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In addition to sharing their stories, Japanese expatriates have started creating YouTube videos with a purpose to advertise their tradition. Some have a 'Best Of' playlist of their videos, with some in their content material garnering over ten million views. YouTube channels created by Japanese expatriates have featured videos about everyday life, travel, food, history, and cultural ameliorations in Japan. Other content material has covered videos about their experiences living in Tokyo and other cities in Japan. Among the first Japanese YouTubers to make videos for YouTube is Sharla, a British expatriate who lives in Iwate Prefecture in northern Japan. Although she was at first applying to the JET application, she chose to remain in the northern city of Sendai as a result of she were living in Japan for more than a decade. Sharla has become one of the most most appropriate expatriates on YouTube, generating over five million views along with her videos. YouTube also is great for language studying. Learning a new language can be tedious, and looking videos of other Japanese expatriates is a good way to pass the time. The site is free, so it's a superb way to learn the language and culture of a foreign country. So, when you are new to the realm of YouTube, here are some tips:For those new to the language, there's Hikakin, a wacky YouTube channel where he plays simple games and introduces new vocabulary.
10.02.2023