Japanese Returnees React to Things That Returnees Do and Experience Video
Although we are both fully Japanese, I Shogo have lived in the U.S. for 6 years, and my best friend Kazu has lived in the U.S. for 4 years, and in Thailand for 4 years.
There are some things that returnees like us share as an experience in Japan, so today we’ll be reacting to “10 things that returnees do & experience!”
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0:00 Let's START!
2:16 1. People ask you to speak in English
5:02 2. People misunderstanding your English skills
6:37 3. Teachers make you read everything in English class
9:35 4. People ask you to sing English songs at karaoke
12:04 5. People ask whether you understand English lyrics
13:46 Starting Japanese traditional things
16:09 People ask you if you have shot a gun before
18:54 People ask you which country you prefer living in
22:22 Japanese teachers don’t know what to do with you
25:47 Not being able to blend in school even though you’re Japanese
31:57 The ending
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