Irmão, Tava assistindo o vídeo e tive uma reação inesperada quando vi a parte do "Bolo de mandioca c/cocô". Acho que você colocou o acento no lugar errado kkkkk
Pão de queijo é bom, mas melhor ainda é o capotado de frango do estilo do interior de São Paulo, não tem igual, se vc comer algum dia beba acompanhado de um café ou guaraná, sustenta muito a fome
Apenas Um Caminho E este mundo está desaparecendo, juntamente com tudo o que as pessoas anseiam. Mas quem faz o que agrada a Deus viverá para sempre. -1 João 2:17 Um pastor que falava num funeral estava tentando explicar o que acontece depois de morrermos. Então, de repente, ele pensou em uma ilustração. Apontando para o caixão, ele disse: "aqui nesse caixão está apenas uma concha. A noz desapareceu.” Não correu como ele esperava. Quando morrermos, os nossos corpos vão para a terra, mas as nossas almas vão para a vida após a morte. Aqueles que depositaram sua fé em Jesus Cristo entrarão imediatamente na presença de Deus. uma garota olhou para seu pai com uma expressão triste e disse: "Papa, por que temos de morrer? Por que não podemos simplesmente flutuar para o céu?” É uma grande pergunta. A resposta é que, no Jardim do Éden, nunca foi intenção de Deus que as pessoas morressem. Não havia morte, nem dor, nem lágrimas. Mas porque nossos primeiros pais, Adão e Eva, pecaram, o pecado então entrou na raça humana. Eles se rebelaram contra Deus porque tinham vontade própria, e essa rebelião é chamada de pecado. E por causa desse pecado, agora temos a morte. Se Adão e Eva não tivessem pecado, nunca morreríamos, adoeceríamos ou mesmo envelheceríamos. Mas eles pecaram. E o pecado, como uma doença, entrou na raça humana. Todos nascemos com ela. Não somos pecadores porque pecamos; pecamos porque somos pecadores. Isso vem naturalmente para nós. A Bíblia diz: "Pois todos pecaram; todos nós estamos longe do glorioso padrão de Deus" (Romanos 3: 23) Se queremos ir para o céu, devemos ser perdoados dos nossos pecados. Não podemos ter a nossa própria ideia de como chegar ao céu. Na verdade, não saberíamos nada sobre o céu se não lêssemos sobre ele na Bíblia. Só há uma maneira de chegar ao céu, e é através do Filho de Deus, Jesus Cristo, que morreu na cruz por nós. Para os cristãos, a morte não é o fim. A Bíblia diz: "e este mundo está desaparecendo, juntamente com tudo o que as pessoas anseiam. Mas quem faz o que agrada a Deus viverá para sempre." (1 João 2: 17) Jesus disse: "Eu sou a ressurreição e a vida. Quem acredita em mim viverá, mesmo depois de morrer. Todo aquele que vive em mim e acredita em mim nunca morrerá." João 11:25-26 Há uma história de um casal caminhando na praia, então a mulher, disse: "Cuidado, tem abelhas na praia."Só então, o rapaz pisou em uma. O ferrão entrou no pé dele, que inchou um pouco. Jesus tomou o aguilhão da morte quando morreu na cruz. É por isso que a Bíblia nos diz: "a morte é engolida pela vitória. Ó morte, onde está a tua vitória? Ó morte, onde está o teu aguilhão?” (1 Coríntios 15:54-55) A morte morreu quando Cristo ressuscitou. E como cristãos, viveremos para sempre. Essa é a esperança que a Bíblia nos dá.
Hey George. Spaniard living in Brasil here. I visited Japan last year and I was extremely surprised with how many similarities you have with Brazilian culture. My friends think I’m crazy but honestly, flying to Japan from Brazil, many things felt very similar. Even Arigato sounds like Obrigado 😆😉
@@someadcstuff7670na verdade, o contato veio de antes. veio das grandes navegações, no século XV e XVI, quando os portugueses estavam indo para a Índia, eles também aportaram na cidade de Nagasaki.
@@someadcstuff7670Japanese does not have a lot of Portuguese words only a little bit of it. Besides the Portuguese Traders and their Roman Catholic missionaries by the Jesuits on Japanese soil since 1543 through 1638 all made “Bad History on Japan”. I dislike both Spain and Portugal for wanting to conquer Japan as they were conquering the two American continents.🤬👎
George, you should visit the café Paulista (カフェーパウリスタ) in Ginza. It's the oldest kissaten in Tokyo, opened during the end of the Meiji era. The owner helped Japanese people migrate to Brazil and, in exchange, the Brazilian government gave him tons of coffee beans that he used to open the coffee shop
Only One Way And this world is fading away, along with everything that people crave. But anyone who does what pleases God will live forever. -1 John 2:17 A pastor who was speaking at a funeral service was trying to explain what happens after we die. Then he suddenly thought of an illustration. Motioning toward the casket, he said, “Here in this casket lies just a shell. The nut is gone.” It didn’t go the way he expected it to. When we die, our bodies will go into the ground, but our souls will enter the afterlife. Those who have put their faith in Jesus Christ will immediately go into the presence of God. Years ago, one girl looked at his dad with a sad expression and said, “Papa, why do we have to die? Why can’t we just float up to Heaven?” That’s a great question. The answer is that in the Garden of Eden, it never was God’s intention for people to die. There was no death, no pain, and no tears. But because our first parents, Adam and Eve, sinned, sin then entered the human race. They rebelled against God because they had a will of their own, and that rebellion is called sin. And because of that sin, we now have death. If Adam and Eve had not sinned, we never would die, get sick, or even age. But they did sin. And sin, like a disease, entered the human race. We were all born with it. We are not sinners because we sin; we sin because we are sinners. It comes naturally to us. The Bible says, “For everyone has sinned; we all fall short of God’s glorious standard” (Romans 3:23) If we want to go to Heaven, then we must be forgiven of our sins. We can’t come up with our own idea of how to get to Heaven. In fact, we wouldn’t know anything about Heaven if we didn’t read about it in the Bible. There is only one way to get to Heaven, and that is through God’s Son, Jesus Christ, who died on the cross for us. For Christians, death is not the end. The Bible says, “And this world is fading away, along with everything that people crave. But anyone who does what pleases God will live forever” (1 John 2:17) Jesus said, “I am the resurrection and the life. Anyone who believes in me will live, even after dying. Everyone who lives in me and believes in me will never ever die” John 11:25-26 Awhile back a woman and a man were walking on the beach, and the wife said, “Be careful, there are bees on the beach.” Just then, the guy stepped on one. The stinger went into his foot, which swelled a little. Jesus took the sting of death when He died on the cross. That is why Bible tells us, “Death is swallowed up in victory. O death, where is your victory? O death, where is your sting?” (1 Corinthians 15:54-55) Death died when Christ rose. And as Christians, we will live forever. That is the hope the Bible gives us
@@GeorgeJapan Please do! I found out about this coffee place a few days ago and, surprisingly, there is almost no content of that place even it being the oldest coffee place in Tokyo!
