Why i HATED Living in Japan

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talking about my horrible experience living in Japan and why i HAD to leave my dream country.

#japan #abroadinjapan #japantravel

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Parents, PLEASE discipline your children

-jn

This guy talks about getting a girlfriend like getting a special license or something

miu

Imagine you die and then Daniel pops out of nowhere and starts ranting about why he hates the afterlife

mitsukos

Seems like you don't like living at all

dsali

Now, Western women are better than Japanese women all of a sudden 🤣

AdversaryOne

He has found a brilliant niche - this is brilliant comedy and he will have millions of subscribers by 2030.

boxingacct

Okay Daniel, since I actually never commented once in all my time watching you I rewatched some of your old deleted videos. The reason how you became so interesting is not just because of drama, but how you presented it. I just watched "I got banned on Hello talk" and you literally asked like "What would you do if your gf had a penis one day instead of vagina?" and then you go on about how this is actually a valid question while the entire format feels like you are just using satire. Like dude this is how you get interesting again. The only people that still watch you now are usually haters or some incels that relate to you like Elliot Rodgers because you somehow talked exactly like him in the past. This is not a troll I actually want to give you advise. The sarcastic presentation while being totally real about this is what made you interesting to normies.

Creador_LoL

Daniel: "Japan is where I feel at HOME. Japan is where I actually like living in."

Also Daniel:

SL

100% agree. I already left Japan few years ago. Never planning to go back Japan again.

funspectrum

Daniel, it's not all cracked up to be to make 5000 pounds a month. I make that much and more. I'm stuck at an office job for 9 hours a day slaving away. The fact you can travel the world while making 1000 pounds a month on average, doing a few videos, is quite a blessing. You can look at it both ways. But it's an interesting perspective you lay out. That's why some who make over 5000 pounds a day still hate their life - they are miserable with their job.

tigerlee

I don't understand why Daniel hates women so much. He just treats them as sex objects/things. Imagine me just thinking men as things

beaulieuc

Living in Japan was an experience I never thought I would dislike so much. When I first moved to Tokyo, I was excited about the bustling city life, the amazing food, and the rich culture. However, reality hit hard soon after settling in. My apartment in Shibuya was tiny and overpriced, barely fitting my belongings. My neighbors, Mr. Tanaka and Mrs. Suzuki, were polite but distant, adding to the loneliness I felt in a crowded city.

Work at Sony's headquarters in Shinagawa was demanding and stressful. My boss, Mr. Yamamoto, had impossibly high expectations and little regard for work-life balance. The commute on the overcrowded Yamanote Line was a daily ordeal, leaving me exhausted before the day even began. Weekends meant navigating the chaotic crowds in Harajuku or dealing with the quiet isolation of my apartment.

The language barrier was another challenge. Despite taking Japanese classes at the YMCA near Shinjuku Gyoen, I struggled to communicate beyond basic phrases. This made everyday tasks like grocery shopping or dealing with administrative tasks incredibly frustrating.

Just when I thought things couldn't get worse, a typhoon hit Tokyo, causing widespread disruptions and adding to my sense of unease and discomfort. I found myself yearning for the familiarity of home, the open spaces of the Irish countryside, and the warmth of a community where I didn't feel like an outsider.

Then came the plot twist. A chance encounter with an Irish expat, Conor, at an izakaya in Roppongi changed everything. We bonded over our shared experiences of culture shock and our mutual love for Irish music and literature. Conor introduced me to his friend, Aoife, who happened to work for a tech company in Dublin and mentioned they were hiring.

Fast forward to today, and I am happily settled in Ireland. I found a cozy apartment in Dublin's Rathmines neighborhood, not far from St. Stephen's Green. My neighbors, John and Mary, are friendly and welcoming, always ready with a cup of tea and a chat. The work culture at my new job in Google's European headquarters in Grand Canal Dock is refreshing, with a focus on work-life balance and innovation.

I started vlogging my life in Ireland, documenting my adventures exploring the Cliffs of Moher, sipping Guinness at traditional pubs in Temple Bar, and hiking in the Wicklow Mountains. Learning Gaelic at the Irish Cultural Centre in Merrion Square has been a fulfilling challenge, and I've made new friends who share my love for Irish history and folklore.

Living in Ireland has been a transformative experience. I've learned to appreciate the slower pace of life, the stunning natural beauty, and the warmth of the Irish people. Each day brings new discoveries and opportunities, and I am grateful for the chance to call Ireland my new home.

RodgerKoller

Why are you banned from the apps in the first place??

seferoglu_md

You need to stop going to Japan where the antisocial. In the Philippines they're very chatty, probably the most chatty of any Asian country. And it's a hell of alot cheaper than Japan.

jettschenker

Daniel sometimes the share house websites also have legit studio apartments pretty cheap. I stayed in one in Tennoji Osaka and another in Asakusa Tokyo for about $700 per month. Both were nice studio apartments with their own bathoom and kitchen, and two or three times the size of an APA Hotel room. That was about 10 years ago so I am not sure if these deals are still to be found but the exchange rate is also a lot better than before at 150 yen per dollar verses 100 yen per dollar back then. Do some digging, maybe you'll find something.

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