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Kids learn languages fast. I learned German and French when I was small I would have to translate them back-and-forth for my parents over the years. I forgot most of my French and some German. You should make sure that Willa keeps her languages up so she doesn’t forget them.

おすすめ　→　かぶきあげ、からむーちょ、さしゃ、かきのたね、じゃがりこ、いかふらい、まいくぽっぷこーん、りっつちーずさんど、ぶらっくさんだー 日本を褒めて欲しいとは言いませんが、ドイツの方が優れていると考えていると知識が止まり人に壁ができてしまいます。 意見を主張するように育ってきたと思いますが、ストレスがたまるようでしたら１度過去の価値観を捨てて全て受け入れる方ががいいです。 日本は特にそうで次の段階に進めるかもしれません。

The teachers in any school disabling children when they don't learn it at home. Thats a very sad thing to see but there are certain basic manners every child should learn when they young. It just makes it easier for them I think good luck its always hard with young kids yours are great. Ruth from salt lake city

日本在住のアメリカ人UA-camrのチャンネル「life in japan」がオススメです😊 ネイトさんは牧師なので、困ったことがあれば、きっと助けてくれますよ！

wow, Willa is a trooper. She is so cute and independant and charming. What a darling. She seems to have such happy disposition and comes across real mature .

Do you think I could apply for this Japanese Kindergarten at the age of 51? I want to experience this fun by myself

that would be a great opportunity for Rissa too to learn some japanese. Now you have the chance!!!! :-) Willa will definately profit from all of this. She will learn to be more responsible and it seems like she is having fun so far. There is a reason why japanese people are so respectful, responsible and considerent. My japanese wife used to be a kita-educater-caretaker and she also knows from her own childhood. The fact that they have to clean up their dishes and the floor is just excellent. They should have that in Germany too!!!!!!!! Don t worry, you will be thankful later!!!!

Our daughter spent two years at a Japanese Kindergarten and we always tell people it was one of the best things we could have done for her. She learned the language, the culture and how to eat or at least try everything on her plate. She went from being a fussy 4 year old eater to a little girl who was willing to try everything. Just like Willa, she started off with half days but soon caught on to the attendance stickers and was full time in a blink of an eye. Enjoy the experience!

Happy to hear that Willa is enjoying going to her Japanese Kindergarten. (Amazing how much stuff the parents had to prepare. I don’t know how well I would have coped with this.) A 4 year old learns a new language in amazing speed. I remember a camping vacation with my parents on the shore of the Lake of Constance, and our next tent neighbors for a few weeks were French, their little girl was around my age, and her brother a bit older. I must have been around 5, and we spent a lot of playtime together. Within a few days I started showing my parents toys from next door and describing them in French, within less than a week I was talking French sentences. As regards the discipline, I think some discipline is good for children, they need to learn boundaries - but then I’m older. Learning to read ENGLISH I wouldn’t put too much pressure on, with our youngest I found out that he more or less taught himself how to read English, simply from me reading English children’s books every night, him snuggled up or in my lap so he could see the printed words, with me moving the finger under each word as I pronounced it. So he learned to read German first, in school, and I discovered about a year later that he could also read English, without any formal instruction. Of course he initially stumbled over some difficult words, especially the ones with “ough” in various pronunciations, through, rough, thorough, plough and the like, and some of the long words, but as I corrected him he memorized them and within a few weeks he could read English fairly well and in good speed. I’m sure it will be somewhat similar for Willa. Noa has also grown up so fast, but I’d be more than reluctant sending her off to Japanese kindergarten before she’s at least 3 or 3 1/2 years old.

