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I always say I am American!

I feel you Tino, I lost my Mom this past December, I always wake up thinking about her. It just feels like the pain and disbelief is always gonna be with me. I just have to find a way to live with it. I'm sorry for your loss, I'm sure your Dad is watching over you and proud.

Oh yeah definitely! Just primarily with the older Japanese folks, but I don't mind.

This isnt quite the same thing, But in New Zealand Maori people call White New Zealanders Pakeha, Which has basically the same meaning as Gaijin, Outside person. Maori and most of the media and government call all White New Zealanders this but interestingly never any other non-Maori race, Eg: Chinese New Zealanders are not Pakeha / Outside people. Sometimes its intended to be offensive, As if to say you dont belong. But often people are just using it because the world has evolved beyond its original meaning.

Very easy to judge someone like Tavo, but it sounds like if you open your ears and heart to him, he had a lot of common sense and sound advice to give. Am lucky to have three mentors - and have ALWAYS counted you among them

Thanks for sharing another one of life's lessons my brother keep it real 💯

Uncle Tino with another vid! Miss you man

Mentor. We all need a mentor. 1990. I meet Mas Shoji from Gardena , he was my Aikido Sensei. He taught me to educate my self, he made me go to College , he also told me reading will free you. He passed in 2004. I attended the funeral, he was a 442 Japanese American solider and he three purple harts. I remember meeting his friends from Hawaii. He was a great man, but he never talked of his service. I had a great friend and a great teacher. Mentors. 😢😢😢😢

I am a Mexican American currently living in Japan. I've never had to specifically identify as Mexican American before, but I feel I might need to clarify my background, given that people in Tokyo often assume I am Middle Eastern, Indian, or Pakistani. Regarding work, I am adapting to the Japanese work culture and their passive approach, which I've only recently become aware of. I am grateful to the Japanese individual who gave me my first job despite my limited Japanese skills. However, I've noticed that people can be quite dismissive because of the language barrier. Nonetheless, it's a work in progress, and I am determined to overcome these challenges. So far, my only issue in Japan has been communication.

Frank Martinez Downey Cali. Great new book. Latinoland by Marie Arania. It shows that Latinos are diverse today, you can’t define us. We are Japanese Mexicano , Korean Mexicano , Jewish Mexicano , Italian . The Latino is so big. Enjoy book. Please have Japanese read this book. I worked in Indiana, Kentucky. The truth of American white supremacy. Teaching white supremacy by Donald yacovan. They stopped teaching white supremacy in public schools 1776-1965 due to martin Luther king and Malcomb x. The book talks about 1800. Chinese exclusion act, no Chinese. The Japanese camps and the exclusion of Mexico. The main idea is the first European language was Spanish Now look at American . I am the new American . I am Mexicano American with Japanese Culture. Today, I have Japanese American community center which Korean join which is funny they don’t know the Japanese culture. It’s funny latino friends ask me aren’t they Japanese ??? No. The look Japanese but totally diffrent

Preach brother 🙌

GET A MAP DUDE..AMERICA IT;S A CONTINENT NOT A COUNTRY WHITE RACE IS NOT FROM AMERICA...AND AMERICA CAME FROM AMERICO THE EXPLORER...SO NOT EVEN THE WORD WAS BORN IN THE U,S,.....

Haha ... I eat pudding too ! :)

Quote from Floyd Mayweather "I'm not African American. I'm an American. I was born on amerian soil. When Europeans came to the Indian lands (Natives) We don't call them European Americans" We are all a Nation of Immigrants. I was born in East Los Angeles. 1st Generation. Both parents born in Mexico. Yes I am an American but I am pround to be Mexican. Your correct Tino. Lazy ass Americans. I grew up in the 80's / 90's. Hard work is where it got me today. Great Video Tino. Love your LA gear 😎 Representing West Coast !! 😊

Damn, haven’t seen you in a while glad you still making videos and will subscribe. Lost my last account.

