The reason they say they "don't study" is TO MAKE OTHERS NOT TO STUDY, so that they can excel in results by 'studying secretly'. NEVER believe what others say, and just FOCUS ON YOUR OWN WORK AND PATH THAT ARE IN FRONT OF YOU.
I think most people say that because they think whataver they have studied is not enough and there is much more they haven't studied yet, they think they don't have full understanding of the subject so prefer not to say that
I love how well researched you are. Constantly telling the audience facts about the place even though you are the visitor. This makes all your videos highly informative.
@@GhibOjisan but Japan has vending machines that dispenses cigarettes and beer! I don't smoke but that kinda shows that vending machine in Japan has everything haha
Ghib Ojisan That isnt that common here of course. Ive been to Japan as well and I must say vending machines are everywhere, even in the less touristy places
I graduated from NUS many years ago. The university has changed so much! And Jo does a great job in introducing NUS. Should ask him to join you more often. =)
@Soga I think the Ringo farm idea is fantastic! haha.. let me know if you are looking for investor or partner. haha.. I visit Japan on a yearly basis but have never been to Aomori. Will plan for a trip soon!
Hello! Thanks for these videos! They're really entertaining. Hope you'll get to visit other interesting places in Singapore too! (Try Pulau Ubin, Tiong Bahru, or Geylang!) Looking forward to more videos!
This randomly got recommended to me and has given me updates about my own faculty that I did not know (namely the main course dispensing vending machines)
The biggest flaw in the eyes of my Japanese professor when I was still a student in NUS 14 years ago was the fact that so many of us in the Arts Faculty wore slippers/flip flops to class...😅😅😅😅
But one of the biggest perks for singaporean students haha, Singaporeans love our flip flops esp in school since we say bye bye to them when work starts for most
You should also visit NTU(Nanyang Technological University). There are award winning school buildings and a strong heritage of Chinese culture there, as it used to be a Chinese university founded by the Singaporean Chinese popularity. :)
You could also visit The Japanese Cemetery Park (日本人墓地公園; rōmaji: Nihonjin bochi kōen), a Japanese cemetery and park in Hougang, Singapore. It is the largest Japanese cemetery in Southeast Asia at 29,359 square meters, consisting of 910 tombstones that contain the remains of members of the Japanese community in Singapore.
In Utown, there is also a piece of the berlin wall behind the dorms, which not many people know about (it was a gift from germany to mark the countries’ friendship)
So many comments here about perverts in NUS, its seriously painting a warped image of the university to foreigners. Just keep in mind that those incidences are limited to an extremely small population of students in NUS, and are frankly not that much.
A great video! 🙋🏻♀️🌿Thanks Jo for showing Ghibli Ojisan around the NUS campus. I haven't been to NUS Campus for a long time and it seems they have added alot more buildings and dormitories. And Ghibli Ojisan, thank you for bringing us to unique places in Singapore.🙏🌸 Although I am Singaporean, I don't always go walking around Singapore, because it is too hot and humid like you mentioned. I always hide in the Orchard Road malls. haha!😂 Flor Toa Payoh East Singapore.
@@GhibOjisan my university is very small hahahaha i really miss studying in singapore since we had free wifi everywhere plus a lot of studying spots with power points. Thank you for taking the time to make this video, I haven't been to NUS myself and this makes me so proud of Singapore even though I can't make it to NUS hahaha.
Amazing channel, amazing content. Ignore the trolls who don’t say anything constructive and show them the door :) Nothing wrong with self critique and some mistakes are bound (to correct is good but fussy nitpickers are not necessary). Self critique and constructive criticisms is good also, but commentators who absolutely have to go overly defensive or those who just bash for no good reason, just ignore them. And Jo, wonderful job. I’m at BBA, yr 2 and must say I don’t even remember what buses to take lmao. And I did till Japanese 3 (although my listening skills suck and so do my speaking skills). よかったら、feel free to HMU for anything (even study resources if you need, haha). Well done both And happens my dream is to have a sustainable farm some day, not sure what to do to achieve it...but yeah, keep up with ya dream. これからも頑張ってください!!
