International marriage statistics in Japan from 1965 to 2022 Japanese husband, foreign wife 821,375 people Foreign husband, Japanese wife: 307,552 people It is clear that the majority of the Hearts children appearing in this interview have Japanese mothers. Try interviewing children whose father is Japanese and whose mother is foreign.
Please interview Miley from Smiley Time UA-cam channel. Miley is very photogenic former Japanese idol and current English speaking tour guide in Asakusa.
Seems 99% of these have foreign dads and Japanese moms. This must be bad for the Japanese men to see. Id be uncomfortable with this. Japanese are such wonderful unique race and country and culture. This mixing isn't good.
I don't like the neoliberal Аmerican propaganda of "diversity" multiculturalism, especially when they push it hard on homogeneous type of countries... They do this all over Europe too, by mass media propagation, politics etc...
I'm half-Japanese but I'm 56 years old. Most mixed-race you meet are very young My father came to Tokyo only about 15 years after WWII ended It was a very different time
Seems 99% of these have foreign dads and Japanese moms. This must be bad for the Japanese men to see. Id be uncomfortable with this. Japanese are such wonderful unique race and country and culture. This mixing isn't good.
Damn, the Czech, Polish, Japanese girl is a mix alright. A mix of cute and beautiful in every way. Her Aussie accent is the cherry on top. So cute for her.
I'm half Aus/Japan and didn't have any experiences meeting other half-Japanese people until I was in my early 20s so it's so interesting to hear all these experiences!
japan is wierd... they have a cult reading club that you have to pass to get on? confusing is it true jesus came too japan as a farmer and then they killed him?
Takashii, these are great interviews with wonderful people. However, I notice a trend: almost all of the people are young, beautiful, going to "uni" and have wealthy parents. I hope you can interview more '"regular people" who are working, raising kids and being part of regular Japanese society.
That's because he arranges these interviews with people so obviously it's going to be slanted towards people who want to appear in a video, usually those who have or want some kind of following on social media Not a negative thing, but I think that's why the bias exists here. He's done plenty of street interviews with random Japanese people.
He's had interviews with "regular people" before. But also it's not surprising that most of the half-Japanese people he's interviewed would be models, uni students, or wealthy since that's kind of the only reason why they would be in Japan in the first place.
Takashii needs to learn how to hunt shiny Pokémon so he can use the same strats for finding hafus in the wild. Otherwise he’s just gonna keep arranging meetings with the hafus with a little clout.
I really enjoy Takashi’s content (wouldn’t have subscribed if I didn’t) but...from the outset, I knew his interviews were curated. Never judged him bc that’s virtual life, in general, ie everyone’s trying to control their image. What’s hilarious is that if Takashi only interviewed “everyday people”, there would be comments about how boring and average everyone was.😂
That’s why I’ve always thought that as a US citizen, we should all experience living abroad, even if if it’s just for a year. If we did that, we’d know what it’s fully like to assimilate (and as a result, be more patient and compassionate with immigrants back in the States).
Once I was talking to my teacher colleague at school graduation when I was approached by Korean parents. I greeted them in Korean and talked with them a bit. When they left, my colleague told me it was so interesting to see how my mannerism and the way of speaking completely changed when I was talking to them. I never noticed that but I guess it makes a lot of sense. Language is an integral part of the culture, values, expressions, and mannerisms.
Wow I love this!!! I’m absolutely sincerely amazed with what you’re doing here and crossing the bridge metaphorically speaking to show everyone just how much we are all the same!!! ❤
International marriage statistics in Japan from 1965 to 2022 Japanese husband, foreign wife 821,375 people Foreign husband, Japanese wife: 307,552 people It is clear that the majority of the Hearts children appearing in this interview have Japanese mothers. Try interviewing children whose father is Japanese and whose mother is foreign.
Where did you get those statistics? This is an interesting statistic if true, because any time I see interracial relationships it's usually Non-Japanese man + Japanese woman.
@@aspebb This is statistical data released by the Japanese government. 1965-2022 The top foreign women who married Japanese men were Chinese with 267,217, followed by Koreans with 198,300 and Filipinos with 176,353. The mixed-race children appearing on this channel are a rare pattern.
