[00:00] There are many of our sons here who are mature,
[00:02] I will tell you, they got married locally,
[00:04] how are they doing?
[00:06] Okay, okay, good,
[00:07] okay, very
[00:08] good,
[00:10] how many Punjabis are coming?
[00:11] I feel like they are
[00:13] also roaming around Anandpur Sahib. It does
[00:16] n't feel like they have
[00:19] come to a religious place.
[00:21] Navraj bai, how much time has passed,
[00:22] I can say, 11 years,
[00:23] 11 years,
[00:24] you are also from the old mines.
[00:28] Then Ranjinder also saw his people
[00:31] today. How many days have passed since
[00:34] his people met his people. Look at all the groups of groups.
[00:46] Today we have arrived in Japan to
[00:48] see the village of Punjabis and the name of the village
[00:51] is Sky Machi.  It is
[00:54] located about 60-70 kilometers from Tokyo city and it is
[00:57] said that the village is a complete
[00:59] stronghold of Punjabis. There is a Gurdwara Sahib,
[01:01] Punjabi businesses, restaurants, hotels, dhabas
[01:04] and apart from that, Punjabis
[01:07] live and work here. So,
[01:14] through this blog, we will show you how our Punjab lives and what kind of businesses they have. First of all,
[01:16] I will show you how peaceful it is, like I
[01:19] show you Japan, we are completely
[01:21] peaceful and this village is proper. There is
[01:24] also a Punjabi dhaba in front of us. I will
[01:26] take you here and
[01:28] look at the Punjabi dhaba in front of us.
[01:32] Similar things have been built by our Punjabis in Japan too.
[01:35] And that is the name of the
[01:38] village. First of all, I will
[01:40] show you the sky machi
[01:43] and sky machi.
[01:47] Look at the Punjabi youths wearing bhangra, young women spinning and spinning. The
[01:54] Punjabi dhaba has opened and today you will be with us. Bye, bye,
[01:56] Gurdit.  Navraj
[02:02] and this is from Patiala. How are you doing, bai?
[02:04] Very good, brother. Sat Shri Akal.
[02:05] Sat Shri Akal. Bai. Are you okay?
[02:07] Yes, it's good. Chardi Kala.
[02:08] Today, they will take us around this village.
[02:11] We used to say that bai was there a few years ago. There are very
[02:13] few Punjabis living here in Japan.
[02:15] No, no, Punjabi is very popular, in this
[02:17] area of ​​ours, there is a village called Sky Machhi, very popular Punjabi.   Are
[02:19] you happy to have come?
[02:22] How many Punjabis are there left, oh my?   There are
[02:23] about 200 to 250 Punjabis living here. There
[02:28] are families and single men too.
[02:31] Okay, okay, and we. Let me tell you. Since
[02:34] we came to Japan, it has been almost
[02:36] a week since we arrived and we were
[02:38] constantly receiving messages asking for Punjabis to meet us. Some
[02:41] said they live in Tokyo. Some said they were going to do a
[02:43] tour of Japan before we came here.
[02:45] We never thought that so many
[02:47] Punjabis would live in Japan. But after coming here, we found out that
[02:49] it is a strong,
[02:52] densely populated village. The entire
[02:55] village is inhabited by Punjabis.  So, let's show you this village. First of all, let's
[02:59] walk inside and go inside and there is a grocery store.
[03:02] Now, let's go to the restaurant and have tea. After drinking
[03:04] tea, we will then walk towards the Gurdwara Sahib
[03:06] and you will have a
[03:08] glimpse of the Gurdwara Sahib. In this vlog, I will
[03:10] show you more about the whole rural life here.
[03:12] First, let's go inside. Let's
[03:15] show you what these people
[03:18] keep here.