I agree, amazing channel! Very impressed~ it so happens I’m in Japan right now, and I’m enjoying this video very much! The very best to both of your apple farm dreams🙌🏻 they sound amazeballs~ I can’t wait to take Japanese 1 next semester!
Thanks Jo and Benson for the advices. I’ve heard of Duolingo and also the HelloTalk app. Will try to see if they can value-add to my journey in learning Japanese language.
Thank you for a great video. Although I have been to NUS a couple of times during my son's 4-year study there, I have never been to all the places you covered. My son also did Japanese Studies during his time there and now have a Japanese girlfriend :O
I did my exchange at NUS in 2010, and the shortcut they took from the library (where my YO:HA shuttle bus stopped), to the Deck, to Biz is the exact one I took everyday. I was at iCube. Thanks for the great footage!
Oh gosh, NUS has changed so much from those days when I was an undergraduate there LOL. The canteen is so-o-o-o Huge! Even the shuttle bus looks nicer too. Hahaha
Thank you for visiting NUS! Just to add that there are actually three types of dorms in NUS, the one you went to is the more common ones. But there are others that doesn’t need so much commitments to continue staying.
Soga ohhh what year r u in r u planning to change course? I’m in a dilemma as well about my suitability to the course I thought I wanted @.@ also, did you u study Japanese officially or just online resources etc?
Soga ohhh interesting in my case, my passion is in the right place but I feel like I wont be able to handle it in the long term working in this field (social work) especially as it’s a very specialised field @.@ anyways do you have any good resources for self-study?
If you're free on the weekdays, you can go cycling along East Coast Park to enjoy the serenity and beachside views. This is only possible on weekdays as the East Cost Park, Airport and Gardens by the Bay route is totally empty during this times as most locals are at work.
Sorry but I feel I need to correct this as it is a misrepresentation of the school. At about 23:40 you both enter a "dorm", but this is in fact Yale-NUS which is a separate university from NUS. If he wanted to enter a dorm he should have gone to one of the Residential Colleges. Edit: So basically, the area they walk through after 23:40 is not a regular NUS dorm area but instead a campus on itself, just in case anyone got the wrong impression.
@Soga Oh I didn't mean that shot, but the area you took him through afterwards. Yale NUS and NUS are separate in terms of curriculum, amenities, admissions, teaching staff, administration etc, so I would not consider them the same university. While in RCs, you actually take the same classes and end up getting awarded the same cert as the rest of the student body, Yale-NUS certs are awarded by NUS yet are distinct because you cannot take a Liberal Arts degree anywhere besides Yale-NUS. It also self-describes as an "Independent College" from NUS. It's a common misconception and I'd agree the lines are very blurry. It could be considered both depending on how you choose to define a "separate university" but I'm an RC ambassador, and during training, we are always told to clearly state Yale-NUS as a separate university to avoid misleading others.
@Soga Yeah no worries, I'm sure you explained it to him but from watching the video I wasn't sure if that came across very well, so for the sake of everyone else I thought it'd be best to clarify. Especially since Yale-NUS is generally said to have a much nicer campus than NUS and especially the other RCs, I feel it was a bit of a misrepresentation of NUS if people were to get the impression that NUS dorms look like that.
“Everyone says that they don’t study... but they study” -_-“” the most accurate statement ever
The reason they say they "don't study" is TO MAKE OTHERS NOT TO STUDY, so that they can excel in results by 'studying secretly'.
NEVER believe what others say, and just FOCUS ON YOUR OWN WORK AND PATH THAT ARE IN FRONT OF YOU.
gg I think I've been falling for it for the past 3 years in poly
I guess this is true for studying anywhere 😄
I think most people say that because they think whataver they have studied is not enough and there is much more they haven't studied yet, they think they don't have full understanding of the subject so prefer not to say that
We sometimes actually don’t, we just pay attention in class honestly
I love how well researched you are. Constantly telling the audience facts about the place even though you are the visitor. This makes all your videos highly informative.
Thanks to my friend Joe :)
@@GhibOjisan who's joe
@@bryanst2904 joe mama
Yea im so mature alright
“Singapore is too hot to appreciate nature”
I agree.
