日本から帰ったコロンビア人父が重症的な逆カルチャーショックを受けていた【日本に移住？】

日本から帰ったコロンビア人父が重症的な逆カルチャーショックを受けていた【日本に移住？】

What?! I can’t believe this! Cali, Colombia Good morning, people. It’s nine in the morning and we’re here in Colombia. Last night, we made it here to my sister’s and Pipe’s apartment. We got here at about 11 p.m.. She had no idea we were coming. We totally surprised her. She was completely in shocked.

She’s just over here. We are so, so happy to be here with them. And today is actually my dad’s turn. So we’re going to be going to his house and we’re going to be surprising him. We have nothing planned so far. We don’t know how we’re going to make this happen.

So Gigi and I have to come up with some sort of plan to surprise him. But before that, we got to go get some breakfast and start discussing on our plan. For those of you who don’t know, my dad went to Japan for the first time, along with his wife

Last summer at the end of August, and they spent two, almost two months in Japan traveling and everything. And they came back to Colombia two and a half months ago. So, yeah, they’re not expecting us at all. No. Anyway, how are we going to make this happen?

You’re going to have coffee with him? That was the plan, right? You guys are going to have coffee? I believe the best thing to do probably is you guys go in. Maybe we have to stay out somewhere near the house. And maybe when you’re sitting in the living room,

You have to try to choose the position that he seats not looking at the entrance of the house. Like backwards. Yeah. Are you ready for some “pandebonos”? Uff, can’t wait. Can’t wait for those “pandebonos”. Since Ori’s dad went to Japan, he’s been completely hooked on it.

He’s head over heels for Japan. The culture, the people, the food, you name it! He’s so into Japan that he sends us a video from NHK World every single day. He’s soaking up Japanese culture like a sponge every single day. He sends me Japanese messages sometimes.

This morning, I actually received a message from Ori’s dad. I replied saying I missed him and was just editing the videos from when he visited Japan. He has no clue that we’re here. He might actually take a tumble from the shock. I can’t wait to surprise him.

We just got a 100% mango juice, and an orange and carrot juice. Yummy, yummy. How much does it cost this one? How much was it? 3,000 COP. 3,000 COP. About… ¥100. About ¥100. Wow. Hundred percent. Well, it’s our first morning in Colombia and Gigi invited us to this bakery. Thank you, Gigi.

We’re going to be… We’re going to be trying some typical stuff from Colombia. Arepas, this big sausage, and my favorite, the “pandebonos”. This bread. It’s really really so good. I’ll try it. Super good. They’re so good. They’re really good, dude! This is to die for. Honestly.

How come there is no “pandebono” in Japan? These are really good, man. These one are my favorite. I prefer eating rice. It’s okay. We’re going to buy some “pandebonos” again to take to my dad’s house. They have food, but they don’t know we’re coming, so we need some extra things.

This shop is said to have the best “pandebonos” in Colombia. “Pandebonos” are bread bites made with cassava flour. They’re really good. It smells good. It smells so good. We’ll be arriving in about 20 minutes. We’re super excited. Gigi’s super excited. Hopefully everything will go as planned.

We’re not going to go in front of the house. Ah, okay. We’re going to go here, we’re going to get off at that corner over there. Gigi’s going to go around, park the car, go in, and then she’s coming back for us. We’re going to hide over there. Okay.

I’ve got little butterflies in my stomach. We hid out at a shop near Ori’s dad’s house. I think that’s Pao, right? Yes. Has it been a while since you two seen each other? Has it been a while since you two seen each other? Not really.

We came to visit at the beginning of this year. But… Do you want me to close the window? Yes, please. We’re hiding at this ice cream shop. I’m nervous. My hands are shaking. Stay here. We cannot hear anything. They’re coming, they’re coming! What the f*ck?! What the f*ck is this?! What’s this?! What?!

I can’t believe this! I can’t believe this! Kaitinho. You’re crazy, man. You told me, you sent me a message “See you again”. I didn’t think it was going to be so soon. What?! You didn’t think we were going to see each other this soon, did you? I can’t believe this! What’s this?!

Pipe’s parents knew about this? Look at him! I said we were getting something from Japan. I can’t believe this, man! This is the first time in my 48 years that I’ve been genuinely surprised. No! They surprised me yesterday almost at midnight. I didn’t know a thing! What?! She didn’t know? Well, welcome!