I assume that half kids with Japanese dads and Asian moms don’t speak English well maybe. Takashi can’t interview them in English. Def some kids do but I think that’s one of the reasons. Not sure tho
I enjoy Takashi's haafu interviews. I'm half Japanese (Kanazawa area) and half American. I am 6 feet tall and when I was in Japan for a summer in HS locals kinda geeked out to here I was only 16. :)
@@averageguy1261That’s what you get when you mix races. The way the different features of the different races blend creates incredibly unique and beautiful faces that we don’t really see every day.
When I took my 2 younger daughters to Japan I had to explain to term "monoculture" to them. They have grown up in modern Australia and where we live it is a very diverse mix of ancestry, in fact my youngest who is a white blue eyed blonde kid (which in itself has a story originating in the UK and Scandinavia), is very much the minority in her school class.... Anyway, with that multicultural background, I explained "monoculture" to them as "imagine everyone at your school was white!".... When I worked in Asia, the locals always found it odd that I was skilled with chopsticks, and when at home I could eat food from dozens of cultures.
I am german and my girlfriend is also Japanese/Chinese... so our future children will be grow up in japanese,german and chinese. I totally love this diversity in the video and everyone is very open minded about their cultures
woow, really beautiful ladies on this interview. Awesome the diversity. This channel is very good. Congrats for your work, man, you're a great interviewer
Half japanese people should make a club or something like that, it seems like they would enjoy the experience of being along with people who face the same dificulties
Very good, now I notice a certain accent in the Japanese-Brazilian Portuguese, which is natural since (as she said in the video), she was born and raised in Japan.
there is one thing very interesting, TAKASHII san always mistakes Australia as Austria, so the Austrian guy was very confused in the video, and at the same time, TAKASHII san smiled at him again and again, which was very funny LOL
16:17 Aju’s entire vibe comes off very New York Afro-Latina. I would’ve never suspected that she was Japanese. Wouldn’t be surprised if locals think she’s from the U.S.
Half Japanese and any other nationality usually has goodlooking Children. In Hawaii we had a lot of half Japanese and half Caucasian kids and they were very unique looking but very cute. We call half -half hapa in Hawaii
Yupp that’s what I’m striving for, they are superior children ! They’ll also be better in school and very athletic or talented. Like Rui Hachimura or the girl from Keroro band
i noticed a funny pattern: most mixed people have their mother be the japanese parent. except for the filipinos and russians (only one example in the video, but i also know someone in real life who's russian with a japanese dad and russian mother), where the dad is the japanese parent
im 43 Japanese and Puerto Rican...growing up in japan ...it was hard...many bullies...same in PR...living state side was refreshing becuased no one cared....but I would never change my life experience...so happy to see many Happas...
Nací en Mardrid España, me mudé a América cuando tenía 6 años. Sirvió en el ejército estadounidense y vivió en Japón durante 4 años. Hablo español, inglés y aprendí suficiente japonés para pedir la mejor comida.
yooo, how did you find all of these half-japanese people?? were you carrying like a billboard with you or like you got in touch with them beforehand and set a place for the meetup??
This channel stands out for how cozy the interviews are - the dress and readiness of the interviewees, the camera and sound quality. Awesome footage channel dudesy, not to mention the hot babes.
I'm sure there are a lot of different cultures of American men and Japanese women together from the US Veterans or Active Military Stationed in Japan. Hence why so many mixed kids.
I am british but have lived in Italy for 25 years. I never miss your videos and especially like the ones where you interview people of mixed Japanese backgrounds. They are fascinating and I particularly like your style of interviewing. You have a nice personality and manage to create a great rapour with the people you speak to.
I was born in the uk all my heritage is British but certainly living in Italy and speaking the language fluently does impact your take on things. Been here for 25 years. I also look very British and so no-one mistskes me firvan Italian Keep up the good work
Believe me, life in the Philippines is better. The Japanese, Koreans and Europeans are miserable because of the late marriage, weak family ties and the work system.
I watch TAKASHII’s videos a lot because my Tokyo-born, half-Japanese daughter now lives in Japan. I’m curious but also concerned about what kind of life and struggles a half might face there. Love these interviews!
Interesting videos. I'm half Japanese as well, but form an older generation. I grew up in the states except for 3 years in Japan when I was a child. Growing in and around military bases I never felt like an outsider since there many kids of mixed races.