It's so good to know that Brazil has left such good memories for you, George. It's great to see that you've kept a lot of words from Brazilian Portuguese. Very good video. I really enjoyed it! 🇧🇷💕
I am hungry now 😂, I remember your videos when you were to Brazil the Brazilian food look amazingly good 🤤🤤🤤. Thanks for the video George, greetings from Belgium.
Thank you for your Brazil themed videos. I briefly met one Brazilian Japanese person and have been curious about the connections and relationship between those two countries.
I think it makes sense that people from places like the Philippines or Indonesia like stuff like cassava and coconut cakes. I live in Ottawa, Canada, and I like going to a Filipino bakery, they have a dessert that is a lot like Brazilian pudim and they seem to work with some of the same ingredients that Brazil does. Thanks for the awesome video, that was really interesting to see!
@@silviastanziola659The Philippines have a lot of sugarcane. That’s why we don’t cut back on the sugar. And not only desserts, but even some savory recipes like a few adobo recipes has sugar.
Pão de Queijo is extremely delicious and its my favorite food! You can cut and put a little bit of butter in the middle as well its the perfect combination you should try it!
Hi George! I am glad to see you back at UA-cam! Even more after watching this video that shows your meeting with some members of the Brazilian community in Japan. I am sure now that you really appreciated your trip to Brazil last year and enjoyed the contact with many Brazilians of Japanese ascent in São Paulo. I hope you can return in the near future and spend a longer time here.
I’m back! Thank you for watching :) Yes my trip to Brazil made me realize how beautiful and amazing country Brazil is. I’ll definitely go back to Brazil again 🇧🇷
Your Brazilian saga was your best. All your Brazilian hosts were very kind and treated you (and us by extension) so well. It was clear you enjoyed your time there the most.
Your video is so great, George!! I really liked to know there is a Brazilian community in Gunma! I feel so happy when you talk about Brazil and when you speak Portuguese! Come back to Brazil when you can! 😄
Hey George, last week i've found out about your channel through your videos on the Liberdade, and since then i've been whatching all your videos, your content it's great, and you're such a nice person! O Brasil te ama, George ❤
Your English is good,George!My first time to see your video,In famima they used to have Brazilian snacks and Guaraná🇧🇷& Inca Kola🇵🇪But seems it's gone,ok. Come back again to our big feira , you'll definitely like there ,not only Brazil but worldwide gourmet you could enjoy at one place!C u around!!
1:18 This outgoing Brazilian guy speaks pretty good Japanese, but the cake's Portuguese name is written incorrectly. Instead of CÔCO (coconut) it says COCÔ (sh....t). Be careful, Thiago!!! But despite that, you are doing a great job in Japan!! 頑張ってね!!!👏👏👏
@@GeorgeJapan I was wondering how come he grows mandioca (cassava tree) , which is supposed to be a tropical plant, in Japan!! And not in Okinawa, but in Gunma!!😳
GEORGIE!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤😄🌝🎆🎁🎊🎊🏁🏁🍱🍟🍔🍕🍹🍸🍳🍡🍜🍭🍮🍰🍧🍨🎂🎖🏅🍾🍾🍾🍾😂 SOOOO GLAD YOU ARE BACK! Well, I know you were not 'lost' but I (all of your fans I suspect) felt abandoned...😢😣 dejected...😞... and so sad 😥 without our favourite intrepid explorer from the number one land, so easy peasey Japanesy! I think I am very tired, starting to not make sense!😳 Anyway, also, I love learning some Japanese words, like oishi, along the way. Arrogato gozimas, Georgie the Godzilla of travel docos!😇😀🐨❤
hi George, your videos are still informative and an escape from the stressful news in the past few days, stay safe and thank you for the positive stories ❤
What a great video ❤ Seems a wonderful town indeed. I'm amazed by the fact that you still remember Portuguese Brazilian terms after so many months, and your pronunciation is pretty good and accurate as well 👍 hats off.
awesome video guys, an amazing example of Brazil's community living in Japan for which I didn't have any idea. Hey George, Cheers mate. abraço a turma do Japão, Chissington, Surrey, UK
hey George! Thanks for visiting Oizumi machi and showing us all the most brazilian city in Japan!! I lived there for about 1 and a half year... good times i had there... hope you enjoyed brazilian food again. obrigado!