Nah just need to build up sun tolerance haha
U can appreciate the nature like around 4-7 pm in the afternoon or like 7-9 am in the morning tho where the sun isn't too hot and bright
Nah, the country just needs more sheltered walkways and less-car centric infrastructure
Hahaha when he said Singapore is known for its many vending machines but he's from Japan....... Basically the land of vending machines
Haha but we dont have vending machines serving salmon and chili crab!!
Good one! Ghib Ojisan!
@@GhibOjisan but Japan has vending machines that dispenses cigarettes and beer! I don't smoke but that kinda shows that vending machine in Japan has everything haha
@@GhibOjisan have???
Ghib Ojisan That isnt that common here of course. Ive been to Japan as well and I must say vending machines are everywhere, even in the less touristy places
Really enjoyed this video! Even as a Singaporean, I have never been to NUS. Great to have a 30mins glance and walk through of it.
@soga contact me for the apple farm too. Seriously!! Im a guy who majored in life sciences!
@Soga Definitely did! Stayed through the whole video
As someone who doesn’t have the potential to excel in life, this is an eye opener!
That moment when Singapore’s vending machine is so advance that even a JAPANESE person is shocked and surprised by its uniqueness.
A big flaw: the shuttle buses timing sucks and you gotta make sure you hold on tight or you will fly
Elizabeth Tan i can second this 😂
以前に比べれば日本の大学生も真面目に講義に出席してレポート/試験頑張らないと卒業し難くなっていますねー
ジブおじ世代がある意味最後の「大学生は遊んでた」世代かも…！
I graduated from NUS many years ago. The university has changed so much! And Jo does a great job in introducing NUS. Should ask him to join you more often. =)
@Soga I think the Ringo farm idea is fantastic! haha.. let me know if you are looking for investor or partner. haha.. I visit Japan on a yearly basis but have never been to Aomori. Will plan for a trip soon!
@Soga It's good to have dreams. All the best!!!
@Soga ah well, maybe you can find a farmer who has only daughters... I'm sure you make a good son-in-law :) 笑
海外の大学での撮影、すごく面白いと思います！
ジョー君の日本語上手ですね！
日本語教師ですが、たった1年だけ勉強したとは思えません。
Soga 谢谢你的回答。其实我大学时学了中文。很感兴趣学外语(但不会英文2333)所以现在的工作是教日文的。一起加油吧👍
その大学に勉強をしたシンガポール人なんで、「おめでとう」と言いたいです。ビデオは本当に面白かったんですよ！👍🏻
修学旅行でシンガポールに行った時に、シンガポール大学の学生と交流しました！
大学はとてもきれいで、日本語を勉強している学生もたくさんいてびっくりしました！
Thanks Jo for bringing him around! as a NUS alumni, you did a great job :)
ずっと気になっていたNUSのことが知れてとてもうれしいです！ジョさん、独学1年とは思えない日本語力ですね。発音もすばらしいです👏
アジアナンバーワンまじやべーな
あら探しおじさんですらあら見当たらないとか
日本にもシンガポール位の新しいものに対する順応性欲しい
なのにノーベル出ないんか
Hello! Thanks for these videos! They're really entertaining. Hope you'll get to visit other interesting places in Singapore too! (Try Pulau Ubin, Tiong Bahru, or Geylang!) Looking forward to more videos!
まさに見たかった動画です❣️
次は第二弾として、ナンヤン大学をお願いします。
面積はシンガポール大学より大きいんだそうです。毎回楽しみにしています。
This randomly got recommended to me and has given me updates about my own faculty that I did not know (namely the main course dispensing vending machines)
The biggest flaw in the eyes of my Japanese professor when I was still a student in NUS 14 years ago was the fact that so many of us in the Arts Faculty wore slippers/flip flops to class...😅😅😅😅
But one of the biggest perks for singaporean students haha, Singaporeans love our flip flops esp in school since we say bye bye to them when work starts for most
面白かった。ジョー君がとても真面目そうで好感が持てました。
ジョーくん絶対いい人！！カッコいい！！
高校生なのでこういう海外の大学を知ることができてめっちゃいい👍と思いました！！
取材力が素晴らしい💪
One flaw: Arts faculty is built on a hill so you have to do lots of climbing up and down to get around!
