Name: Real Everyday Living in Japan: What Summer Looks Like for Our Family 😎 Life in Japan EP 317
Uploaded: 2025-09-29T18:12:25.000Z
Duration: 21 min 13 s
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It's summer in Japan, and several things are about to happen in the Ryder household.

This is your last day, 11 years old, oh my, yes, what's the plans for 12?

Sit back, relax, and we'll tell you a story of what happens at the Ryder's when summer hits Japan.

With summer comes a very special birthday.

We gotta celebrate together, how do I put it on?

Put it on right there, there you go camera.

Video, we go back to Japanese Elementary school.

That's not rock and roll, it's walk and roll.

Oh, she rides along with you to school, huh?

I wonder if Daddy should take one too, probably.

Whoa, as I almost fell, that would not be cool for the video.

We have a tradition of walking the Natsolittles to school.

That's our elementary school age kids, Joshua and Sara.

Oh, well, that's a good thing to do though.

She loves her rain jackets, it's really strange.

That's not mine, but I'm obsessed with raincoats, so...

This is so sad, I can't even hear the draft.

Becca and Nana are on summer break already, but for Dad and Mom, there is no break.

Mama Tut is busy getting new videos ready for her channel, and it's as if she can feel us all watching.

I have quinoa salad and Sicilian meatloaf.

All right, I'll let you get back to typing.

My work takes on many different shapes and forms, but when I'm producing something, this is where it all comes together.

A day spent here means something is getting made.

We may walk the kids to school, but Becca and Anna love to run and pick them up from school.

This is what the start of June looks like.

But Anna and I took forever when we were in Chicago.

We're supposed to get home around like three thirty or something, but we only got home at like four sometimes.

Depends on who we're walking with, because sometimes we'd be drunk, and it's like, but if you went on a trip, you get to take two steps.

If you went on a party, you get to take five steps, and you get like, that's a full way home.

Maybe your school is already 20 minutes away.

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Real Everyday Living in Japan: What Summer Looks Like for Our Family 😎 Life in Japan EP 317

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