FYI the first guy is actually making $100,000 USD/month running a dog grooming business in Japan

@SkinnyYee

2 жыл бұрын

Wow

@rice2481

2 жыл бұрын

This guy’s living good

@snowy016

2 жыл бұрын

That's cool, I basically do the same thing. But instead of dogs its children and I dont get payed

@_capu

2 жыл бұрын

what the hell???

@OutcastYBJ

2 жыл бұрын

What am I doing wrong in life😦

i think your confidence and kindness really makes the people you approach feel at ease, which makes for great interviews! keep it up 🙏🏽

@orpheus6968

2 жыл бұрын

lol i follow u on twitter

@onilink4286

2 жыл бұрын

@@orpheus6968 kzread.info/dash/bejne/l4qn0c2dpdqZY5PM.htmlttps://kzread.info/dash/bejne/l4qn0c2dpdqZY5M.html met too??

@wingwaabuddha

Жыл бұрын

he is scary looking

@prashantgiri2439

Жыл бұрын

​@@wingwaabuddha so is your mom

8:38 That's actually how my mom taught me about the "salary you should be making" a month as in when you're 20, 20mann($2,000), when you're 40, 40mann($4,000). It sometimes motivated me to set a certain achievement, but sometimes it depressed me when I was not making that.

@ashleyez2022

Жыл бұрын

it also de[ends where you live though. I only make like $2500 a month (im 26) but im richer than most because I earn that amount in the on of the cheapest countries in the world, so I save like 70% of my salary every month, and that includes having a nice villa (with private pool) and eating out at restraunts 3 times a day

@LifeHacksProducts

Жыл бұрын

@@ashleyez2022 Be even greedier. Unless you plan to live in the cheapest country until old (which might not be the case because cheapest country might not have the best medical).

@ashleyez2022

Жыл бұрын

@@LifeHacksProducts i mean, i fly to thailand like every few months and they have great healthcare. i plan to stay in southeast asia for the rest of my life if i can help it

@ignitelegend5957

Жыл бұрын

@@ashleyez2022 wait so you live in Thailand?

Yo Tobias make some great content in german from japan. Funny to see you two interact. Keep up the good work the vids are great lately

@dissclout47

2 жыл бұрын

what’s his channel?

@ainzooalgown2951

2 жыл бұрын

@@dissclout47 Mr Nippon kzread.info

@willionaire77

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah, when I saw him at the end, I was like NO way he ran into him by accident. 😂 Small world when a youtuber runs into a youtuber.... or in todays world maybe everybody is a content creator of some sorts. 😁

@occupymcm

2 жыл бұрын

hey hey guess what -- kzread.info/dash/bejne/pX51tKiEc9rLadY.html

please continue this content man, me and my friends stream you on discord because currently we are gonna deployed to japan in 6 months. this made us get fired up and think how fun it is

@chozzle

2 жыл бұрын

Bladee?

@xxxx-rn3yu

2 жыл бұрын

holy DG being deployed in Japan?

@KimKim-mt2bb

Жыл бұрын

2 months Remaining ay?

@seanlue-yen7714

Жыл бұрын

Japan is not a deployment 🤦🏽‍♂️

Lol it's wierd to see Mr. Nippon in the Video(the last guy). Normally he creates German videos about Japan where he ask other people and not like the other way😂

@mikethehero2

2 жыл бұрын

I know right? It's so weird him being questioned 😂😂

I like the engineer who falsely reported his salary just for his friend. A really nice person!

@Etheldreda20

Жыл бұрын

True engineers make way more then that but i guess it isn't that smart to actually hid it from his fellow friend one day he might slip and reveal it it's better he don't bother hiding in the long run

@zafuranfrio

Жыл бұрын

Im working as an engineer in japan currently. Believe me, he might not be lying lol

@lottexy

Жыл бұрын

@@zafuranfrio ok we believe you, random english speaking person living in japan

@SV-mc1jq

Жыл бұрын

@@lottexy For real though, engineers don't necessarily make a lot more. Especially people who have studied mechanical, civil or electrical (not electronics). US is generally an outlier when it comes to engineers getting a good pay.