You are so cute! Thank you for sharing this video. 💕 Unfortunately, I didn’t have time to go when we were there mid October. Next time for sure we’ll visit Gunma. Even because I need to try those “pão-de-queijo” 😅 I do know how to make the best pao-de-queijo, but only if I have a good brand “polvilho”… 😂 I watched the video of you eating Brazilian BBQ in Campinas with your friend, you had a good time. 😊 Have a blessed day/night! 🙏
De que lugar você é? digo isso pq sou de sp e a colonia ta mais aqui e no parana. Mas descobri ha pouco tempo que Campo Grande tem uma enorme colonia e o Soba japones é comida tipica do mato grosso, tem até barracas tipo dogão.
"Cheesy peasy Japanesey" - George you are just the best! Seriously, you are one of my all-time favourite UA-camrs and I've been watching UA-cam since around 2006
彼は「うんちケーキ」と書いたwwwww「bolo de cocô」 正しくは「bolo de coco」と書きます。 Tentei ao máximo com o meu japonês de google translate, George. Amo seus vídeos!!!!! Muito bom conteudo.
I was a George follower when he was in Brazil, then, I lost interest when he started to visit other countries. Suddenly, his video pop up in my youtube! YEY!
Maebashi is probably one of the top places I would enjoy living long term in Japan. Layered multi culture areas are a joy to experience anywhere you can find them.
@@GeorgeJapan I’m looking forward to it. I’m starting to learn on how to create videos on youtube. My content most likely are Brazilian Jiujitsu, food and fitness workouts. I hope you’ll like and subscribe to my channel. More power to you 👍🏼
Hi George 👋 cool video! I also miss Brazil, I lived there for three years, Brazilian food is delicious 😋 I learned how to make food with Brazilian seasoning but unfortunately I'm not good at cooking 🤭
Onde moro😂 Compro mandica do estacionamento do Takara, nao sabia que tinha no Acougue Matsumoto. Gastei muuuuito em carnes no Matsumoto😂 Obrigada por visitar Oizumi, nao e uma cidade turistica mas e facil de se morar.
4:09 aaaah! Pão de queijo! I don’t know anyone here in south Brazil who doesn’t like it XD 4:38 omg I never realized that Japan didn’t have pastel (or that is not common), I think if I could, I would chose to eat cheese in everything XD I love cheese 4:58 never tried caldo de cana, it’s not that common here in the south, but guaraná is my favorite soda, way better than Coca Cola in my opinion (not a popular opinion tho) Here in Rio Grande do Sul it’s really common for families and friends to make churrasco every Sunday, I love it but not that often XD I think I’m not a very common rio grandense (who was born in Rio Grande do Sul). Thank you so much for doing this video, it makes me very happy! Also, I’m more of a sweets person, so if you have the chance, try “brigadeiro” 👀 it’s my favorite sweet from here. Lots of love from Brazil ❤
Moço além de ser simpático, animado, elogiar comida brasileira (saúdem a rainha mandioca, heheh), tu é bonito hein 😄 Parabéns pelo conteúdo, ótimo vídeo!
This video makes me extremely leaning towards visiting Japan. I'm a huge fan of music and some aspects of Japanese culture, but what bothers me the most in it is how can there be places that simply don't allow your admission if you're not Japanese. This, coming from a Brazilian, a country that embraces all nationalities and cultures, basically comes across as offensive. That being said, I'm happy you guys loved aspects of our culture so much, that you decided to embrace it. So that makes me kinda proud too. Glad you had lots of fun and a mouthful of our delicacies!
Foreigners who try to interject themselves into local communities without knowledge of local language, customs, and culture will be disliked for sure. Some local places only speak Japanese. So they don't want people who cannot read a Japanese menu. Do you really believe Japanese locals enjoy watching a Brazilian ghetto? This community is about Brazilians who've fail to learn Japanese language, assimilate culturally, and integrate socially. Japanese Descendants who are integrated in Japanese society work in banking, IT, aviation, medicine, education. They purposely stay away from the Brazilian community because they're bad influence. And you have an entire generation of Japanese people who've grown up watching and hearing about Brazilians getting arrested for car jacking, home invasion, shop-lifting, looting, and drug dealing. They're usually Brazilian husbands of Japanese Descendants. It's why Japan has been intentionally reducing the number of Brazilian nationals by tightening visa requirements. Crime in these ghettos was so bad we even had to pay Brazilians to leave Japan after the Global Financial Crisis.
you should try adding "molho de pimenta" (hot sauce) in Brazilian snacks (especially coxinha and enroladinho de salsicha): it's what really sets them apart from other snacks. Next time you get the opportunity, ask for it. You won't regret it 😎
Olá , George! *Você deveria ter recebido um cache pela propaganda gratuita do supermercado Takara* !😆P.S.: eu sou descendente de japoneses, mas gosto de taiko, mas muito japoneses gostam de samba e carnaval e o Carnaval de Asakusa é um dos maiores do mundo!
Loved to video, always like to see the communities people make in other countries Small correction though, it's "Liberdade", not "Liberdage", Liberdade means Freedom, or 自由
4:33 Fun thing about Pastel being sold in Japan as a Brazilian pastry is that it is an invention of the japanese community in Brazil, and it's an adaptation of the spring roll.
kkk.... Passou o vídeo todo comendo .... kkkk vai engordar desse jeito ....... Muito bom.. a comida é uma ótima forma de matar a saudades do Brasil....
That's super cool! And Brazil Town is near Haruna and Akagi (and all the racetracks) so we can even visit Initial D locations then eat wekk some BBQ in Oizumi lol.