[03:20] Good soap oil shampoo bye ji everything is
[03:23] kept everything yes
[03:24] Indian things all their own
[03:26] mix mustache setter
[03:29] ok maggi etc good these things
[03:32] Japanese people come and buy not their own Punjabis their own indies mostly Indians
[03:36] Punjabis own yes
[03:37] Japanese very less good
[03:38] Japanese people buy less
[03:39] Japanese own skin care
[03:42] and I will show you from here yes walk with me
[03:44] rasak jam dalight and here in front of here are pulses ah
[03:51] mango pickle
[03:53] yes
[03:54] this all comes from India yes
[03:55] from India yes a
[03:56] total yes yes all of
[03:56] India here
[03:57] pulses are laid see all comes from India good
[04:00] how much is there from own other others
[04:04] yes here i mean from own like 1.500 of Punjabis
[04:06] apart from this also 1.500 people only
[04:08] buy goods or someone else also there are
[04:10] others also there are also there are also there are
[04:13] Pakistanis
[04:15] also there are
[04:15] Vietnamese from all countries
[04:17] Sri Lanka Pakistani Nepali they are their own  The
[04:19] food and drink are just a little bit of
[05:10] We haven't had tea here for seven days since we
[05:12] came to Japan
[05:15] and left. The waiter said we will go after drinking tea.
[05:17] I said let's go and have tea. This is how it is. The
[05:22] restaurant on this side has a Japanese customer. The
[05:24] Japanese customer is sitting on the restaurant side.
[05:26] What do you drink? You
[05:27] drink everything. You
[05:29] come to drink tea. You mean you
[05:30] drink tea too.
[05:32] What else do you eat? You drink? It's
[05:33] lassi.
[05:34] This bhaji is all made into naan. Chicken curry, mutton curry, whatever
[05:37] they want.
[05:40] I eat my own food. They
[05:41] like naan better. Naan better. We
[05:43] eat more naan. We cook whole
[05:46] chicken.
[05:47] So we sit down, drink tea and
[05:49] eat it. Then we go and
[05:50] put spices on it. We
[05:51] don't have to cook it separately for them. Keep the lights on. The rest like it
[05:55] more. Yes, let's go. No, no, there's nothing to
[05:59] eat. Tea. We had breakfast at the hotel and left. We came
[06:02] with tea. We came with tea. Yes,
[06:05] peas, desi peas, no, no, samosas, no,
[06:08] samosas. We don't eat anything. Bhaji.
[06:10] Thank you.  Everything is done here, let's go,
[06:14] okay, laddu laddu laddu jalebis, everything is
[06:18] done,
[06:18] jalebis are made,
[06:19] Japan is no less than anyone, please take it, let's have
[06:22] tea and then let's go,
[06:24] so now let's go towards the Gurdwara Sahib
[06:26] and in Sky Machi, there is only one
[06:29] main Gurdwara Sahib, by the way, even
[06:31] in Tokyo it is called Gurdwara Sahib, but
[06:33] there, the main court that comes, it does
[06:35] not open and it remains closed. By the way, we had
[06:38] searched on Google Maps, as
[06:40] you know, in every country there is a
[06:42] Gurdwara Sahib or something else, how do we manage our
[06:43] living? So we came to
[06:46] know about it here, Sky Machi, when we
[06:48] came to Japan, we also came to know that this is a village,
[06:50] and then we thought that one day we should set aside for this,
[06:52] one day we should show a special village,
[06:54] so now we are leaving the restaurant,
[06:56] ahead, we will
[06:58] show you all the streets of the village, we will also show you the first glimpse
[07:00] of the villages, because today we have
[07:03] come to the village for the first time, by the way, is this a town
[07:06] or a village?  Proper,
[07:08] brother, it is a town, it is a town type, it is not
[07:10] your own
[07:10] good town type,
[07:11] yes,
[07:12] and I mean a village, I think it will not be here, it will be near the village, yes, the