Hi, i'm so Happy Willa loves her new school. She is learning japanese.. that's so good. I love you told us about her expieriences there.. Sorry, i don't know how to write "Erfahrungen". Much love from Germany.

it`s quite crazy how the kids mannage all that stuff - i think poweredby curiosity. and seeing her growing that fast is just WOW! best wishes to you from Germany Michael/Hannover

Willa is taking so much in stride. There are always culture differences in how kids are taught, but it seems Willa is adjusting and learning, which is so amazing! The ability to learn, change and grow is something not everyone can do. The taking care of the school is a blessing! Teaches responsibility on so many levels. Wish they did that here in the States, just think of how much nicer things would be. Love watching and learning from y'all. ❤ Thanks for sharing!😊

Very thorough review of Willa's Japanese kindergarten experience so far! Although I do believe that it's important for parents to have a preconceived boundary of that you consider 'too far' re how much (and what form) of discipline the teachers would mete (and not be afraid to intervene if need be), it seems thusfar that Willa is becoming a dynamic part of her group and is learning more than just the curriculum. If your fate winds up having you all returning and getting her future education in North American and/or European facilities, I think her future teachers will appreciate how this kindergarten helped her be a more attentive, participating and diligent student. Now how she may deal with any future classmates who'd think nothing of being class clowns or running around/screaming like banshees might be interesting. Thanks for sharing your perspectives (and it's great how you two are so involved and INTERESTED in what and how your children learn- alas not all parents are)!

Ok, guys, I'm German, nearly 65 years old, so don't bash me for having a different opinion: I think discipline is rightfully insisted upon. Willa told you that she couldn't have dessert if she didn't at least try something on her plate. She wasn't made to clear the plate clean, what's bad about having to try? My upbringing was authoritarian, obedience was requested at all time, no negotiations. No back-talking allowed towards an adult. No hopping or running around, or being loud when an adult (parent or not) was present. When the hopping and running started before an adult was present, as soon as the adult showed up, you'd quit, right away. It sounds awful to modern parents, I guess. Of course, a parent could send you off to play, no disturbing the adults please. There were much more rules than those mentioned. Disobedience, i.e. not adhereing to the rules had consequences: Like not being able to go out and about to see your friends for at least one afternoon, instead help with the chores, no TV, and a few other creative ideas. No corporal punishment like a bashing, though, except for a very rare slap in the face. I think upbringing a child is about setting boundaries, including respect for other individuals. Since there are hierarchies in society the child has to learn where it sits in the chain. I am aware that the above sounds really terrible to young parents today. It worked, though.

Crazy! I'm like number 157 3 three times in a row. I'm slowly becoming a conspiracy theorist. Anyway, guys, why haven't I seen any of you do Barbara's Rhababar Bar Dance? Swing your hooves.

Wow, hearing about that school bus as a German preschool teacher and a mom is fascinating and also a bit scary. I know Willa is already 4.5 years old. But do the younger kids (the 3-year-olds) attend that bus as well? That would seem a bit young to me. I think the 4-5-year-olds will be fine (depending on the child, of course). The interesting thing is that the German Kita is all about independence, and after all, it is pretty normal for a 6-year-old to walk to school without a parent or caretaker in most German areas. But still a bit strange for German ears 😅

娘が社会人になって子育て卒業した父親ですが、幼稚園👧には年１回の運動会で、交流のため親対抗リレー走があったりすますが、そこで決して本気を出してはいけませんｗ（笑）小さい子供用のため、冬季オリンピックスケート⛸ショートトラックの様な輪を走るのですが、最終走者として、第３コーナーで１位のオヤジを抜きにかかった所、年上オヤジが逆バンクがきつく足をからませ、私に向かって倒れかかって来たスローモーション場面の様な瞬間、危機回避能力高く走りながら体をよじらせて、同時転倒を防いで、１位でゴールした思い出が、ふと蘇りました〜w（笑）

地方にこんなかわいい娘がいたら幼稚園の先生も喜びそう

Beautiful sharing 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩

Hello beautiful family, You are all so resilient adapting to all these new challenges and lifestyle changes. You should be very proud of your achievements and bravery . Your girls are getting the best education through these experiences. I love the uniforms. They are so stylish. I remember the uniforms worn by the staff at Tokyo Tower, and was so impressed by their professionalism and presentation. Thank you for sharing so many aspects of your wonderful journey . You are truly a joy to follow. 😊

日本の古来から有る庭園🌳〜風【後楽園🌳】〜の名前のように〜【養池園🌀？】と漢字の文字変換されてしまっていますが〜子供の場合は【幼稚園👧】だよ〜んｗ（笑）

With all these experiences Willa is going to be an absolutely fearless grown-up, ready to try and tackle anything!