Can google for flaws. But not sure what you get lah hor 🙉
Well, It is NUS ( National University of Stairs) after all.
sydwert I go home by myself every school day and my condo is built on a hill.
I like arts canteen
Dang im gna be in FASS in 2021... i don't really like walking :(
高校の修学旅行でシンガポール大学の学生と交流させていただきました
広くておしゃれでめちゃくちゃ綺麗でした
Brothers and Sistersというプログラムでしたね！
I lived in Singapore and never thought it was a cheap place..
Now I am living in Tokyo and feeling why you kept saying cheap..cheap..cheap datte...
i just graduated earlier this year! watching your video made me realize i really miss my school :,) thank you for the video! :)
You should also visit NTU(Nanyang Technological University). There are award winning school buildings and a strong heritage of Chinese culture there, as it used to be a Chinese university founded by the Singaporean Chinese popularity. :)
今度、シンガポールの徴兵制についてご友人にインタビューして見て欲しいです。
これ知りたい
シンガポールにも徴兵制あるの知らなかった
You could also visit The Japanese Cemetery Park (日本人墓地公園; rōmaji: Nihonjin bochi kōen), a Japanese cemetery and park in Hougang, Singapore. It is the largest Japanese cemetery in Southeast Asia at 29,359 square meters, consisting of 910 tombstones that contain the remains of members of the Japanese community in Singapore.
Not sure about this. I dont think i want to visit a Singapore grave site overseas.
東大3年だけどシンガポール国立大学はかなり入れ食いの留学先として扱われてる印象、けど謎の順位表では負けてるんだよね
大学でそれなりにスコア取れててIELTS6.5で学部留学できるならみんな行くよなぁ
東大より上ってドヤ顔できるし
ペンシルバニア大学留学予定だったけど、この動画見て真剣にNUS考え始めた
日本とはやっぱり雰囲気違いますね✨
堅苦しさがなくて、楽しそうだな～🎵
あらを探すなら、試験の評価は、相対評価より絶対評価のほうがいい。
大学は相手と競う場所ではないし、学生に専門分野の知識を得させ、考えさせ、社会に活かす方向に育てていったほうが
いいと思う。しかし、あらは探さずとも、とても興味深かったです。
Weather is too hot for me to go around exploring. thanks for exploring it for us.
キャンパス全体が清潔感に溢れてますねー🤩 子供の頃憧れてやまなかった大学です・・。私も次回訪星する際にはキャンパス巡りをしようと思っています。
He missed one key crucial site of study on NUS: the female toilets
Yan heng Huang oi don’t lidat leh ahha
You try and you'll be arrested
In my views japanese foods are still the best unique & tasty . Nus is really a great school .
In Utown, there is also a piece of the berlin wall behind the dorms, which not many people know about (it was a gift from germany to mark the countries’ friendship)
旅行目線とは違うシンガポールが知れてとても楽しかったです！
登録させてせていただきました！
ジブリおじさんの周りの方は
良い人ばかりでほっこりします☺️
大学の地図を見た時本当に広大すぎて驚きました！
緑が豊かで美しい大学で
こんな所で勉強出来たらなと夢が膨らむような気分になりました☺️✨
私は大学には通えなかったけど
一緒に行った気分に慣れて楽しかったです！
ほんと恵まれてます〜！
Jo's Japanese is good!
So many comments here about perverts in NUS, its seriously painting a warped image of the university to foreigners. Just keep in mind that those incidences are limited to an extremely small population of students in NUS, and are frankly not that much.
1:09 「日本語上手ですね」出たw
Check out NTU too! NTU has the biggest university campus in Singapore and was listed as one of the top beautiful universities in Asia.
めちゃくちゃ人柄が良さそうで、見ていて何か安心感があります。
シンガポール🇸🇬について、興味があったので勉強になります！！
Have you tried visiting Japanese schools in Singapore?
