Day in the Life of a Japanese Housewife in Tokyo

This is a day in the Life of Japanese Housewife raising a Japanese Kid in Tokyo with Husband. This Japanese family shares their life in Japan and life in Tokyo for an entire day. We follow a Japanese mom and her soon to be 3 year old Japanese daughter inside their Tokyo home to see what they do in the morning all the way until the evening when they go to sleep. Tomomi, 38 years old and child, Karin almost 3 years old spend most of their day in their Tokyo apartment, but they also find some time to leave the house and go to the park. This Japanese family does many typical Japanese family things like make miso soup in the morning and make offering to their home shrine, but they also have their unique aspects of their life. They were kind enough to let us into their Japanese home to see what it is really like being raised in a Japanese home. This day in the life of mom and housewife, should give another perspective on how life in Japan would be if you lived here. I hope you enjoy this video.

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I'm from TOKYO JAPAN, I've been living here for a long time. I'll be your Tokyo Travel Guide, taking you to the spots I love as well as showing you what to do all around Japan and maybe sometimes overseas. I'm also into Tech so you'll see a few videos about my drone and other cool toys I discover. In short, the channel is all about what I Love, Japan, Food, Travel, Tech and most likely coming FROM-TOKYO, my home.

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[FLRDONEARTH]

Is it just me or is this mother’s parenting skills on point

[mohimahaque]

I admire this mom. Not comparing her child with other children.

[shy.away.]

I love how Karin said "My teeth hurt" and Tomomi immediately stopped eating just to check if theres a problem, love moms like her

[snubnosedmonke]

this was so wholesome and cute to watch im glad this child is being raised well

[milenabur]

Can we just take a minute to appreciate that the narrator does not judge the family at all?
He comments everything in a neutral way. Many journalists and moderators/presenters could learn from him. Great video!

[Vladimyrful]

So, apparently the one thing a Japanese Houswife doesn't do is age.

[chaeryisbae]

It was so adorable when Karin asked her mom to take pictures of her! But honestly I can tell that she is such an amazing mother and Karin will grow up to be a good and successful person!

[rubyphin]

She seems like a really nice mum that plans goo things for her daughter by letting her be a “free child” which I really like

[wilsonwu]

"Endgame is the most ambitious crossover."

The Japanese mom crosses paths with Butcher from one of Paolo's other video.

[GrimFemme]

I admire how she is raising her daughter. You can tell she already respects Karin as an individual with their own needs and interests. She asks her if she likes the outfit instead of just forcing her to wear something, she feeds Karin's curiosity and desire to do things for herself like put on her own shoes, and even when she is working she will stop to pay attention to Karin if Karin wants to interact. She really prioritizes her.

[Librana]

I'm beyond impressed of how disciplined Japanese people are they do everything with so much precision & so much passion the way mothers just have a natural & nurturing patience with their children I just admire Japanese culture so much! even though I have never travel anywhere in my life I'm just an ordinary Puerto Rican mother that has never seen or even been inside of a plane in my life!😩 but I just find this types of videos so fascinating! 🇯🇵❤🇵🇷

[jademasters]

She’s such a good mother she doesn’t compare her daughter to other kids every child learns at there own speed and you have to be patient about it 😊

[_Adie]

Not only Tomomi is a great mother, she also seems like a cool, chill person.

Also, 38? She looks 26 at most

[DevonPalmer]

Paolo is really gearing up for his kid

[unclechinsyou]

"A day in the life of ....", is the best shows ever happen on YouTube.
They always cheer me up, they are therapeutic, it is so wonderful and inspiring to follow the daily life of highly talented workers. Makes me want to do my best in my own job. 🤗 🤗 🤗

[mistercow]

Its funny how the adults are good at just ignoring the camera, but then we can see that Karin is always looking 😂

[Jubafree]

Why is nobody talking about how cute that kid is

[jessicamayne]

I love that Karin’s mom is letting her develop at her own pace. And that she isn’t super strict with the no TV rule and Karin still plays outside a lot

[mikab.]

This video was really interesting! I hope Karin, Tomomi, and her husband live an amazing life! And the cute cat too :3

[intertwinedinside]

I want to be a mother like Tomomi. I really aspire to be a mother who understand her kid's perspective and don't force kid to do things beyond the kid's own interest