Micaela ミカエラ | Why You Can't Get a Gaijin Girlfriend 外国人の彼女が出来ない主な理由 @Ciaela | Uploaded July 2015 | Updated October 2024, 5 days ago.
People have asked me for years to make a video called "How To Get A Foreign Girlfriend", but in reality I don't think it's difficult. Many Japanese men believe foreign women aren't interested in them, but I don't think that's true--if there's one thing they're doing wrong--it's this.
Second Channel/セカンドチャンネル!
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Follow Me On Twitter/ツイッターでフォローしてね！
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Posting Daily On Instagram/インスタグラムでフォローしてね！_
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Subscribe on Facebook! フェースブックで登録してね！
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I use a Canon Kiss X7i and the standard EFS 18-55mm Lens to shoot all of my videos. ビデオブログで使うカメラは、キャノンのKISS X7iと、基準のEFS 88-55mmレンズです。
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Please watch: "How To Make Japanese Nabe | カレー鍋を作ってみた"
youtube.com/watch?v=O5rg9eM5D8I
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People have asked me for years to make a video called "How To Get A Foreign Girlfriend", but in reality I don't think it's difficult. Many Japanese men believe foreign women aren't interested in them, but I don't think that's true--if there's one thing they're doing wrong--it's this.
Second Channel/セカンドチャンネル!
youtube.com/mikaeradesu
Follow Me On Twitter/ツイッターでフォローしてね！
twitter.com/ciaela
Posting Daily On Instagram/インスタグラムでフォローしてね！_
instagram.com/ciaela
Subscribe on Facebook! フェースブックで登録してね！
facebook.com/ciaela
I use a Canon Kiss X7i and the standard EFS 18-55mm Lens to shoot all of my videos. ビデオブログで使うカメラは、キャノンのKISS X7iと、基準のEFS 88-55mmレンズです。
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Please watch: "How To Make Japanese Nabe | カレー鍋を作ってみた"
youtube.com/watch?v=O5rg9eM5D8I
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![[Episode 1] My First Visit to Fukushima! (日本語字幕あり）初めて福島を観光してきた！](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/TidAwEJyiCg/hqdefault.jpg "[Episode 1] My First Visit to Fukushima! (日本語字幕あり）初めて福島を観光してきた！
A new four video series where we will be exploring Fukushima, Yamagata, Miyagi, and Aomori in Northern Japan! Looking for ideas for your next trip? These suggestions are great in summer and winter, so be sure to take notes! Check down below for chapter markers, so you can jump to sections of interest as you please!
Discover the captivating wonders of Fukushima Prefecture in Japan as we embark on a virtual journey through its rich history, natural beauty, and cultural treasures. Explore the serene Nisshin-kan samurai school, wander the charming streets of Ouchi-jukus traditional post-town, and immerse yourself in the samurai heritage of Tsuruga-jo Castle. Marvel at the unique spiral architecture of Sazae-do temple, and venture into the mystical depths of Abukuma Cave. Whether youre drawn to historical sites, architectural marvels, or the allure of underground wonders, Fukushima Prefecture offers a diverse range of experiences that will leave you inspired!
Sample Itinerary For Your Reference!
- Osaka to Fukushima by Air (Itami Airport) 0:20
- Fukushima 1:23
- Abukuma Cafe 2:17
- Organic Farm to Table Lumch at Arigato 3:10
- Nisshinkan 3:45
- Tsuruga-jo Castle 5:16
- Warabi Akabeko Taiken 5:39
- Ryokan Harataki 6:05
- Sazae-do 6:48
- Ouch-juku 7:45
- Negi-soba 8:12
〜*☆ SOCIAL MEDIA LINKS ☆*〜
Posting Daily On Instagram/インスタグラムでフォローしてね！
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Find Your Next Meal On Fukuoka Eats! 外国人向けのフードブログ
http://www.fukuokaeats.com
☆ Music In Todays Video ☆
Provided By Epidemic Sound :)
~Thank You For Watching ~")
![[30 Second Japan] Sunken Shipwreck off the coast of Ogasawara Islands! 父島の沈没した船を見に行った！ #boninislands](https://i.ytimg.com/vi/Tq_JoIATExQ/hqdefault.jpg "[30 Second Japan] Sunken Shipwreck off the coast of Ogasawara Islands! 父島の沈没した船を見に行った！ #boninislands
Sakaiura Beach, on Chichijima (the main island) is a gorgeous stretch of shoreline with coral reefs, clear blue water, and a sunken shipwreck lying in clear view from the bay (!!)
The Hinkomaru was shot with a U.S. Navy torpedo during the Pacific War, and has laid sunken in this bay ever since. On fair weather days, visitors are encouraged to swim out and explore it! In the clear calm waters you can observe coral growing on the rusted ruins, and even encounter schools of tropical fish!
In the winters, the waters are a little more rough, so we explored by kayak, but it was still exciting to take a look under the water’s surface and see what lies beneath. (By the way, the water wasn’t even cold, even though mainland was about 0°c and snowing, the outside temperature here was 18°c, and the water was warm enough to swim in!)")