Bc Americans propaganda made it that way

Blonde hair and blue eyes, sounds like a german who was from austria with a funny bigote lol

Perhaps because 55% Mexican land is currently American land. But what do I know. 🤙🏾😂🥃

I have to say Latin American Japanese, because they see that I have a Japanese face with Latin American nuances. I can't just say Japanese, because they can see that I'm not made-in Japan Japanese. However, I can't say Japanese-American, because my fam wasn't in the U.S. during the war. So, I don't share their history. Yeah, it can get complicated, sometimes. Keep up the awesome work, Tino. And, take care. /o

Whoa whoa, wait. Do you really not like Molé???😮😮

Got to represent, for the ones that follow.🤙🏽

Roman is so big lol!

I was working on my home in Hikone and I noticed old ladies, men would stare at me like I was some type of zoo animal exhibit. Of course I would say hello & neighbors would get Hawaiian Chocolates I would pass out but knew that being in the Country I was probably the 1st gaijin they have seen.

Aloha, que pasa brother, where you live in Japan? My Japanese wifey & I bought Akiya in Hikone Shiga, will be retiring in a couple of years but remodeling house now only for us to live. I love the Raiders in fact designing a 2 story man cave with the East Los & Hawaiian theme - I now live in Hawaii. I am a Christian man. Looking for other Mexicans living in Japan maybe just to kick it with but need good people in my life. I was born and raised ELA right off Whittier, ran with clique got in trouble as a youth but now this OG who found the Lord is looking for some peace in the Countryside of Japan.

Amazing

Yeah he got the Mexican strength 🔥🔥🔥

That’s very interesting on your perspective in regards to teaching English, I somewhat understand because there are teachers that give packets and expect students to just figure it out when really that’s not the way. Learning a language is an emotion process. I am currently studying Japanese in Japan right now and I casually forget words here and there. I remember there was a conversation I was having with fellow classmates about phones cases, I gave my Chinese classmate my phone case to see and she says 重い. I never forgot that word since.

Amen.

When I grow up, I want to be like you. Awesome father, great role model. I'll just keep trying one day at a time.

😂 they need to make a new gi joe movie real quick ship it world wide n make gung ho mexican american n make him the main character

Brazilian have flan too but when I knew Vietnamese flan was a world of difference for me, they put two of my favorite things together, flan and coffee, if you have a Vietnamese store near you I highly recommend

Thank you Tino. Great Video. The new Series "Shogun" I don't know if you've seen it. The whole show is about Chrisianity in the old days. Video Sugestion: Make a video about this series. It's on Hulu. Thank you

100% Tino. I'm in California (East Los) Most kids this generation are lazy in the U.S. I grew up in the 90's. Everything was hard. No internet, no cell phones, walking to the library, taking the bus. Therapist ?? The streets was my therapy. Dating ? We had to go to a club to meet girls, walk up to them and ask them to dance. I agree with you. Hard work is very important. This will prep you for the future in anything you do. Your right we should do all the three K's. Great Video. Thanks

I miss you man, love the children brother. I wouldn't leave either.

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Always inspiring man! Seeing your passion is infectious!

That’s beautiful brother 🙏🏼 not a lot of people find something to do and love for the rest of their lives, but you did 🎉

The Mexico Samurai keeping it 100! Same, same, since 1990 brother. Looking forward to part 2.🤙🏽

Glad you love what you are doing bro you are an inspiration to many 🙏

Love the little intonation on "the day BEFORE yesterday" - so cute! Looking great, Tino.

So cute. Melts your heart to hear those little voices. So happy to learn and well behaved. Seems you found your purpose there. What a blessing

Melonpan is the best

Looks Good Carnal 💯🫓🍮

Some folks get so worked up about the term. I remember during my first year here one much older Aussie guy yelled at a bunch of girls who simply commented that there was a group of gaijin, which we were! It messed up my image of the terms for a while, but I wasn't really comfortable with him causing a public scene about it. Surely that's more negative... Anyway, I like how you put it, and explained it 💯💯

Still my fav Japan UA-camr! What up Big Unk

Thank you for this message, Tino!

That’s the original way. Comal came afterwards. Cheers!

Speaking the Truth as always my brother 🙏