@lottexy

Жыл бұрын

@@SV-mc1jq ok i believe you

わっきゃいっぽいなって思ってたら本当にわっきゃいで笑った

@v000000000000v

2 жыл бұрын

てか英語こんなに上手かったんだ笑

@trontfoxes

2 жыл бұрын

@@v000000000000v 第一言語は英語だと思いますよ。第二言語だとしても、これはネイティブです。

@v000000000000v

2 жыл бұрын

@@trontfoxes 知りませんでした🙇‍♂️１歳からアメリカに移住したんですね、日本語と英語両方も完全にネイティブで羨ましい。。

Wakuya=Wakkyai わっきゃい!!!!!!! Omg I love him! He is hilarious

このシリーズすごい好きです、是非続けて欲しい〜！楽しみにしてます！

tipて単語はヒントを与える時にも使えるんですね

@w1z4rd9

2 жыл бұрын

だね。良く使うTips and Tricks ってやつ。

great video! I absolutely love how positive and funny your content is :) Keep it up man! 💯

@jesseogn

2 жыл бұрын

Thank you!!

I love the positivity of these videos 🥺♥️

@losiloso8178

2 жыл бұрын

Ikr. It’s really comforting in a way

Despite taking most the ideas from other channels, it's interesting to see a Japanese perspective on these things. Keep it up big man.

It's good to see you active Jesse! Wish you the best with your KZread channel 💪🏼

FYI, the video uses an incorrect exchange rate of 1USD ≈ 100JPY instead of 1USD ≈ 130JPY, so basically if someone is making 200,000Yen per month, it would be equal to about 1500$ and not 2000$. It's kinda a big difference here so I think it's worth mentioning.

@m.m.2341

2 жыл бұрын

The conversion between Euro and Dollars was also really wrong in the last example. Lately it's more like 1:1.

@zeynabh

2 жыл бұрын

Yes finally someone pointed out! Ty

@Hansenwork

2 жыл бұрын

True, but $1 to 100 yen is closer to the historical average

@sneezing_panda

2 жыл бұрын

Thats true but for the easiest conversion its easiest to use 100 yen per usd

@gamm8939

2 жыл бұрын

@@sneezing_panda I mean that's a 1/3 difference. They could just put the numbers into a converter.

all the people you interview are so cool and positive! i love the energy xD cant wait for another content すごく楽しみです！

さりげなくわっきゃいがいて草

@cinimini5740

2 жыл бұрын

もしやコメディアンって言ってた人か！ばりばり英語ネイティブ感で只者ではないと思ってたら‥まさかの😂

Tobi in this video?! Im totally stoked! I am from germany and watch all of his videos, cool seeing you two interact

@midolive

2 жыл бұрын

Hab ich mir auch gerade gedacht, cooler Zufall! :)

@mrs.x947

2 жыл бұрын

Ob es wirklich ein Zufall ist? Ich glaube nicht 😅

5:07 seeing the girl smiling put a smile on my face wtf, so this is how people spread happiness

Recruitment consultant is pretty common here in Japan among foreigner especially English speaker. Most of the English speakers that come to Japan, they don't speak any Japanese at all and don't bother to learn. So their first opt is to be an English teacher or an ALT. After they have worked for a few years as a teacher and decided to quit, they can't find any jobs because they don't speak any Japanese. So they can't find any other jobs but a recruiting consultant. Recruiting company like Robert Walters, Michael Page and many, they don't require you speak Japanese. Therefore you will find so many Ex-English teacher or ALT if you work in those company. And the turnover rate is extremely high, so the recruiting companies always hiring.

I like how there’s such a broad range of people living in Japan and you seem to find a lot of foreigners in your vids which is dope too cos I thought there wouldn’t be that many commonly just around

@Jimmy-qx7sf

2 жыл бұрын

There's not really, that's just in Tokyo. If you go literally anywhere else, you won't see foreigners. Tokyo and the rest of Japan feel like two different countries. That would be like going to New York City and being like, "Wow, all of the US is exactly like New York City"

Hope to catch you on the street soon!