Welcome to the tropics! I jumped back in surprise! Surprise! Oh! No, I can’t believe this! I’m glad I had that glass of wine. Oh, man! Christmas is officially here! We decided about coming 10 days ago. Where were you? In our room in Yamaguchi. At night? Yes. How did you decide on it?

This winter… Yeah. I first called Pipe. My initial thought was to tell Gigi we were coming but not you. Then I thought about not telling Gigi either. I called Pipe to tell him about our plans. Pipe was in Armenia that weekend. Okay.

It was perfect because he wasn’t home, and I could call him. I told him we were coming, and he was in shock. That’s for sure. Merry Christmas! Merry Christmas! Cheers. Cheers. Thank you! Thank you! Thank you! Yamaguchi airport, man. I can’t believe that! From Yamaguchi airport, yeah. Tokyo, L.A., Miami, Cali.

Was it 3 a.m. when we went to sleep? Yes, it was 3 a.m. What? We said we needed some sleep. I need to tell you something. My sister, Christine, Yeah? She wants to come here. Really? On the 30th of December. For real? Is it okay? Yeah.

And she wants to stay for one week almost. Of course! Really? Still processing. Kaito’s sister is coming to stay with us for a week. Really? When? With his nephews. On the 30th. I want to meet them. And my nephews, so they don’t know tthat we are here. Oh! No?

So it’ll be another surprise. Did you guys see this coming? Not at all. Not at all. Not at all. Not at all. Nobody saw it coming. No, no one. Plus, we saw each other just 2 months ago, right? Less than 2 months ago. We came back on October 13.

Just over a month ago. We’re happy to be here. How’s the readjustment been after Japan? Difficult. Difficult? Difficult. Japan’s been on our minds every single day. Every single day. Any specific thing you’re missing about Japan? Everything. The tranquility, peace, and respect. The culture itself. The readjustment here has been challenging because…

I’m turning 60 soon. Born, raised, and currently living in Cali. It’s tough for me to see that the society I grew up in isn’t changing for the better. I don’t see a change in urban areas for people to coexist and live harmoniously. I don’t see that change. It’s non-existent. That causes me frustration.

I see. My visit to Japan heightened the perception I had of the space I grew up in. That’s how I feel. I don’t see any changes in the near future. I just don’t see it. Accepting the reality we have here is really hard. It’s hard.

There’s this inner voice telling you, ‘Well, if you’re here, you’ve got to accept it.’ ‘You either accept things the way they are here or go somewhere else.’ That’s it. That simple. That’s how it is. That’s how it’s been. You better start planning another trip to Japan. Oh, it’s already planned. It’s already planned.

With Gaby next time. Are there any specific foods or shops you’re missing? Something you absolutely loved? Food, shops or places we visited. Definitely “Seria”. Absolutely! “Seria”. Yeah, “Seria”. And matcha. The matcha. “Workman”. “Workman”. “Workman”. “Choco Pie”. The “Choco Pie”. We miss that. The “Hershey’s”. The “Hershey’s”. The “Hershey’s”. The “Hershey’s”.

You don’t find those here. And “Mos Burger”. “Mos Burger”, yes. It was fun. We’re very happy to be here. It had been a while since I came in December. This is Kaito’s first time in Colombia in December. And as for me, it’s been ages since I spent December here.

The last time was in 2015. Right, 2015. 8 years ago. That’s when I came back from France. The last time was 8 years ago. That’s a while! 8 years. It’s eight years that Ori didn’t come here (in December). In 2015. That’s a lot. Super long. Quite some years.

Well, we’re thrilled to be here, and we’re gonna have a blast! And this time, we brought so many things from Japan. So many things for you guys. That will be for next time. 60th-year celebration in Japan. Wow. Wow. Wow, man. Thank you so much for watching this video.

So don’t forget to give it a big thumbs up, and also subscribe down below to the channel. See you in the next adventure. Bye. Give us a big thumbs up! Goodbye. Goodbye.

日本から帰国したコロンビア人父に会いに行ったら、日本が好きになりすぎて重症的な逆カルチャーショックを受けていました。日本の虜になってしまった外国人父をどうか皆さんの力で助けてください！
コロンビアからほとんど離れた事のなかった父が日本から受けた影響は本当に凄まじいものだったようで、日本から帰ってきてからも毎日のように日本の事ばかり考えているそうです。心配になるレベルで日本の虜になってしまっているオリパパにはまた日本に来てもらはないといけませんね！
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