[07:18] village will be near, yes, the
[07:18] village will be fully updated, yes, yes, the
[07:20] phone is kept,
[07:22] yes, this landline phone is
[07:23] still working, yes, it is good to
[07:24] talk,
[07:25] everyone uses mobile, then what is the need for it, it is for the
[07:28] public,
[07:30] emergency needs are for the public, yes,
[07:32] we have been looking all over Japan, yes, you will
[07:34] find enough at the place, whether it is juice or
[07:37] anything, yes,
[07:38] every restaurant has come,
[07:39] Japanese restaurants have come, yes,
[07:41] okay, yes, so here and there,
[07:42] Gurdwara Sahib,
[07:44] yes, in front of Gurdwara Sahib, we walk a little,
[07:46] now we go to Gurdwara Sahib, it
[07:50] seems like a village, although it is a town, but it is like a
[07:53] village, yes, we
[07:54] can say that,
[07:55] yes,
[07:56] this is also a supermarket, yes,
[07:59] this is also a grocery store, all these
[08:01] Punjabi boys have their own Gurdwaras.  Coming up,
[08:04] okay,
[08:05] this village is called the South Hall of Japan
[08:08] because the Punjabis have their
[08:10] own stronghold. In England, South Hall is
[08:12] very popular. Similarly, there are
[08:15] many Punjabis living here and they have their own Gurdwara
[08:17] Sahib. You can meet Punjabis walking around the streets.
[08:20] Now, let's
[08:22] see how in South Hall, you can find
[08:25] other Punjabi things.
[08:28] If
[08:29] you look back, all the Punjabis in the
[08:32] streets, because of the Gurdwara Sahib, today
[08:35] South Hall is better than that. It seems
[08:38] like we didn't even have
[08:40] such a village of Punjabis in Japan.
[08:42] But it's quieter than South Hall. Let's
[08:46] eat a year from it. Yes,
[08:47] we will happily walk around and see the rest of the fair.
[08:50] Now, we should see what is left in the village, which is considered to be the
[08:54] stronghold of Punjabis. What else
[08:56] is there left here?
[09:00] I will also tell you that
[09:02] this town is a ski resort.  And
[09:06] what is the reason for the high number of Punjabis living here?
[09:09] Here, Baiji is telling us now that the
[09:12] most factories, the most
[09:15] industries, are in this area, so they say that
[09:18] from the beginning,
[09:20] this area has been a stronghold of Punjabis. It is right that as many Punjabis as have
[09:23] ever come to Japan, they work because people come here, they
[09:25] do it only for work,
[09:28] not for money, and if they have money, then they can
[09:31] easily find work here, and so
[09:34] from the beginning, their people
[09:37] started coming here.  This is what
[09:40] became the complete hub of Punjabis.
[09:45] Hello, Mr.
[09:46] How else can you be well, Khalsa Sat Shri
[09:49] Akal Ji?  Hello Sat Shri Akal, how are
[09:51] you? Hello Sat Shri
[09:52] Akal, how are you?
[09:55] Hello Sat Shri Akal, how are you? Hello Sat Shri Akal, how are you?
[10:01] Hello Sat Shri Akal, how are you? Hello
[10:06] Ranjinder, my people have seen you today,
[10:09] how many days have passed? Hello
[10:14] Ranjinder Kaur,
[10:15] Ranjinder Kaur, good Hello, Hello, thank you, I
[10:19] saw you
[10:19] yesterday, Hello, Tokyo, we have been here for almost seven
[10:22] days, we have
[10:23] not come, I have seen you yesterday,
[10:24] you come very late, don't you, sometimes, Hello, let's go
[10:27] inside, Hello, Hello, Hello, Hello, Hello,
[10:29] So here, I will show you from the beginning,
[10:32] here, the name board of the Gurdwara Sahib is
[10:34] Gurdwara Dashmesh Darbar,
[10:37] this is the Gurdwara Sahib, here, let us give
[10:42] you a glimpse of the Guru Ghar of Japan,
[10:47] like their own building, is the
[10:50] Gurdwara Sahib not built like that?