ジョウさん日本語めっちゃ上手い！
頑張ってください😀！！
That's a really cool dream wanting to have an apple farm in Japan!
A great video! 🙋🏻♀️🌿Thanks Jo for showing Ghibli Ojisan around the NUS campus. I haven't been to NUS Campus for a long time and it seems they have added alot more buildings and dormitories.
And Ghibli Ojisan, thank you for bringing us to unique places in Singapore.🙏🌸 Although I am Singaporean, I don't always go walking around Singapore, because it is too hot and humid like you mentioned. I always hide in the Orchard Road malls. haha!😂
Flor
Toa Payoh East
Singapore.
僕もシンガポールに行った際に
シンガポール国立大学にて日本語を学んでいる学生と一緒に学食の2階にあるパスタ屋さんのパスタを食べました！
本当に楽しい時間を過ごせました！
I had very good time in National University of Singapore ！！
あと全く同じ店でタピオカ飲みました！
シンガポール国立大学気になってたからちょうどよかった👍
待ってw 徴兵で暇って言っても訓練やらなんやらあるからそんな暇じゃないでしょw言っても1年で日本語がこんなにうまいとかww 凄すぎ！
My boi Jo's a fellow weeb
Thank you so much for helping Singapore promote NUS.
実際の学生さんのお話も聞けて、現地大学のリアルが伝わって楽しく拝見しました。学生の1日とか、進学率とか就職率、就職活動についても知りたいです！
ジョ君、ジェムス君と良い人がいっぱい^ ^ シンガポールの大学生の暮らしなど知りたいなあ。楽しい企画ですね！
極度に暑さや寒さがある地域で生まれ育った人は、気温に鈍感だと命に関わるのでかなり敏感に反応するような身体になっていると聞いたことがあります
アジアトップの大学かっこいいですねー
今から勉強しても日本国内の大学でさえ受からないから行けないな
Sg's unis are so much better in terms of food choices.. why am i studying in tokyo
More diverse for sure, but I think Japanese unis not bad! Plus they have convenience stores...
@@GhibOjisan my university is very small hahahaha i really miss studying in singapore since we had free wifi everywhere plus a lot of studying spots with power points. Thank you for taking the time to make this video, I haven't been to NUS myself and this makes me so proud of Singapore even though I can't make it to NUS hahaha.
すごい気になってた大学なので面白かったです！
あとジョーさんのアクセントはシンガポールの方に多い感じなんですかね？
ジブおじさんとのアクセントの差が分かりやすくて興味深いです！
オッサンだけど、こんな大学でキャンパスライフしたら、毎日楽しいだろうなぁ。。
冬の北大は構内で遭難しますからねｗ
Like your videos, please keep exploring Singapore!
Amazing channel, amazing content. Ignore the trolls who don’t say anything constructive and show them the door :) Nothing wrong with self critique and some mistakes are bound (to correct is good but fussy nitpickers are not necessary). Self critique and constructive criticisms is good also, but commentators who absolutely have to go overly defensive or those who just bash for no good reason, just ignore them.
And Jo, wonderful job. I’m at BBA, yr 2 and must say I don’t even remember what buses to take lmao. And I did till Japanese 3 (although my listening skills suck and so do my speaking skills). よかったら、feel free to HMU for anything (even study resources if you need, haha). Well done both
And happens my dream is to have a sustainable farm some day, not sure what to do to achieve it...but yeah, keep up with ya dream.
これからも頑張ってください!!
@Soga you could DM me, i'll let you know my email address there, yep.
I agree, amazing channel! Very impressed~ it so happens I’m in Japan right now, and I’m enjoying this video very much! The very best to both of your apple farm dreams🙌🏻 they sound amazeballs~ I can’t wait to take Japanese 1 next semester!
