@JetMechInJapan yeah with the big chains you gotta hide them all from day one and not say anything. if they find out later you can still get kicked. at this point i use a home gym.
That's Bullshit about the tats...Let me ask u something...How come english is so important to learn in japan?...But it's not important to learn Japanese in america?
Very good video. Thank you for sharing. Also, random sidenote: You kinda look like this one actor named Scott Michael Foster, but only when he plays his character in "Greek."
Hi ...so ok i have tattoo sleeves and i'm a woman i' ve been wanting to go for a language exchange program to learn japanese in tokyo & get closer to my dream of living there ...i'm also a hairstylist so i kept thinking it would be ok in that industry but now i just dunno what to think anymore ...any suggestions?
About the tatts : According to ThejapanesechannelDcom anyone with a tattoo (gaijin or not) is not allowed acces to any waterpark. I tend to believe him, 'cause he fills up my japanese yearnings! LOL. But hey...who am I ( apart from being a dutch baka gaijin , preparing to go to Nippon) Is that really the case??
Wow! I find it really interesting that Japan makes you renounce your natural citizenship in order to become a citizen there..Not sure if I could do that...I guess I'll cross that bridge when it comes.
How do you know if you're getting a good deal in Japan? Money conversions can be confusing, and I would bet that some Japanese vendors would take advantage of gaijins.
I researched that they will check you if you have tattoos or not if you do,you won't we allowed to be japanese citizen.i'm not sure but is it true? andd...
i'm an asian,korean-chinese by ethnics and with tattoos.. other the working areas/onsens etc. will people,like avoid you if they know you got tattoos,those in their 20s/30s? or like when you tell your japanese friends will they start to avoid you?
I just recently heard that Stan Lee is doing a manga with the author of Shaman King but yeah I can see that they dont hire foreigners in Manga / Anime in their studios and considering he is one of the Godfathers of modern superhero's it took long enough to get him in.
Thanks for videos. I have tattoos on my arm as well and I always wondered if it would be possible for me to work in Japan. My Japanese friend told me it would be really difficult so thanks for the info. I figured I would have to wear a long sleeve shirt at all times at work too. So do your employers know about your tattoos?
As a heavily tattooed female, I had some worries about my future plans to travel to Japan. I'm planning to vacation there soon then if I like it enough plan to go to a Japanese language school down the line. I haven't done quite enough research yet but would being heavily tattooed ruin my chances of being accepted into a school? Ive been looking into a school called NILS. I know id have to cover them with long sleeves for work, but would they effect my chances with finding a good school?
I like hearing from you about becoming a Japanese citizen. I will be moving to Japan in a year to be with my future husband, we plan to marry upon my arrival. And, I do plan in my future to try to get citizenship. I will be very interested to hear your trials and tributaries as you have them.
Indeed, regarding getting into anime and manga, though not impossible, I did see a video about Kadokawa and saw a guy working on the animation side of things who was French.
That aside, like any creative industry of that ilk, you need to be very good indeed to stand any chance.
I don't want to discourage you but I don't really recommend any foreginers doing anime business because it's just too damn competitive. Think about it. millions of japanese competing against themelves to make better anime and you are just a gaijin trying to figure what the hell is going on. it's the same thing as Asian guy trying out for NBA or Ice hockey team in the USA. BUt hey I am not a dream killer. YOu can always try or die trying
I was born in Mexico and now have citizenship in America as well, what would happen if I tried to apply in Japan. Would I have to lose my citizenship with the other 2 countries or what?
@HellCuzins SAME HERE DUDE i have exactly the same question .... i was born in mexico and am a citizen in us i wanna become japanese citizen and i heard you can loose ur papers .... i dont want that since i wanna come back to US ...
Personally I think it's more practical to work as a comic book artist in your own country because it's easier. I think you can still do manga style art without having to actually be in Japan. Besides learning a new language is something I can't do very well anyway.
