Eyebags are beauty trend in Korea. Many actress actually do plastic surgery to get one, meanwhile people in my country following westard trying to erase theirs 😂 In other hand "bunny teeth" is also popular here. I don't know where it came from, but people in my country going rampage to get something that 10 years ago label as "butchered teeth" or bad teeth, just because some foreigner actresses have it. I don't know what beauty standard we will have next.
I would argue this isn't really a trend though considering it's how Japanese make up has been done for years and years. Trend makes it sound like it's new and temporary.
But they like it, maybe you can like the natural ones God created you with 😊 by the way, Jesus Loves you, it’s relationship not religion, you should get to know Him 😊❤
idk if you do bc you didn't mention it, but if you also struggle with dark blue or purple coloration under your eyes (like dark circles etc) you should look into color correcting! sometimes your regular concealer doesn't cover everything bc the undertones might be different. the same goes for any redness around your face that you might have. green, for example, cancels out red, and orange cancels out blue. after color correcting, you just layer your regular concealer on top and do whatever else you need to do. color correcting was my favorite thing to learn when i started practicing with makeup bc it's literally like an art where you get to play around with colors to see what cancels out what. (sorry for rambling,, makeup is kind of a hyperfixation of mine 😓)
At my grandparent’s house in Japan currently, and I absolutely love how every dinner we have a bunch of dishes laid out. It’s so delicious and I find it amazing the amount of effort put into each meal.
I literally did the same thing when my parents and I visited a few weeks ago lol. It’s nice to have so much variety at mealtime but the amount of dishes you have to do sucks 😅
@Hawthorneheights888 Is comprehension not your strong suit? Nowhere was content creation mentioned because the video's creator is not the so called "average Japanese girl", but this comment was about the average day presented.
@@Allanchan-nel she said "average Japanese". Not- *my* average day. I think my understanding is a bit better than yours and I am not even a native English speaker💋
Have you ever lied? stolen? hated? been prideful? gossiped? swore? Or other bad things? I Can say without a doubt we’ve at least done something that was considered bad, consciously that we shouldn’t have done. this is called sin. It’s the act of doing something against what God wants in our lives. Think about this. You have just invited someone over to your house, and that means you can place rules on what they do - because it’s your home! Now lets say this said person directly disobeyed the rules you’ve placed while they were there. you would be offended right? This is exactly the situation with us and God. We are the person staying over in His creation, yet we consciously disobey- which is called Sin. We all have this problem and because of this God has to send us to hell because He is so just can’t just let these wrong doings pass. Think of it as a guilty criminal having to be sentenced to jail because the Judge knows it’s right. We are the guilty criminal. Hell is our punishment. And God is that Judge. Well, this would mean that everyone would go to hell because we’ve all committed sin-disobedience from God, consciously. But here’s the good news. Jesus came to die on the cross, taking our punishment upon Himself, for our sins so we don’t need to go to hell. Think of that same analogy with the criminal. Now there is a person that’s willing to bail that criminal out and if that criminal accept that gift of bail, then they will be able to legally be free. If we accept that, Jesus died on the cross for our sins and repent- turn away from sin-then we will be saved because we take His bail that He offers for free so we can go to heaven. Have you ever lied? stolen? hated? been prideful? gossiped? swore? Or other bad things? I Can say without a doubt we’ve at least done something that was considered bad, consciously that we shouldn’t have done. this is called sin. It’s the act of doing something against what God wants in our lives. Think about this. You have just invited someone over to your house, and that means you can place rules on what they do - because it’s your home! Now lets say this said person directly disobeyed the rules you’ve placed while they were there. you would be offended right? This is exactly the situation with us and God. We are the person staying over in His creation, yet we consciously disobey- which is called Sin. We all have this problem and because of this God has to send us to hell because He is so just can’t just let these wrong doings pass. Think of it as a guilty criminal having to be sentenced to jail because the Judge knows it’s right. We are the guilty criminal. Hell is our punishment. And God is that Judge. Well, this would mean that everyone would go to hell because we’ve all committed sin-disobedience from God, consciously. But here’s the good news. Jesus came to die on the cross, taking our punishment upon Himself, for our sins so we don’t need to go to hell. Think of that same analogy with the criminal. Now there is a person that’s willing to bail that criminal out and if that criminal accept that gift of bail, then they will be able to legally be free. If we accept that, Jesus died on the cross for our sins and repent- turn away from sin-then we will be saved because we take His bail that He offers for free so we can go to heaven.
