⭐️こんばんは! Today, Kevinvin talks about how languages connect people and why it’s perfectly fine to quit something… because you can always start again. From speaking Spanish fluently for the first time in two years, to reflecting on not playing music for a while — it’s all part of the journey.🎸🌍

Youtube → https://youtu.be/6aIAnHoFujs

Let us know in the comments or send us a message — we’d love to hear your story! 

感想やリクエストはどんどん送ってね！📩✨📧 [email protected]

⭐️こんばんは! Today, Kevinvin shares how Norwegian summer holiday is different from that of Japan. Everyone leaves from town,,,, They are outside all the time,,,, and many more☀️🌻

Youtube → https://youtu.be/bpKKkFqrcM0

Let us know in the comments or send us a message — we’d love to hear your story! 

感想やリクエストはどんどん送ってね！📩✨📧 [email protected]

YUYUさんありがとうございました🙇🇯🇵🇲🇽
https://youtube.com/@yuyunihongopodcast?si=NxUL6oudz5BcFmrf

Youtube → https://youtu.be/FlTpNRA5e0U

⭐️ こんばんは！
Today, I had the chance to collaborate with the one and only YuYu from YuYu no Nihongo!
He shared valuable advice on how to grow a podcast and opened up about his personal experiences — the kind of stories you don’t usually hear.

Let us know in the comments or send us a message — we’d love to hear your story! 

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★★ こんばんは！
Today, Kevinvin finally collaborated with the one and only YuYu no Nihongo!
With his heart still pounding with excitement, he shares what the experience was like.

Yu Yu さんのチャンネル

https://open.spotify.com/show/0hQDsR0brfk88Nls8fydo4?si=AQHJb_RUTxiwCmFiPT02xg

Let us know in the comments or send us a message — we’d love to hear your story! 

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★★こんばんは！ Today, Kevinvin shares 3 unforgettable moments of kindness he experienced while traveling in Japan. 

Youtube →https://youtu.be/BYZi9A-soh4

Whats your experiences with Japanese people?? 

Let us know in the comments or send us a message — we’d love to hear your story! 

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★★こんばんは！ Today, Kevivnin shares his experience staying at kominka (old Japanese traditional house), at his stay in Japan. There were so many surprises after living in Norway for some years, including some painful ones. 

Youtube →https://youtu.be/ZgXAhIR-9kc

Whats your experiences living in Japanese ryokan, hotel, capsule hotel, or manga kissa?? 

Let us know in the comments or send us a message — we’d love to hear your story! 

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★★ こんばんは！

Youtube → https://youtu.be/-BrCjci5Sb8 

 🎙️ Today, Kevinvin invites his best friend 🇯🇵👘
Guest: NAOKI from NAOKI JAPAN (Osaka)

I used to live with him in Oslo — we've been soulmates for over a decade.
 And suddenly, he steered his life in a new direction…
 Now he’s a vlogger/model living in Vietnam?! 🇻🇳

Naoki, what are you doing there!?
We have so much to catch up on!

✨ Have you ever been to Vietnam?
✨ Do you have a friend who ended up living far away from you?

Let us know in the comments or send us a message — we’d love to hear your story! 

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★★ こんばんは！

Youtube →https://youtu.be/fhLP9WLhvsE

 Today, Kevinvin invites his  long-lost sister, Nana san (jk)🇳🇴🇯🇵✨
🎙️ Guest: Nana-san
Born in Chiba, Japan, and raised in Kragerø, Norway.

Two people with Japanese-Norwegian mixed heritage, but completely different backgrounds.
 Nana-san's native language is Norwegian, while Kevin's native language is Japanese.
 In this episode, Nana-san conducts the interview in Japanese, even though she's not fully comfortable with the language yet.

Have you ever thought about what happiness truly means?
How do you feel about happiness in your own country? Let us know your thoughts!  📩✨

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 こんばんは! 

🎥YouTube → https://youtu.be/K-f8quINPIQ?si=-6P-AGlApDw6UsZy

  Today, Kevinvin shares 3 tips for learning Japanese — from the perspective of a Japanese teacher and a quadlingual who learned 3 languages on his own after turning 20.

 I hope you find it useful！ 

Your thoughts and requests are always welcome 📩✨感想やリクエストはどんどん送ってね！📩✨📧 [email protected]

 こんばんは！

 Today, Kevinvin dives into the world of “taishoku daikou” (退職代行), or resignation proxy services. Have you ever felt too anxious to quit your job? In Japan, there’s a booming industry where companies will quit your job on your behalf—no awkward conversations, no stress, just a phone call. Why do people use them? How do they work? And what does this say about Japanese work culture?

Your thoughts and requests are always welcome 📩✨感想やリクエストはどんどん送ってね！📩✨📧 [email protected]