I'm not Japanese (I'm American) but I now live in Tokyo where I've been publishing my own Manga series for over 1 year and 3 months, through Kodansha's monthly "Morning Two" Magazine. My series is called "Peepo Choo" and the fist 2 volumes are out in bookstores in Japan! :D
i heard something that i'm not sure if its true or not. that if you have born us citizenship you cannot be forced to renounce it? that it just may be difficult in cases of like voting, etc.?
do you think that affects being granted citizenship or not so much?
and i have a question to ask. or more like an opinion: which do you like better osaka-area or hokkaido sapporo-area and why? (well that is if you've been up there, haha)
Maybe in germany its a different situation but at least its hard too and maybe its harder. In japanese (ive heard) are schools where you can learn drawing manga. And in japan you grown up with manga all the time because there is everywere stuff like that. Of course in japan its very hard become an mangaka because there are many good artists who wants to be one.
You dont need to write and speak japanese and anything like that. In Germany you can be a mangaka too. And in any other land too where manga is an topic. Its hard, and maybe your manga will not be popular in japan. But a good manga dont must be drawn in japan. And a good Mangaka dont must be from Japan. So i think its wrong from you to tell when someone dont know the japanese language cant be an mangaka and anything like that.
a mangaka in germany is a totally different situation. i didnt say they cant i just said they will be the first. there is 2 or 3 right now but it is few and far between.
yeah i know i mean there are only about 2-3 gaijin manga artists here. and in japan you DEFINITELY need to speak, read, write perfect japanese to get such a job,
the immigration laws are changing and this happen after i made this vid quite a while ago. one problem about making these is the constant shift in immigration.
For the last question: do you have to stay in japan for 7 CONSECUTIVE years or for the time you stay there just adds up eventually untill you get to 7 years regardless of leaving the country for any amount of time and coming back? Hope my question is clear.
the gov does nothing to regulate this hence it can continue. its not like western countries where a place would be shut down in a matter of days for discrimination. still, its not that common. i have only had it 2 times in my 3 years of living here. well not including never being able to go to onsens for having tattoos, and some gym too.
ive heard it can change to as low as 3 if you get married and change from a spouse visa to citizenship so you may be right. there may be another loophole that brings it down to 5 like a business visa. there is most likely always an exception to my info on here.
If ytou want to know specifically you could google "debito japanese citizenship naturalization", he has a couple essays specifially tlaking about applying for citizenship.
You can apply after 3 years, which is quicker than trying to get permanent residency, but you still have to take a japanese history test, submit a shitload of documents from back home, show that you can read/write and speak japanese proficiently, etc. etc. Not as simple as just "being here for 7 years".
I'm pretty sure you said before that you teach English in Japan, right?
Well, if so, have they said anything negtative about your tattoos? Or do you just hide them?
When I lived in Japan ...I didn't see many people with tattoos....only in Shibuya. And my husband tells me that it's looked down on...or a sign that the person is a 'bad boy/girl'. So, if you haven't already...can you do a FAQ about that?
i heared a lot of people saying that house in japan are small and very expensive is that true?could you give me an example of the price in euro of a "normal" house?
it is true. remember this country is only the size of california but holds 127,000,000 people. that means every inch is expensive. also a good portion of japan is uninhabitable due to mountain ranges as well. prices vary by area but unless you are living in a rural area a 4 room house could cost you as much 100,000 euros in a heavily urban area. And I mean rooms that are only about 18x18ft.
What about ear piercings? Do eikaiwa and other schools expect their gaijin employees to be piercing-free? I'm wondering in particular about multiple ear piercings and stretched lobes (I'm female, if that makes any difference in your response).
kindergarten teacher. what?! Cant you just look at me and tell thats what I do? Everything about my disposition says kindergarten teacher. lol, no really though take a look at my kindergarten vids and you will see my job in detail.
