A Day in the Life in Japan (Winter)

Love how the convenient store sells Fresh Sand. And I don't think I'd appreciate having to go outside to find clothes to wear.

Wow! It's so much different from what I always imagined, I always thought that Japan was all big neon lights and sky-scrapers everywhere haha, what a beautiful looking country, you're a very lucky man, hope to see more videos from your life in Japan in the furture! =D

gamersfun: Yup, you are right. JET is public schools for the most part. AND working privately while on JET is technically a "No-no".

But, by the time I made this video, I had moved on from JET to teach privately. The good point was that I could really fill up my time with lessons (good money), the bad part was being ultra-busy.

I was just wondering if the Jet Programme was the way you started teaching? I see that you are teaching privatley which confused me at first because I thought the Jet Programme was a school deal. Or was the private teaching a side deal for extra income?

Your so lucky!! I really want nothing more than to be able to live in Japan. Unfortunatly Ijust don't know how I could do it...Do you have any tips maybe?

make me your apprentace

Man your so lucky! You get to spend time with so many beautiful women.

Yeah that's also true. I mean its obvious you speak english to your students and maybe people who know you from giving english lessons. But for example you go to a store and ask "where are the brownies" instead of the japanese version it would be rather rude
Yeah i have watched some other videos, i saw.
I also loved the video, gave me a good idea about the local life in Japan, its western but still alot more different then here in Europe.Keep up the good work man

Actually, I've been studying Japanese during my spare time more about a year now and it's not difficult at all. (I'm 14) But at first, it may seem a bit..."confusing". That is 'til U get used to the way it is spoken, the context, the pronunciation, etc.
Just remember: Subject>Object>Verb. ^^
Note: America uses Subject>Verb>Object and Japan uses Subject>Object>Verb. So instead of who slapped what, it's who what slapped. XD

truescool: Heya True, umm, at 18:35 it's the tail end of Captain Sensible's song, WOT. Just after that at 19:01 is the beginning of the Halcali song that is posted as a response above.

somebodybur: Absolutely... 100% agreed. Yup, slowly but surely I became familiar with Japanese. In some of my newer videos you can see it spoken more often.

One note: in English classes, we are paid to speak and teach in English. If they want an explanation in Japanese, they will ask the Japanese English teachers.

Nice video. I just returned to Canada after almost three years in Japan myself... I miss it so much!!!

Hey mate, are you able to speak japanese, dont want to criticize you but its not very nice to not speak the language of the country you work in ;p

Whats the neme of the song at 18:35???? BTW nice vid i love japan :)

Hello.

I just can't thank you enough for taking the time and effort to make this video. Every little detail is covered as thoroughly as anyone could want, and it's done with style and a sense of humor, too.

Many of us would love to live and work in Japan, and you've offered a wealth of information to go on, and kept it realistic.

IMHO, you deserve some kind of award for this. Thank you so much!