Lovely to see, that that little child has a better fork posture, than the adults😂

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No, that was only these day you stay there.

The thumbnail is the subway from the Police's "So Lonely" video.　Asakusa line

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What a shame that you got here during bad weather!

American raw milk and meat imported to Japan contains many additives. Be careful with hormones and pesticides. In recent years, there have been many cancer patients and intestinal diseases in Japan. Many additives that are prohibited in other countries are allowed in Japan.

YOU SHOULD NEVER EAT RAW GROUND BEEF IN THE STATES UNLESS YOU GROUND IT YOURSELF DIRECTLY FROM CUTS OF BEEF!!! Seriously….

Dusseldorf is more of the city in Germany to go for Asian food (especially Japanese). Surprised it was your first time trying all of those Asian foods, which are very common and popular in the US.

Hahaha your daughter has a true Asian palate - crying as soon as you scooped away her chili sauce. Then she even squirted some more on over and over to replenish the amount you took away.

0:22　日本🇯🇵の筆🎨〜責め〜くすぐりの刑を、娘さんに習慣化させてはならないぞｗ（笑）🌀　ua-cam.com/video/ucZzj_sciFM/v-deo.html

Remember when driving the Autobahn: No matter how fast you go someone will approach you from behind even faster

Thanks for trying out our box! We enjoy seeing you react to these tasty candies and snacks from Japan 😻😻

Totally agree with the comments here. The Älplermagronen were not what I know as a Filipino person. But the Rösti looked amazing, loaded with Raclette Cheese. The Raclette cheeses are very different from region to region and from producer to producer. My personal favorite is the one from Emmi. There are also versions which contain Garlic. That is amazing as well. And please for everyone trying a Fondue, it is important to always move the Cheese, in order to don't burn it. If it burns it gets bitter. And you are right, don't loose the Bread, if you do you have to stand in top of the chair and sing the National Anthem Of Switzerland..... 🤩🌏

Hi guys :) maybe this is a bit of a weird comment but I just wanted to apologize for giving you guys such harsh comments when you decided to leave germany. At the time, I was just worried about little Willa and being overprotective. I am not trying to excuse it, just trying to make you understand that it came from a good place. Still, it was inappropriate of me to respond as harshly as I did. I am genuinely happy that I was wrong about the move being a bad idea, and I am happy that you guys are happy! I hope you all accept my apology, and I wish you continued health and happiness as a family! :) Best wishes from the Netherlands :)

125 isnt fast. Its nearly a Traffic obstacle….

Hello lovely family, so lovely to see Willa’s excitement trying so many yummy treats. A very fun family activity 🍭🍭

Interesting. What are the ingredients like over there? Do they use a lot of sugar, coloring and preservatives like in the US?

5:18 Edible rice paper. In England I used to buy coconut macaroons in bakeries, which were baked on rice paper. Don't see them anymore.

How long will you guys be living in Japan?

From a Japanese, I recommend you guys to go to drugstores for snacks. The order of prices goes up by drug stores, supermarkets, and convenience stores.

nothing compares to Milka or Lindt!!!!!!! Cookiewise are the Japanese world-champions!!!! My wife just came back from Japan and brought Pocky-strawberry, korokke-pan and curry-pan and a suitcase full of Osembe. I love it!!! also she brought Pocari-sweat powder to make drinks. Sugoii!!!

Tanner, your ability to pick up languages is amazing! All the snacks look interesting and I know what you mean about chocolate not being great... Keep on trying stuff!

The chocolate/pretzel mushrooms are like a little version of Mikado...🤔

お子さんが、とてもかわいいので、お子さんの初めてシリーズみたいなのが見たいです🥰

Alles knistert und knackt! Das sind ja Unmengen von Plastikmüll!!! Wie wird japanischer Verpackungsmüll recyclet?

This is the third year in a row that you've tortured me with snack videos during my summer body diet. But I'm really surprised why the Japanese are all so thin.