@@sugarblunt She’s looking back wistfully at how her life has changed over time. You will one day too. And then you’ll understand what she meant. I do because I’m 60. I’ve learned even at my age people older than me will still try to tell me pearls of wisdom. Good luck dear one day you’ll be wise enough to listen
@@user-yt4tq2ew7kwhat wisdom? Nothing of value has been said. Sorry but just cuz youre old doesn't stop you from being just as vapid as when u were young.
@@user-yt4tq2ew7k I'm almost twenty. I understand completely the meaning because I'm starting to learn it myself. I'm still not mature enough to take bad times on the chin, but everything is a way to learn more and grow. Maybe someday I'll be better at handling it better in the moment lol.
Another average day of a Japanese girl: wake up at 5am, do makeup, get ready 7am go to work 5pm supposed time to go home but ot exists 8pm go home and eat and sleep 😃
When a Japanese mom laid out a set of meal for you it's not just a meal, but it's also love, effort, respect and responsibility. Loving my grandma so very much ❤
@@alanmatkovic3221 Here people go to the cafés in the morning (8h-9h),workers launch at a restaurants at 12-14h, afternoon people go to the café again, but at all times of the day there’s always people at the café 😂
What do you guys chat about for hours? That's impressive. Though it's more likely that I'm just boring since I have a hard time fathoming talking for hrs.😂
Eyebags are NOT the same as the little fatty part under the eyes that Asian’s like to accentuate. They are two different things. In English, aegyosal, (or whatever it’s called in other Asian languages) are ‘eye love bands’. It specifically refers to a fatty part under the eye. In case you were wondering, it’s common to see in children. Most western adults don’t have them so it’s not accentuated in western makeup. Asian adults tend to have them though, so that’s why they accentuate it in their makeup.
Watching your day made me smile for your entire day! Please enjoy every moment of your life every day, every minute that you can. Life is so short you won't believe how fast time flies! Just be happy 😊😂🤗
As an Asian living in the west I didn't understand why some people enjoyed tanning so much, mainly this is the white folks of course 😅 but for me I didn't want to get darker only because it meant more about protecting my skin from sudden changes than it was about being whiter. I don't wear makeup either, but I do want to try to have a clear complexion and that's hard without some makeup 😢
I never understood tanning much either (and I am American). All it does is age your skin but the majority of the population is ignorant. In Medieval Times however making big efforts to stay white were more popular since tanned skin was associated with being a poor worker.
@@chancewatkins5071 yeah and I think it was similar to other Asian countries too, I know I only get darker if I go outside a lot, and I noticed spots and discoloration to more highly sun exposed areas. So I can understand why people associated becoming darker to that it just got twisted into a colorism thing now
@@chancewatkins5071What exactly were those in the medieval times gonna say if they see someone who is naturally dark in complexion then, since they associate dark with poverty?
It looks like she made Japanese Curry with a salad, soup and rice for it to go on top of. That typically doesn't take too long. Maybe an hour depending on the type of meat put in the curry.
Please somebody tell me "Game Apina" has monkeys as a theme?? The word "apina" means "monkey" in Finnish, and Japan has a ton of Finnish words as names of shops. 😅
Sorry, their mascot (which I don't recall ever seeing before and had to look up) is definitely a cat, not a monkey. Most businesses here have names that are based on Japanese, English, or French. There are a couple of Nordic chains here, though.
@@JPMJPMIt’s not a lotion but something similar to a primer. It corrects skin tone. The one in the video is green which helps to hide redness. The name is Tirtir Mask Fit Tone up essence. Mint color
I am so stoked about this! Love you both so much. Really love how level headed, understanding, insightful, open and calm German Fiancé is lol. You guys are awesome. I'm a first gen Nigerian-Egyptian and my partner is Jamaican-American. The genre has been STRESS with trying to incorporate everything and the back anc forth between everyone's superstitions, ceremony desires, food preferences, the three ceremonies... coordinating countries and not to mention my mother being very sick and things being worrisome about that. We've truly considered eloping and going off the map for at least three months. We did have a mini ceremony for ourselves and that feels just as official as everything else that's to come (that's our secret marriage date imo lol). This is such a beautiful and wonderful concept. I definitely have a couple intense stories from my previous dating history that I'll absolutely share too and possibly send in lol. Much love you two!
@@vl1180Ehhh. If you’re talking about the US that isn’t really the beauty standard it’s more just built into the system. Beauty standard likes whiteness but not too white lol in Japan it’s like actually the color white, in the US it’s tan whiteness.
The eyeliner on the lower lid was popular in the U.S.A. in the 1980's. The goal was to emphasize the eyes. It was so popular that some band members got the line permanently tattooed on their lower lid. Look up artists like Bonnie Taylor, Madonna in 1985, and bands like RATT.