It's funny listening to these interviews. My kids are half white and half Chinese here in Canada and it really has never been an issue. In fact, when the other kids see me they assume my kids are only white and then when they see their mom they were like ahhhhhhh ok I see your mom's face in you now. LOL. Here, there are so many mixed kids nobody really reacts.
I grew up in Toronto where there was a lot of racism and violence associated with it in the schoolyard. A lot of kids had a tough go of it. I boxed at Cabbagetown boxing club with a kid called Asif Dar. His dad got him into boxing because he had to fight his way home from school almost everyday. He became an Olympic boxer for Pakistan...Canada snubbed him. We've had 5 kids in Japan. None of them has had a single incident of racism. The first encounter with racism any of them had was when I put my son in a hockey school for a week while in Toronto when we were home for the summer. He was 8. After one session he asked me "Papa...What's a "nip"?
Het is echt grappig dat Takashii eindelijk iemand interviewt die Nederlands is! Ik wachtte altijd af wanneer interviewt hij iemand die Nederlands is! Hij heeft niet het Nederlandse accentje als hij Engels spreekt 👍🏼 maar iemand die volbloed of half Japans is in Nederland zie je vrij weinig! 😭😭Maar zijn houding is echt 100% Dutch Guy 🇳🇱💪🏼😂 Bro ik hoop dat je een fijne tijd hebt in Japan! Groeten uit Breda 🙌🏻
I'm half japanese, half white. My mom had blonde hair and blue eyes, people thought I was adopted when I was out with her. 🤣 Really cool to have two sides, so proud of both heritages.
i wish we had a filipino version of this where half filipinos were interviewed. i am half filipino and would love to find people with similar experiences.
Generally they have Japanese mother and foreign father. Actually I am like one of them. Because I'm Turkish and my wife is Thai. Our children are half Thai half Turkish 🇹🇭🇹🇷
Is Takashii reusing content? His interview with Ryuta is the same one he did in a video 10 months ago, except the exposure is darker and the video is flipped.
I've been to Japan, it's very a very beautiful country and all, but i didn't see any couples holding hands for example. I think love is the answer to everything. Without love i don't think any country can survive
Genetics is amazing. Alot of the mixed individuals have personality traits reminiscent of the foreign parents culture despite being born and raised in Japanese society.
Good interviews, but it would be good to know how accepted and/or "intrigued" native Japanese are with the Half Japanese who don't look 100% Japanese? For example, one girl (who looked 100% Japanese) said she was "bullied" growing up. I want to get an idea if I visited Japan, would people want to get to know me more because I don't look 100% Japanese, but I do look Half? (kind of like the last guy in the video).
There is no way for us to tell from appearance whether a foreigner has partial Japanese ancestry or not. There are a bunch of Eurasian mixed people from Central Asia to Russia living in Japan. And a half-Japanese or even full-Japanese person who doesn't have native fluency in Japanese culture, language, or history would be treated no differently from any other foreign tourist visiting Japan.
English: I see that a lot of mixed East/Southeast Asian people have Asian mothers & non-Asian fathers. Also, my parents know a Latino/Chicano/Hispanic coworker friend named Alfonso Baez who married a Japanese lady & had 2 kids named Melissa & Kelsey. Spanish Translation: Veo que mucha gente mitad asiática tiene una madre asiática y un padre que no es asiático. La mezcla más común es mitad asiático y mitad blanco/americano (padre blanco/americano y madre asiática). Mis padres y yo conocimos a un amigo Latino/Chicano que se llama Alfonso Baez que se casó con una japonesa y tuvo dos hijas que se llaman Melissa y Kelsey.
Love your channel Takashii but you made an error understanding the guy at 18:00, he has Austrian blood and grew up in Austria, NOT Australia. Arnold Shwarzennegar is also Austrian, not Australian. Austria is in Europe. LOL don't feel bad many people misunderstand that because the names of the countries sound similar. Anyways, cheers brother!
Use the code 'TAKASHII' to get an extra 10% discount: www.klook.com/en-US/tetris/promo/klookturns10/
yes sir
International marriage statistics in Japan from 1965 to 2022
Japanese husband, foreign wife 821,375 people
Foreign husband, Japanese wife: 307,552 people
It is clear that the majority of the Hearts children appearing in this interview have Japanese mothers.
Try interviewing children whose father is Japanese and whose mother is foreign.