I was 27 when I moved here. I studied japanese on my own. Jacqcar? I am unsure what word you are talking about as there are no q`s,c`s, and r ending sounds in the japanese language. If you spell it in romaji I could tell you.
how come all the japanese teens have these crazy anime hairstyles ?i googled anime/asian hair on youtube and they say that they use gatsby but i don't think thats it . is it their hair that is special , do they cut their hair in some weird way or is it something else because i really make them like that
yeah I have done that to alot of viewers I think lol. かわいそう笑い！But dont feel too bad it pays really bad. For example you would only be making 1500 to 2000 USD a month to work almost 10-12 hours a day dishing out phonebook size mangas every month. Only when one like Death Note hits huge popularity does the money start to flow in.
gatsby is awesome. They really do use quite a bit of it and the thing is it comes in all different types of textures, levels, and allows for many different styles. I know their hair looks stylish and soft but it is actually quite tough and usually rigid with styling gel that allows it to dry without a damp look (unlike Dep gel in the states). They also use insane amounts of hairspray here too and loads of extensions (both boys and girls). So dont be fooled by the outrageous amounts of hair.
youre cool man..i really love japan but im not a japanese..im a filipino i lived in phillipines..but i love japan about their traditon in way of living..keep up the good work man..
thanks I appreciate the compliment. I know some Filipinos out here who are half japanese. They are really fun to hang out with. glad you enjoy the videos. let meknow if I can answer any questions about japan for you.
thanks everyone so much for your awesome response to my FAQ videos! I thought videos of me just sitting there talking would be really boring but I have had such an overwhelming response to them that I plan to post FAQs alot more frequently. Please keep the questions coming and thanks again!
maynga?
shinigamiryuk 2 weeks ago
What do you mean by visa?
I'm guessing its not a credit card lol
MriBackup 1 month ago
I live in Osaka Japan and couldn't even join a gym because of having tattoos. I told them I would always keep them covered, NG
JetMechInJapan 1 month ago
@JetMechInJapan yeah with the big chains you gotta hide them all from day one and not say anything. if they find out later you can still get kicked. at this point i use a home gym.
unrested 1 month ago
lucky to find your channel :)
cause i want to emigrate to japan later .. your videos help me a lot :)
my question is... what and where do you work ?
CosplayLOVERFTW1 1 month ago
That's Bullshit about the tats...Let me ask u something...How come english is so important to learn in japan?...But it's not important to learn Japanese in america?
Midnightryder7 3 months ago
@aoiahiru because japan is an amazing country , the people the food the culture is pretty amazing....i hope to live their one day too...
bambi1o1 7 months ago
Ouch sorry about that, but I know several foreign artists who are established mangaka's in Japan, Nheira for example, look him up some time :D
konoha4dawin 7 months ago
about manga its not true.
some foreign manga writer in japan.
some chinese and korean and even a french guy named Frédéric Boilet.
psybang 7 months ago
Very good video. Thank you for sharing. Also, random sidenote: You kinda look like this one actor named Scott Michael Foster, but only when he plays his character in "Greek."
jejuneraccoon 7 months ago
Lol zombie dog!!!
Apeshavenotails2 8 months ago
you look nice with long hair
childxofxfate 8 months ago
never been to japan but its my number one holiday destination
mozzmarket 8 months ago
lol Felipe Smith :P
TheNextMangaKing 9 months ago
What about facial piercing? i'm guessing they are a no no too, huh?
DisturbedVamp 9 months ago
@6:56 You are so cute, like an Asian guy! Haha
elderaarondavis1 1 year ago
Hi ...so ok i have tattoo sleeves and i'm a woman i' ve been wanting to go for a language exchange program to learn japanese in tokyo & get closer to my dream of living there ...i'm also a hairstylist so i kept thinking it would be ok in that industry but now i just dunno what to think anymore ...any suggestions?
atoxicdoll 1 year ago
OH...and your dog is sooooo kawaii!!!!! XD
gyqz 1 year ago
About the tatts : According to ThejapanesechannelDcom anyone with a tattoo (gaijin or not) is not allowed acces to any waterpark. I tend to believe him, 'cause he fills up my japanese yearnings! LOL. But hey...who am I ( apart from being a dutch baka gaijin , preparing to go to Nippon) Is that really the case??
gyqz 1 year ago
You Didn't Kill It For Me xDD You Just Made It More Challenging xDD *Fairy Tail Natsu Quote* Wooo Now I'm All Fired Up ;DDD
SuperFastTortoise 1 year ago
Wow! I find it really interesting that Japan makes you renounce your natural citizenship in order to become a citizen there..Not sure if I could do that...I guess I'll cross that bridge when it comes.
KittyCat7860 1 year ago
Correct me if I'm wrong, but won't you become a Japanese citizen if you marry Japanese person?