[10:53] Yes, just like in your own house, you have done it as if you were at home. How is the
[10:55] Prakash
[10:59] Skye Machi? Are you okay?
[11:04] So, like this, this
[11:07] entire area outside the Gurdwara Sahib, this is the parking lot and on this
[11:11] side is the darbar hall. This is in front of the darbar hall, we will
[11:16] walk inside and let you have
[11:19] darshan. Then we will come out and talk.
[11:30] Yes,
[11:31] Sat Shri Akal Ji, how are you doing?
[11:40] Nanak
[11:42] Guru,
[11:44] first of all, on the inner side of the court hall, Nanak
[11:48] Guru has eradicated the
[11:52] diseases of the demons, ghosts, and demons. Then, you are
[12:00] my great master, you are
[12:05] my great master.
[12:11] So, here, on the front side, there is a langar hall, yes, there is
[12:15] only one floor, everything is built in it, the
[12:19] court hall is also there. The congregation is like a small one, it is
[12:22] not like other countries,
[12:26] and all the boys have kept it in it.
[12:31] Look, how are the boys serving? How are you? How are you? The
[12:38] langar hall is like this. The entire congregation has
[12:42] come. They do programs on Saturdays and Sundays. They
[12:45] say on Saturdays or Sundays. Then the
[12:48] entire congregation will come. Like on weekends, the
[12:52] Gurdwara Sahib is like this.
[12:59] How are the programs? Come on, bai, how are you? And on this side,
[13:03] I will show you. Here, there is the entire
[13:06] court hall. And on the front side, there is a little more
[13:09] accommodation. I think that's how it is. And here,
[13:11] we entered.
[13:15] This entrance will be the main gate, the outer side is like
[13:20] this, the entire
[13:24] Gurdwara Sahib, let me show you the darshan from the outside,
[13:27] now a little bit, oh
[13:31] Japan, this thing is so crowded, this is also good, the Gurdwara
[13:34] Sahib is open,
[13:35] it is not like we have
[13:38] seen all the things in Japan, very crowded,
[13:40] very small places, I mean, Darbar
[13:43] Sahib, Gurdwara Sahib is very
[13:45] beautiful, open place, look at it on YouTube, where did you see it, when did
[13:47] you see it on YouTube, when did you see it, you saw it
[13:52] many times, you saw it
[13:53] many times, let's
[13:54] see it in front of you today, thank you,
[13:56] what is the name of the enemy, Mankirt,
[13:59] Mankirt, Mankirt Kaur, you
[14:01] don't speak Punjabi well, you
[14:03] speak Punjabi well, okay, then speak Punjabi well,
[14:06] how else are you okay, son,
[14:08] in which class do you study, in the third, in the third, in the
[14:10] third, in the third, in India, Punjab, or here, here, in
[14:15] Japan, in this village, in this village, in Sky
[14:18] Machi,
[14:20] where do you live,
[14:22] which village is yours, where do you live,
[14:26] Singh, okay, thank you  Thank you thank you what is the
[14:33] name of the village
[14:35] okay okay
[14:37] what happened take the
[14:38] mic take the mic
[14:39] can't get the mic son Ranjand
[14:42] our mic is very hostile to them two or three so
[14:44] they used to sit at first and like that when they got it just
[14:47] grab it and don't know
[14:49] where the sit we don't even know what
[14:51] time they give the sit in front of you
[14:52] Australia also had new ones taken
[15:02] in 2021 and Gurdwara Sahib officially opened by the way in
[15:05] Tokyo as I
[15:07] told you it will be there too and here too earlier
[15:09] which was Sky Machi also told here earlier
[15:11] Prakash was given at someone's house like
[15:13] Sunday or Saturday program
[15:15] sometimes they used to do program at someone's house sometimes they used to do
[15:16] program at someone's house apart from that
[15:19] now meaning Gurdwara this house which is taken
[15:23] for some place Gurdwara Sahib
