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which part of Japan is that ? :D
TheLollipopAhh 3 weeks ago
your like me! i hate bella 2 :D
SarahBaraful 3 months ago
I have the same markers!! Copic is very nice!! I like the Sketch products better though...
Usagiru 5 months ago
omg i love your apartment especially your kotatsu very cute hahaha lol also that would be very convenient for me in the winter lol hope you feel better hehe :)
persondude11 1 year ago
I don't understand.... in the U.S do people not take off there shoes when they enter someones home?
This is just mind-boggling to me, I live in Toronto, Canada and i have never heard of people leaving there shoes on when they enter anyone home EVER! They always take them off at the door... plz explain.
smellyface101 1 year ago 3
@smellyface101 Only some people require that you take off your shoes in the States. Depends on your family. Mine never did. Nor most of my friends. I had a few friends whose mother's required you take off your shoes to protect the carpets...but not because it was considered incredibly rude and insulting not to do so. We also wore our shoes at school, in the gym, outside, and in our homes with no need to remove them. (Unlike here where there are separate shoes for each.)
IchigoSpaz 1 year ago
that tv is supper nice...it would be even nicer if it were bigger but i like the thinness and sleekness of it
JeremyScottThompson 1 year ago
You're adorable, please do more videos. I really like your apartment tour, hope you got over the flu ok?
One day i'll make it to Japan. Hope hope. =)
FatMacTokyo 2 years ago
Do they go big for christmas over there?
bakabord 2 years ago
You wash like you are a plate? That is awesome.
LoveYoshiClan 2 years ago
Did you celebrate Thanksgiving? I'm spending the fall in Oslo, Norway, and all I could do for it was call home. ;_; Very sad. Are there Japanese that like to celebrate it, or was it just something you whipped together?
miranatu 2 years ago
Yeah, Thanksgiving is not a big holiday in Japan. They've caught onto Valentine's, Halloween and Christmas (although none of them are quite..."right"...)
I'm lucky, there are quite a few Americans at my workplace so we decided to get together this weekend to throw a party. Cooking the turkey is quite a pill however!
IchigoSpaz 2 years ago