OneHandOrigami 1 year ago
Yeah, I have a question for you... are you single?
leneyboo 1 year ago
god, U remind me of Yamashita Tomohisa!
rz7on 1 year ago
how would you get a veasa for japan?
superellieboo 1 year ago
I have a question:]
How do you know if you're getting a good deal in Japan? Money conversions can be confusing, and I would bet that some Japanese vendors would take advantage of gaijins.
xxThoughInADreamxx 1 year ago
I researched that they will check you if you have tattoos or not if you do,you won't we allowed to be japanese citizen.i'm not sure but is it true? andd...
i'm an asian,korean-chinese by ethnics and with tattoos.. other the working areas/onsens etc. will people,like avoid you if they know you got tattoos,those in their 20s/30s? or like when you tell your japanese friends will they start to avoid you?
louiscolby 1 year ago
I just recently heard that Stan Lee is doing a manga with the author of Shaman King but yeah I can see that they dont hire foreigners in Manga / Anime in their studios and considering he is one of the Godfathers of modern superhero's it took long enough to get him in.
nemofunk 1 year ago
I have a question for you.Something I have been thinking about for a long time.
You say you have been living there for 3 years now right?
Well,there is always this hype about how Japan is freaking awesome and etc etc etc...
So,after 3 years...I am guessing this "Ohhh Japan,COOL!" magic has not wore off yet?
Or are you simply in love with the culture?
Even after spending so much time,3 years,you still wanna stay forever....why...what makes Japan so special for you? What makes you stay..forever?
SolBuster 1 year ago
i dont know but your so cool ^//^
PerfumeAChan 1 year ago
@aoiahiru i will live here forever. i pay taxes so i want to vote to. i want to be more active in the community in general.
unrested 1 year ago 25
u look like the ring girl lol
HarpSama 1 year ago
Thanks for videos. I have tattoos on my arm as well and I always wondered if it would be possible for me to work in Japan. My Japanese friend told me it would be really difficult so thanks for the info. I figured I would have to wear a long sleeve shirt at all times at work too. So do your employers know about your tattoos?
gateauxQ 1 year ago
As a heavily tattooed female, I had some worries about my future plans to travel to Japan. I'm planning to vacation there soon then if I like it enough plan to go to a Japanese language school down the line. I haven't done quite enough research yet but would being heavily tattooed ruin my chances of being accepted into a school? Ive been looking into a school called NILS. I know id have to cover them with long sleeves for work, but would they effect my chances with finding a good school?
Annkirakira 1 year ago
I wonder what my name would look like in Kanji, Because yea my name is spelled differently lol send me a message back thanks
angelofdarkness15 1 year ago
where do ifind pokemon ?
jflayva 1 year ago
Hello~
Im new to your videos (so sorry in advance for any repeated questions) ^ ^...
but I was just wondering what you, personally, do in Japan as far as a job/career~ Do you teach English or...? (If you don't mind my asking)
PS, thank you for posting these videos~
999Veronica 1 year ago
Hey, just a question, do you have to stay consecutively 7 years in Japan to get qualified for a citizenship?
ShinobixXxKakashi 1 year ago
3 years now
2TC2 1 year ago
I like hearing from you about becoming a Japanese citizen. I will be moving to Japan in a year to be with my future husband, we plan to marry upon my arrival. And, I do plan in my future to try to get citizenship. I will be very interested to hear your trials and tributaries as you have them.
Taegerific 1 year ago
Indeed, regarding getting into anime and manga, though not impossible, I did see a video about Kadokawa and saw a guy working on the animation side of things who was French.
That aside, like any creative industry of that ilk, you need to be very good indeed to stand any chance.
katanamanatee 1 year ago
I don't want to discourage you but I don't really recommend any foreginers doing anime business because it's just too damn competitive. Think about it. millions of japanese competing against themelves to make better anime and you are just a gaijin trying to figure what the hell is going on. it's the same thing as Asian guy trying out for NBA or Ice hockey team in the USA. BUt hey I am not a dream killer. YOu can always try or die trying
wjwildcat 2 years ago
VERY CUTE !