[15:24] permanent means place here permanent place
[15:27] for the sangat all the sangat met  We have
[15:32] built our own Gurdwara Sahib here, so now we will show you a
[15:35] little bit of the Gurdwara Sahib outside, which we will
[15:38] show you, then after that we will
[15:40] give you a tour of the village,
[15:43] so now we will meet all of you here, and we will
[15:48] ask you about this senior man, our brother Hori, how are you? Are
[16:20] you all right? How long has it been since you came to
[16:24] Japan
[16:31] Most people will go to
[16:33] England or America,
[16:34] okay, stay here, no, no,
[16:36] love it, yes, it's a matter of pride, yes, it's a matter of pride, yes,
[16:42] in 2008, we came back after
[16:43] touring, we will stay for two hours, no, I don't know, but I don't go to Japan, I will go
[16:47] here too, I don't know,
[16:48] but I don't go to Japan, okay,
[16:51] Japan, Japan, yes, I have
[16:54] visited everything, the country has given me a lot, it's a
[16:56] very good country, it's a clean country, yes, the
[17:00] air and water are all good, the people are intelligent, but there are a few more
[17:03] problems in every country,
[17:05] yes, it's
[17:05] okay, yes, the right
[17:06] thing is, you ca
[17:07] n't find a country like it, the right
[17:08] thing is, the
[17:08] other people are very intelligent, yes, sir, the
[17:11] biggest thing is
[17:12] honesty, the rest, there are a lot of
[17:13] your own people here,
[17:16] I'm watching, yes, young, not alone,
[17:18] not old people, many young boys, come to Japan,
[17:21] look, new boys have just come, bye, all these
[17:24] years have passed, yes, it's been over a
[17:26] year, you haven't seen anyone's Europe,
[17:28] Europe's other, how did Japan become
[17:30] yours before I was in Austria
[17:32] Three years in
[17:32] Austria, three years have passed,
[17:33] yes, three years have passed,
[17:34] after that some problem had arisen, they returned, yes, they
[17:36] returned from there, they came to Japan, got married, got married,
[17:39] came to Japan, and then
[17:42] which of these did you like better in Japan and Europe, which one did you like better in Australia?
[17:44] This Japan is very safe, yes,
[17:45] Japan is safe,
[17:46] yes, it is very safe, don't get robbed, it is very safe
[17:51] for girls, yes, it is
[17:52] special,
[17:52] see this, new boys are also here, bye, bye,
[17:55] where are you from,
[17:56] I am from Rajpura, yes, Rajpura, my
[17:58] friends from Rajpura have come, what is this,
[18:02] Japan is only from Rajpura and Amritsar, yes,
[18:04] Japan is from Rajpura and Amritsar,
[18:07] you are also not from Rajpura,
[18:08] Hoshiarpur, yes, Hoshiarpur, yes, more, bye,
[18:09] this is
[18:14] also me and my brother, Baba time has come, yes, yes,
[18:17] we had time, we came together,
[18:18] Navraj bai, how much time has it been,
[18:19] my brother, 11 years,
[18:20] 11 years,
[18:22] you are also from old Khunda, I
[18:25] can say then  You must have come in small groups
[18:28] then he
[18:29] came at the age of 19 yes
[18:30] who is the oldest person here
[18:33] who is the oldest in our eyes and the one who stood
[18:34] in your eyes is
[18:35] much older than me yes
[18:37] your seniors are there no not
[18:38] today anyway your seniors
[18:41] your seniors yes yes
[18:43] if I have to mean Japan also
[18:45] research also since when did our Punjabis come here to
[18:49] this area like the rest of us the
[18:52] oldest family
[18:55] in Kobe branch
[18:56] yes those Sindhi families good
[18:58] Sindhi family
[18:59] second third generation
[19:00] their second third generation will be good second
[19:01] third generation yes yes it was like that
[19:04] when yes the
[19:06] Azad Hind Fauj which was there
[19:08] yes then
[19:08] when it was in Burma
[19:11] their
