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Ohayo!! Good morning from Japan 🇯🇵 It’s 7am what time is it in you location?😍🥰
18/09/2026

Ohayo!! Good morning from Japan 🇯🇵
It’s 7am what time is it in you location?😍🥰

04/09/2026

Never ignore hatred just because it comes from family. Sometimes, the people closest to you can hide the darkest intentions. 😳

THE WOMAN SHE NEVER WANTED — Coming Soon 🎬

Would you forgive a family member who tried to destroy your home?

25/08/2026

How was your day?
Good night from Japan 🇯🇵🥰

🇯🇵 ARE JAPANESE PEOPLE REALLY FRIENDLY? 🤔Before coming to Japan, you may have heard that Japanese people are polite and ...
24/08/2026

🇯🇵 ARE JAPANESE PEOPLE REALLY FRIENDLY? 🤔

Before coming to Japan, you may have heard that Japanese people are polite and respectful but does being polite always mean being friendly?

From my experience living in Japan, I’ve learned there’s a difference between politeness, friendliness, and becoming close friends.

👇 I want to hear from you:
If you’ve lived in or visited Japan, how was your experience?

And if you’ve never been to Japan, what have you heard about Japanese people? 🇯🇵

19/08/2026

Konbawa, how are you today?🥰

19/08/2026

🇯🇵 My daughter wore perfume to school in Japan… then the school called me. 😳

I honestly didn’t know this could be an issue.

In our family, we love smelling good. I personally love sweet, fruity and mild fragrances, and my daughter also likes using a little fragrance.

When she was in nursery school, we never had an issue. But after she entered elementary school, something happened that really surprised me.

My daughter plays basketball, so after practice she would clean herself with wet wipes and sometimes use a little perfume because she wanted to feel fresh.

Then one day, her school called me in.

They explained that she shouldn’t wear perfume to school because fragrances can bother some students and that perfume wasn’t allowed at her school.

I was shocked! 😳

Not because I disagreed with the school—we stopped sending her with perfume once we understood the rule—but because it was completely different from what I was used to.

Where I come from, wearing perfume is very normal. You get dressed, put on your fragrance and go about your day.

And then I remembered something else…

Sometimes when I visited school wearing perfume, teachers could tell I had arrived before they even saw me! 😂

They would say something like, “I think she’s here,” just from recognizing my fragrance.

That’s when I started realizing how noticeable fragrances can be in an environment where people may not wear strong scents very often.

This is only my family’s experience in Japan, and different schools and workplaces may have different rules.

Now I’m curious: What is it like in your country?

Is wearing perfume to school or work completely normal?
And if you live in Japan, have you ever experienced something similar?

Tell me in the comments. 👇

Follow Chi’s Family Reality TV for more of our real family experiences and cultural surprises living in Japan. 🇯🇵❤️

15/08/2026

Ohayo! Good morning from Japan 🇯🇵
It’s 7:00am what time is it in you location?

13/08/2026

We found these nice used pads and very cheap

12/08/2026

Good night. 😴 🇯🇵
What time is it?

11/08/2026

It’s 12 midnight
Goodnight and see you on Wednesday morning 🥰

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