SuzumiyaHaruhi0 2 years ago 2
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FUCK YOU
PHAQ2Mr 2 years ago
I was born in Mexico and now have citizenship in America as well, what would happen if I tried to apply in Japan. Would I have to lose my citizenship with the other 2 countries or what?
HellCuzins 2 years ago 2
@HellCuzins SAME HERE DUDE i have exactly the same question .... i was born in mexico and am a citizen in us i wanna become japanese citizen and i heard you can loose ur papers .... i dont want that since i wanna come back to US ...
latinstuff1 1 year ago
Awesome tattoos. Its a lot better than the shitty ones over at the tattoohub [.] com
dsongster 2 years ago 2
hey just dropping by to say you're hot!! nice vids bye
brunettehoney0 2 years ago 5
what about piercings? I have a septum and 00g plugs and I hope that they wont be too taken aback.
Blythe31 2 years ago
Personally I think it's more practical to work as a comic book artist in your own country because it's easier. I think you can still do manga style art without having to actually be in Japan. Besides learning a new language is something I can't do very well anyway.
aikoarisaka420 2 years ago
michael arias is an american and he was the first gaijin in making anime in japan
he directed Tekkonkinkreet
So..he made it!
but he had a huge resume full of other things he has done in the past, which were very big too.
lots of conections with important people...and so on....
So...it´s really hard to become an artist in japan,... at least in the anime field.
chronofinal 2 years ago
Hey Unrested, how's it going?
I'm not Japanese (I'm American) but I now live in Tokyo where I've been publishing my own Manga series for over 1 year and 3 months, through Kodansha's monthly "Morning Two" Magazine. My series is called "Peepo Choo" and the fist 2 volumes are out in bookstores in Japan! :D
Check out my vids if you're interested.
Hope all is well on your side!
FelipeSmith 2 years ago 45
@FelipeSmith I clap for you ^_^, I'd like to do that someday ^^;;
nishell3200 1 year ago
@FelipeSmith
go felipe!
RockerXZERO 1 year ago
@FelipeSmith
Good job!
fanboy20 10 months ago
what a cute dog ^__^
nefftalysoma 2 years ago
Great video. I'm a Japanese, but your video still makes me think about my own culture and understanding how it is been viewed by others.
However there is one correction.
There is a foreign man working as anime producer in Toei. He has produced few animes, and I remember there is another guy also creating animes.
Search for ギャルマト・ボグダン. Unfortunately I don't know how to spell it.
schemea 2 years ago
thnx man i found that vid really useful
i searched over the web about citizenship in japan but here is your vid to give me answers
my regards from egypt with love
Ewolf4004 2 years ago
just started watching your vids & i subscribed to your account.
i love the videos, especially the honesty in your answers.
JJuliet 2 years ago
i heard something that i'm not sure if its true or not. that if you have born us citizenship you cannot be forced to renounce it? that it just may be difficult in cases of like voting, etc.?
seamonkeywater 2 years ago
yeah i dont think anyone can force you. it has to be a choice of your own.
unrested 2 years ago
do you think that affects being granted citizenship or not so much?
and i have a question to ask. or more like an opinion: which do you like better osaka-area or hokkaido sapporo-area and why? (well that is if you've been up there, haha)
seamonkeywater 2 years ago
Can I find a western style food market in Japan?
Igotnuts 2 years ago
watch my faq on food in japan.
unrested 2 years ago
Good video dude but I know of at least 6 full time manga and anime creators in japan and alot more manga assistants are foreigners now too.
paddykkk 2 years ago
yeah sadly another faq goes obsolete lol it happens.
unrested 2 years ago
Your right about complete understanding of the language though.Without it you cant create manga for Japanesse people.
paddykkk 2 years ago
Maybe in germany its a different situation but at least its hard too and maybe its harder. In japanese (ive heard) are schools where you can learn drawing manga. And in japan you grown up with manga all the time because there is everywere stuff like that. Of course in japan its very hard become an mangaka because there are many good artists who wants to be one.
