Name: Multi-Cultural Life in Japan | Life in Japan Episode 146
Uploaded: 2021-11-13T17:40:41.000Z
Duration: 11 min 36 s
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Since the beginning, we've done lots of different videos on our YouTube channel,

but one theme has been behind them all: our family's Life in Japan and what makes it work.

We invite you to subscribe and come along as we learn art of living in multiple cultures at once.

So, what are we attempting here for the first time tonight?

Tonkatsu but I just don't have the right little... Everything for it?

As long as you're willing to try something new, you will always be young in spirit, growing as a person.

This can be as big as learning a new language or as small as trying a new Japanese dish.

You won't always get it right the first time, but practice makes perfect.

Ruth's going to do mine in a little more japanese fashion.

And with that, we have expanded our family culture by adding a Japanese favorite to the menu.

But expanding our culture isn't just limited to Japanese items.

Dude, this is a puff pastry pie, I think it's French, maybe?

It started out flat! I mean it was yay thick.

I had no idea it would puff up this big. It's beautiful!

You're supposed to eat it, I think, on the 6th of January. The epiphany I think.

We're a little late. I'm sure it will still taste good.

Having friends from different cultures comes with the benefit of learning new ways and trying new things,

as is this case with our first taste of French Almond Paste Cake.

Good interesting or not so good interesting. Just different.

It's not just different food we like to try,

but also different ways of staying fit, like Zumba,

a mix of latin and international music with dance moves meant to give you a good cardiovascular workout.

While it's not always easy, and we often get things wrong,

bridging cultures is something we've grown to love.

It's one of the things I love about our international Paz Church,

a place for anyone from any culture or religion to come together

and forge life-changing relationships with God and with each-other.

We've got Daichi here today. I'm going to be preaching at Paz Church.

It's going to be 'What does God what for you in 2022'.

From depression - He wants you free from that.

Sometimes we experience something new from America,

as was the case with this care package from a Life in Japan fan.

It just so happened to be another epiphany cake!

If you ever get to the Big Easy, come see us. We'll give you the grand tour.

Look at her puppy! Awe! Thank you so much.

Joshua with his sword, which has seen better days.

And if you've watched us for a while now, you know that birthday parties are a big party of our family life.

COVID cases have skyrocketed recently, but before that happened

we had a chance to pull off a birthday party that combined different cultural elements that we love.

You have to come upstairs and see something. It's so cool.

Whoa! Is this all ready for your birthday dude?

Anna's doing something crazy with a box it sounds like.

A few days before, Joshua's Youchien (or Japanese Kindergarten) celebrated the January birthdays.

The Youchien always has a fun celebration for its students.

Joshua even had a chance to do an interview in front of his class and did great!

We've had all of our kids in this youchien and its prepared them so well for elementary school in Japanese.

We've also learned a lot about Japanese culture through it!

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Multi-Cultural Life in Japan | Life in Japan Episode 146

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