You are an amazing interviewer! Makes me want to visit Japan, but I lost contact with my friend I went to school, she was so fun to talk to.
Please interview Miley from Smiley Time UA-cam channel. Miley is very photogenic former Japanese idol and current English speaking tour guide in Asakusa.
YES 🥰😂🥰; TWao a EsteSTE PHASE, AT RUSSIA;$MOWCO CITIES; VACATIONS $WEDDING🥂💐💐🌹🌹💋🧡💋🥂🥂💐💐👩❤️💋👨🏞️🌌🐦⬛🐦⬛🦗🦗🦋🦋🍇🍇🫐🍐🍏🍑🍉🍎🍒🍓🍋🍋🍋🍋🍇🫐🍍🍍🍌🥭🥭🥭🥭🍍🫐🍇🫐🌽🌽🍦🍦🧀🧀(^^)
As a mixed Japanese person, it’s really nice to see so many other 😭 thanks Takashii!
I think there is a radio show/podcast on NPR/KQED that highlights mix race people in California. Maybe you want to check it out. Or not. Up to you.
@ thank you! That’s really kind of you :)
Seems 99% of these have foreign dads and Japanese moms. This must be bad for the Japanese men to see. Id be uncomfortable with this. Japanese are such wonderful unique race and country and culture. This mixing isn't good.
@@ancientslav4863 my dad is Japanese. I don’t think our existence as mixed is bad. Communities change over time, that’s the story of human history
mixed japanese ppl always 10/10s (im just rizzing u up)
This video is so cool. Thank you for interviewing these wonderful people Takashii
I absolutely LOVE these videos. Such diversity. Great work TAKASHii!
I don't like the neoliberal Аmerican propaganda of "diversity" multiculturalism, especially when they push it hard on homogeneous type of countries... They do this all over Europe too, by mass media propagation, politics etc...
I'm half-Japanese but I'm 56 years old. Most mixed-race you meet are very young
My father came to Tokyo only about 15 years after WWII ended
It was a very different time
Almost every mixed child has a Japanese mother. That means so many Japanese men are single for life. So sad! Racism stinks!
Seems 99% of these have foreign dads and Japanese moms. This must be bad for the Japanese men to see. Id be uncomfortable with this. Japanese are such wonderful unique race and country and culture. This mixing isn't good.
@@ancientslav4863 Race works for the benefit of Japanese (asian) women, but works against (racism) Japanese and Asian men.
Takashi needs to interview you
I'm 57, lot more mixed folks now, us older ones are a little rare.
Great interviews, thank you Takashii! All these people are so beautiful, and I’m in awe of their linguistic abilities 🙏💜
Takashii has the best job in the world! All of these beautiful people he meets are absolutely fantastic!❤
Damn, the Czech, Polish, Japanese girl is a mix alright. A mix of cute and beautiful in every way.
Her Aussie accent is the cherry on top. So cute for her.
She looks like an anime character
Aussie accent ugly. As an Aussie hahah
fr bro
I'm half Aus/Japan and didn't have any experiences meeting other half-Japanese people until I was in my early 20s so it's so interesting to hear all these experiences!
nice to meet you here
japan is wierd... they have a cult reading club that you have to pass to get on? confusing is it true jesus came too japan as a farmer and then they killed him?
Im australian born japanese yet to make any half/full friends 😭
I'm also have Australian half Japanese, I was born and raised in Australia, and I'm still trying to learn Japanese.
@@marliefestoni really?! its so different to english isnt it, lol
Your English is getting better and better
Love to see half or mixed race people!! Good to see their good in linguistic abilities..
Great interviews and blessings to you ❤❤❤❤❤
Takashii, these are great interviews with wonderful people. However, I notice a trend: almost all of the people are young, beautiful, going to "uni" and have wealthy parents. I hope you can interview more '"regular people" who are working, raising kids and being part of regular Japanese society.
That's because he arranges these interviews with people so obviously it's going to be slanted towards people who want to appear in a video, usually those who have or want some kind of following on social media
Not a negative thing, but I think that's why the bias exists here. He's done plenty of street interviews with random Japanese people.
He's had interviews with "regular people" before. But also it's not surprising that most of the half-Japanese people he's interviewed would be models, uni students, or wealthy since that's kind of the only reason why they would be in Japan in the first place.