What do you mean with "there is 2 or 3 right now"
LeG0sTeinCHEn 2 years ago
You dont need to write and speak japanese and anything like that. In Germany you can be a mangaka too. And in any other land too where manga is an topic. Its hard, and maybe your manga will not be popular in japan. But a good manga dont must be drawn in japan. And a good Mangaka dont must be from Japan. So i think its wrong from you to tell when someone dont know the japanese language cant be an mangaka and anything like that.
Im sorry for my bad english.
LeG0sTeinCHEn 2 years ago
a mangaka in germany is a totally different situation. i didnt say they cant i just said they will be the first. there is 2 or 3 right now but it is few and far between.
unrested 2 years ago
yeah i know i mean there are only about 2-3 gaijin manga artists here. and in japan you DEFINITELY need to speak, read, write perfect japanese to get such a job,
unrested 2 years ago
Ahh ok now i understand what you mean^^
LeG0sTeinCHEn 2 years ago
What kind of jobs do they have for foreigners in Japan?
Igotnuts 2 years ago
watch faq on jobs.
unrested 2 years ago
are you sure its 7 years? My research said it was only 5 years. and that You did not have to actually take on a kanji writing but it was suggested
drhikarisan 2 years ago
the immigration laws are changing and this happen after i made this vid quite a while ago. one problem about making these is the constant shift in immigration.
unrested 2 years ago
hmm that I had not heard about but that does sound quite likely.
I do like this video though, very informative.
drhikarisan 2 years ago
For the last question: do you have to stay in japan for 7 CONSECUTIVE years or for the time you stay there just adds up eventually untill you get to 7 years regardless of leaving the country for any amount of time and coming back? Hope my question is clear.
acelakid94 2 years ago
Can they really keep you out of a place just for being foreign? How often does that happen?
ArtNouveauPunk 2 years ago
the gov does nothing to regulate this hence it can continue. its not like western countries where a place would be shut down in a matter of days for discrimination. still, its not that common. i have only had it 2 times in my 3 years of living here. well not including never being able to go to onsens for having tattoos, and some gym too.
unrested 2 years ago
Seven years I read it was five years
Igotnuts 2 years ago
ive heard it can change to as low as 3 if you get married and change from a spouse visa to citizenship so you may be right. there may be another loophole that brings it down to 5 like a business visa. there is most likely always an exception to my info on here.
unrested 2 years ago
If ytou want to know specifically you could google "debito japanese citizenship naturalization", he has a couple essays specifially tlaking about applying for citizenship.
You can apply after 3 years, which is quicker than trying to get permanent residency, but you still have to take a japanese history test, submit a shitload of documents from back home, show that you can read/write and speak japanese proficiently, etc. etc. Not as simple as just "being here for 7 years".
TkyoSam 2 years ago
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alkaro 2 years ago
I'm pretty sure you said before that you teach English in Japan, right?
Well, if so, have they said anything negtative about your tattoos? Or do you just hide them?
When I lived in Japan ...I didn't see many people with tattoos....only in Shibuya. And my husband tells me that it's looked down on...or a sign that the person is a 'bad boy/girl'. So, if you haven't already...can you do a FAQ about that?
Thanks.
refreshNhappy 2 years ago
wait waait.......can youh become a person that speaks for anime. like you are the character.
WildFalukan64 2 years ago
you could but the jobs would be sparse, you would have to know alot of japanese, and it would probably be a special situation.
also the money would be little to nothing and you would have to have connections in the business out here.
unrested 2 years ago
what about japanese girls?:DD
gistring 2 years ago
FAQ 10
unrested 2 years ago
i heared a lot of people saying that house in japan are small and very expensive is that true?could you give me an example of the price in euro of a "normal" house?
gistring 2 years ago
it is true. remember this country is only the size of california but holds 127,000,000 people. that means every inch is expensive. also a good portion of japan is uninhabitable due to mountain ranges as well. prices vary by area but unless you are living in a rural area a 4 room house could cost you as much 100,000 euros in a heavily urban area. And I mean rooms that are only about 18x18ft.
unrested 2 years ago
What about ear piercings? Do eikaiwa and other schools expect their gaijin employees to be piercing-free? I'm wondering in particular about multiple ear piercings and stretched lobes (I'm female, if that makes any difference in your response).
roaringlamb 2 years ago
being femal pericings are fine. if you work with kids i find employers are far more lenient as I have 9/16s (000 gauge) and my job doesnt care.