[19:11] yes yes a
[19:12] bomb had hit and they were
[19:14] sunk there wherever they were
[19:16] and as if they had come on the support of Japan here
[19:18] yes
[19:18] and then mostly those Saka Kofe who
[19:22] came there stayed there
[19:23] soldiers who were all ours  They have become
[19:25] so old, come on, let's say the
[19:28] Azad Hind Fauj came to
[19:31] India, you fought against the British,
[19:33] and at that time Singapore became Japan,
[19:35] Malaysia became enough, they stopped,
[19:38] I understand,
[19:39] most of the migration that has happened in the countries,
[19:40] yes, it
[19:44] happened a lot in the First World War and the Second World War,
[19:46] because when our soldiers went from one place to another,
[19:48] some of them became martyrs, some did
[19:50] not come back. We have seen
[19:52] our memorials of martyred
[19:54] soldiers in Europe, Belgium and other places, and the Azad Hind Fauj was the one who
[20:00] fought against Japan, America, England, and so on. The
[20:02] bombs that were dropped on
[20:05] Hero Nagai and Hiroshima were dropped
[20:07] by America, just
[20:08] like Subhash Chandra Bose had
[20:10] created,
[20:12] Subhash Chandra Bose had created the
[20:15] Azad Hind Fauj. I think
[20:17] I had seen it on Prime Video, a forgotten army,
[20:20] meaning the forgotten army that this is.  The
[20:23] forgotten army is a very few people know
[20:25] about the Azad Hind Fauj.
[20:27] As
[20:29] you can see,
[20:33] Bose did not get this much importance
[20:34] because at that time the Congress gave a
[20:36] lot of importance to all its leaders. At that
[20:38] time, I think he was the
[20:42] president of the Congress. They did
[20:44] not allow him to become the president. That is
[20:45] why he was not a real person. He was
[20:49] not a person of peace. What do they call him?
[20:51] He was a non-violent person, a
[20:53] violent person like Gandhi.
[20:54] Yes, and the Congress put the non-violent people
[20:59] forward with the support of the British. The British did
[21:01] not give him much fame because of this. The
[21:02] background of Japan is this. If you think about it,
[21:05] when the first world war broke out, I think that some
[21:09] Punjabis came here. I think those who
[21:12] say that the
[21:14] third family, the third generation, in the war, then I
[21:16] think that they must have been 70, 70, 80 years old.
[21:18] And yes, there are so many old Punjabis here. There are
[21:21] many of their sons who have matured.
[21:24] I will tell you.  Locals have got married
[21:27] and here is the aunty. How are you? Are you
[21:30] okay? Yes,
[21:30] yes,
[21:30] teach Punjabi to your sister. You can speak
[21:32] Punjabi. Let me teach you. Let me teach you. Hello,
[21:54] how are you? How are you? Good, good
[22:35] Yes, Hanji did it,
[22:37] ask Bhaji,
[22:38] we have our Hanji, it's
[22:39] a little difficult, yes, it's done by getting a good marriage, there's no
[22:43] choice but to get married,
[22:43] then later on, there will be comforting visas, etc., the rest of the
[22:45] marriage is a little good, the good
[22:47] marriage is done quickly,
[22:49] that's easy, come on, a little bit,
[22:50] good Japanese, anyway, they are calm, they fight, fight, fight, not less, less,
[22:54] okay, thank you, Punjabi, so take it,
[22:58] now we've seen everything, it's over,
[23:01] outside, we
[23:08] talked about money, how about money,
[23:09] bai, ji,
[23:11] how many bai videos should we get, give me the money, deposit it, let
[23:14] me know everyone,
[23:16] bai, ji, you catch it, then we do
[23:21] n't give it to ourselves, bai, ji, we serve for free,
[23:24] no, brother, free, a little, no, no, no, no, no, no, no, we do
[23:27] n't take any money from us, we take the money,
[23:30] you, you, keep it, keep it.
