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  • This week we're talking about how you can afford living in Tokyo, stay tuned!

    今日は物価の高い東京で 賢く暮らす方法を紹介します

  • (Singing) Money, Money, Money!

    ♩お金♩

  • Money! There's no way around it, living in Tokyo is expensive!

    東京での暮らしはどうしても お金がかかります

  • How do we afford living here? Do we just have tons and tons of money?

    僕らはお金持ちだから 暮らせるの?

  • [Shakes head no]

    実は僕らは東京には 住んでいません

  • The first thing is that we don't actually live in Tokyo.

    家から東京は見えますが 隣の神奈川に住んでいます

  • We can see Tokyo from our house, but we live in Kanagawa, which is right next to Tokyo.

    都心まで20分で行けるので とても近いです

  • We can get downtown in 20 minutes. It's super close.

    川のこっち側だと 物価がかなり下がります

  • But the prices on this side of the river, compared to Tokyo, it drops quite a bit.

    僕らみたいな大家族は とても助かります

  • And for a big family like us, that's an important issue.

    駅から近くないので 家賃も下がります

  • And we don't live too close to the train station, so that really drops our costs of living.

    もちろん駅から遠いと 不便なこともありますが

  • Living far away from the station has its perks as far as that but it's far away from the station!

    駅には安い駐輪場もあります

  • But there's cheap bicycle parking at the station.

    東京の近くに住んでる理由は 教会を建てるためです

  • The whole reason we live in Tokyo is because this is right by the church that we are planting,

    教会にはコーヒーショップもあります

  • It's right by the coffee shop. It's where we're working.

    都心に近いと日本語学校も 選べます

  • It's close to downtown Tokyo which has lots of options for language schools.

    そういう意味で ここはとても便利な場所です

  • Those kinds of things, so this is definitely a convenient place for us to live.

    授業初日はどうだった? (2014年5月)

  • First day of class is done. What do you think?

    いい授業だったけど すごい頭痛よ

  • It was a wonderful class but I have a splitting headache!

    学ぶことが沢山!

  • Ah! So much to learn!

    家には駐車スペースも あります

  • Another way we save money is that we have a parking spot that comes with this house that we rent.

    200ドルくらいかかりますけどね

  • Which, that's usually a couple hundred bucks a month, just for a parking spot.

    100ドルよ

  • About a hundred (bucks)

    僕たちの車はとても古いです

  • And the car that we drive, for example... It's old.

    トヨタ・ノア ですが もう17年目です

  • We drive a nice car, it's a Toyota Noah, but it's 17 years old!

    安い中古を買いましたが とても良い車です

  • We bought it used. We didn't pay that much for it, but it's a good car.

    非常に助かっています おかげで節約もできます

  • It's been really good to us, and we look for areas like those things to save money.

    - どこに行くの? - 知らないよ

  • Where are we going? I don't know!

    知ってる人いるかな

  • Let's see if somebody else knows.

    リナちゃんの家だよ

  • Rina's house.

    質のいい服を買いますが 大金をかけません

  • The clothes that we buy, we buy decent clothes, but we're not spending a fortune on our clothes.

    これは¥599よ

  • And this one's 599.

    すごいね! こっちは?

  • Oh my goodness, and what do we have here?

    スーパーマリオの帽子だよ

  • I got a Super Mario hat!

    スーパーマリオ!

  • A Super Mario hat!

    お金払おう

  • OK let's go checkout.

    見せて

  • Let's see!

    かっこいいね

  • Oh, that's cool Dude!

    写真撮っていい?

  • Are you getting some pretty pictures, Sarah?

    いいね!すごく綺麗だよ

  • Good! Good good good! You look so pretty honey-child.

    安いスーパーも見つけました

  • We found cheap supermarkets.

    大体のものは 業務スーパーで買います

  • We go to Gyomu super for most everything.

    オーケーマートも かなり安いです

  • Also OK supermarket has a lot of cheap prices.

    ないものは 地元のライフやいなげやに行きます

  • Things that we can't get there we'll go to our local grocery stores like Life or Inageya.