1:19 "Bolo mandica c/ cocô" It's supposed to be "mandioca" (cassava) and "coco" (coconut). Putting that circumflex accent on the second O means "poop". Yeah, "coco" = coconut, "cocô" = shit 😂 I'm not kidding.
Obrigado pela visita meu amigo George!
Espero ter oportunidade de encontra dinovo!
Todos gostaram de você e seu sorriso!
Boa sorte no seu trabalho 🍀
Obrigado por assistir, Thiago! キャッサバケーキ美味しかったです😋 ありがとうございました！また会いましょう🇯🇵🇧🇷
Qual é seu Instagram?
Quando eu for visitar o Japão, com certeza vou passar por Gunma!!!
Irmão,
Tava assistindo o vídeo e tive uma reação inesperada quando vi a parte do "Bolo de mandioca c/cocô". Acho que você colocou o acento no lugar errado kkkkk
Sucesso, nihon brother
Estou na Austrália e aqui é chato pra caramba pra achar essas comidas brasileiras
Quase chorei assistindo, saudades demais de um bom pão de queijo!
Tenta fazer em casa, improvisa os ingredientes que não encontrar.
@@BelladonnaRiley quejo com vaca gigante
q desgraça é essa eu n esperava achar tu num video como esses kkkkkkkk
Pão de queijo é bom, mas melhor ainda é o capotado de frango do estilo do interior de São Paulo, não tem igual, se vc comer algum dia beba acompanhado de um café ou guaraná, sustenta muito a fome
@@BelladonnaRileypolvilho azedo, queijo, ovos, impossível não ter lá né
Muito legal ver Brasil e Japão juntos. A cultura japonesa é admirável.
Obrigada pelo conteúdo deste vídeo.
Obrigado por assistir!🇧🇷
Apenas Um Caminho
E este mundo está desaparecendo, juntamente com tudo o que as pessoas anseiam. Mas quem faz o que agrada a Deus viverá para sempre.
-1 João 2:17
Um pastor que falava num funeral estava tentando explicar o que acontece depois de morrermos. Então, de repente, ele pensou em uma ilustração. Apontando para o caixão, ele disse: "aqui nesse caixão está apenas uma concha. A noz desapareceu.”
Não correu como ele esperava.
Quando morrermos, os nossos corpos vão para a terra, mas as nossas almas vão para a vida após a morte. Aqueles que depositaram sua fé em Jesus Cristo entrarão imediatamente na presença de Deus.
uma garota olhou para seu pai com uma expressão triste e disse: "Papa, por que temos de morrer? Por que não podemos simplesmente flutuar para o céu?”
É uma grande pergunta. A resposta é que, no Jardim do Éden, nunca foi intenção de Deus que as pessoas morressem. Não havia morte, nem dor, nem lágrimas. Mas porque nossos primeiros pais, Adão e Eva, pecaram, o pecado então entrou na raça humana.
Eles se rebelaram contra Deus porque tinham vontade própria, e essa rebelião é chamada de pecado. E por causa desse pecado, agora temos a morte. Se Adão e Eva não tivessem pecado, nunca morreríamos, adoeceríamos ou mesmo envelheceríamos.
Mas eles pecaram. E o pecado, como uma doença, entrou na raça humana. Todos nascemos com ela. Não somos pecadores porque pecamos; pecamos porque somos pecadores. Isso vem naturalmente para nós. A Bíblia diz: "Pois todos pecaram; todos nós estamos longe do glorioso padrão de Deus"
(Romanos 3: 23)
Se queremos ir para o céu, devemos ser perdoados dos nossos pecados. Não podemos ter a nossa própria ideia de como chegar ao céu. Na verdade, não saberíamos nada sobre o céu se não lêssemos sobre ele na Bíblia.
Só há uma maneira de chegar ao céu, e é através do Filho de Deus, Jesus Cristo, que morreu na cruz por nós.
Para os cristãos, a morte não é o fim. A Bíblia diz: "e este mundo está desaparecendo, juntamente com tudo o que as pessoas anseiam. Mas quem faz o que agrada a Deus viverá para sempre."
(1 João 2: 17)
Jesus disse: "Eu sou a ressurreição e a vida. Quem acredita em mim viverá, mesmo depois de morrer. Todo aquele que vive em mim e acredita em mim nunca morrerá."
João 11:25-26
Há uma história de um casal caminhando na praia, então a mulher, disse: "Cuidado, tem abelhas na praia."Só então, o rapaz pisou em uma. O ferrão entrou no pé dele, que inchou um pouco.
Jesus tomou o aguilhão da morte quando morreu na cruz. É por isso que a Bíblia nos diz: "a morte é engolida pela vitória. Ó morte, onde está a tua vitória? Ó morte, onde está o teu aguilhão?”
(1 Coríntios 15:54-55)
A morte morreu quando Cristo ressuscitou. E como cristãos, viveremos para sempre. Essa é a esperança que a Bíblia nos dá.
@BoycottUGSDDiscernment Bom dia! O idioma é português do Brasil.
You can leave Brazil, but Brazil will never leave your heart! ❤
Obrigado ❤️🇧🇷
I hope it does leave my heart, I don't want anything unhealthy in my organs.
Hey George. Spaniard living in Brasil here. I visited Japan last year and I was extremely surprised with how many similarities you have with Brazilian culture. My friends think I’m crazy but honestly, flying to Japan from Brazil, many things felt very similar. Even Arigato sounds like Obrigado 😆😉
Thank you for watching! Haha yeah Arigatou literally sounds like Obrigado😆
also japan has a lot of words that came from portuguese. Really, A LOT, bc of contact they had with portuguese back in 19th century if im not mistaken
@@someadcstuff7670na verdade, o contato veio de antes.
veio das grandes navegações, no século XV e XVI, quando os portugueses estavam indo para a Índia, eles também aportaram na cidade de Nagasaki.
