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Hello. Today's video explains why, while preparing and opening a Japanese home-style restaurant cafe called "Tokyo Macha Izumi" with my Japanese wife in Bohol, Philippines, we've had more arguments in the past four months than in the past ten years of marriage due to cultural and ideological differences. Japan and Korea are close neighbors, but they share significant cultural differences. Especially when it comes to food culture, eating habits, and taste, Korea and Japan are quite different. While preparing and opening a Japanese restaurant in Panglao, Bohol, Philippines, which is neither Japan nor Korea, my wife and I had many disagreements over how to bridge the gap between Korean and Japanese food cultures, eating habits, and taste, as well as the inherent inflexibility and frustration of the Japanese people. These differences led to many arguments. Haha. Now, I feel like I've opened the perfect Japanese restaurant, striking a perfect balance between sticking to what I need to stick to and compromising where I need to. This video isn't just a personal anecdote about a Korean-Japanese couple or an international couple fighting. It also highlights the many differences between Japan and Korea, especially their food culture. If you're visiting Bohol, be sure to stop by Tokyo Matcha Izumi, which I ambitiously prepared and opened with my Japanese wife. Tokyo Matcha Izumi tokyo matcha Izumi https://www.facebook.com/share/19uiRf... Purok 2, Circumferential Road, Panglao, Bohol #BoholIndependentTravel #BoholRestaurants #PhilippineLife #PhilippineTravel #Bohol #BoholRestaurants #KoreanJapaneseCouples #InternationalCouples #PhilippineImBin #JapaneseRestaurants #KoreanJapaneseCulture #JapaneseFood #Bohol Personal Email) [email protected] If you'd like to connect privately, please send me a brief self-introduction and explain why you'd like to connect. I'll review the information and get back to you. Please also send me your KakaoTalk or Line ID.