Real Life Japan is a series in which you can see what it is really like to live in Japan. This is just my everyday normal life here. You can see what it looks like to live in Japan. I live in Kobe, Japan. This is my city and these are the places I go, the things I do and the people I meet. Enjoy. Transcript Alright, today is Wednesday October 26 and I'm heading out of my house. I just put on my shoes there because here in Japan we don't wear our shoes in the house. Keeps my floors clean. It's a great custom that I also follow. And I just walked out my narrow little door there. Yup, I live in a Japanese size apartment. Not fun, don't recommend it. And I'm lucky because I can park my motorcycle right in front of my apartment. And I say I'm lucky because to rent a car space in my neighborhood can cost at least 200 or 300 US dollars a month. And I'm headed down to the coast right now. It's about a kilometer from my apartment.. And then I'm going to drive along the coast and head towards the center of the city. Outside of the center of the city is a nice area called Hat Kobe, um, and I like to go there and exercise. It's a beautiful day today. The weather is just sunny and warm and it's just perfect. And I like to jog. And before I jog I like to do some stretching and simple exercises. And after I exercisingI just pass by the park and you can see all the children playing in the park. And I was hungry so I headed over to McDonalds, therefore negating all of the positive effects of my exercise. But actually, I only go there once or twice a year so it's okay, actually. And then after I ate I decide I wanted to check out the electronics and there's a lot of huge electronics stores here in Japan. I'm checking out the USB cards and I just want to get something to speed up my computer. I also came to check out the SD cards and you can see these SD cards here are 980 yen for an 8 Gigabyte card. That's really cheap. That's like like 11 US dollars for an 8 Gigabyte card. And I'm checking out some computers. It's just really fun to shop for electronics here because there's . . . you know, there's so much selection and, um, you know there's a couple of big chain electronic stores here so there's a lot of competition which keeps the prices nice and low. And then before going to work I headed over to the Harborland area and just decided to go on a short stroll and enjoy a nice fall evening in Kobe, Japan. And that was my day.