Omg please do one for ntu and smu ! That would be so interesting to see a Japanese perspective on how you see the other universities in sg!
thank u for exploring NUS it’s so big I never get to explore so many places before
是非青森で新しい
りんご農家をして下さい。
期待してます。
There is actually a Japanese tea room in NUS, which not many people know about in block AS8 beside the central library
Graduated there more than 20 years ago. NUS has changed so much! Need to go back there for the food. 🤣
緊急時の避難経路の表示や避難設備はどうですか？
消防署との連携などは？
平時に迷子に成るような場所で
緊急時
国の宝の優秀な人材が
燻製に成って仕舞うのは
悲しい
今年の夏からシンガポール国立大学に留学します！！楽しみです！
楽しんできてください。でもその前にコロナが落ち着かないと留学行けないか……。
青森でりんご農家、良いですね☺️夢があってすてきです。
You should have dropped by the natural history museum at NUS, it's awesome!
Great video!
It's a pity that you didn't get to enter the lecture theatres, they're nice too!
マレーシアから東京で7年間高等遊民をやってますｗ現在都内のとあるアート専門学校を通ってます。私からすると、日本の大学や専門学校は多分アジア一に綺麗で、歴史ありますね。東大や九州大学とか慶應とか青山学院とか、学園内めちゃめちゃ綺麗です。NUSは建物は見た目より、機能重視なデザインって感じますね。それはマレーシアも同じです。日本の大学や専門学校に入ったら、まぁ確かに勉強する人少数派ですねｗ私も遊び三昧な堕落した学校生活を謳歌しています😅
楽しんでー♪
Hi Jo, did you self-taught yourself Japanese language while in the army? Any tips for people who want to learn the language on their own?
I think you can start by using duolingo, I'm currently learning Japanese through it. You'll see some results after a week, consider giving it a try.
Thanks Jo and Benson for the advices. I’ve heard of Duolingo and also the HelloTalk app. Will try to see if they can value-add to my journey in learning Japanese language.
Thank you for a great video. Although I have been to NUS a couple of times during my son's 4-year study there, I have never been to all the places you covered. My son also did Japanese Studies during his time there and now have a Japanese girlfriend :O
Ghib Ojisan、こんばんは。素晴らしい大学ですね。日本の若者に刺激になると思います。
シンガポール人、大学はバイリンガルが大半でしょうから、そこが日本はどうしてもまけてしまいます、、、
慶應大学が言葉でいわれてたけど、もしかしてSh
I did my exchange at NUS in 2010, and the shortcut they took from the library (where my YO:HA shuttle bus stopped), to the Deck, to Biz is the exact one I took everyday. I was at iCube. Thanks for the great footage!
私の学校だ！懐かしいなあー。ぜひghibさんに会って、シンガポールのツアーに行きたい。
広くて便利で勉強が楽しくなりそうな大学でした。
貴重な動画をありがとうございました(^^)
Oh gosh, NUS has changed so much from those days when I was an undergraduate there LOL. The canteen is so-o-o-o Huge! Even the shuttle bus looks nicer too. Hahaha
ここのcanteen懐かしい。修了してもう何年か経ったけど学生に戻りたい。
Thank you for visiting NUS! Just to add that there are actually three types of dorms in NUS, the one you went to is the more common ones. But there are others that doesn’t need so much commitments to continue staying.
the imported ice cream is actually not exactly more expensive based on the current exchange rate
They only sell alcohol after 5pm. I checked. Jo says he don't study. But he also said people say they don't study but they do. Sneaky Jo... > . ^
Soga what would’ve have been the correct faculty for you? FASS Jpn studies? :D
Soga ohhh what year r u in r u planning to change course? I’m in a dilemma as well about my suitability to the course I thought I wanted @.@ also, did you u study Japanese officially or just online resources etc?
Soga ohhh interesting in my case, my passion is in the right place but I feel like I wont be able to handle it in the long term working in this field (social work) especially as it’s a very specialised field @.@ anyways do you have any good resources for self-study?
Soga ohh Thxs so much!!
If you're free on the weekdays, you can go cycling along East Coast Park to enjoy the serenity and beachside views. This is only possible on weekdays as the East Cost Park, Airport and Gardens by the Bay route is totally empty during this times as most locals are at work.
Sorry but I feel I need to correct this as it is a misrepresentation of the school. At about 23:40 you both enter a "dorm", but this is in fact Yale-NUS which is a separate university from NUS. If he wanted to enter a dorm he should have gone to one of the Residential Colleges.
