo doesn’t mess around!). For the same, lower-end appliances, you can knock off one zero from all those prices. 😆
@@Jordan-inJapan still I think I wouldn't mind paying that much for that microwave, that thing is awesome!
@@DjRex28 l still be paying that much in Australia and lol you want get that kind of technology noooo way
@@DjRex28 thx was looking 4 the prices
i love how everything is all in 1. the efficiency. i want everything 🥲
The all in one washer dryer is gods gift to humanity ! I had one when I was in Spain and I loved it
Hello from Tokyo Japan ❤️
Everyone be happy and safe
Lol imagine being a satellite state for the west
@AccidentalGenius 7 hello 🥰
@@DanWick26 hello 🥰
@@smellypatel5272 😁
@@mydailylife122 pathetic, no real reply like a coward.
When he said floral white rice cooker I knew EXACTLY what he was talking about lol
I could watch videos about Japanese appliances all damn day!!!
I wouldn't be surprised if the refrigerator transformed into a Gundam and cook your dinner!
One day
None of the features have in Thailand
this is so cool!! i want all of these in my house 😭 also - i know it may be a bit difficult due to covid-19, but i'd LOVE to see "day in the life of a doctor / nurse / healthcare worker"!!
That washing machine would literally save you so much water and detergent and since you can fill it all the way to the top you can throw away the bottles right away and not have it take up space I love it
The washer/dryer is $2,932.39
Many Japanese detergents aren't in bottles, they are sold in eco-friendly plastic pouches.
@@DjRex28 According to google washing machines cost between $250 and $2,050; dryers cost anywhere from $200 to $1,750. If it is able to do both on the same scale as the most expensive mashines and as reliable as both too you´d save a bit of money and space :D. But yeah... it ain´t cheap.
I bought this washing machine in December
I use this only night with set up to finish at 6:00 am
And ´morning you take the warmed dried clothes after shower, it’s awesome.
But 3000 dollars 💵
Made in Japan 6year warranty
@@clafou1771 ughh I wish I'm so over my washer and dryer like im trying to have two in one 😫
i have a zojirushi rice cooker and it's so godly. i can never go back to eating rice cooked with other rice cookers now
Does anyone know how much costs shipping from Japan to UK? 😂 I'm in love with this fridge and washing machine!! Haha 😂
I know you will love my country products. How are you
@Christina Bonvillian really pls engligten me more. Thank you
It's not the shipping, it's the voltage difference. Japan is 100-110Volts, UK is 220-240V.
Now to figure out how to pack a fridge in my checked baggage! Fun video, would like to see more Japan household tech and also see the pricing on these items.
Guess I'll have to wait a day to watch this, captions are in japanese and i'm not quite good at that yet. -a deaf person
you can switch it to English
Yeah, I wish more UA-camrs would properly caption their videos. (I try to, but then again I’m not uploading long videos every week like Paolo.)
Yes, there is the auto-translation, but it’s usually pretty ridiculous.
@@Jordan-inJapan Since the video itself is in English it uses auto-generation, not translation, and that tends to be better.
@@SuperBobKing ah, thanks. that’s what I wanted to say. Auto-generation creates mixed results in my experience. But better when you’re dealing with one language at a time. For people like Paolo and I, it’s pretty much impossible to not mix Japanese words into our English. (And that does get some pretty hilarious results from auto-generate.)
I'm drooling at the thought of owning all these high tech appliances. I'm officially an adult.
I wish that these were available on the Australian market. Brilliant products.
I brought a combo washer/dyer for my condo because I had no space for the stackable washer& dryer type or two machines. It turns out all brands have them but in the USA, they are not promoted though they are available for purchase. You don't have to take out the wet clothes and transfers them to the dyer. It's amazing you put the dirty clothes in the machine then they come out clean and dry. This machine saved my back, the best purchase ever.
Oooooo, Paolo speaking Japanese!!! すごい!!! Haha!
I was thinking the same 🤣🤣🤣
Speaking Japanese is not that hard.
But, reading part is ....
@@NinjaMaruSensei I know, I'm N4.... but that was not the point of my comment anyway xD We never heard Paolo speak Japanese, he always skipped to the answer. This was the first time. I was just excited (＾▽＾)
I wonder if there’s an American version of Paolo on UA-cam where Japanese people watch a day in the life of a Regions banker from Idaho
Why Idaho?
It’s called Hollywood movies
Asians dont care about regular white folks.
They would be so bored if they watched my life haha
Pov: You looked at the staff's eyes once and now, you can't stop
Mesmering eyes! No wonder many Japanese customers can't walk out of the store without buying something.
What a coincidence! I Just bought the same model MR-MXD50G XT (Fridge) today in Nojima and will arrive this Sunday!
Him: "Oh! And the refrigerator have a BASIC touch panel"
Me (Who lives in Latam): Dude! That's Magic! THATS THE FUTURE! 🤯
"Basic" 🤣🤣🤣