字幕｜ #654 日焼け止め / EASY JAPANESE PODCAST Learn Japanese with everyday conversations!

Good evening, everyone. Good evening. Well, the other day, we were having a chat and talking leisurely. We're having a conversation, aren't we? I think it's pretty well-received. I'm glad. Thank you. After all, there were more people who wanted to hear a live conversation than we thought. And from people who have been listening to us for a long time, I got emails like, It used to be like this. I thought it was true. I thought this shape was pretty good. I'd like to do it again. Of course, if you ask me a question, I'm going to answer your question. I'd like to see the balance and do it. That's right. Today, This weekend, The weekend is the end of the week. It's Saturday and Sunday. I'm an event photographer. There was a festival or event in my hometown. I had a job to take pictures and videos of it. Thank you for your hard work. Thank you very much. I'm really tired. You were exhausted, weren't you? Exhausted. It's like I'm tired and I'm going to collapse. That's the kind of image I have. That's exactly how I came back. What I'm tired of is... I guess it was hot. It's hot. It's already September. It's the day after the typhoon. Saturday and Sunday were very sunny. It's like there's not a single cloud. It was sunny. It's still hot in September. So what I was worried about this time was... I couldn't stop the sunburn. I got a lot of sunburn. It's black. That's a lot. Yeah, it's a little red. I usually work outside. So I get a little sunburn. But events last a long time. So I don't get a lot of sunburn. Because I sweat a lot. I see. I don't think it makes much sense. That's true. On the contrary, I get sticky. Disgusting. Yeah, it's disgusting. So I went there. As expected. Is it a little difficult to say as expected? Certainly. Do you understand? As expected. Is it like as expected? As expected, I got a sunburn. I got a sunburn. Yes. And I'm curious about that. You're using sunscreen, aren't you? I'm using it. You use it every day, don't you? When I go out. Well, almost every day, right? Yes. Especially in Japan. I think everyone uses it. But among them, women and children care a lot about it. I feel like I'm putting sunscreen all over my body. That's right. Of course, I think men use it a lot, too. If anything, young people use it regardless of whether they are men or women. I don't think people above us use sunscreen as much as we do. What do you think? I think so, too. When I was working at a company, there were a lot of men around me. I didn't feel like I was putting sunscreen on my body. There were a lot of people working outside. It didn't look like everyone was using it. In Japan, you put sunscreen on even in winter, right? That's right. On the contrary, when it snows and it's white, the sun reflects it. Some people say it's even more sunburned. It's very sunburned when you go skiing or snowboarding. That's right. So in Japan, people who use it can use it all year round. If you don't use it, you can't use it at all. How much do you think? In my image, I think there are a little more people who don't use it. About half. What do you think? That's right. I think there are a lot of people who don't use it. It's a hassle, isn't it? Well, it's a hassle. I have to put it on every day. It costs money. I'll forget it. That's right. I always ask you about your country and region. I'd like to ask you. That's right. This is what I think. For example, in Europe, there are many places where it doesn't get sunny at all in winter. That's right. You know, there's an image of going to the sea to get sunburned. In the summer. That's right. There are people like that. I think there are many ways to think about it. Also, there may be places where it's sunny all year round. Isn't the desert amazing? That's right. That's why I'm wondering what you're doing about sunburns. That's the kind of question I'm asking. Also, in Japan, in general, I use the type that is sold in pharmacies and convenience stores. Maybe it's because of the culture. I've been using this for a long time. There may be something like that. For example, I don't know, but I don't know what kind of leaf to rub down on. Or some kind of oil. It would be nice to apply some kind of tree oil. Isn't that possible? That's true. So I'd be happy if you could tell me about that. What I thought was interesting was I told you that I went to Kyoto the other day. At that time, when I was talking to the customer, he said, That person is amazing. He pointed at me and said, That person. He was a Japanese person. He was wearing all black clothes. He was wearing a big hat like a mask. He was wearing sunglasses. There was only a little bit of skin on his eyes. He was wearing sunglasses on top of that. I thought it was amazing. There are quite a few, right? Yes, yes, yes. It's a woman. He was riding a bike in all black. It's kind of funny. It's a very strange fashion. I feel like it's a little strange. I'm surprised when I see it. I'm sure everyone in their own country is wearing nightgowns. There are people like that in Japan. I've never seen that person abroad. There are quite a few people in Japan. Oh, yeah. Do you have? I don't have. Isn't there anyone abroad? Masa-kun is watching a lot of people. I wish there were. I think there are more people in Southeast Asia who ride a motorcycle or a bicycle than in Japan. That's what most people in Japan do when they go for a walk. That's right. So, how can I say this? When I talked to the customers who came from the United States, I thought it would be interesting to talk about what fashion is like. Well, I can't help it anymore. I'll tell you what to shoot. That's what I talked about today. I'm looking forward to your comments. See you.