    ディスカウントストアより 高いですけどね

  • But they're definitely more expensive than the discount grocery stores.

    2階に上がります

  • Heading up to the second floor of savings.

    楽しみ?

  • Are you excited?

    でも寒いわ!

  • Yes! And cold!

    1ヶ月に1回 アメリカの食材を買いに コストコに行きます

  • And every now and then, about once a month we do a trip to Costco to get those American items.

    家族が大きいので まとめ買いします

  • The big bulk itemsthat works out well for our family.

    安いスーパーは 本当に助かります

  • Shopping at those cheap places really helps.

    あとは食事プランをたてます

  • And, one thing that I like to do is meal plan.

    その週の食事に 必要な分だけ買います

  • Because if I know, ok, this week these are the things I'm going to make for these meals, I will buy just that.

    そうしないと スーパーに行って

  • Instead of going into the grocery store and saying...

    沢山買っても冷蔵庫や冷凍庫に 入れっぱなしになります

  • "Oh, those noodles look interesting, that meat looks interesting! " I just buy it, buy it, and it just stays in my fridge or freezer.

    必要なものだけを買うと 食費もかなり減ります

  • If I know exactly what I'm going to use it for then I only buy those items and it really cuts down on our grocery bill.

    最近のお気に入りは 「大草原の小さな家」です

  • A new family favorite is Little House on the Prairie!

    娘たちは初めて見ますが 完全にはまりました

  • The girls have never seen it, and now they are totally into it, right? Love it? Very cool?

    クレジットカードは ポイントが貯まるので使っています

  • We don't go into credit card debt. We use credit cards, because you get lots of points off of them.

    衛生面において 現金を使わない時も便利です

  • And they are very convenient — especially now — you don't want to be touching money.

    だからクレジットカードは使います

  • And so credit card really works nice.

    でも月末までには 返済します

  • But we have always paid off our balance by the end of the month

    カードの金利は非常に高いので 必ず期限までに返済します

  • So you don't get charged that interest, because the interest on a credit card is just a killer!

    ポイントカードも使っています

  • And also we get point cards for each store.

    楽天ポイントや

  • Or Rakuten points,

    色んなポイントがあります

  • All these points,

    貯まったポイントを使って 買い物ができると

  • And it's amazing, every now and then they'll be like "Would you like to use your points for your purchase?"

    嬉しいですよね

  • And I'll be like "Yes!"

    貯金になります

  • So that saves money.

    日本人はポイントカードが 大好きです

  • Japan's obsession with point cards is almost out of control.

    友人のヨシほど ポイントカードを持ってる人はいません

  • But nobody has more point cards than anyone I've ever seen than our good friend Yoshi

    いつでも使えるように 全てのカードを把握してます

  • Who keeps track of his point cards and always has them ready and available. It's impressive.

    日本に住んでると カードで財布がパンパンになります

  • Here's what happens in Japan. You live here long enough, and you wallet just fills, just fills with all kinds of cards.

    これは普段使ってるカードで

  • Yeah, these are the cards that I usually use...

    時々使うカードは ここにしまってるよ

  • And I also have a stack of cards that I hardly ever use but sometimes I need.

    - まだあるよ - すごい数だ!

  • Yeah- this is my other stack. Look at those cards!

    クレジットカードとポイントカード?

  • So what are those Yoshi, they're credit cards, they're what else?

    クレジットカードと 店のポイントカードだね

  • They're credit cards for every single store I go to, you know.

    ヨシを真似して 僕も財布を整理しました

  • Like Yoshi, I've cleared out my wallet of the ones that I don't usually use

    よく使うカードだけを 財布に戻します

  • And so these are the ones that I take with me in my wallet because I use them often enough to want them.

    店に行ってもポイントカードを 家に忘れてくることもあります

  • But so many times I go to a store and I forgot the point card at home. Man!

    今年の初めに行った スキー旅行も

  • Even when we do things like a ski trip that we did early this year,

    有料道路の割引やレンタルの パッケージなど

  • You can get tollways cheaper, you can get packages for skis and rentals cheaper

    詳しい人に聞いてみると 割引が沢山あります

  • There's all kinds of discount packages available, if you have somebody to help you look.