Takashii needs to learn how to hunt shiny Pokémon so he can use the same strats for finding hafus in the wild. Otherwise he’s just gonna keep arranging meetings with the hafus with a little clout.
I really enjoy Takashi’s content (wouldn’t have subscribed if I didn’t) but...from the outset, I knew his interviews were curated. Never judged him bc that’s virtual life, in general, ie everyone’s trying to control their image. What’s hilarious is that if Takashi only interviewed “everyday people”, there would be comments about how boring and average everyone was.😂
@@gabrielmcdonnell8699 You might have a point there. ;-)
Great to be able to speak multiple languages. Nothing like being multilingual and having a better understanding of your culture.
The difference the language forces his personality to make is wild
That’s why I’ve always thought that as a US citizen, we should all experience living abroad, even if if it’s just for a year. If we did that, we’d know what it’s fully like to assimilate (and as a result, be more patient and compassionate with immigrants back in the States).
Once I was talking to my teacher colleague at school graduation when I was approached by Korean parents. I greeted them in Korean and talked with them a bit. When they left, my colleague told me it was so interesting to see how my mannerism and the way of speaking completely changed when I was talking to them. I never noticed that but I guess it makes a lot of sense. Language is an integral part of the culture, values, expressions, and mannerisms.
It definitely is wild 😅
@@gabrielmcdonnell8699 And, "To speak a second language is to have thought twice."
@@lours6993 Yup and it’s such an advantage, whether ppl, in general, want to admit or not.
Wow I love this!!! I’m absolutely sincerely amazed with what you’re doing here and crossing the bridge metaphorically speaking to show everyone just how much we are all the same!!! ❤
Everyone is gorgeous! 😍 I personally live being mixed. ❤
w
International marriage statistics in Japan from 1965 to 2022
Japanese husband, foreign wife 821,375 people
Foreign husband, Japanese wife: 307,552 people
It is clear that the majority of the Hearts children appearing in this interview have Japanese mothers.
Try interviewing children whose father is Japanese and whose mother is foreign.
Where did you get those statistics? This is an interesting statistic if true, because any time I see interracial relationships it's usually Non-Japanese man + Japanese woman.
@@aspebb This is statistical data released by the Japanese government.
@@aspebb This is statistical data released by the Japanese government. 1965-2022
The top foreign women who married Japanese men were Chinese with 267,217, followed by Koreans with 198,300 and Filipinos with 176,353.
The mixed-race children appearing on this channel are a rare pattern.
@@aspebb the ones with Japanese fathers are more spread out while the ones with Japanese mothers only are in majority cities.
I assume that half kids with Japanese dads and Asian moms don’t speak English well maybe. Takashi can’t interview them in English. Def some kids do but I think that’s one of the reasons. Not sure tho
My mum is Scottish & my dad is Japanese. I grew up in Osaka until i was 12 :)
will u go back in the future
alright mate
You should be on his next interview
I enjoy Takashi's haafu interviews. I'm half Japanese (Kanazawa area) and half American. I am 6 feet tall and when I was in Japan for a summer in HS locals kinda geeked out to here I was only 16. :)
The Japanese-Czech-Polish girl is so gorgeous and sweet… especially with Australian accent…
She is a model.... But yeah...
The czech polish japanese lady is stunning!
Love Takashi video… and as a father of 17yr old French-Japanese girl in Tokyo, the topic is close to my heart !
Thank you so much from a mixed person. All these mixed people are so beautiful.
We miss JAPAN soooooooooo much!❤ we were so blessed to live there for 6 years! Looking forward to visit next year!❤️🙏
The guy from Ghana is so cool ❤
Yeah, The Ghanaian is very smooth, and seems to have moved all across
takashii with all the models 🤣
Right? They're all good looking.
💯😂✌🏽
@@averageguy1261That’s what you get when you mix races. The way the different features of the different races blend creates incredibly unique and beautiful faces that we don’t really see every day.
@@eyespy3001 This is the case with my daughters. They got the best features from both my Korean genes and their mother's Irish and Scottish genes.
@@eyespy3001Jesseogn and Takashii giving Hafus a platform to tell their life experiences. Respect 👊🏽
Beautiful interview! ❤
Well done Takashi! Another interesting video. Great way to meet chicks!!! By the way, I am half Greek, half Irish, and American.