"I wanted to be a doctor, but I am terrible at maths so I decided to do politics" Most strange answer ever heard

@saulosantos7929

2 жыл бұрын

College entrance exams for MD requires a lot of math, unless your parents have a lot of money to pay a private institution

@koniku3y

2 жыл бұрын

The same expression on my pic when I heard that lol

@ciello___8307

2 жыл бұрын

Less math in poli sci/business majors.

@kagebunshin4380

2 жыл бұрын

She’s british, she couldn’t do maths A levels but you kinda need maths A levels to get into med school

@Anonym1Girl

2 жыл бұрын

That's actually reaaaally common when it comes to Law/International relations/Politics from my experience, in various EU countries ...

When I first moved to Japan my starting salary as a Tax Consultant was 3.2M YEN per year, roughly 25K USD. While it was not a lot compared to a starting salary in the US, ironically per month I had more money saved than I would in the US. My rent was about 400$ per month compared to the US where average rent is between $1500 ~ 1800. After I left Japan, my salary went to 90 ~ 100K in the US. Roughly 12M YEN. u Unfortunately, after taxes and rent it's basically a 60K salary. One thing they didn't point out in the video is although people don't get paid a lot. Food, entertainment, rent is a lot more affordable than in the US. Would rather be living in Japan tbh.

Can't believe you caught わっきゃい at 3:01 (KZreadr with over 600k subscribers) I saw a comment of his on Pewdiepie's video saying he was walking all around Tokyo to come across him tho at this rate you might get to see Pewdiepie at some point lol

@user-bf9dk4xb1j

Жыл бұрын

Now he got 729k subs, nice😁

Wakuya is the Japanese influencer

Wow so many people love their jobs and have such interesting paths, good for them!

@v4led

2 жыл бұрын

If I would have been in this video and I would say that I dont like my job my boss would come up to me If he wouldh va eseen this vid... so yeah

@maroons3311

2 жыл бұрын

@@v4led I was thinking the exact same thing. People in Japan aren't going to admit to hating their job and risk someone seeing it.

@zhixci958

2 жыл бұрын

@@maroons3311 or they could also just be honest. There's a chance that people who might not be enjoying their jobs are not spending their time in a park. It's a limited pool of people can't really make an objective assumption without it being very flawed. You'll just end up with generalizing and stereotyping.

@maroons3311

2 жыл бұрын

@@zhixci958 Yes, they could be being honest. Knowing how respectful most Japanese people are I wouldn't be surprised if they didn't want to put their place of employment on blast if they weren't completely happy. Going to the park has nothing to do with loving or hating your profession. Either way it's not that serious. Have a blessed day👍🏾.

@lusbox4724

2 жыл бұрын

The people who hate their jobs most likely refused to answer questions about it, majority of people are not going to be enjoying what they are doing.

3:30 わっきゃいさんじゃん！！！

The way Maru and P said their names was so cool like movie or something

As an african im starting to get interested in japan

@yollotop6261

2 жыл бұрын

Ohh i forgot the south is that what you want me to say?🤷

Great video. Only thing that was wrong is the currency translations. 1000万円 isn't 100,000USD its 75,000USD. Other than that, keep up the good work!

@buituyen9484

2 жыл бұрын

this comment hurt me =.=

I feel like you really, really, really want to meet an interior designer!