@@someadcstuff7670Japanese does not have a lot of Portuguese words only a little bit of it. Besides the Portuguese Traders and their Roman Catholic missionaries by the Jesuits on Japanese soil since 1543 through 1638 all made “Bad History on Japan”. I dislike both Spain and Portugal for wanting to conquer Japan as they were conquering the two American continents.🤬👎
Two completely different cultures.
George, you should visit the café Paulista (カフェーパウリスタ) in Ginza. It's the oldest kissaten in Tokyo, opened during the end of the Meiji era. The owner helped Japanese people migrate to Brazil and, in exchange, the Brazilian government gave him tons of coffee beans that he used to open the coffee shop
Oh wow! Thanks for letting me know, I’ll definitely check it out :)
@@GeorgeJapan Yes! I've seen a couple of videos about this place and the story behind it. Very interesting!
Yes! I've seen a couple of videos about this place and the story behind it. Very interesting!
Only One Way
And this world is fading away, along with everything that people crave. But anyone who does what pleases God will live forever.
-1 John 2:17
A pastor who was speaking at a funeral service was trying to explain what happens after we die. Then he suddenly thought of an illustration. Motioning toward the casket, he said, “Here in this casket lies just a shell. The nut is gone.”
It didn’t go the way he expected it to.
When we die, our bodies will go into the ground, but our souls will enter the afterlife. Those who have put their faith in Jesus Christ will immediately go into the presence of God.
Years ago, one girl looked at his dad with a sad expression and said, “Papa, why do we have to die? Why can’t we just float up to Heaven?”
That’s a great question. The answer is that in the Garden of Eden, it never was God’s intention for people to die. There was no death, no pain, and no tears. But because our first parents, Adam and Eve, sinned, sin then entered the human race.
They rebelled against God because they had a will of their own, and that rebellion is called sin. And because of that sin, we now have death. If Adam and Eve had not sinned, we never would die, get sick, or even age.
But they did sin. And sin, like a disease, entered the human race. We were all born with it. We are not sinners because we sin; we sin because we are sinners. It comes naturally to us. The Bible says, “For everyone has sinned; we all fall short of God’s glorious standard”
(Romans 3:23)
If we want to go to Heaven, then we must be forgiven of our sins. We can’t come up with our own idea of how to get to Heaven. In fact, we wouldn’t know anything about Heaven if we didn’t read about it in the Bible.
There is only one way to get to Heaven, and that is through God’s Son, Jesus Christ, who died on the cross for us.
For Christians, death is not the end. The Bible says, “And this world is fading away, along with everything that people crave. But anyone who does what pleases God will live forever”
(1 John 2:17)
Jesus said, “I am the resurrection and the life. Anyone who believes in me will live, even after dying. Everyone who lives in me and believes in me will never ever die”
John 11:25-26
Awhile back a woman and a man were walking on the beach, and the wife said, “Be careful, there are bees on the beach.” Just then, the guy stepped on one. The stinger went into his foot, which swelled a little.
Jesus took the sting of death when He died on the cross. That is why Bible tells us, “Death is swallowed up in victory. O death, where is your victory? O death, where is your sting?”
(1 Corinthians 15:54-55)
Death died when Christ rose. And as Christians, we will live forever. That is the hope the Bible gives us
@@GeorgeJapan Please do! I found out about this coffee place a few days ago and, surprisingly, there is almost no content of that place even it being the oldest coffee place in Tokyo!
Feliz em te ver falando novamente do Brasil!
Nós te amamos aqui, George ♡
Obrigado por assistir!❤️🇧🇷
George já é brasileiro! Famoso japa de são paulo :) @@GeorgeJapan
O brasileiro ganhando a vida plantando mandioca no Japão, fodasse!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Caralho como eu amo o brasileiro, sério ❤❤❤❤❤
Bom dms, deve ser cobrado pra caramba trabalhar la, muito respeito cara, japao nao e brincadeira de se viver nao...
Meu sonho é plantar mandioca lá no Japão também =(
Nao ta plantando nem aqui kk
I really love this new series of “ Japanese towns/ cities“. Great content!!
Thank you for watching! :) Glad you like it!
It's so good to know that Brazil has left such good memories for you, George.
It's great to see that you've kept a lot of words from Brazilian Portuguese.
Very good video. I really enjoyed it! 🇧🇷💕
Thank you for watching! :) I love Brazil❤️🇧🇷
This is so fun! Thank you for showing us this slice of Brazil in Japan!
Thank you for watching!🇧🇷🇯🇵
I am hungry now 😂, I remember your videos when you were to Brazil the Brazilian food look amazingly good 🤤🤤🤤.
Thanks for the video George, greetings from Belgium.
Thank you for watching! :) Haha this video made me hungry too😂 Brazilian food is so delicious🇧🇷
Thank you for your Brazil themed videos. I briefly met one Brazilian Japanese person and have been curious about the connections and relationship between those two countries.
I think it makes sense that people from places like the Philippines or Indonesia like stuff like cassava and coconut cakes. I live in Ottawa, Canada, and I like going to a Filipino bakery, they have a dessert that is a lot like Brazilian pudim and they seem to work with some of the same ingredients that Brazil does. Thanks for the awesome video, that was really interesting to see!
Thank you for watching! That’s really interesting, but in my opinion, Most Filipino desserts are a lot sweeter than Brazilian ones haha
@@GeorgeJapan I didn’t think it was possible to get sweeter desserts than the Brazilian ones!!