This is excellent. I love the culture comparisons and the influences growing up. Great job doing these interviews, Takashii.
It’s really neat hearing all the different languages. It’s so beautiful to be multilingual and multiracial.
このチャンネル好きだけど特にハーフのインタビューが好き💛
高橋さんのチャンネルは音が最高に良くて、リスニングのお勉強に最適ですね。お陰様で、最近はリスニングの力がグーンと伸びて来たようで、大分聞き取れるようになりました。高橋さん、ありがとう。これからも、高橋さんの動画で英会話の達人を目指します。
When I took my 2 younger daughters to Japan I had to explain to term "monoculture" to them. They have grown up in modern Australia and where we live it is a very diverse mix of ancestry, in fact my youngest who is a white blue eyed blonde kid (which in itself has a story originating in the UK and Scandinavia), is very much the minority in her school class.... Anyway, with that multicultural background, I explained "monoculture" to them as "imagine everyone at your school was white!".... When I worked in Asia, the locals always found it odd that I was skilled with chopsticks, and when at home I could eat food from dozens of cultures.
Wow SO interesting seeing these cultural mixes!
Blows my mind!
Not a single Japanese dad, just Japanese moms. East Asian women need to love/like their men.
The half-filipina has a Japanese dad
the half indian also has a japanese father
I am german and my girlfriend is also Japanese/Chinese... so our future children will be grow up in japanese,german and chinese.
I totally love this diversity in the video and everyone is very open minded about their cultures
I’m Indonesian Dutch 🇳🇱 but… i really want a girlfriend who is Japanese 😭❤
Similar to me. I am german with a japanese husband. We have a baby daughter. Its great to see other mixed couples/children
One of your best videos. Loved the interview with Austrian. He has it covered.
Bro these blends are beautiful
woow, really beautiful ladies on this interview. Awesome the diversity. This channel is very good. Congrats for your work, man, you're a great interviewer
Half japanese people should make a club or something like that, it seems like they would enjoy the experience of being along with people who face the same dificulties
Very good, now I notice a certain accent in the Japanese-Brazilian Portuguese, which is natural since (as she said in the video), she was born and raised in Japan.
Amazing takashi! becoming worldwide show! Ganbatte ne
Sadi (i think that is her name, the last lady in the video, half Pilipino) is absolutely gorgeous!
there is one thing very interesting, TAKASHII san always mistakes Australia as Austria, so the Austrian guy was very confused in the video, and at the same time, TAKASHII san smiled at him again and again, which was very funny LOL
16:17 Aju’s entire vibe comes off very New York Afro-Latina. I would’ve never suspected that she was Japanese. Wouldn’t be surprised if locals think she’s from the U.S.
There's no such a thing as "afro latina", If she's born in New York, she's American, not latina.
Half Japanese and any other nationality usually has goodlooking Children. In Hawaii we had a lot of half Japanese and half Caucasian kids and they were very unique looking but very cute. We call half -half hapa in Hawaii
Yup, you could tell hapa immediately. The only hapas I felt bad for lol are those that look 100% haole. ☺️
ok weebs
Yupp that’s what I’m striving for, they are superior children ! They’ll also be better in school and very athletic or talented. Like Rui Hachimura or the girl from Keroro band
>Half Japanese and any other nationality
Half white and any other nationality more like
@@mikloridden8276 Superior? SUPERIOR??!! 🤦🏽♂️☺️😂🤣
17:59 This man is never giving up.
Great video! I enjoyed listening to all of the languages👏👏👏
Keep up the great work 👍
On today's episode of Takashi interviews beautiful and interesting people...
Great video as always!
A Japanese mother’s influence is super strong
i noticed a funny pattern: most mixed people have their mother be the japanese parent. except for the filipinos and russians (only one example in the video, but i also know someone in real life who's russian with a japanese dad and russian mother), where the dad is the japanese parent
Takashii looked like he was swooning over that Swedish/ Japanese girl 😂😂😂😂😂
I would too, she's beautiful
we all were.
私も
She is beautifullllll
An Okinawan mom and American dad, a tale as old as time
Yupp, that and Korean or Filipina wives 😂 now you got all the Europeans flocking to Asia and spawning more like the ones in the vid
Like a moth to a flame
Probably American military.
