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+Ayie Amini Thank you for watching. About your question, though. Do you
mean a security guard for the school??? If so, there is no guards for
public schools. Some private schools got security guards at the gate or
entrance of their schools.
@Mega Herlindi Yes, many places I can recommend!!! I’ll make vids of
them!!! ;)
I think I am best suited for Japan personality wise, but sadly I am stuck
here in America with rude and obnoxious people :(
I have a lot of questions to be honest:/
*how do you think about germans?
*how do you think about overweight people?
*Is Cannabis illegal? What do people think about it?
*I think about living in Japan. And i came up with that idea 4-5years i
think. Does Japan accept German graduations?
(Fun question: how can japanese girls be sooo hot?:D)
And i laughed when u said, that Japan is in the middle of the earth:D made
me realise, that we all think different about that!:D
Have a nice day over there (btw is 22:32 /10:32p.m –just thought u d might
be interested^^)
Thank you for this video 🙂
Just a few additional infos:
Irasshaimase / いらっしゃいませ
to those who don’t know why you shouldn’t respond on this phrase:
いらっしゃいませ means “welcome”. And…if you’re a guest or a customer you
wouldn’t say “welcome” to the owner or host, would you?
And there is another thing about shoes. there are often (always?) a
seperate pair of shoes for bathroom / toilet. if there are some you should
use them…but you *must* take them off when you leave the bathroom /
toilet.
when is rush hour train starting or ending?
Interesting and informative ….Thanks Yuka :))
you told us some information that over bloggers havent…thanks for the
upload :)
These are good points. You are great.
What are the restaurants that you can recommend me while i am in Osaka.
Give me name and address.
Thanks.
おどいでやす
is there Japanese sing walk in japan ?
I really loved your clip
Haha this is the first video I’ve watched in this channel, totally
subscribing.
Question: How to find a host family?
Thank you. Good English!
Great Video. Yes the First timers needs this video. I lived in Osaka for
many years. I will bring my 9 year old son this march during the cherry
blossom time. Excited to come back after more then 10 years. I will take my
son to the steam train museum north of Tokyo, Osaka, KYOTO and Hiroshima.
We will have a 14 day JR-pass so we will enjoy our self. I wish you well
teaching people about Japan.. Everyone should go. It is a wonderful
country.
Hello Yuka, thank you for your interesting video, I subscribed! I’m
planning on going to Japan next year, probably in October, November. Is it
already cold then? I will go to Kyushu, Chugoku, Kansai and Tokyo too
Hey Yuka… I just wanted to know actually. In akihabara, do the anime
goodies such as figure sell at there are expensive? As u know, I love anime
so much…:P btw, I love your video… maybe I’ll go to japan someday but
in lower budget. Hehehe
I love you.
Cant wait to come down there and experience the delicious food and the
heritage culture in Japan and Osaka…..
This video was really helpful, thanks for making it!! :)
Cool! Lots of the stuff are similar to where I live! (Except for the
english part) can’t wait to go to Japan!!
Hi! Thanks for this video. I’m going Japan for the first time next year 😀
I choose to go to Kobe for two weeks in august, 17/8-15 to 30/8-15. 🙂 I’m
really looking forward to it 😀 What is the most important thing I must
think on for this trip?
great video, thanks for the information 🙂 PET is a type of plastic so
perhaps it is not a mistake
http://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Polyethylene_terephthalate
I am going to Japan as an exchange student for high school. Though I’m not
fluent in Japanese as I’d like to be. I had originally planned on going to
Korea, but plans changed. What tips could you give me for easily learning
the language and other things I may know? (I’m only a freshman. I will be
going to Tokyo for my Junior year)