Your stories and experiences are absolutely funny, so interesting and so true. Totally get it ! I am a Japanese woman living in the U.S. for 40 years. Every year I visit my home town, always discover or rediscover something similar to yours, notable funny or not so funny stories. As soon as I come back to the U.S. I share them with my Japanese BFFs here. We all agree that we are Japanese but not quite Japanese any longer, yet not American either, does not matter how long we’ve been living here. 😂
There are multiple postal services you don't have to fill in any forms for. Everything is done only with an app or website. If you don't use them, well, you definitely need to fill out all the big forms.
Arthur and Austin sounds better and rolls off the tongue more easily than Austin and Arthur. Or you guys could be having a "Double A" (first letter of your names) meeting in Japan weekly. ;) I see that bottle of sake you've been drinking from.
Sooo true, upon the last visit, saw so many brands that are dead in the US, still hanging on in Japan. Dean & Deluca, Tower Records, not sure this really counts but I saw so many Diesel stores (although maybe not fully dead in the US).
I have just a washer, and I have to hang my clothes on a second floor window, where they occasionally get blown onto the street below. I am jealous haha.
Your stories and experiences are absolutely funny, so interesting and so true. Totally get it ! I am a Japanese woman living in the U.S. for 40 years. Every year I visit my home town, always discover or rediscover something similar to yours, notable funny or not so funny stories. As soon as I come back to the U.S. I share them with my Japanese BFFs here.
We all agree that we are Japanese but not quite Japanese any longer, yet not American either, does not matter how long we’ve been living here. 😂
I love the episode. Really would love to hear more.
Thanks! Any topics you wanna hear about?
They DID bring Slurpee in Japan back in the day, it just didn’t go well and faded away, but apparently few franchises still have it though.
Thanks for the video sir and good sir!
And thank you for watching fellow sir.
There are multiple postal services you don't have to fill in any forms for. Everything is done only with an app or website. If you don't use them, well, you definitely need to fill out all the big forms.
Arthur and Austin sounds better and rolls off the tongue more easily than Austin and Arthur. Or you guys could be having a "Double A" (first letter of your names) meeting in Japan weekly. ;) I see that bottle of sake you've been drinking from.
Sooo true, upon the last visit, saw so many brands that are dead in the US, still hanging on in Japan. Dean & Deluca, Tower Records, not sure this really counts but I saw so many Diesel stores (although maybe not fully dead in the US).
オースティン＆アーサー、アーサー＆オースティン、こだわってるとこがややうけました。w
主に海外の方々向けに日本のことを紹介されてると思いますが、日本人の私が聞いても面白い内容です。応援しておりますっ！がんばってください。
Uragasumi!
It’s my second favorite sake :)
@@theaustinandarthurshow all sake is my favorite sake.
I have a washer dryer combo machine in Tokyo.
I have just a washer, and I have to hang my clothes on a second floor window, where they occasionally get blown onto the street below. I am jealous haha.
2024/03/03 お話しの内容も面白かったしたくさんの単語、表現、固有名詞を学べました！
Austin! I miss you! :P
Yeah, someday I'll be able to stumble back into Seattle to see everyone, its been more than 2.5 years... Hopefully i can make it back during winter.