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  • What about?

  • Yeah.

  • Hey, guys, welcome to take your creative play.

  • I'm your host, Emma.

  • And today I'm here with the wonderful Patricia Way at the Yokota Air Force Space.

  • And Patricia is gonna be giving us a tour today.

  • Yeah, you guys are more than welcome to come along and join us.

  • Although I can't share with you guys everything that's here on the military base, I will show you some of my favorite places to visit.

  • All right, let's get started.

  • Diallo Lalla.

  • Oh, this a coming out.

  • It's really cheap, too.

  • Like you can pay like a dollar or something.

  • Just a ball.

  • Like around.

  • Yeah.

  • So last time we went bowling, uh, in a Japan was like 5 56 100 yen, but one game plus 300 yen for shoes.

  • Yeah, so then that's just one game E here.

  • You don't pay for shoes.

  • You just get the shooter.

  • Yeah, that's what it was like in Australia.

  • Well, this'll would be like the bar.

  • Okay.

  • Oh, yeah.

  • Yeah.

  • Cool.

  • So, unlike a weekend with your family, what kind of stuff do you get up to?

  • We just have friends over.

  • Yeah.

  • Yeah, I feel like if you're on a military base in a foreign country like, why spend your time here when you could go out and explore the actual country?

  • Yeah.

  • Going thio, the local grocery store called the commissary.

  • Uh, you have to have a military ID in order.

  • Thio purchase anything?

  • Yeah.

  • So it's just like a normal American grocery store.

  • All the stuff that imported What is it?

  • Apple?

  • Cinnamon.

  • Oh, my God.

  • You haven't gone upstairs upstairs.

  • There's so much more candles.

  • Just wait, But really Wait.

  • I love candles.

  • Yeah.

  • Oh, no.

  • Smells good.

  • I'll get getting marshmallow.

  • Cozy marshmallow treats.

  • So teeth.

  • Oh, God, what a life.

  • I wish that I could come here and buy stuff, but it's crazy to know that this stuff is in Japan and it's right here.

  • Yes, it's like just out of my reach.

  • But it's okay.

  • You could survive in Japan without the stuff.

  • Definitely.

  • But it is such a nice thing to see if this is, like, such a luxurious day.

  • Okay, so we're in the food court at the Yokota Air Force Base, and I just bought my first Philly steak Philly cheese steak and you got to talk about?

  • Yeah, I got a Chiluba.

  • Nice, but yeah, there's so much stuff here that you can't get outside of the base.

  • You can't get anywhere else in Japan.

  • American size, American size, right?

  • This is a regular.

  • I get a regular and this is a lodge.

  • Things like this.

  • This is definitely a lodge in Japanese standards.

  • So, yeah, things are a lot bigger.

  • So everyone here is in American dollars.

  • But here way were able to pay in yen as well, which is really convenient.

  • Not a bad deal.

  • Okay, so we just finished getting some groceries, and now we're actually at the high school that's on base.

  • There's a high school middle school and then there's two elementary schools.

  • It's crazy.

  • It's like an American high school that was playing American football.

  • E can't believe it, but yeah, there's so many facilities here.

  • There's schools and police in a fire station and ah, hospital.

  • Yeah, it's like its own little world.

  • Well, the school system is still based on American time, so they still have their summers in June and July, and then their school starts August all the way through May.

  • Just American school.

  • Yeah, it's an American school in Japan, but only for military families.

  • Okay, so now we are at the Faces movie theater.

  • That's crazy, that there's bowling movie here to schools.

  • Also, the times here are the same as American times.

  • So usually in Japan, when a movie is released, it's released way later than it is when it's released in America.

  • But here you get to see movies early.

  • How often do you come here say, maybe like once every two months?

  • Yeah, I'm not a big movie person, but e really like that.

  • They have it here because as soon as a movie comes out, it'll either take like a week to get here on D.

  • Sometimes on special occasions, there will be, like early release, just for military families.

  • So it's really cool.

  • It's really all they have coming in.

  • Yeah, there's so much bigger than I thought it would be.

  • Okay.

  • Wow.

  • Oh, my God.

  • You're really going back in me.

  • Wow.

  • But did you say they should like one movie a day, depending on the day?

  • So usually on Fridays and Saturdays, they have different times.

  • Typically to be like two or three movies a day.

  • Um But, like, say, today since most people get off around five, they'll air one movie.

  • Oh, yeah, because it's often okay.

  • Yeah.

  • You, uh what?

  • Surprised to see you.

  • Come on in.

  • Welcome.

  • Happy?

  • Oh, place.

  • This is my entry area where we take off our shoes much bigger than a normal getting con.

  • So technically, it's not a gang.

  • Come.

  • Yeah, just a entrance.

  • But we've adapted to the Japanese laced.

  • We've learned to leave our shoes at the entrance.

  • My kitchen?

  • It's just the biggest kitchen I've seen in a very long time.

  • This is also where we start.

  • Wow.

  • Sorry e No, no, no.

  • That's actually the whole laundry happens here.

  • Hide it away.

  • Do you ever use Aled this space?

  • Yeah.

  • So I usually just, like, sit up here and eat, but yeah, this is where I eat most of the time.

  • The biggest fridge in the whole world.

  • Oh, my God.

  • It's I think it's a full of you.

  • This is my living here.

  • Sorry.

  • I just kind of leave my e o way.

  • All hang out.

  • Watch movies.

  • Cool.

  • Do you have friends off All the time?

  • All time, dining area way Have our big, like barbecues and stuff.

  • Yeah, Outdoor balcony It is.

  • Yeah.

  • Little outdoor seating While you actually have a barbecue?

  • Yeah, girl all the time.

  • This is my office studio area where I do some filming and like, work.

  • And uh huh.

  • So nice.

  • Just my God, it's really nice.

  • Just clean.

  • Yeah, Everything is so clean, man.

  • Here is the guest bathroom.

  • What?

  • This two bathrooms?

  • Yeah.

  • Oh, my gosh.

  • Oh, I like this.

  • It's such a big place.

  • And it's just you, your husband and your daughter, right?

  • After three people.

  • So this is actually a room.

  • My God is perfect.

  • What is actually a Japanese then?

  • Okay, he's so cute on this is my bedroom.

  • Wow.

  • You guys told Theune this is like our outdoor balcony, but it's also a fire escape.

  • So called, Technically, we shouldn't have any furniture, but so this is Sophia's artwork on, then.

  • Typically, when it's nice out, you'll be able to see Mount Fuji, like right there.

  • Oh, my God.

  • So this is like the apartment style living at Yokota.

  • But not every unit looks like this.

  • Okay, thanks for showing me around your house.

  • Yeah.

  • Anytime.

  • If you guys want to see another video that we did with Patricia.

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  • But thanks for watching guys.

  • And we'll see you later.

  • Bye bye.

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