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Probably the best way to learn about life in Japan without actually being in Japan.

I'm your host Sharla and today we're joined by Chris Broad.

You've taken my job. I don't need to do this anymore. It'll just be you in a room going forward. I do it. Good. It's good to see you. Thanks. Even though I've been with you for too many weeks now. It's been years. And here we are guys. Again we're still on the road around the UK. If you're watching on YouTube you can see we're in a what looks like a set from the Crown or something. So cool. Look at this bed. There's like a mountain of pillows. You've got like portraits on the wall. I forget, I spend so much time in Japanese business hotels that are good, but all the same. And it's nice to travel around and go to some pubs. Yeah. Every room's a little different. Lots of character. We're using

the books from the room to prop up the camera. Yes, I have like a little bendy tripod for the

camera. It's on the back of a chair which is being held up by books. I'm not going to show you

because I want to continue this facade that I am professional and what I do. So we got your

questions off of Instagram.

That's right.

We're doing a Q&A today.

It's been a while and thanks to everybody who sent them in, check out Instagram,

abroad in Japan or Shal.

And we post there a lot, especially as these days, I find we recently released 1001

things to do in Japan video and YouTube didn't really promote it. A lot of people didn't get notified. So things like Instagram, God forbid, a good ways of following us and actually learning what's happening. But it's a long video, so I get that. But I wasn't the only YouTuber who complained about it. It was quite a few online. Yeah, there's a bad week. There's a bunch of changes or something happening on YouTube this month. Not quite sure.

They never really tell us what's going on.

We just kind of notice a big dip in views and wonder what's happening. It's a bit scary. It's a bit like working at like a marketplace. You've got a big market and your stall, you grow it year by year. It does better and better. and then one day without warning the people that own the market start putting cardboard and boarding up

your entire stall and sort of hiding

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