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Why You should move to Malaysia! [Life in Malaysia] | Japanese thoughts about the country



Why foreigners want to move to Malaysia?

Hello! So it’s been 9 months since I moved to Malaysia. I wanted to give an update about my life here. Last time I talked about Malaysia when I first moved here, I was like a baby at that time haha. Now that I finally get to know a lot more about this country, I wish to share some of my experience again.

For those watching, I hope I manage to convince you why you should move here. Without a doubt, Malaysia is a very unique country. The people here can speak multiple languages, making it really easy to communicate with.

If you are worried about food, don’t be! Malaysia has all kinds of cuisine, local and international as well. No wonder they call this place “food paradise”.

So yea, if you wish to know more, please check out my other video as well. I also made a part 1 to this, link is down below.

Hope you enjoyed this video!!! Till next time 🙂

Part 1: https://youtu.be/imobL02iigs
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00:00 Introduction
00:48 Thank you note!
02:03 Point 1: Language
04:14 Point 2: Different mindset
05:51 Point 3: Skin condition
06:53 Point 4: Food
08:02 Final Point

33 Comments

  1. MalayPanTV

    Hello!! Just wanted to give an update on my thoughts about Malaysia after living here for quite some time. Honestly, moving to Malaysia has changed my life in so many ways. I believe most foreigners would agree as well. (Especially Japanese people)

    I hope you watched till the end!! I will put a timeline in the description, so feel free to skip to any part you like! Thank you 🙂

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  2. R

    Hi 👋🏻 Just to inform you there will be Malaysia Independence Day Parade in Merdeka Square, KL on 31 August 2022 (from 7am to 2pm). There’ll be performances, national exhibitions & parade.

  3. jon math

    Congrats arisa, well done!! 👏👏
    As for more malaysian food, since you love pancakes, I suggest you try the traditional malay snack, eaten at breakfast or tea-time, called lempeng. It's almost similar to a pancake, soft, fluffy and moist, but thinner and not as plump. You can eat it like pancakes, ie. with honey or ice-cream, but the traditional way that malays eat it is either with chicken curry (have you tried another traditional malay snack, roti jala which is more common than lempeng?) or with gula melaka shavings mixed with young coconut flesh gratings, yum!! 😋

  4. Wayne 91

    Konichiwa,
    Watashi wa ewan desu from Kuala Lumpur.
    Haji me maste
    Yoroshiku onegai shimasu
    Kimi kyomo kawaii ne 😀

  5. Nick Loong

    Congratulations on your 25k subscribers achievement. You deserve it. You can try to explore the Peranakan culture and foods in 2 states that are well known for it, they're Melaka and Penang. Go give it a try!👌

  8. Katak Puru

    U look more in zone when talking in japanese more than english…..even so…congrat on the sub…then it road to 50k sub…hehehe

  9. Kob K

    That is wonderful to hear, Arisa-San! People in Malaysia are beautiful soul.

  11. Zanzillah Saruji

    Because of Malaysia look east policy Malaysia want to look clean like Japan and also many of Japanese food and restaurants in Malaysia.

  14. Mohd Shahrizad Mohd Shapi

    What I love about Malaysia is the nature. And if you live in KL, there’s tons of waterfalls and peaks you can explore. And a day trip to the beach is possible. And being the hub of the most affordable airline company gives us a lot of advantages. And KL is a melting pot of all cultures. Try asking for Empanadas in Indonesia or Tom yum in India or Masak Lemak cili api in Cambodia, there’s probably less than 1 percent chances of you getting those. But KL… you name it… you want authentic vietnamese food, thai, indonesian, indian, chinese, american, english, portuguese, bangladeshi, hispanic, middle eastern, japanese, korean, peranakkan… you name it. Everybody is here bringing their culture too. Oyeah, not to forget, central asian food. Who else did I forget.

  17. Andrew Tan

    Congratulations on your new achievement. Keep it up and we are here to support you. And thank you so much for promoting malaysia. 頑張れ、ファイト。👍👍🤝

  23. Kai Jin

    うんー…日本人はマレーシアに移住するのが大好きだが、逆に、マレーシア人は日本に移住したい WWW
    Ps (年末に日本に引越するのマレーシア人)

  25. barto castro

    The most I hate about working culture in Malaysia, lack of punctuality and discipline. I hate to the core. But after watching few documentaries about 'dark side' of Japanese working culture, I feel thankful. I probably going crazy over working there. Of course we have to improve, hopefully our Japanese (and Korean) friends will brings good values to our working culture.

  28. Khairul Azmi

    congratulation Arisa, love your content. i would suggest you try to take eating slowly if it upset your tummy, with time it will be ok.that been said, if u happen to come across nasi ambeng, ulam-ulam, or all the seashells such as kupang, kerang, do have a go. its nice. hope this helps
    oh yeah, national day is coming , do enjoy the merdeka parade near the dataran. be eaarly, there will b tons of people. bring your umbrella.

  30. 전하

    Congrats on your achievements ! Well done and am sure not an easy feat. lots of hardwork . Thanks for your words about Malaysia . It is good to know from a Japanese perspective, on things we can improve and adapt & adopt. This video is timely as Malaysia is celebrating its 65th National Day on 31.08.22

  31. kiel anuar

    Congratulation Arissa!. Be more success onwards. Thanks for good comment about Malaysia & Malaysian😆. But, you still need to be carefull & caution. Anyway.. enjoy your stay in here. Malaysia Independance Day on 31st August.. Merdeka!!! Are you be there?

  32. MuMU

    I am glad that you could bind into Malaysia's culture. Hope you do well here. Currently I am struggling to learn Japanese, your subtitle help me a lots, thanks! Nice to know your channel😀

  33. Steven Ong Chee Boon

    great for you，thanks for love Malaysia，pls comes to penang，we got alot of event，especially coming soon for yosakoi penang which held on 17sept2022

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