@@Mwoods2272 that was the point
What? No. That barely happened before WW2. Time is a lot older than that.
im 43 Japanese and Puerto Rican...growing up in japan ...it was hard...many bullies...same in PR...living state side was refreshing becuased no one cared....but I would never change my life experience...so happy to see many Happas...
WAY TO GO TAKASHI BY POSTING THEIR IG ACCOUNTS BROTHA.....
Nací en Mardrid España, me mudé a América cuando tenía 6 años. Sirvió en el ejército estadounidense y vivió en Japón durante 4 años. Hablo español, inglés y aprendí suficiente japonés para pedir la mejor comida.
Beautiful people
Yes like Chris Brown - Beautiful People
Thumbnail had me gasping, wow
yooo, how did you find all of these half-japanese people?? were you carrying like a billboard with you or like you got in touch with them beforehand and set a place for the meetup??
Takashi is GLOWING ✨❤️
I am norwegian, so I understood everything what that half japanese and swedish girl said when she spoke in swedish.
Takashii speaks great English I’m impressed.
You were giving that Spanish girl the eyes, someone has a crush.
I really love Japan and envy the mixed race looks and their language skills.
This channel stands out for how cozy the interviews are - the dress and readiness of the interviewees, the camera and sound quality. Awesome footage channel dudesy, not to mention the hot babes.
I'm sure there are a lot of different cultures of American men and Japanese women together from the US Veterans or Active Military Stationed in Japan. Hence why so many mixed kids.
I am british but have lived in Italy for 25 years. I never miss your videos and especially like the ones where you interview people of mixed Japanese backgrounds. They are fascinating and I particularly like your style of interviewing. You have a nice personality and manage to create a great rapour with the people you speak to.
Just from curiosity do U get recognised as Italian or British. ( Or maybe U just moved to Italy after U grew up in the UK)
I was born in the uk all my heritage is British but certainly living in Italy and speaking the language fluently does impact your take on things. Been here for 25 years. I also look very British and so no-one mistskes me firvan Italian Keep up the good work
The last guy gave a great example of answering politely in Japanese
this was excellent. Thank you.
Damn that Polish/czech mix girl is a cutie. Takashi knew what’s up with the thumbnail 😂
She's super pretty❤
Thats why I was suspicious when she said she was a model
As a half filipino hapa, I’m jealous of these halvsie hapas because they can live and work in Japan being a developed 1st world country…
"hapa" os half white, pinoys aren't white.
Believe me, life in the Philippines is better. The Japanese, Koreans and Europeans are miserable because of the late marriage, weak family ties and the work system.
I watch TAKASHII’s videos a lot because my Tokyo-born, half-Japanese daughter now lives in Japan. I’m curious but also concerned about what kind of life and struggles a half might face there. Love these interviews!
This was soooooo cool. Thanks Takashii.
Takashii, do you ever make friends with the people you meet?
Kristy the half Japanese/half American lady has a wonderful accent.
Interesting videos. I'm half Japanese as well, but form an older generation. I grew up in the states except for 3 years in Japan when I was a child. Growing in and around military bases I never felt like an outsider since there many kids of mixed races.
It's funny listening to these interviews. My kids are half white and half Chinese here in Canada and it really has never been an issue. In fact, when the other kids see me they assume my kids are only white and then when they see their mom they were like ahhhhhhh ok I see your mom's face in you now. LOL. Here, there are so many mixed kids nobody really reacts.
I grew up in Toronto where there was a lot of racism and violence associated with it in the schoolyard. A lot of kids had a tough go of it. I boxed at Cabbagetown boxing club with a kid called Asif Dar. His dad got him into boxing because he had to fight his way home from school almost everyday. He became an Olympic boxer for Pakistan...Canada snubbed him. We've had 5 kids in Japan. None of them has had a single incident of racism. The first encounter with racism any of them had was when I put my son in a hockey school for a week while in Toronto when we were home for the summer. He was 8. After one session he asked me "Papa...What's a "nip"?
Het is echt grappig dat Takashii eindelijk iemand interviewt die Nederlands is! Ik wachtte altijd af wanneer interviewt hij iemand die Nederlands is! Hij heeft niet het Nederlandse accentje als hij Engels spreekt 👍🏼 maar iemand die volbloed of half Japans is in Nederland zie je vrij weinig! 😭😭Maar zijn houding is echt 100% Dutch Guy 🇳🇱💪🏼😂 Bro ik hoop dat je een fijne tijd hebt in Japan! Groeten uit Breda 🙌🏻
This was a great video. Yuta!