@@silviastanziola659The Philippines have a lot of sugarcane. That’s why we don’t cut back on the sugar. And not only desserts, but even some savory recipes like a few adobo recipes has sugar.
The dessert similar to pudim?in the Philippines we call that "leche flan". And yes, we also have lots of varieties of cassava cakes, bread, and chips.
Pão de Queijo is extremely delicious and its my favorite food! You can cut and put a little bit of butter in the middle as well its the perfect combination you should try it!
Ah that sounds delicious! I should give it a try next time :)
Keep these videos coming! Would love to explore all of Japan thru you!
Thank you for watching! :) Yes let’s explore Japan together 🇯🇵
adorei ver essa visão do lado oposto da cultura haha
quando você veio para o Brasil eu morava na Liberdade e você gravou na frente da minha casa haha
Hi George! I am glad to see you back at UA-cam! Even more after watching this video that shows your meeting with some members of the Brazilian community in Japan. I am sure now that you really appreciated your trip to Brazil last year and enjoyed the contact with many Brazilians of Japanese ascent in São Paulo. I hope you can return in the near future and spend a longer time here.
I’m back! Thank you for watching :) Yes my trip to Brazil made me realize how beautiful and amazing country Brazil is. I’ll definitely go back to Brazil again 🇧🇷
Your Brazilian saga was your best. All your Brazilian hosts were very kind and treated you (and us by extension) so well. It was clear you enjoyed your time there the most.
Thank you for watching! :) Yes I had a very good time there because of them🇧🇷
George, it is nice to see that you really enjoyed the Brazilian food!!! Very nice trip!
Thank you for watching! :) I love Brazilian food🇧🇷🍖
Your video is so great, George!! I really liked to know there is a Brazilian community in Gunma! I feel so happy when you talk about Brazil and when you speak Portuguese! Come back to Brazil when you can! 😄
Thank you Dani! :) I’ll definitely go back to Brazil and let’s hang out there again🇧🇷
Sure, George! Let's hangout here again!! 😄
Thank you for showing this brazilian town in Japan for us and thank you for being so lovely about Brazil.
Thank you for watching! :)
good video. It's very difficult to see some Japanese people talking about Brazil, and it's great that you put prices in R$ too!
Very happy to have watched your channel when it was unknown. I learn a lot and got to see parts of the world through your views, thank you.
Hey George, last week i've found out about your channel through your videos on the Liberdade, and since then i've been whatching all your videos, your content it's great, and you're such a nice person!
O Brasil te ama, George ❤
Obrigado! :) That means a lot to me😊
I like the enthusiasm and appreciation you displayed for our cultural culinary. Thanks for spreading the way of Guaraná
Your English is good,George!My first time to see your video,In famima they used to have Brazilian snacks and Guaraná🇧🇷& Inca Kola🇵🇪But seems it's gone,ok. Come back again to our big feira , you'll definitely like there ,not only Brazil but worldwide gourmet you could enjoy at one place!C u around!!
Thank you for watching! :) I’ll definitely go back there again 🇧🇷
Wow, I loved the video!! Thank you very much! George san, when will you be back in Brazil?? We miss you..
Thank you for watching! :) I miss Brazil too🇧🇷 Hopefully after 2024.
Thank you George. I love learning something new about Japan. You are a great teacher. From Germany with Love ☮
Vielen Dank fürs Zuschauen! :)
Great video, man! It brings me back to those adventures you had in Brazil. Love Japan!
O Japonês mais brasileiro que eu já vi, o maluco manja. Até a farofinha na feijoada haha, brabo exaltando nossa cultura. Saudações brasileira.
Great video George, as a Brazilian I can say you got a pretty good understanding of our culture, favorite dishes, snacks and habits. Love It!
1:18 This outgoing Brazilian guy speaks pretty good Japanese, but the cake's Portuguese name is written incorrectly. Instead of CÔCO (coconut) it says COCÔ (sh....t). Be careful, Thiago!!! But despite that, you are doing a great job in Japan!!
頑張ってね!!!👏👏👏
You are right that's written wrong, but the correct form is COCO, without the ^ .
Yeah he speaks very good Japanese! Oh no …😂 Thiago is super nice man and doing hard work. I wish him all the best.
@@Dani_RdM OK, new ortographic rules. But better CÔCO than COCÔ, don't you think?🤣
@@GeorgeJapan
I was wondering how come he grows mandioca (cassava tree) , which is supposed to be a tropical plant, in Japan!! And not in Okinawa, but in Gunma!!😳
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GEORGIE!!! 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤😄🌝🎆🎁🎊🎊🏁🏁🍱🍟🍔🍕🍹🍸🍳🍡🍜🍭🍮🍰🍧🍨🎂🎖🏅🍾🍾🍾🍾😂
SOOOO GLAD YOU ARE BACK!
Well, I know you were not 'lost' but I (all of your fans I suspect) felt abandoned...😢😣 dejected...😞... and so sad 😥 without our favourite intrepid explorer from the number one land, so easy peasey Japanesy!
I think I am very tired, starting to not make sense!😳
Anyway, also, I love learning some Japanese words, like oishi, along the way.
Arrogato gozimas, Georgie the Godzilla of travel docos!😇😀🐨❤
Sorry for not posting any videos so long, but I’m back! Arigatou for watching 😊
hi George, your videos are still informative and an escape from the stressful news in the past few days, stay safe and thank you for the positive stories ❤
Thank you for watching!😊
I love you're videos man ❤ keep it up
Thank you for watching! :)
Seeing those cassava treats made my mouth water! Filipinos love cassava treats as well!
Japanese people should try those more!
What a great video ❤ Seems a wonderful town indeed.