@@stanvanillo9831 Mate, if you're only taking 5 seconds to wet, scrub, and thoroughly rinse your plates, you better hope you don't get sick eating off of them.
@@stanvanillo9831 around 30 seconds per plate or bowl depending on the food that was in or on it. 15-30min to soak the dishes first before scrubbing and washing them so that they are *clean*, grease free, and devoid of food specs and stains. It's not about being slow; it's about being hygienic, which worryingly doesn't seem to be of a concern for you.
@@raven_bard you might want to soak a pan if you have fried something in it. But plates, bowls, non-stick pans, cutlery etc, why would I soak them? Also do you actually know how long 30 seconds are? It's just stupid to believe that a plate is not clean after 5 second.
This is not a "typical" or "most realistic" day for any Japanese female. Typical day is school, chores, cooking, cleaning, etc., and personal time is VERY limited.
The line under the eye (not sure what Japanese call it, I only know it as aegyosal) works for Asians because many of them already have that puffy bit under their eyes, they're just highlighting it to look cuter. Speaking as a white westerner, it doesn't work for me at all. Not only do I not have the little puffy parts, but I have big round eyes so drawing on some fake aegyosal looks so ridiculous and over the top on me. 😭 I wish it worked though, I love the look of it.
Bro not everyone has the same days off a week.. some work 3 days during weekday and work 2 Saturday and Sunday.. some work Monday to Friday to get their 40 hours a week.. who do u think staffs the restaurants, cafes, bars, and stores on weekends? And most people dont work 7 days a week that's insane to think.. you act like you dont have days off or something. I mean come on.. be realistic here.. I work 5 days a week 40 hours a week but I get pto time at my job so I can take time off and still get paid for it.. not sure why this is suprising to you unless you dont have a job yourself 😂
@@LiterallyJustAnActualPotatoyes idk why ppl act so shocked most ppl have a couple days off a week and work 5 days a week 40 hours and then get 2 days off a week or they can use pto time and take extra time off.. ppl are weird
Coming home in the evening to a home cooked meal reminds me of growing up, especially lamb roast on Sunday. I'm 60 now and still remember simple things and pleasures ❤
Honestly these two are the kind of people you just dread having to make conversation with, you just know they’ve got absolutely nothing meaningful to say.
Sounds like you picked your activities based on what "most japanese girls" would do... That's not really a typical day for most people though, that's more of a stereotypical day. On average people do a lot of average stuff each day, but we don't actually spend our entire days doing only the most average activities possible 🤔
“Japanese people also like to appear as white as possible” sounds colorist… as a black woman why would I want to change my skin tone lol. Usually you want your makeup to match your skin tone
the opposite ?? lmao are you forgetting the centuries or genocide and colonization europeans did??? being pale was the epitome of beauty for centuries and still is. why else would ethnic cleansing happen from canada, to mexico, to australia
Dude fr whiteness is basically still the standard in Western countries even if black and brown people are gradually becoming a little more accepted in society 💀
How very blessed you are to share each other's cultures! I so admire the Japanese people! They have much respect for so many important things in life! God Bless You for sharing your friend with us and beautiful Tokyo! 🤗🇺🇸
Yes I totally totally get this. A number of years ago in the late 1990s I was lucky enough to go on a Japanese tour to Japan. I got a chance to stay at this hotel resort in the mountains near Mount Fuji called the Hotel Koweikian (??) . And I swear to God one of the most daunting things that I experienced while there aside from having the opportunity to go into a Japanese public hot bath was the fact that when it was time for dinner you literally were served your (umpteen course) dinner on about 35 different pieces of plate and ceramic ware. There was no such thing as piling all the food onto the same plate and using one dish for at all. It just didn't happen that way. Honestly, I actually was exhausted from seeing so many plates and bowls set out in front of me. A couple of things ab't Japanese dining culture that did not get mentioned here are that 1) Servers at restaurants will not bring you extra rice or any other extra food unless they can see that you've already consumed what's on your plate or in your dishes. 2) It's considered "bad manners" in Japan (according to what we were told) to actually leave a food on your plate. In other words there's no such thing as asking for more than you can consume in a single seating. At the same time leaving food behind on a plate sometimes can signal to the cook or to the hostess that you did not like what they have prepared for you.