The two guys at 4:07 seem fun to be around

I love how most of the people in this video are happy, I guess it was a happy day 😊

@user-bf9dk4xb1j

Жыл бұрын

Not all Japanese people are depressed lol Edit: But yeah, seems to have good weather, and often times good weather means good mood

わっきゃいが普通にでてるし…笑　そんで、コメディアン枠だと知った😌

I love you and your videos so much!! Have a wonderful day, eat and rest well, and keep up the great work!!!💜

I like the vibe of the videos, very positive. Subscribed to support you, keep it up!

yo man keep making this type of videos you'll get up there trust me

That dog groomer is cleaning up, sheeeeeesh!

your content is really great yooo! editings really great also i see it is so clean. You should Do a QnA in the future so your watchers will know how you edit and stuff

I like how the second person is casually drinking alcohol while chilling at the park

@xdendordx

2 жыл бұрын

Perfectly legal in Japan ahah

Wakkyai-san omg he's from University of Kyoto Faculty of Law and his native language is English

This was an interesting video seeing how many diverse jobs foreigners can actually work in Japan. We always see english teaching jobs but I'm glad to see there are many other options too!

@wingwaabuddha

Жыл бұрын

there aren't....

@unisangalaxystudio

Жыл бұрын

yea in the US or my southern california town 93% of people are nurses and that's it your look down on and even ostrozies if you do Something creative this why people here pick boring carrers and end up offing themselves.

3:00 is that the guy from わっきゃい and どうでもいい日常のニュース youtube channels?

Everyone look excited and full of energy

Toooobiiiiii 😂❤ Ich schaue rgelmässig Deine Videos!!! 🎉

I like ur content! Keep it up!

yeah im definitely sticking with this channel, HOPE YOU SUCCEEED

2:58 Dude just randomly meet Wakkyai :v

え！？わくやってわっきゃいさんだよね？😂😂

HER: i wanted to become a doctor but im terrible at maths ME : b-

@maazmunir9213

2 жыл бұрын

haha same that was my exact reaction

Thanks for always having interesting videos to watch.

The english lady said she switched from learning to become a doctor because of math and I was confused. Then she said she wanted to become a politician. Now I get it.

I love your laughter!

Watching from Canada, and I love this!

Great work....informative, and fun

Thanks for the inspiration to make vids again. Maybe ill see you out in these tokyo streets

اعجبني الفيديو برشا خاصة الي يتعلق على اليابانيين، good luck .

Never seen someone smile so much. Girl at 5:38

I have a question about the salary part. Is this before taxes or after taxes? 🤔

@marie-michellefortier2993

Жыл бұрын

People in Japan usually state their salary before taxes and all (insurances, national pension, etc.), so their net salary is way less than that, especially after all their monthly expenses (rent, utilities and phone+internet bills, food, transit fees, etc.).That's from experience that I'm saying that (6th year working in Japan).

Two men at 4:00. Their salaries seem low. Japanese companies have summer and winter bonuses. Generally, bonuses are equivalent to three months of salary. If these bonuses are taken into account, the monthly salary would be much higher.

I was so surprised to see him here 😂😂

Wie Tobi einfach im Video ist 😂✌🏽 Grüße gehen raus 🙌🏼

@MrNippon

2 жыл бұрын

Liebe Grüße😁

I like your video!! Please what songs are you listening to Part3🎵

Shocking how even a McDonald's worker in the US makes more money than a mechanical engineer in Japan lol.

@pulakgautam3536

2 жыл бұрын

that's just not in japan, most of the asia i believe. That is why we have this stereotype of the westerners being rich usually

@samfrostinjapan

2 жыл бұрын

Part of it is that Japan undervalues skilled labor like crazy. As can be seen from the pet groomer making 40x the engineers.

@notuxnobux

2 жыл бұрын

Americans dont know how good they have it. Engineering is mostly a mid to low paying job outside USA (and London).

@ffls2706

2 жыл бұрын

You have to consider the cost of life in each country too, living in japan is way cheaper than in the us, even if Tokyo is the most expensive is still way cheaper than the main US cities

Thank u very much for ur videos.I really like it.Now,I'm learning japanese and then sooner or later I have plan to go Japan.

They all are rich 😆

ur content is amazing bro keep it up!

1 USD equals to 134 yen. By the way, I wonder how much tax people have to pay on their income? for example, if the salary is 5000USD how much could they take home

Lmaooo it was so funny to see MrNippon in this video (the last guy) I really didnt expect that xD

わっきゃい出てるww

great vid man! keep it up

Just wow from Indonesia

Should've linked the comedian's channel or put a pop up tag. I'm really interested in seeing what comedy clubs are like in Japan, honestly didn't even think they were a thing,, and maybe they're not. But I'd still like to see a Japanese comedian

@user-hz3lc8gc7n

2 жыл бұрын

comedy is huge in Japan, even bigger than the US. but it's very different.

