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Maliketh the Black Blade
It’s just so cool to me how he and Marzia wanted to go to Japan for so long and finally his dream came true and now he’s reviewing it. We’re glad to be part of your journey Pewds. Keep on living your life.
Giulia.
i mean marzia literally never worked an hour in her life lol pewds has enough money for both of them and more so it must be nice to ber her. she can go to japan and not work there
Little Green
@Giulia. wheres your proof in that she has never worked an hour in her life?
cause the internet thinks otherwise
“Marzia Kjellberg is an Italian Internet personality and businesswoman. Known for her videos on her now-inactive YouTube channel Marzia, Kjellberg has also ventured into writing, fashion design, and business.”
Jaskii
pewds: “…people may smile back.”
me: smiles*
pewds: SMILE BACK!
me: smiles aggressively.
pewds: thank you.
Soral🐝
When he went quiet and stared, smiling at the camera I found myself un- ironically smiling :))
Never Super Fennec Warrior
I love that he doesn’t feel pressured to be uploading videos now. As long as you feel comfortable uploading and love what you do, Felix, I’ll watch!
tat
Perhaps because I have never left Japan, I could not imagine that nature is one of the best things about Japan.
In fact, it feels good to hear that gentle breeze and birdsong I feel when I wake up early and go for a walk.
innocentwaifu
Can I get kawaii waifus easily.
I heard you can find them in the wild in tokyo region.
I’m gonna catch them all
tat
I live in Kanagawa Prefecture (or should I say Yokohama?), about 30 minutes by train from Tokyo. It is a prosperous place, but it is also a nice place with a lot of nature.
JasonMPJr
Ahhh Ive been following and watching you for so long Felix. It’s been a crazy ride but it’s nice to see you slow down and smell the roses and enjoy life and start a family in Japan. Makes me so happy that you still update us and make videos here and there even if you really don’t have to. Thank you Felix and I’m so happy for you
Pierre Sakurai
Moved to Okinawa from Honshu 10 years ago, primarily for surfing and watersports 😉
You’r taking living in Japan like a champ. Taking in the good and understanding why some of the more negative aspects have to be there for all.
Took me around 2 to 3 years to be fluent. That second year brings BIG change in understanding the language. Keep at it.
Steph Eats n Travels
As a Japanese speaker and lover of Japanese culture, seeing Felix living his best life in Japan inspires me to want to love there too.
Sara glittermepink
I’m genuinely glad that you are so happy right now Felix. You definitely deserve it. ❤
HerthanerJapan
Living in Japan for 10 years now, and everyone has always been nice to me.
We are having a bit of a Gaijin influx these days, so hope everyone behaves so we don’t get a bad rep
Victoria Sherwood
That feeling you couldn’t describe is called peace and serenity. So glad you are experiencing life with these emotions. I pray that Marzia and the baby have a safe delivery. ❤❤❤
Voelizce
It sounds odd but the final reason reminds me of “Ma” in Ghibli movies. “Ma” being the the emptiness of a scene that gives both the characters in the film and the audience a chance to breathe. Felix’s life has been non-stop for YEARS, Japan and these moments have finally given him a chance to enjoy the silence, transition, and peace of living a non-hectic life. It makes me so incredibly happy to see these two (now three) deserving people of such a life ❤
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analysed spirited away for school, yes i remember I had to talk about ma and it does sound like what felix said
monicasm
Felix, about the being in the delivery room thing: I know you said there isn’t really any bending the rules but I hope you do try! I’ve read someone say that they were able to stay the whole time before birth (not after) after doing a PCR COVID test on the spot. Maybe you could also ask the doctor for help with getting some sort of exception due to whatever reason: not fluent in Japanese, first pregnancy, high stress, whatever it is. Medically there is good reason for her to have you there to provide support and comfort in an extremely unfamiliar situation. I hope you’re able to be there at the very least longer than the 2 hours 🙏🏽
Mel Emisu
Yes!!! 100%. Im also watching a french youtuber you got his baby a few months ago in japan and he chose an hospital where he could stay 100% of the time. I think it could be very worth looking for an other hospital or asking for a solution.. 🤞
bob green
There are hospitals that will allow it. And I understand the feeling of not wanting to be the Gaijin and fuss about the “rules”, but it is definitely worth the push. The regulation is going to change in a couple months anyway so why not push for it now.
乙女
日本だと例外が認められる事はほぼないです。先にルールを確認して自分と合う病院を探さないといけませんね。病院だけでなく全てにおいて、先にルールを確認したほうがいいです。煩わしいですがルールに合致すると非常に合理的で快適です。
Slipahaulic
I really feel like pewdiepie is making a damn good comeback on YouTube and I love it, he should forever be crowned king of the platform
Ainyx
When I was in Japan, I was walking along one of the many lakes around Mt. Fuji when an old fisherman waved me over. He didn’t speak much English, and I didn’t speak much Japanese, but he invited me into his fishing shack and we talked about our jobs and what we like about our homes. He gave me a huge bag of jerky fish and said, “if you come back, I will be here”. I think about him every week 😭
Carl Brown
Such a wholesome video. We all have our stereotypic ideas of Japan, but most of us never get the chance to actually have those stereotypes exposed to reality.
Thanks, Felix, for giving us these slices of Japanese life.
Sylvia S
I’m so happy for Felix that he’s having the best time in Japan! I’ve been living here for 3 years now, going 4 and I can’t wait to leave when I’m done with my work contract. I think the biggest part and the shittiest part about living here is the working culture and a lot in regards to work. I can go on and on about it but the boons of working here outweigh any positive I have outside work. I enjoy life outside work in Japan but working here is living hell. I don’t hear much about work in Japan but that’s my 2 cents (: So if you can live off not needing to actually work in Japan, I think it’s an amazing place to stay haha
Aki
I’ve heard that it’s progressively better since. You think finding another company could give you the work-life balance you needed?
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