I saw the emphasizing eye bags thing when I was visiting and I was taken aback at first because I was like she looks tired and then I’m like wait that’s makeup 😂
This video made me feel 1000% better about my eyebags
😂😂
Same lol
I think eyebags are cute, if they are natural and properly mantained
Go to Asia. You'd look hot to Asian guys 😅
Eyebags are beauty trend in Korea. Many actress actually do plastic surgery to get one, meanwhile people in my country following westard trying to erase theirs 😂
In other hand "bunny teeth" is also popular here. I don't know where it came from, but people in my country going rampage to get something that 10 years ago label as "butchered teeth" or bad teeth, just because some foreigner actresses have it.
I don't know what beauty standard we will have next.
Drawing thin line under your eye is also popular make up trick in korea called aegyosal 😮
and that trend is also from JP lol
It was started from Jp tho.
I would argue this isn't really a trend though considering it's how Japanese make up has been done for years and years. Trend makes it sound like it's new and temporary.
My white ass reading that like age-yo-self 😅
@@ferchii13I don’t think they are stating it comes from Korea but simply saying it’s also a trend/makeup technique used there
The line under your eye thing is something ive been tryna hide 😂
Me tooooo 😂
Me three!
But they like it, maybe you can like the natural ones God created you with 😊 by the way, Jesus Loves you, it’s relationship not religion, you should get to know Him 😊❤
Just lean into your natural beauty ladies!! 😂 bc same
idk if you do bc you didn't mention it, but if you also struggle with dark blue or purple coloration under your eyes (like dark circles etc) you should look into color correcting! sometimes your regular concealer doesn't cover everything bc the undertones might be different. the same goes for any redness around your face that you might have. green, for example, cancels out red, and orange cancels out blue. after color correcting, you just layer your regular concealer on top and do whatever else you need to do. color correcting was my favorite thing to learn when i started practicing with makeup bc it's literally like an art where you get to play around with colors to see what cancels out what. (sorry for rambling,, makeup is kind of a hyperfixation of mine 😓)
At my grandparent’s house in Japan currently, and I absolutely love how every dinner we have a bunch of dishes laid out. It’s so delicious and I find it amazing the amount of effort put into each meal.
I once had breakfast with my South Korean friend's family and honestly that meal was the best meal I have ever had in my life.
I literally did the same thing when my parents and I visited a few weeks ago lol. It’s nice to have so much variety at mealtime but the amount of dishes you have to do sucks 😅
Hope you help your grandparents do the washing up and don’t just slob on the sofa
@@sko1beer of course, lol- My parents have beaten service into my skull
@@alanaglaser7695 well, it wasn’t only my grandmother who put together the dishes, but yes, stay at home parents are amazing.
You forgot the "off" - typical day *off*. Unless you and your friend are unemployed and can afford it.
Or maybe she’s a part time freelancer and this is also a work day for her, filming content. Not everyone clocks in like you
Thank you. I was going to comment, questioning how a person can spend their entire day chatting and eating!
@Hawthorneheights888 Is comprehension not your strong suit? Nowhere was content creation mentioned because the video's creator is not the so called "average Japanese girl", but this comment was about the average day presented.
@@Allanchan-nel she said "average Japanese". Not- *my* average day. I think my understanding is a bit better than yours and I am not even a native English speaker💋
Have you ever lied? stolen? hated? been prideful? gossiped? swore? Or other bad things? I Can say without a doubt we’ve at least done something that was considered bad, consciously that we shouldn’t have done. this is called sin. It’s the act of doing something against what God wants in our lives.
Think about this. You have just invited someone over to your house, and that means you can place rules on what they do - because it’s your home! Now lets say this said person directly disobeyed the rules you’ve placed while they were there. you would be offended right?
This is exactly the situation with us and God. We are the person staying over in His creation, yet we consciously disobey- which is called Sin. We all have this problem and because of this God has to send us to hell because He is so just can’t just let these wrong doings pass. Think of it as a guilty criminal having to be sentenced to jail because the Judge knows it’s right. We are the guilty criminal. Hell is our punishment. And God is that Judge.
Well, this would mean that everyone would go to hell because we’ve all committed sin-disobedience from God, consciously. But here’s the good news. Jesus came to die on the cross, taking our punishment upon Himself, for our sins so we don’t need to go to hell. Think of that same analogy with the criminal. Now there is a person that’s willing to bail that criminal out and if that criminal accept that gift of bail, then they will be able to legally be free.
If we accept that, Jesus died on the cross for our sins and repent- turn away from sin-then we will be saved because we take His bail that He offers for free so we can go to heaven. Have you ever lied? stolen? hated? been prideful? gossiped? swore? Or other bad things? I Can say without a doubt we’ve at least done something that was considered bad, consciously that we shouldn’t have done. this is called sin. It’s the act of doing something against what God wants in our lives.
