Born in Japan and raised in Japan, the reason why "Daijiro" can "pronounce" in fluent English continues. [Video] [Ese Japanese] Foreigners can hear Japanese like this. What kind of path will Ijiro, who quit after half a year and flew to Thailand for job hunting, take after that? There is one video that symbolizes that change.
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Under the scorching sun, Daijiro in a white shirt begins to interact with his partner who has a video camera. "What is it today?" (Daijiro) "Today is Song Klang. Let's play" (Companion) "Amaen! (Points to a person) "New Year's Day" (Companion) "I'm Japanese. I'm studying for 24 hours!" (Daijiro) The site is Bangkok, the capital of Thailand. It's a street called "Khaosan" where backpackers gather. There, they tighten the Hinomaru headband that says "Winning", line up the folding tables on the street, and start studying by cross-legged. Then, they were surrounded by Thai people with water guns, and they were immediately exposed to a barrage of water attacks.
This video, "How much progress would you make if you studied at the Thai Water Festival?" Was shot during the Song Klang period in April 2019. Songkran is a Thai New Year known as the "Water Festival" and is an annual event where anyone is allowed to water. Daijiro talks about the intention of the video. "I was sarcastic about the serious Japanese national character in contrast to the Thai scene that feels like a holiday. The Thai people also asked us," Is it okay to sprinkle water? " When I hung it, it turned out to be "OK!" And everyone hung it all at once (laughs). It instantly became bishobisho. That was a buzz! "The video was played 220,000 times and was a Thai newspaper. But it was taken up. Daijiro, who went to Thailand, started working in the form of "local hiring", which is adopted by local corporations, and changed to Japanese companies, etc., and became YouTuber before he knew it.
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