🇯🇵 Вечер после 12 часов работы в Японии | Маленькие радости обычного дня

An ordinary evening in Japan after a 12-hour workday: grocery shopping, a simple udon dinner, and a late-night trip to the laundromat. Hi, I'm Taco, a 25-year-old office worker living alone in Japan. After working from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m., there are still a few things to do at home. Tonight, I'm washing my bedding, making pork and kimchi udon in the microwave, and fitting in some English practice before bed. Along the way, I share a few thoughts about giving something your all, feeling unsure at work, and the happiness of being able to help someone—even in a small way. I also talk about a dream that grew out of sharing these videos: meeting people from around the world. Thank you for spending part of your day with me. I hope this quiet evening keeps you company. What small thing made you happy today? Chapters 00:00 Home after a 12-hour workday 01:49 A grocery run near 9 p.m. 03:07 Ice cream and autumn cravings 04:05 Making pork and kimchi udon 06:40 Dinner and finding small joys 08:36 Off to the laundromat 10:58 Making the bed and dreaming of travel 12:42 Planning tomorrow and a snack 14:01 English speaking practice 14:24 A little reading before bed Music https://opentracks.com/bgm/detail/19924 https://opentracks.com/bgm/detail/17543 Music provided by OpenTracks Campfire Song — Chris Haugen #JapanVlog #LivingAloneInJapan #AfterWork