Think about this. You have just invited someone over to your house, and that means you can place rules on what they do - because it’s your home! Now lets say this said person directly disobeyed the rules you’ve placed while they were there. you would be offended right?
This is exactly the situation with us and God. We are the person staying over in His creation, yet we consciously disobey- which is called Sin. We all have this problem and because of this God has to send us to hell because He is so just can’t just let these wrong doings pass. Think of it as a guilty criminal having to be sentenced to jail because the Judge knows it’s right. We are the guilty criminal. Hell is our punishment. And God is that Judge.
Well, this would mean that everyone would go to hell because we’ve all committed sin-disobedience from God, consciously. But here’s the good news. Jesus came to die on the cross, taking our punishment upon Himself, for our sins so we don’t need to go to hell. Think of that same analogy with the criminal. Now there is a person that’s willing to bail that criminal out and if that criminal accept that gift of bail, then they will be able to legally be free.
If we accept that, Jesus died on the cross for our sins and repent- turn away from sin-then we will be saved because we take His bail that He offers for free so we can go to heaven.
Reminds me of my life 30 years ago. Please enjoy every minute of it. Including the tough parts. You will learn most from those. ;-)
You don't wink after saying something will be tough that's creepy
@@sugarblunt She’s looking back wistfully at how her life has changed over time. You will one day too. And then you’ll understand what she meant. I do because I’m 60. I’ve learned even at my age people older than me will still try to tell me pearls of wisdom. Good luck dear one day you’ll be wise enough to listen
@@user-yt4tq2ew7kwhat wisdom? Nothing of value has been said. Sorry but just cuz youre old doesn't stop you from being just as vapid as when u were young.
@@user-yt4tq2ew7k
I'm almost twenty. I understand completely the meaning because I'm starting to learn it myself. I'm still not mature enough to take bad times on the chin, but everything is a way to learn more and grow. Maybe someday I'll be better at handling it better in the moment lol.
This
If a typical day means not having to go to work, count me in!
im there!
Another average day of a Japanese girl: wake up at 5am, do makeup, get ready
7am go to work
5pm supposed time to go home but ot exists
8pm go home and eat and sleep 😃
What's "5pm ... but ot exists" ?????
@@goldHydrangeasstaying for Over Time. Also, that sounds a lot more fulfilling if you like your job than pictures and a coffee shop
Yeah, what you said is a lot more realistic. The one in the vid is just a day off and not exactly a typical day to day stuff.
I know the work culture is toxic as you cannot say no to your boss when he wants to hang out late at night or even on weekends 😅
@@goldHydrangeas overtime
Her mom laid out her skill and her best bow , momma flexing!
It is a warm meal by mom, how much better can it get? It is peak😊
That kitchen/living area is gorgeous oml
Absolutely!
❤❤❤❤YESSSSSS 😊😊😊😊😊
Isn't it
"Typical day of a Japanese Girl"
Also, "we haven't took photos in the booth in years" 😂😂😂
Not contra indicative. She took her Japanese friend, and she hadn’t been in Japan for some time. Watch it again.
Oh wow. The home cooked meal looked so comforting. My mom is Algerian and yet somehow it looks so similar in love and care and healthiness haha
When a Japanese mom laid out a set of meal for you it's not just a meal, but it's also love, effort, respect and responsibility.
Loving my grandma so very much ❤
Wow i wish i didn't have to go into work, spend all day in a coffee shop then go home to a home cooked meal!! 😊😊
It’s prob a day off unless the person is referring to a freelance job bc this is not an average Japanese’s life at all.
This is a day off.
That supper spread was something else😋
Her mom looks like she runs a restaurant
Afternoons in cafes? What job does the friend hold/have that gives afternoons off?
"typical day"
Day off when you have no chores and stuff 😂 come on be honest fr
If you have a shift job is possible in my country idk about japan.
Or come to Croatia youll notice That somehow almost everyone that works every weekday still is 2h at a cafe every day too
@@alanmatkovic3221 sounds good!!
@@alanmatkovic3221 Here people go to the cafés in the morning (8h-9h),workers launch at a restaurants at 12-14h, afternoon people go to the café again, but at all times of the day there’s always people at the café 😂
Wait...am I missing something? When did they go to work? What time did they work on job/youtube/ entrepreneurial work?
Videos, collation and voice over. Easiest way. But yes, she probably means typical day off. As others have said
I love these quick little videos about Japan and their customs❤
It looks like you had such a good time with your friend. It was so sweet of her mother to make dinner for you. It looked delicious.☺️
What do you guys chat about for hours? That's impressive. Though it's more likely that I'm just boring since I have a hard time fathoming talking for hrs.😂
lol “typical day”-of who, an unemployed person?
