My name is Michaela, and today I'm here to let you know about something that's going on outside of my channel.

Last month, I was invited to Tokyo to interview one of the directors involved in creating a series of short films for YouTube sponsored by Nestle.

I visited Cafe, Nescafe and Harajuku, the main location of the short film days Little Anamika to speak with the director Yamaguchi Kenji, best known for his work in Japanese.

Okay, he says that he recognizes that YouTube is a platform in which users can easily click off a video that is not interesting to them.

For that reason, he aims to create a fast paced short film with very few pauses or breaks between line optimized for the YouTube audience.

Go with me, uh, come on.

So I want to use this opportunity to quickly teach you some Japanese words.

Number one a Got a got a GE is movie or film to Con Toko Kon Toko Kon Toko means director.

A No contact is the director of the film.

The third word is sets in.

That's Saturday.

Is filming or shooting any got no SATs Amy Dickie mashed.

I went to the filming of the movie.

Anyway, you can check out the director's film.

Data one.

Honey, come.

What is the date?

By following the a notation Here, Here are some other YouTubers have also collaborated with Nestle.

You can check out their videos as well.

That's it for now.

I have to brush my hair.

I'll see you later.

Thank you.

Bye.

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