[23:31] Yes, I will collect all of them, the
[23:33] conversation is over,
[23:36] everyone will know,
[23:36] yes, and anyway, you know, Japan is expensive,
[23:39] our hotels are very expensive,
[23:42] travel
[23:43] insurance will be available, why is that? Yes, right, no, it's perfect. They told
[23:47] me in the beginning, let's go.
[23:50] We didn't think that these foreigners,
[23:52] then Japanese or anyone, every person,
[23:55] like money for work, come here, they say that they will
[23:57] take you in the video, there is
[23:59] no money for work. I said, I
[24:02] said, sir, I already know that there is
[24:03] money in the video too, this is according to the calculation,
[24:05] yes, this is according to the calculation, we will
[24:07] collect lakhs of people and leave now, lakhs of people will come from here, less than lakhs, less than
[24:11] lakhs, it will become a
[24:15] bike worth five to seven thousand, my
[24:17] whole family has come, yes, no, no, no,
[24:21] brother, what is it, stay away from such things, it's
[24:24] good, this is love, love, cooperation,
[24:27] people take time for themselves and meet,
[24:29] and from Japan, as I
[24:31] told you,  We were also getting messages from all the Punjabis, friends, asking
[24:33] how many days
[24:35] we should meet, we have not
[24:38] even enough time, we are very short of time, we have
[24:40] come to Japan for only 15 days, the
[24:43] government has given us a 15-day entry, next
[24:45] time all these gentlemen are telling us that
[24:47] you will get a visa which may be five
[24:49] years long, next time you will get a 90-day entry,
[24:50] then we will go back and forth,
[24:53] and so many Punjabis are scattered here, not
[24:56] in the villages and cities, they are now coming, we are coming to know from them,
[24:58] who are telling us that
[25:01] Punjabis are scattered in so many places, and
[25:04] here is the main city where I showed you,
[25:06] apart from this, Punjabis live in Tokyo too, they
[25:08] say, Osaka, we will go there too, Punjabis
[25:09] live in other villages, as many as have
[25:12] come recently, those who have got married, stay with their in-laws,
[25:14] you are here, come, come, this is
[25:17] your home, this is
[25:18] your home, I said, where are your in-laws staying,
[25:22] which Japanese in-laws are staying?  Your
[25:24] hanji hanji in-laws,
[25:25] how long have you been here?
[25:26] I have been here for 10 years.
[25:28] In 2016,
[25:29] hanji
[25:29] 16. It has been
[25:31] 10 years. Well,
[25:31] in 10 years, I have
[25:34] completed everything to become a mature person.
[25:36] How did you come here?
[25:38] You came here first, you came to roam. Well,
[25:41] after roaming, we found the country a little
[25:43] better.
[25:44] Then, in the starting, we found a refugee.
[25:46] Well,
[25:47] after the refugee, I found a partner. I got
[25:50] married. I had become mature. Well, I have become mature
[25:51] here. Yes, I have
[25:54] not come in the circles of becoming mature or getting married.
[25:55] That became a reason later. By the grace of God, it becomes a
[25:57] path. As it happens,
[26:00] yes, yes,
[26:00] okay, come on. Anyway, when two cultures come
[26:03] together, I think the
[26:06] work is not very complicated. Like in the beginning,
[26:08] you have your culture, their
[26:10] culture, your Punjabi, their Japanese, you do
[26:13] n't understand food, even the food is different.  Nothing else,
[26:16] then the people
[26:19] said, "
[26:19] Okay, people, come calm down, come
[26:20] calm down." Then, as we were
[26:23] telling them about our religion,
[26:26] they thought well and were comfortable with it. Even
[26:28] now, they were calling us to the village. They had already sent us their
[26:29] message.