Literally could be a Saturday but ok
@@catmerchant8699Saturday is only one day compared to 5 work days, so it’s literally not typical. 😂
her mom's housecoat is ~everything~ the feathered cuffs are so beautiful~
I just tried doing the under eye makeup and I ended up looking like I got stung by a bee 😂😂
Reminds me of an episode of Friends. Coffee Shop, no real work. 😂
Dying to know more about the makeup products!!
Thank you so much for this little vid - I love learning about other cultures 😊💖
Wow love the dinner! ❤ I tend to prepare meals like that too then my husband would say why so many dishes to wash hahaha
とても素敵な声ですね。
ショート動画で出てくるのを毎回楽しみにしてます。
これからもたくさんビデオ出してください。
Eyebags are NOT the same as the little fatty part under the eyes that Asian’s like to accentuate. They are two different things. In English, aegyosal, (or whatever it’s called in other Asian languages) are ‘eye love bands’. It specifically refers to a fatty part under the eye. In case you were wondering, it’s common to see in children. Most western adults don’t have them so it’s not accentuated in western makeup. Asian adults tend to have them though, so that’s why they accentuate it in their makeup.
I wish I could join! Looks like so much fun! 🥰
Watching your day made me smile for your entire day! Please enjoy every moment of your life every day, every minute that you can. Life is so short you won't believe how fast time flies! Just be happy 😊😂🤗
Nikujaga in the middle of the table. Delicous easy staple of a Japanese mom! Love making it. ❤
As an Asian living in the west I didn't understand why some people enjoyed tanning so much, mainly this is the white folks of course 😅 but for me I didn't want to get darker only because it meant more about protecting my skin from sudden changes than it was about being whiter. I don't wear makeup either, but I do want to try to have a clear complexion and that's hard without some makeup 😢
I never understood tanning much either (and I am American). All it does is age your skin but the majority of the population is ignorant. In Medieval Times however making big efforts to stay white were more popular since tanned skin was associated with being a poor worker.
@@chancewatkins5071 yeah and I think it was similar to other Asian countries too, I know I only get darker if I go outside a lot, and I noticed spots and discoloration to more highly sun exposed areas. So I can understand why people associated becoming darker to that it just got twisted into a colorism thing now
I think most people just like the sun, tanning is secondary.
@@chancewatkins5071What exactly were those in the medieval times gonna say if they see someone who is naturally dark in complexion then, since they associate dark with poverty?
As an European I would always get remarks because of my very pale skin, but I didn't feel like burning my skin just to please people
On an average meal how long does it take her mother to cook it? Also what did she make for you two? Everything looked delicious. I hate cooking 😂
It looks like she made Japanese Curry with a salad, soup and rice for it to go on top of. That typically doesn't take too long. Maybe an hour depending on the type of meat put in the curry.
@@EbonySings4u Thank you so much for replying.
That dinner looks amazing! 👌 ❤
Very nice and I hope you will post the next video soon.
The accentuate the charming lower eyelid that British people have a lot and it’s so cute when you smile
Please somebody tell me "Game Apina" has monkeys as a theme?? The word "apina" means "monkey" in Finnish, and Japan has a ton of Finnish words as names of shops. 😅
Thank goodness it means something, in greek those letters form no known word to mankind 🤣🤣🤣
I wonder if Game Apina means game head? Like, gaming is what that person constantly does
Sorry, their mascot (which I don't recall ever seeing before and had to look up) is definitely a cat, not a monkey.
Most businesses here have names that are based on Japanese, English, or French. There are a couple of Nordic chains here, though.
Daiso should sell both the shade and highlighter pencils for the namida bukuro/agyeo sal
Do you have any idea what that milky lotion(?) was that she put on the back of her hand?
@@JPMJPMIt’s not a lotion but something similar to a primer. It corrects skin tone. The one in the video is green which helps to hide redness. The name is Tirtir Mask Fit Tone up essence. Mint color
@@mymelody0119 Thank you!
@@mymelody0119 It looks like the wrong bottle. The bottle in the video is green, but the TirTir product you mentioned comes in a peach-colored bottle.
@@JPMJPM yea write the name of the product then add “mint” at the end. The line has three colors: beige, mint and lavender
❤❤❤ Love her mom!!
That’s an efficiency apartment here in North Dakota!
What’s north dakota
@@Mark-eu6mc It’s a state of the USA next to Canada/Canadian border.
I did enjoy the video! 🇯🇵👌❤
Take me to Japan! ❤ Also, her mom is so sweet! ❤
I am so stoked about this! Love you both so much.