I'm half japanese, half white. My mom had blonde hair and blue eyes, people thought I was adopted when I was out with her. 🤣
Really cool to have two sides, so proud of both heritages.
White have many ethnicity
i wish we had a filipino version of this where half filipinos were interviewed. i am half filipino and would love to find people with similar experiences.
Generally they have Japanese mother and foreign father. Actually I am like one of them. Because I'm Turkish and my wife is Thai. Our children are half Thai half Turkish 🇹🇭🇹🇷
Japan is probably the most modern & Tech country in the World!
It used to be true in the 80s and 90s, but not any longer.
13:30 GIRL IS DROP DEAD GORGEOUSSSSSS 😩😩😩😩
Is Takashii reusing content? His interview with Ryuta is the same one he did in a video 10 months ago, except the exposure is darker and the video is flipped.
I LOVE this video! I am multi racial and enjoy hearing everyone’s story.
A lot of them look beautiful
I've been to Japan, it's very a very beautiful country and all, but i didn't see any couples holding hands for example. I think love is the answer to everything. Without love i don't think any country can survive
pigeon? is that how it's written? the vibe is so cool.
I think it's "pidgin".
Everyone good looking and interesting. Love to see it
Genetics is amazing. Alot of the mixed individuals have personality traits reminiscent of the foreign parents culture despite being born and raised in Japanese society.
I think I remember Dutch bro from another video. Cool guy
It's the exact same interview, except the video is flipped and the exposure is darker.
That was short video.
Good interviews, but it would be good to know how accepted and/or "intrigued" native Japanese are with the Half Japanese who don't look 100% Japanese? For example, one girl (who looked 100% Japanese) said she was "bullied" growing up. I want to get an idea if I visited Japan, would people want to get to know me more because I don't look 100% Japanese, but I do look Half? (kind of like the last guy in the video).
There is no way for us to tell from appearance whether a foreigner has partial Japanese ancestry or not. There are a bunch of Eurasian mixed people from Central Asia to Russia living in Japan. And a half-Japanese or even full-Japanese person who doesn't have native fluency in Japanese culture, language, or history would be treated no differently from any other foreign tourist visiting Japan.
You will never be accepted but you will be tolerated.
English: I see that a lot of mixed East/Southeast Asian people have Asian mothers & non-Asian fathers. Also, my parents know a Latino/Chicano/Hispanic coworker friend named Alfonso Baez who married a Japanese lady & had 2 kids named Melissa & Kelsey.
Spanish Translation: Veo que mucha gente mitad asiática tiene una madre asiática y un padre que no es asiático. La mezcla más común es mitad asiático y mitad blanco/americano (padre blanco/americano y madre asiática).
Mis padres y yo conocimos a un amigo Latino/Chicano que se llama Alfonso Baez que se casó con una japonesa y tuvo dos hijas que se llaman Melissa y Kelsey.
My lord, the Aussie Japanese girl is gorgeous!
@@VidNibsher personality is australian
@@VidNibs She is absolutely Australian lol. Ethnicity doesn't matter, it's how you behave and sound.
@@c3vzn 100%! Ask any Aussie and they'll tell you this. We'll claim anyone as one of our own as long as they manage to fit in. haha
Love your channel Takashii but you made an error understanding the guy at 18:00, he has Austrian blood and grew up in Austria, NOT Australia. Arnold Shwarzennegar is also Austrian, not Australian. Austria is in Europe. LOL don't feel bad many people misunderstand that because the names of the countries sound similar. Anyways, cheers brother!
Such beautiful people ... every one! Japanese culture has imparted respect and goodness to these children of mixed marriages.
The first 2 are definitely Navy babies
Yup Okinawa was the giveaway. 👌🏾
Of course. Okinawa to Virginia, most likely Norfolk
Part Japanese, part of something else, 💯 % beautiful!
to be honest. i’m SO in love with wasians!!!! so i want more videos like this
Wasians are basically central-Asians looking peoples or Eurasian looking peoples.
Wasians is overhyped.
@ i don’t think so to be honest
wasians have different looks
@@hoppy8019 give me an example of "wasian" with different looks. apart from central asian or Eurasian.