Eikaiwas are far more strict on tats and earrings though. for men you can really only have small holes and nothing inside when you are at work.
unrested 2 years ago
Good to know. Thanks!
roaringlamb 2 years ago
LOOL, mecha kakoii!!
It's not a lie. ^-^
fluffypaine 2 years ago
what do you do in japan (your job)
westell4 2 years ago
kindergarten teacher. what?! Cant you just look at me and tell thats what I do? Everything about my disposition says kindergarten teacher. lol, no really though take a look at my kindergarten vids and you will see my job in detail.
unrested 2 years ago
My boyfriend has about a few tattoos on his shoulders and he has a hard time getting into onsens....
khalilahinjapan 2 years ago
lol yeah i just dont even try. I just chill at my yakuza friends onsens.
unrested 2 years ago
whats romaji?
thats wat im trina do study japanese online but i never find any website 4 japanese..do u speakfluent japanese?
jacqcar19 2 years ago
how old were u when u moved 2 japan??
And were did u learn japanese?? i never
knew how to write kanji but i can write...hiranga and katakana... and do u know how to spell (jacqcar)in kanji?? if u do can u write it.
jacqcar19 2 years ago
I was 27 when I moved here. I studied japanese on my own. Jacqcar? I am unsure what word you are talking about as there are no q`s,c`s, and r ending sounds in the japanese language. If you spell it in romaji I could tell you.
unrested 2 years ago
how come all the japanese teens have these crazy anime hairstyles ?i googled anime/asian hair on youtube and they say that they use gatsby but i don't think thats it . is it their hair that is special , do they cut their hair in some weird way or is it something else because i really make them like that
wolfdale1 3 years ago
oh and btw you pretty much ruined my dream of becoming a mangaka :P but at least now i know the truth
wolfdale1 3 years ago
yeah I have done that to alot of viewers I think lol. かわいそう笑い！But dont feel too bad it pays really bad. For example you would only be making 1500 to 2000 USD a month to work almost 10-12 hours a day dishing out phonebook size mangas every month. Only when one like Death Note hits huge popularity does the money start to flow in.
unrested 3 years ago
gatsby is awesome. They really do use quite a bit of it and the thing is it comes in all different types of textures, levels, and allows for many different styles. I know their hair looks stylish and soft but it is actually quite tough and usually rigid with styling gel that allows it to dry without a damp look (unlike Dep gel in the states). They also use insane amounts of hairspray here too and loads of extensions (both boys and girls). So dont be fooled by the outrageous amounts of hair.
unrested 3 years ago
you draw ?
wolfdale1 3 years ago
can you show your drawings in one of your videos plz ?
wolfdale1 3 years ago
sure I would love to. I will think of how to work that in at some point.
unrested 3 years ago
cute dog. whats its name?
christianzen2004 3 years ago
uri-chan. it means baby boar because when she was a small puppy she had a big stripe down her back like a baby boar would have.
unrested 3 years ago
youre cool man..i really love japan but im not a japanese..im a filipino i lived in phillipines..but i love japan about their traditon in way of living..keep up the good work man..
glkezo 3 years ago
thanks I appreciate the compliment. I know some Filipinos out here who are half japanese. They are really fun to hang out with. glad you enjoy the videos. let meknow if I can answer any questions about japan for you.
unrested 3 years ago
thanks everyone so much for your awesome response to my FAQ videos! I thought videos of me just sitting there talking would be really boring but I have had such an overwhelming response to them that I plan to post FAQs alot more frequently. Please keep the questions coming and thanks again!
unrested 3 years ago
great video, it was very interesting.
Fezproductions 3 years ago 2
thanks for the positive feedback. let me know if there is anything I can answer in future videos
unrested 3 years ago
another great vid cant wait till the next one
thepims 3 years ago 2
thanks! I really appreciate you taking the time to watch everything I make. I will be addressing your question in FAQ 4 so look out for that:)
unrested 3 years ago
hehe, i bet you're getting all the attention when rocking those arm tattoos in the city
2163216 3 years ago 2
haha yeah at times I do get more attention than I want with the tats.
unrested 3 years ago