Really love how level headed, understanding, insightful, open and calm German Fiancé is lol.
You guys are awesome.
I'm a first gen Nigerian-Egyptian and my partner is Jamaican-American. The genre has been STRESS with trying to incorporate everything and the back anc forth between everyone's superstitions, ceremony desires, food preferences, the three ceremonies... coordinating countries and not to mention my mother being very sick and things being worrisome about that.
We've truly considered eloping and going off the map for at least three months. We did have a mini ceremony for ourselves and that feels just as official as everything else that's to come (that's our secret marriage date imo lol).
This is such a beautiful and wonderful concept. I definitely have a couple intense stories from my previous dating history that I'll absolutely share too and possibly send in lol.
Much love you two!
My friend worked from 10 am to 12 am everyday and six days a week in Tokyo in an architect’s office. I thought that’s the normal life in Japan.
2 hours per day?
@@gingerblue4253 that’s 10 am to 12 pm. 10 am to 12 am is 14 hours per day.
@@williamzhao3393 ok, thanks. I'm not really familiar with this 12 h system
Wow it's wild to think about how different beauty standards are across the world! I wish I had someone cooking me a yummy spread like this 😋
Not that different. Both hold whitness as the standard.
@@vl1180Ehhh. If you’re talking about the US that isn’t really the beauty standard it’s more just built into the system. Beauty standard likes whiteness but not too white lol in Japan it’s like actually the color white, in the US it’s tan whiteness.
The eyeliner on the lower lid was popular in the U.S.A. in the 1980's. The goal was to emphasize the eyes. It was so popular that some band members got the line permanently tattooed on their lower lid. Look up artists like Bonnie Taylor, Madonna in 1985, and bands like RATT.
Interesting! Thank you young ladies 👏👏👍💕
Cute! Looks like a really nice day❤
So...many...plates! Doing the washing up after supper must be such a pain. 😩
It literally takes 5 seconds to do one plate.
@@stanvanillo9831 Mate, if you're only taking 5 seconds to wet, scrub, and thoroughly rinse your plates, you better hope you don't get sick eating off of them.
@@raven_bard How long do you need per plate. If you are that slow, then it's your fault.
@@stanvanillo9831 around 30 seconds per plate or bowl depending on the food that was in or on it. 15-30min to soak the dishes first before scrubbing and washing them so that they are *clean*, grease free, and devoid of food specs and stains. It's not about being slow; it's about being hygienic, which worryingly doesn't seem to be of a concern for you.
@@raven_bard you might want to soak a pan if you have fried something in it. But plates, bowls, non-stick pans, cutlery etc, why would I soak them? Also do you actually know how long 30 seconds are? It's just stupid to believe that a plate is not clean after 5 second.
Ur friend is so beautiful! You two ate the makeup!❤😊
That meal looked absolutely delicious!!! 😋
Great content and great information
This is not a "typical" or "most realistic" day for any Japanese female. Typical day is school, chores, cooking, cleaning, etc., and personal time is VERY limited.
That dinner looked amazing!
That food her mom made looked so good now I'm hungry lol 😂
Whats the green bottle called? Does someone know?
I’m trying to find out too lol! I’ll come back if i find out
You Japanese friend is sooo cute ❤
The line under the eye (not sure what Japanese call it, I only know it as aegyosal) works for Asians because many of them already have that puffy bit under their eyes, they're just highlighting it to look cuter. Speaking as a white westerner, it doesn't work for me at all. Not only do I not have the little puffy parts, but I have big round eyes so drawing on some fake aegyosal looks so ridiculous and over the top on me. 😭 I wish it worked though, I love the look of it.
Y’all are so pretty ❤
Other ppl typical day: chill all day.
My typical day: work almost all day then movie or games then sleep 😢
I think this is a day off. She probably wouldn’t have been able to go to work with her all day lol.
Bro not everyone has the same days off a week.. some work 3 days during weekday and work 2 Saturday and Sunday.. some work Monday to Friday to get their 40 hours a week.. who do u think staffs the restaurants, cafes, bars, and stores on weekends? And most people dont work 7 days a week that's insane to think.. you act like you dont have days off or something. I mean come on.. be realistic here.. I work 5 days a week 40 hours a week but I get pto time at my job so I can take time off and still get paid for it.. not sure why this is suprising to you unless you dont have a job yourself 😂
@@LiterallyJustAnActualPotatoyes idk why ppl act so shocked most ppl have a couple days off a week and work 5 days a week 40 hours and then get 2 days off a week or they can use pto time and take extra time off.. ppl are weird
The way she poses in the purikura booth like it’s a normal photobooth is so American lol
How is it supposed to be used?❤
Coming home in the evening to a home cooked meal reminds me of growing up, especially lamb roast on Sunday. I'm 60 now and still remember simple things and pleasures ❤
Omg the photo booths we used to do this in Singapore when we were kids all the time!
