Talking about an international love with Aiko i Emil!

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So, this time, I've
asked the viewers who are enthusiasts to come,
so I'd like to ask you a little bit about how the two of you met
and things like that, so
my viewers, too. I'm
sure you know a lot about fashion, so I
thought I'd like to talk to you about that private topic.Thank
you.It
's a simple question, but
what kind of date did you go on and
where did you meet?Honestly,
Azabuju Come on, I
went to pick up girls with my friends. It's a normal
international
party. To start with, Emil was studying abroad in Japan.
After studying abroad, he studied Japanese at university for a year.
Well, we're both university students.
I was already working when I was in college [music], and
I
had previously gone to Australia on a working holiday, so I
went there with a friend to make sure I didn't forget my English. Well, I've been
studying for quite a while. It's been a while since I studied abroad, so I
was about 24 years old, so I went to that party and thought
how
cute she was, and
talked to all the different older sisters,
but in
the end, I always... We were
talking pretty ridiculously, so
Aiko was the only one left. I thought Aiko and Emily were a little nice,
but somehow they
talked about traveling. We both
love traveling, so
I went to North Korea. When I heard that I had been to
North Korea, I heard that it was a Japanese woman. Is it
scary? That's the theme, so everyone was
running away,
and then they thought, ``Wow, that's
interesting.'' It's unusual.
Okay, tell me more.
[Music] I
'm interested in unusual places. I thought he was a certain type of person.I
rather like unusual people, so that's why we
started dating today.We've been together for several years now, and even got married.
1 year
[Music] That's
pretty fast.
After I finished studying abroad, I
went back to Poland and stayed with someone for a year, if not a year, then I still had about 6 months left, and then I
graduated and moved to Japan.
That's pretty good. International love,
cultural differences, etc. I think it can be difficult,
but why were you able to make the decision in that one year?The
most difficult thing is a long-distance relationship, so
at that point you
have to make a decision.How
long will it last?
Long-distance relationship for
6 months to 1 year It doesn't matter what it is, I have
no choice but to go.If I don't go, well, I have
no choice but to pass.It
's a waste of time for both of us, and
that's not the case.Well, I
didn't think about it until after the hour.
However, the longer the distance, the
more difficult it must be.Wasn't
Maiko worried?At
that time, we had agreed to live together,
but he
hadn't proposed at that time.
At that time, we hadn't even talked about getting married,
right? We
had to live together in Japan for now. I
didn't know what the next step would be, so why
did you two decide to start being YouTubers? I mean, the
first job I got was
pretty
boring and I had nothing to
do anymore.I
started my own blog at work, I
did Facebook Fantasy and everything, but I really had nothing to do anymore, and they did
n't give me anything. I want to do something myself
I want to do it I
want to help I say what I want to do but I'm
pushed and I just sit there I
feel like I've lost my tongue So then I
created my own blog About North Korea I wrote
Puzzle & Dragons Skyline I made Orlando
's only block about North Korea, and I
started making more and more videos about it, and then I thought I'd make one about Japan as well.Even though I didn't
have that time, I was
basically on my own, so the icon was
embarrassing and I
hated it. At
first, when I was asked, I refused
because I didn't want to do it.When did I start thinking about
participating?I was asked to do it once, and I thought it was just once, but then I said no.
The response to that video was huge, and I
was happy that what I said had an impact on so many Polish people, or rather, that there were people who responded to it. I
thought I'd give it a try,
and since then, it's been happening more and
more often, and now it's completely the
two of you who are YouTubers, and it
's your main job.Also,
even in Korea, it's finally
over. Now, I'm
back to the business of being a tourist guide. So,
let's leave the story behind for a moment.
For example, I
think we've come into contact with the Polish-Japanese culture, and I feel like we
can both understand this culture the best.
Japanese people
don't talk straight and direct,
and that's
quite difficult for Polanzi.Polish
people say a lot, hmm,
etc.You have to be
very careful.
[Music] I
have to be careful,
too. However, I
did an interview with her, and she
said, ``It's difficult even in international relationships, because you don't say it directly, so you don't know what I'm thinking.''
There's something wrong with that. However, there are many
things that they don't tell me, and if they accumulate more and more, it
becomes a big problem.Well, I
try to know as much as I can, but I guess that's still
not enough.For the
Japanese people, they see it firsthand quite a lot. ``It's
harsh, harsh,
too strong.'' It's
said in a slightly different way in Japanese, which may sound like a command, but
I think it's too direct when I say it in Japanese.For
example, if the same thing were
said in Polish or English, what would happen?
Maybe I
could take the pictures a little more smoothly and without any resistance.
Maybe the fact that it's in Japanese gives me a strong impression and makes me feel stressed. I
understand quite a bit, but I'm already here, but I'm not Japanese. I
can't read the atmosphere that well.
So, what do you think, Icon? Is
there a culture in Poland that you can't understand?
[Music] I do
n't drink too much,
no, I don't
drink that much. Recently, I have
n't been drinking as much anymore, but it was the first few years I
went out drinking quite a lot, and then I would
come back the next day with a hangover
and sleep all the time, and I think
that's a problem in Japan. Isn't it?
When I'm drinking late, I get the feeling that he
might be doing something like that with a woman, but that's not what I'm
saying.But I've been
drinking too much and I come home all wet. It's
like I'm sleeping the next day, and that's because I'm not
feeling well.Well
, it's usually Friday or Saturday,
and then I have a day off,
but I'm sleeping all the
time.It's like I was planning to go out with him somewhere on my day off. It's hard to
do that,
but I don't do it anymore.But now that I think about it, maybe in the beginning I was drinking because of the stress of living in Japan.On the
contrary, this is the
culture that I like the most. The
sound of flying and splashing
[Music]
