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Salam guys! I have finally answered all of your questions on my experience in Japan! Hope you find this video informative! ---------- STAY CONNECTED ...
Culture Shock in Japan, Convenience and Sushi: I've now been in Japan two months and in this video I briefly describe the experience of culture shock and also discuss the theme of convenience in Japanese culture. ★★HELP US CONTINUE MAKING
Alan at http://www.jsoccer.com / JSoccer Magazine here - do you want to be at the front of the line for a sporting event in Japan - don't bother going early - just go the day before and write your name on the sidewalk, come back a few minutes before
Most Breathtaking Place in Japan: Exploring Fushimi Inari Shrine's 10,000 Gates → https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vyUB4W9owh4 -~-~~-~~~-~~-~- [[Turn on CC for SUBTITLES]] Rachel and I discuss culture shock and some aspects of living in Japan that
LEARN A NEW LANGUAGE WITH ITALKI! ITALKI PROMO PAGE: http://promos.italki.com/strawberry-mochi/ Contribute subtitles! It would be much appreciated! サブタイトルお願いします！See Below for information on how to contribute! *This is not
Had a good email recently asking me if I could point out a few culture shock / cultural differences that I notice in Japan. To be honest I made the video kind of fast and rattled off a few details but I could have thought longer and deeper on this
This video will become a part of a series where I try an account for my personal struggles with culture shock. Hopefully through my experiences I can prevent you from making a few of the somewhat embarrassing mistakes that I made when I first arrived
In this rant I focus on a few of the culture shocks I have gone through, that are, in a word, awesome! Things I never would have imagined and are excellent for the world travelling party enthusiast. This may now branch off into a sub series as this
If you benefit from my videos donations are greatly appreciated. http://chooseyourrelationships.com/donate Here's some pros and cons of living in Japan along with some of my most trouble experiences. Most of it was a culture shock at best and a
At my school today preparing for the impending sports festival to be held tomorrow there was a lot going on to see and to be a part of. Only starting to learn the language of course a lot of whats said simply goes over my head. Thinking I wanted a
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