Our First Week in Japan: Surviving a Typhoon, Tasting Local Foods, Yoga, Japanese Costco & More!
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- Опубліковано 18 вер 2024
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So fun! I love all the memories you are making durning this phase of your married life ❣️
@@lfootmattLightfoot-yi5ex we can’t wait for you to visit!
Love that you are finding your way! ❤
Its getting easier!
That's quite a first week. Glad your typhoon was just a baby. If you're not sure what to do with your time, maybe you could try to find an allergy-friendly Japanese cookery class? That might be fun for you and also teach us something. Maybe you could try teriyaki sauce instead of balsamic glaze or barbeque sauce?
That would be so fun, I will have to look into that!
Glad you guys made it to Costco, or "Kosutoko", like Japanese people say. 😉
Our favorite place lol!
Yeah Typhoon and other storm can be impressive in Japan (United States to in fact, I watched videos about tornado in the U.S.A. and that was quite terrifying ^^'''''')
Hope you enjoy your stay here.
Thanks for the video and stay safe guys.
Greetings from Belgium.
We are used to Tornados, so a Typhoon was scary to us! We are so thankful it was nothing major. Thanks for watching!
This is pretty good
Kumamoto Japan Travel Guide: 17 BEST Things To Do In Kumamoto Prefecture
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@@おにく-z8w this is so cool! Thank you so much!
Why do you expect everyone speaks to you in English while you clearly know you are in Japan as a guest.
It's THEM who are supposed to expect you to speak and understand Japanese language, not you to expect the others so that you can do anything easily.
@@Port712 sorry if you thought that. We don’t expect people to speak English at all. We are both trying our best to learn Japanese 😊