I love 涙袋、 looks so cute. Hoping to get my hands on a makeup pen that will let me do the look without me looking like I haven’t slept in days ❤
"Being white is the total opposite of western beauty standards" im dying 😂
This is one fantastic day!! So cute and fun. ❤
I wish I had a Japanese friend lol because the mom’s cooking!! 😍😍 looks divine 😊
Honestly these two are the kind of people you just dread having to make conversation with, you just know they’ve got absolutely nothing meaningful to say.
Crazy assumption what the hell
Seems like you're projecting a little there.
Haven’t you two got some new tampons to try out or something ? Leave the psychology lessons to people with an actual brain innit
Sounds like you picked your activities based on what "most japanese girls" would do... That's not really a typical day for most people though, that's more of a stereotypical day. On average people do a lot of average stuff each day, but we don't actually spend our entire days doing only the most average activities possible 🤔
Who wants to watch the boring daily life of an average Japanese person?
Most of life is boring or you are stressed out about money,🤷♂️
The food looks amazing 😊
Such a nice lifestyle! Love!
“Japanese people also like to appear as white as possible” sounds colorist… as a black woman why would I want to change my skin tone lol. Usually you want your makeup to match your skin tone
I'm brown but same. It's def colorist fr
that is not for drawing eyebags it's called aegyosal & they draw it to make their eyes look bigger, rounder & cuter. it gives a more youthful look
Aegyo sal is Korean. She’s translating it from Namida bukuro in Japanese, which means tear bags, but more commonly called eye bags in English
Interesting. I love knowledge of different cultures
Laying out all of your food at the beginning of the meal is reallly smart. This way you see everything and therefore you won't overeat.
Here’s a typical day as a ironing board
What product did your friend use for lightning the skin???
Would like to know as well!
Loved your video.❤❤
That's even satisfying to watch haha I need to meet up with my bestie 😅🫶🏼
the opposite ?? lmao are you forgetting the centuries or genocide and colonization europeans did??? being pale was the epitome of beauty for centuries and still is. why else would ethnic cleansing happen from canada, to mexico, to australia
Dude fr whiteness is basically still the standard in Western countries even if black and brown people are gradually becoming a little more accepted in society 💀
Would love to see more!
Sounds like a gorgeous day ❤
Fun times with friends 💕
Lovely family moments! 😍
Sounds like you had a wonderful day! ❤
How very blessed you are to share each other's cultures! I so admire the Japanese people! They have much respect for so many important things in life! God Bless You for sharing your friend with us and beautiful Tokyo! 🤗🇺🇸
This is a nice video ❤
That homemade meal looked amazing :)
How delightful! ❤
Loved the cute jeans 👖 your friend was wearing
Yes I totally totally get this.
A number of years ago in the late 1990s I was lucky enough to go on a Japanese tour to Japan. I got a chance to stay at this hotel resort in the mountains near Mount Fuji called the Hotel Koweikian (??) .
And I swear to God one of the most daunting things that I experienced while there aside from having the opportunity to go into a Japanese public hot bath was the fact that when it was time for dinner you literally were served your (umpteen course) dinner on about 35 different pieces of plate and ceramic ware.
There was no such thing as piling all the food onto the same plate and using one dish for at all. It just didn't happen that way. Honestly, I actually was exhausted from seeing so many plates and bowls set out in front of me.
A couple of things ab't Japanese dining culture that did not get mentioned here are that 1) Servers at restaurants will not bring you extra rice or any other extra food unless they can see that you've already consumed what's on your plate or in your dishes. 2) It's considered "bad manners" in Japan (according to what we were told) to actually leave a food on your plate. In other words there's no such thing as asking for more than you can consume in a single seating. At the same time leaving food behind on a plate sometimes can signal to the cook or to the hostess that you did not like what they have prepared for you.
Such a beauty❤❤❤
That meal at the end looks so yummy
Fantastic! Thanks!❤
I saw the emphasizing eye bags thing when I was visiting and I was taken aback at first because I was like she looks tired and then I’m like wait that’s makeup 😂
Oof I love Woodberry Cafe, their Eggs Benedict is to die for! (⸝⸝⸝´༥`⸝⸝⸝)
Coffee shop chats hit different 🎉
Likes the coffee shop outing
This is wholesome, innocent fun. I dread to see the English comparative version of a 'fun day with friends'.