Your camera work is very good you should include affiliate link, many people are curious to know what camera and what lenses you are using. Into was awesome.

Hahaha it's so funny that u also could interview Tobi xD I also love his Videos, as same as i love your Content! Keep going!!!❤‍🔥

I love watching your videos!

Keep up the great content bro, goes to 100k subs

Awesome video! Is it possible to live a decent life in tokyo with a salary of 3k$/month? I can't imagine that. Was there for vacation for 3 Weeks in Tokyo and it cost me 4k for this trip :S

@sedawi007

2 жыл бұрын

You can't compare the expenses of a trip to the expenses of living there. 3K is actually a pretty good salary. I come from Israel which is waaay more expensive than Japan (if it wasn't for the flight, Japan would be a really cheap destination) and people make do with much lower salaries, somehow.

@ceshmate1953

2 жыл бұрын

@@sedawi007 3K after taxes ? If so then wow.

@sedawi007

2 жыл бұрын

@@ceshmate1953 If you don't have kids then it's plausable. I mean renting a place would cost around 1,000 USD per month. And people can manage with another 1,400 USD per monthfor expenses and food. I mean, how much can you eat or go out? So that's a total of 2,400 USD for a pretty decent life, no? If you have a car, buy stuff, go out alot then you can add the other 600$ and there you have a 3,000$ expenses for a pretty good month. Or you can save the 600$ for later. And the prices in Israel are similar to those of Switzerland. So in most countries (France, for example. Even Paris) this amount can be really good! Then again, it depends on your lifestyle.

@-rinrinrin

2 жыл бұрын

3k if you're single is already pretty good! You could afford a 1K/DK apartment and have way more than extra for everything else!

@koffiegast

2 жыл бұрын

How can you spend 4k in 3w?! I spent 3500 eur in 1 month and that was including travelling half of Japan and buying gifts and all that

もしかして、わっきゃい？

Anyone know Tobis channel

@ilks6492

2 жыл бұрын

Mr Nippon

I Really Want To Stay In #Japan

Such a coincidence to meet with tobi, he is a brillian german/japanese Yter.

This video is supper good! I wanna watch a send version of it

Might be a bit late, but what are some resources I can find for getting an international job in Japan? I've wanted to live there for some time now.

Make more of these plz very sugoi video!

Your contents are really interesting!

I love the Maru P duo

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@MihniGaming

2 жыл бұрын

thank you I am going to look into your recommendation!

わっきゃいだ！！！！！ 3:36~

They must be joking right? I can't even dream of a salary of $1000 a month and those guys are making thousands! I am going to Japan

@Exx777

2 жыл бұрын

and life there is exactly that much more expensive

@guccidiamond6490

2 жыл бұрын

come to iran and I'II show you the salary above 500$ is a reverie that will never come true anyways.

@shinratensei5305

2 жыл бұрын

what about me living in the country where the minimum wage is 250 dollars://

@guccidiamond6490

2 жыл бұрын

@@shinratensei5305 iran minimum wage is 170$ monthly

@shinratensei5305

2 жыл бұрын

@@guccidiamond6490 ı'm from turkey.I think our destiny as the Middle East will always be like this.

Jeez i'm shocked how easy they give away their wage. In France, nobody would reply to this guy. Lol

Mina was blazed out her mind

Video's like this make me consider Japan awesome

wow tokyo is very diverse

Doctor here to the first girl that wanted to be a doctor: There's no math in medicine. I barely use math.

Very genuinely interesting, honestly.

"I wanted to be a doctor but I'm terrible at math" - WHAT? *Windows shut down sound*

@arkonem2933

Жыл бұрын

lmfao exactly my thoughts

I liked this video so much... take my subscription!