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A day in my life in Japan VLOG -Yummy Japanese food ,Apple Store , Studying


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·Nov 25, 2024

Good morning! Oh no, hi guys! It's me, Judy. Today, I'm back with another vlog. Today, I'm going to be showing you guys a day in my life in Japan. Let's start the day with our breakfast. The non-negotiable breakfast at my grandparents' house is at seven a.m., and my grandpa prepares it for all of us.

I was having Shirazu Tenka's mixture. She sees a Japanese word that typically refers to the boiled and partially dry fried of ivashi, which is a sardine, and tenkas is essentially crumbs made from tempura butter. It is commonly used in the fillings or toppings for extra crunchy taste. And now, time for our Miso soup! Miso is a fermented paste created from a mixture of soybeans, sea salt, and rice koji. I was eating hoshimo, which is a Japanese dried sweet potato snack.

I'm obsessed with sweet potatoes. They're delicious, they're cheap in Japan, and also it has a good amount of fiber, so it helps with digestion. Of course, I was drinking some coffee because, you know, I'm a coffee addict. My second cup of coffee.

It's time to do my daily hygiene and skincare routine. [Music] After doing my skincare routine, I decided to schedule my day. If you want to learn more about how I schedule my day, I can make a whole dedicated video about it. I'm currently trying to find out the best method to schedule my day, and I'm kind of getting closer and closer to the best version of my method.

I guess it's time to do the laundry because, you know, it's my job in Japan. Why is it so hard to plan? I have so many video ideas, and I have quite a lot of sponsorships coming up, so I'm currently trying to figure out my schedule, but it's so freaking hard.

We had an appointment at the Apple Store, but before our appointment, we had a bit of time, so we decided to have some food. As I see from the comment section, you guys really enjoy how I eat food, and I enjoy the food, so I think it's kind of like a win-win situation for both of us.

Oh, that was a soju, by the way, which is a Korean alcoholic drink. We came to a Korean barbecue—no, actually a Korean barbecue yakiniku restaurant in Japan. Japanese-style barbecue is called yakiniku and literally means grilled meat in Japanese. It's a popular dish which originated in Korea. It's like a little bit different from the Korean version of it. Sorry for my Korean friends, but I prefer the Japanese one.

We did some kanpai, which is Japanese drinking toast. I was drinking karupisu, which is a Japanese beverage. The beverage has a light, somewhat milky, and slightly acidic flavor, similar to plain or vanilla-flavored yogurt or maybe Yakult if you've had some. We ordered our wagyu beef. Yakiniku is my brother's favorite dish and also mine—maybe not number one, but definitely in the top five.

I also used to have a part-time job in a yakiniku restaurant. I was working there during my summer holidays, which is three whole months. In Turkey, in Japan, it's only a month or so. I don't really know about the education system right now, but I think it was kind of like that.

This was our first time ever going to this yakiniku restaurant, but we fell in love with this restaurant and we decided to go to this restaurant more often. [Music] Um, is foreign? Oh, we actually wanted to eat more, but we had our appointment, so we had to rush to the Apple Store.

And you guys think that I don't gain weight, but I gained so freaking much weight! Oh my god! We were looking for a MacBook Pro, and during our appointment, I turned one of my videos on so that I can get more views—juicy, juicy views.

After our Apple Store appointment, we said goodbye to our mom, and my brother and I decided to look into different shops so that we can show it to you guys. In our family, we don't shop together because my mother and I think that it's a waste of time, but my brother likes to shop with someone else because he would like to ask for others' opinion.

I don't like to ask other people because, at the end of the day, it's my own money that I made by myself, and I decide how to use it. Okay, I'll admit, sometimes I ask for my mother's opinion before buying something expensive, but I don't listen to her. I just ask for her opinion and I do whatever I want.

Tribes were crazy, but she got used to it. Let's unbox this! Oh! [Laughter] [Laughter] Oh! So, I'll be doing the settings, and I'll come back.

Okay, so, we came back home. I opened my MacBook. I didn't have lunch because we were super full, and I showered, and now I'm about to study, so let's get started.

Okay, oh, I'm done with my studying! I've studied for a couple hours; I'm sleepy right now, so I'm going to bed. I'm just gonna sleep. I hope you guys enjoyed this vlog. Let me see you in my next vlog or next video. Bye!

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