[26:31] Today, they came and told us together. And even now, they kept
[26:33] pushing and saying, "Let's go to the
[26:35] village." I said, "We will come to the village." For the first
[26:36] time, everyone would open a path, just
[26:38] like you opened a path. When you came to Japan, you came to
[26:40] your two homes. One was the one who taught me. Who is this? The other was a village. Well, the village
[26:45] also lives in the village.
[26:47] Yes, let's go. Next
[26:47] time, everyone will
[26:50] meet as many other people as they want. We will meet them too.
[26:51] Now, let's
[26:54] take a little tour of the area and show you. Look at
[26:56] you
[26:58] today. Today, it seems like you have met your people in Japa Pan.
[27:05] Look at all the groups. I think it's like
[27:08] Anandpur.  The Lord is the one who is walking around, it does
[27:12] n't seem like he has
[27:15] come to a religious place somewhere. There are so many
[27:18] groups of people walking around. There are no Japanese people. There are not as many
[27:20] Punjabis walking around in the village as there are Japanese people. In
[27:25] the evening, today, in the
[27:26] evening, there is no one left.
[27:28] Look, your people are walking.
[27:31] Everyone is walking around
[27:33] their Gurdwara Sahib. Today, there is only the Raunak Mela and
[27:37] Navraj Bai. When and when will this program be held?
[27:39] This festival happens twice a month. It happens
[27:43] twice a month. The first week and maybe the third week. The
[27:45] third week. The
[27:47] first week and the third week.
[27:48] Every Saturday and Sunday. No, not
[27:50] everyone. Because there is also a temple here.
[27:51] Then there are different programs. Something good. Something good. Something good.
[27:54] Then there are things that are
[27:56] divided.
[27:57] Then it would be difficult for everyone. Let's go and
[28:00] walk and see. Also, the
[28:04] weather is very beautiful. The weather in Japan is
[28:06] so beautiful. Ask for another one these days.
[28:09] She is not the same. The third week is not the first week and the third week.
[28:12] Let's
[28:14] show you two
[28:15] rice and come out.
[28:16] Show me two, show me what we have to show you.
[28:18] Now we show you the beauty of our village. What is
[28:20] our beauty in the village?
[28:29] Yes,
[28:33] Aari to Gama. Thank you so much again.
[28:36] Children, what
[28:38] happens? Aari to
[28:40] Gajai.
[28:43] Thank you from the bottom of my heart.
[28:45] We have also learned this by coming here. Aari to
[28:47] Gajai. Thank you. The
[28:51] baby is also very calm.
[28:54] Yes, it's been
[29:08] six months. Okay, okay. My baby is one year old again. It's a little better than calm. We meet again. It was very calm for six months. My life was very calm.
[29:10] It went away from my mother and came back to my mother.
[29:12] I think I'm not a child.
[29:14] No, my nose is on my father. He has
[29:17] grown up. Slowly, I do
[29:19] n't understand. I can say it like a mix.
[29:22] Half of my mother, half of my father. Bye bye bye.
[29:24] Arigoto Gajai. Let's
[29:30] learn how to say thank you in Japanese.
[29:33] Arigoto
[29:33] Gajai.  Gajai Mas Regoto Gajai Mas
[29:36] Sat Shri Akal Ji Sat Shri Akal Bye
[29:40] Bye
[29:42] So this was my vlog today in which I wanted to
[29:47] show you my Punjabi village in Japan. When did Punjabis come here, what is the work like, how do they live and what is the living like? I
[29:52] hope you
[29:55] liked the vlog.  So, you will continue to receive
[29:58] regular vlogs from Japan about what
[30:00] Japan is like, how it is to live there, and after this,
[30:03] we will be talking about Osaka, Hiroshima, and all the places
[30:07] we mentioned, where the atomic bomb
[30:10] was dropped, and other Japanese
[30:14] villages, their beautiful villages in Japan,
[30:16] and you should also see them. Stay connected with us on our
[30:18] journey to Japan. We will meet again with a new vlog and a new
[30:21] video. Goodbye, Sat Shri, Akal,
[30:23] God is the protector.