I'm amazed by the fact that you still remember Portuguese Brazilian terms after so many months, and your pronunciation is pretty good and accurate as well 👍 hats off.
Thank you for watching! :) Of course, I can’t forget those terms because I used them so many times in Brazil haha
awesome video guys,
an amazing example of Brazil's community living in Japan for which I didn't have any idea.
Hey George, Cheers mate.
abraço a turma do Japão,
Chissington, Surrey, UK
hey George! Thanks for visiting Oizumi machi and showing us all the most brazilian city in Japan!! I lived there for about 1 and a half year... good times i had there... hope you enjoyed brazilian food again. obrigado!
Amazing. Japan is much more diverse than I expected.
It’s getting more diverse now :)
You are so cute! Thank you for sharing this video. 💕
Unfortunately, I didn’t have time to go when we were there mid October. Next time for sure we’ll visit Gunma. Even because I need to try those “pão-de-queijo” 😅
I do know how to make the best pao-de-queijo, but only if I have a good brand “polvilho”… 😂
I watched the video of you eating Brazilian BBQ in Campinas with your friend, you had a good time. 😊
Have a blessed day/night! 🙏
It's so nice to see you saying good things about Brazil, Brazilians and our food. Thank you.
Thankyou for the awesome video again man! 😁 food in the restaurant looked very tasty!
Thank you for watching! :) Their food was amazing 🍖
Very nice, George, you made a good portrait of Brazilian food, very correct, no lies at all
George. It's amazing. You really learned how to say farofa in Portuguese. Congratulations. Come back to Brazil soon❤
You are so charismatic, polite and happy. 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽
Obrigado por apreciar nossa culinária e nosso estilo de vida!😅
Muito bom ver essa união de Japão e Brasil
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De que lugar você é? digo isso pq sou de sp e a colonia ta mais aqui e no parana. Mas descobri ha pouco tempo que Campo Grande tem uma enorme colonia e o Soba japones é comida tipica do mato grosso, tem até barracas tipo dogão.
"Cheesy peasy Japanesey" - George you are just the best! Seriously, you are one of my all-time favourite UA-camrs and I've been watching UA-cam since around 2006
彼は「うんちケーキ」と書いたwwwww「bolo de cocô」
正しくは「bolo de coco」と書きます。
Tentei ao máximo com o meu japonês de google translate, George. Amo seus vídeos!!!!! Muito bom conteudo.
Very nice video as well George! Greetings from Brazil!
Thank you for watching! :)🇧🇷
Aprendeu certinho quando veio ao Brasil, George. Virei inscrito, parabéns pelo conteúdo top.
Your brazilian accent is so good! Great vids, you're a really nice person :)
I was a George follower when he was in Brazil, then, I lost interest when he started to visit other countries. Suddenly, his video pop up in my youtube! YEY!
Thank you for watching! :)🇧🇷
We miss you, George!
You're the best!
I’m back! Thank you😊
Amazing!!! I just loved to see this city ❤❤❤ so happy to know that Brazilians can go there to eat some comfort food ❤
Thank you for watching! :) Yeah right! Such a lovely and peaceful place as well
Maebashi is probably one of the top places I would enjoy living long term in Japan. Layered multi culture areas are a joy to experience anywhere you can find them.
Great video George. I’ve only known Gunma Prefecture because of Initial D. Looking forward for your future videos.
Thank you for watching! Another new video is coming soon :)
@@GeorgeJapan I’m looking forward to it. I’m starting to learn on how to create videos on youtube. My content most likely are Brazilian Jiujitsu, food and fitness workouts. I hope you’ll like and subscribe to my channel. More power to you 👍🏼
Brazil loves you, George. Keep it up!
Obrigado :) I love Brazil too🇧🇷
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Hi George 👋 cool video! I also miss Brazil, I lived there for three years, Brazilian food is delicious 😋 I learned how to make food with Brazilian seasoning but unfortunately I'm not good at cooking 🤭
Thank you for watching! :) Yes Brazilian food is delicious. Haha I’m not good at cooking too
Onde moro😂
Compro mandica do estacionamento do Takara, nao sabia que tinha no Acougue Matsumoto.
Gastei muuuuito em carnes no Matsumoto😂
Obrigada por visitar Oizumi, nao e uma cidade turistica mas e facil de se morar.
Very nice video! I really hope to visit this city in the future!
Hi George! It is so nice to see you 😍! Sems to me you liked Brazilian culture. You are always welcome among us. Bjus 😘
Obrigado por assistir! I love Brazil❤️🇧🇷
I loved it!! The food looks delicious!
Thank you for watching! :) The food was amazing 🇧🇷🍖
4:09 aaaah! Pão de queijo! I don’t know anyone here in south Brazil who doesn’t like it XD
4:38 omg I never realized that Japan didn’t have pastel (or that is not common), I think if I could, I would chose to eat cheese in everything XD I love cheese
4:58 never tried caldo de cana, it’s not that common here in the south, but guaraná is my favorite soda, way better than Coca Cola in my opinion (not a popular opinion tho)
Here in Rio Grande do Sul it’s really common for families and friends to make churrasco every Sunday, I love it but not that often XD I think I’m not a very common rio grandense (who was born in Rio Grande do Sul).
Thank you so much for doing this video, it makes me very happy! Also, I’m more of a sweets person, so if you have the chance, try “brigadeiro” 👀 it’s my favorite sweet from here. Lots of love from Brazil ❤
Oh! I missed your videos George, I hope everything is okay with you.
❤️
Come back to Brazil anytime soon!
I’m back! Thank you for watching :) I’ll definitely go back to Brazil again 🇧🇷
Hi George, nice to meet you again on UA-cam! We missed you!
