In today's current climate, Singapore is the place where people from all walks of life can come together and celebrate life, friendship, and family. I hope it stays this way because Singaporeans are truly very beautiful and have welcomed people to their shores regardless of their nationality, religion, or creed.

I am Singaporean, just for your information, foreigners can also enroll in Singapore schools, but the school fees are pretty high for non Singaporean. And most of the popular Singapore schools are full even for Singaporeans. So for foreigners, the schools might not be a so called very good school.

Fantastic guest, fascinating conversation as usual.

These interviews are interesting and informative, Joshua! I think it helps that you do them in a relaxed and informal atmosphere.

I love watching these and learning about how other people live and grew up. It's very entertaining and inspiring. Thank you Joshua for these wonderful interviews. 😁

Great interview as always love the channel please keep doing it

Very interesting discussion!!!

It’s interesting that many of your guests who have been to Canada were located in Vancouver. It’s a very diverse city. The environment on the west coast is reminiscent of Japan too - the mountains and the ocean are close.

Hi, Joshua loving your videos so far, peticularly the mix of english and Japanese during the conversation, as it was how my conversations went growing up in my household here in Vancouver B.C as a Japanese-Canadian. You'll be amazed how ethically diverse this city is. Also a long history of Japanese people immigrating here, and a really dark moment unfortunately as well. Anyways keep the videos coming !

CIS, was pretty small in early days at the Swiss Club Road. It grew so huge years by years. Now they have two campuses, East and West side of Sg.

Love these videos.

i REALLY wanna hear she speak singlish, aka singapore's broken english/localized english 😂

The Japanese School of Singapore where Japanese children have their education have 3 campuses here in SG. They are: The Japanese Primary Schiol at Changi, the Japanese school at Clementi and the Japanese Secondary School at West Coast.

Interesting and insightful interview. Arigatōgozaimashita

I visited stayed there for a couple weeks ...Extremely expensive, small dense city, and very very humid sauna hot... Loved the airport experience though... Live there?? Yikes, for me that would be a big NO

Not easy for Japanese people to pick up English but more and more Japanese are learning now. Impressed.

Going back to Japan to work after so many years abroad probably isn't easy. I am amazed that Miu can still read and write Japanese (I assume so?) even she had her education in English all her life.

Locals can go international schools..

You can go to public school in Singapore. Live where you feel comfortable amd enjoy life.

The white and yellow subtitles aren't very visible

Locals can definitely enroll in international schools, however, the fees are too exorbitant for the average citizen, which is why you rarely find them...and if you do, these are most likely the kids of the 0.001%...

I am here if you want to learn Arabic

It was probably passed down to them by their ancestors 😏

I as a Singaporean Chinese find Japanese 'distasteful'. Japanese are a lot of people who have no 'shame'. One moment they can act in some Adult-Vids and the next moment they can go out and behave like they are the most innocent people on the streets. Along the way they can even brand others as 'distasteful' when others don't dress fashionably enough. 'Humility' and 'courtesy'?? Please, that is only on the surface to blind and con the masses. Deep down inside they've never really liked other races or nationalities.