It is a classic example of no pain no gain. The clips will be attached not just to any part of his body but parts like his nostrils, ears or even his nipples, so that, he will receive an unbearable pain if he tries to pull it. She has an impressive collection that includes a ton of Japanese language tips, where to start with learning Japanese, vocabulary, and questions and answers.

Zen Mindfulness from Japan on Kishi-ke TV. Will share Japanese interesting things related to Zen, Mindfulness. He mostly plays games with simple language like Mario, or Minecraft, so the Japanese isn’t too difficult, even though it is native level. Whether you're planning for a trip to Japan and need more information or you're just interested in learning more about this beautiful country, ... Letters from Japan has something for you. Every week, we travel to a different destination within Japan and show you what it is, why it's important, and how you can get there. more Exploring fashion, style, culture, and...Tokyo. Keep it Casual. International Street Fashion and Culture. Paolo is an American Filipino who has been living in Japan for a long time. I got to know Paolo’s YouTube channel for his videos related to food, such as the best places to eat in Tokyo, specific restaurants, street food tours and many other food recommendations. Paolo is someone who really enjoys eating and puts on funny expressions when he tries food. His videos are very useful to know places to eat, or things to try.One of the best textbooks to use to start learning Japanese is called Minna no Nihongo, or “Japanese for Everyone.” So these videos are full of relevant real life Japanese that you are sure to hear when you go to Japan. Crazy Japanese Lessons John is a professional and very experienced, and his videos are truly amazing. Especially at the tourist level. If you want to visit unique and hidden places on your trip to Japan, or have unique experiences, I recommend you to watch his videos. But if on the other hand, you prefer to visit the most typical cities in Japan, don’t worry because it also has many useful videos to organise your trip to Japan. Or even if at the moment you cannot travel to Japan, its channel is very good to transport you to Japan for a few minutes. We're Kiwi and Bear from OshareJapan (OshareJPN), a husband-and-wife team based in Tokyo with our hamster, Mochi, and we're here to give you a ... no-frills introduction to Japanese life, fashion, food, and hangouts to inspire you to live out YOUR Japan fantasies! more

Her Japanese is ridiculously impressive and her videos reflect how she got to where she is now. The channel is a mash-up of all kinds of content about learning Japanese, travel, conversing with native speakers, and even the difficulties of learning the language. Fact Source 3. Collect coins with boobs The contestant has to collect coins with her boobs and one who collects most number of coins wins it. Image source

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Hey! I'm Taiki Beaufils, aka TAIKI B living in Tokyo, Japan. I post vlogs and product/service review! My videos are about all the stuff I'm i ... nto including travel, vlogging in Japan, film making, house renovation, behind the scene of my family business and more... more These videos are really fun to watch, not only to learn Japanese, but to hear opinions about cultural topics, news, and even slang. Each video has Japanese and English subtitles, which makes them easy to follow for every learner. Easy Japanese is a channel that interviews real Japanese people on the streets about various topics. What do you think of my list? Is there any other Japanese YouTube channel that you would add to this list? I will be happy to hear your suggestions!