I’m back! Thank you for watching :)
Moço além de ser simpático, animado, elogiar comida brasileira (saúdem a rainha mandioca, heheh), tu é bonito hein 😄
Parabéns pelo conteúdo, ótimo vídeo!
Hey George! Glad to see you back!
I’m back! Thank you for watching :)
great video, you're amazing, keep up the good work, você é excepcional.
Thank you for the love, George! Im sending all this love back to you and all the beautiful japanese people!🙏🏻
🇧🇷❤🇯🇵
Obrigado!🇧🇷🇯🇵
This video makes me extremely leaning towards visiting Japan. I'm a huge fan of music and some aspects of Japanese culture, but what bothers me the most in it is how can there be places that simply don't allow your admission if you're not Japanese. This, coming from a Brazilian, a country that embraces all nationalities and cultures, basically comes across as offensive.
That being said, I'm happy you guys loved aspects of our culture so much, that you decided to embrace it. So that makes me kinda proud too. Glad you had lots of fun and a mouthful of our delicacies!
Foreigners who try to interject themselves into local communities without knowledge of local language, customs, and culture will be disliked for sure. Some local places only speak Japanese. So they don't want people who cannot read a Japanese menu.
Do you really believe Japanese locals enjoy watching a Brazilian ghetto? This community is about Brazilians who've fail to learn Japanese language, assimilate culturally, and integrate socially. Japanese Descendants who are integrated in Japanese society work in banking, IT, aviation, medicine, education. They purposely stay away from the Brazilian community because they're bad influence.
And you have an entire generation of Japanese people who've grown up watching and hearing about Brazilians getting arrested for car jacking, home invasion, shop-lifting, looting, and drug dealing. They're usually Brazilian husbands of Japanese Descendants. It's why Japan has been intentionally reducing the number of Brazilian nationals by tightening visa requirements. Crime in these ghettos was so bad we even had to pay Brazilians to leave Japan after the Global Financial Crisis.
@@yo2trader539Japanese should be more accepting with multiculturalism.
Quando eu for ao Japão, com certeza vou visitar Gunma e comer aquele rodízio de churrasco!!!
O Japão é incrível!!!
Watching this brightens my day! If you ever want to visit brazil again, seja muito bem-vindo! forte abraço!
Thank you for watching! :) I’ll definitely go back to Brazil again 🇧🇷
you should try adding "molho de pimenta" (hot sauce) in Brazilian snacks (especially coxinha and enroladinho de salsicha): it's what really sets them apart from other snacks.
Next time you get the opportunity, ask for it. You won't regret it 😎
Never knew about this. Very interesting. Cool video!
Thank you for watching! :)
obrigado pelo vídeo. Nunca me senti tão respeitado e representado
Adorei o vídeo! ❤
I'm so glad to know that you enjoyed Brazilian food!
I love Brazilian food🇧🇷
Hi George, estava com saudade de te ouvir dizer: Bora lá!
awesome geoge. I'm waiting for gaba's visit
Thank you for watching! :) Yeah I’m waiting for him haha
Olá , George! *Você deveria ter recebido um cache pela propaganda gratuita do supermercado Takara* !😆P.S.: eu sou descendente de japoneses, mas gosto de taiko, mas muito japoneses gostam de samba e carnaval e o Carnaval de Asakusa é um dos maiores do mundo!
😆 I wanna join samba and carnival next time🇧🇷
Supermercado Takaro? Ou tá caro?
Loved to video, always like to see the communities people make in other countries
Small correction though, it's "Liberdade", not "Liberdage", Liberdade means Freedom, or 自由
4:33 Fun thing about Pastel being sold in Japan as a Brazilian pastry is that it is an invention of the japanese community in Brazil, and it's an adaptation of the spring roll.
kkk.... Passou o vídeo todo comendo .... kkkk vai engordar desse jeito ....... Muito bom.. a comida é uma ótima forma de matar a saudades do Brasil....
ブラジル以外にも、ペルー、インドネシア他色々な料理が楽しめる街なので、ホント楽しいです！
次行った時は色んな国のお店の料理食べてみたいです🇵🇪🇮🇩
Que legal iso video! Obrigado! そうかっこいい動画、ね！有難うございます‼️ 今度日本に行くときは群馬に行きたいよ‼️ Thank you for a great report George. Um grande abraço de Berlim, Alemanha!!
ありがとう for watching!🇧🇷🇯🇵
Love this video!!!!!
So cool!! 😊😊
Muito bom ver Brasil e Japão juntos 🥰
Obrigado por assistir!🇧🇷
To make their customers feel like they are really in Brazil, they should have named their shop “Takaro”! 😂
ジョージさん、私は群馬宝店を知っています、本当に素敵ですよ！横浜市鶴見区にはブラジル料理店がいくつかあるので、ぜひチェックしてみてください😊。私は日本に住むブラジル人です。あなたのビデオが大好きです。
Greetings from Brazil!!!
Obrigado!
I visit Tokyo every 2-3 months. I'll check out Brazilian Town in Gunma during my visits! It's time for a Paulista BBQ visit!
Gotta be in the bottom of the well wanting to come back to the brazilian experience when you're finally free out of this country.
Georgeさんの「muito bom」はブラジル人みたい。発音がが完璧すぎ！！！
嬉しい！Obrigado :)
That's super cool! And Brazil Town is near Haruna and Akagi (and all the racetracks) so we can even visit Initial D locations then eat wekk some BBQ in Oizumi lol.
1:19 "Bolo mandica c/ cocô"
It's supposed to be "mandioca" (cassava) and "coco" (coconut). Putting that circumflex accent on the second O means "poop". Yeah, "coco" = coconut, "cocô" = shit 😂 I'm not kidding.