Edit: So basically, the area they walk through after 23:40 is not a regular NUS dorm area but instead a campus on itself, just in case anyone got the wrong impression.
@Soga Oh I didn't mean that shot, but the area you took him through afterwards.
Yale NUS and NUS are separate in terms of curriculum, amenities, admissions, teaching staff, administration etc, so I would not consider them the same university. While in RCs, you actually take the same classes and end up getting awarded the same cert as the rest of the student body, Yale-NUS certs are awarded by NUS yet are distinct because you cannot take a Liberal Arts degree anywhere besides Yale-NUS. It also self-describes as an "Independent College" from NUS.
It's a common misconception and I'd agree the lines are very blurry. It could be considered both depending on how you choose to define a "separate university" but I'm an RC ambassador, and during training, we are always told to clearly state Yale-NUS as a separate university to avoid misleading others.
@Soga Yeah no worries, I'm sure you explained it to him but from watching the video I wasn't sure if that came across very well, so for the sake of everyone else I thought it'd be best to clarify. Especially since Yale-NUS is generally said to have a much nicer campus than NUS and especially the other RCs, I feel it was a bit of a misrepresentation of NUS if people were to get the impression that NUS dorms look like that.
@Soga No worries! Hard to put yourself out there :) appreciate you being the face of Singapore to our Japanese audience over here
行ってみたかったので参考になりました
とても興味深く観ました。私は大卒ですか日本では就職する時しか意味のないものかもしれません。私は海外に興味があり出来る範囲での旅行程度で多々の国へいきましたが、いまは平凡な主婦で日本在住…息子が高校生になりました。息子にはもっと世界を見て欲しいですが子供に何かを強要する気はないので…息子は海外には興味ないようです。日本史が好きみたいです（笑）
動画ありがとうございます！
NUSめちゃくちゃ懐かしい〜〜！！素晴らしいとこに留学してたんだなと改めて実感しました、、😂
修学旅行で行ったけどここでチキンライスの美味しさを知ったな。めっちゃ美味しかったしめっちゃ安くて10皿は食える笑
この動画すごく楽しみにしていました！
ちなみにいちこめかな？
あ、ジブおじのサムネ変わりましたね！
おめでとう！
Graduated a few years back. This brings back memories!
日本では大学に入学してしまうと意味のわからん達成感なのかその先のことを考えなくなる
人も多いということは確かにある。国立・有名私立にいけばそれだけで将来安泰とか思ってるような子も
少なくは無いでしょう。近年では多様性（本当に多様性の意味をわかっているのか？）という観念から
少しずつ変わりつつあるというか勤勉であることに戻りつつあるように思います。
自分のスキルアップ・キャリアアップの為に時間の有効的な活用を少なからず私も始めているぐらいですからｗ
コメント的に支離滅裂で申し訳ないｗ
@Ghib Ojisan
またジョくんの登場する動画観たいです！
@Soga 希望能再见你！！
広大で進化した大学ですね。一緒に見学した気分です。ジョーさんありがとう。何度もシンガポール行ってますが見てみたかったです。
面白い動画ありがとうございます。しかしながら何もかも驚きです。JOさんもありがとうございます！
NUS懐かしい😭、セントラルライブラリー懐かしい😭、キャンティーン懐かしい😭。
色々綺麗に変わっていますが、雰囲気は残ってます♬。
哈哈哈🤣。
中国語で留学していたのは、約30年前ですよ（笑）。
いえいえ、ちゃんとNUSでしたよ😊。
その当時、キャンパス内に华语研究中心というマンダリンを教えるセンターがあり、そこで学んでいました。
日本人が多かったけれど、欧米人もいたし、わずかですがシンガポーリアンもいました。
最近、近畿大学もキャッシュレス化を始めたらしいですね
愛媛大学もほとんどキャッシュレスですよ
Funny how you often end up in food stalls, hawker centres, supermarkets, etc.
大学の学食やキャッシュレス、コンビニ、自販機等見ていて面白いです 英語の字幕も勉強になります ありがとうございます！
The only humanless supermarkets in Singapore are probably only in NUS.