    - あらら - 撮れた?

  • Whew hoo! Oh no!

    多分ね スキーが 飛んでいくのが見えたよ

  • Oh my goodness! Did you get it?!

    でもそこに 刺さってるからよかった

  • Oh yea, I think so. Dude, I saw that ski go flying over and I was like "Oh no!"

    最近テントを買ったので キャンピングに行こうと思います

  • But it stuck right there.

    ホテルに泊まるよりも 安いですからね

  • And we just bought a tent, so we're hoping to go camping!

    私たちの場合 ホテルの部屋が2つ必要です

  • Camping is much cheaper than staying in a hotel.

    とても楽しみです いい動画も作れそうですね

  • Especially for us since we usually have to get two hotel rooms.

    すごいね! ゆっくりでいいよ

  • It should be an adventure, let me tell you what. Hopefully it should make for some good videos.

    一番重要なのは 収入よりも支出を少なくすることです

  • Good job! One step after another.

    会計士の父親が 若い頃から僕に言い聞かせてくれました

  • The big thing when you're talking about finances is that you don't end up spending more than you make.

    お金が払えないものは 買いません

  • And that's something that my Dad whose an accountanthe drilled into me at a young age and I'm so thankful for that.

    毎月払うような 分割払いもできるだけ避けます

  • Because if I don't have the money for it, I don't buy it.

    お金があるなら買うし ないなら貯めてから買います

  • And I don't like buying on payments, you know, pay for one year every month or pay for two years every month.

    スタジオ機材も持っていますが 買うのに20年かかりました

  • I prefer if I have the money, than just go ahead and buy it. If I don't have the money, then start saving up towards it.

    お金が貯まったら買いますが 分割払いはしません

  • I have a lot of nice studio gear, but that gear has taken us almost 20 years to buy.

    子供達は公立学校に 通っています

  • We buy as we go, I never bought on payments or installments or anything like that.

    私立やインターと比べて かなり安くなります

  • Oh! The other big thing is that we send our kids to public school!

    それだけでかなり違います

  • So the costs are way less than if it's a private school or an international school.

    どこか遠出するときは ピクニックにします

  • Or something like that. That's a huge benefit.

    レストランで食べるより安いので

  • When we do day trips or something we try to pack a picnic lunch.

    時間も節約できます

  • Because it's much cheaper than eating out at a restaurant.

    お菓子や水も自分たちで 持っていきます

  • And it saves time too.

    自分たちで飲み物を持っていけば

  • So we always try to take snacks and pack water bottles because

    自動販売機を使わずにすみます

  • We might as well, we all have water bottles and take them with us,

    外食する時は すごく高いところには行きません

  • and instead of having to buy at vending machines then we just have it with us in the car.

    夏休みです!

  • And when we do eat out, we usually eat out a places that are affordable — they're not super expensive.

    誕生日や記念日など 特別なお祝いは別です

  • Because it's summer vacation!

    以前紹介しましたが もう少し特別な所に行きます

  • And then for special occasions like anniversaries or birthdays or different things

    そうすると もっと特別感があります

  • You've seen on a lot of these videos, we go out and do something a little nicer, a little more fun.

    そうね

  • And that makes those events special, doesn't it?

    優先順位を立てて 妥協できるところは削って

  • Yes it does.

    貯金につなげると 東京に住むことができます

  • So you can afford living in Tokyo if you know what your priorities are

    合計は¥7144!

  • And you're willing to save money in areas that aren't as important to you.

    ご視聴ありがとうございます!

  • 7,144 — the grand total!

    日本で貯金をする秘訣を 知っている方はコメントにどうぞ!

  • Once again thanks for watching, liking and subscribing.

    ぜひ聞かせてください またお会いしましょう!

  • If there's a way that you save money in Japan that we haven't mentioned, write it down below.

    - オーケー - 卵焼き作ってくる

  • We'd like to hear it. We'll see you next time. Bye!

  • OK I'm going to make eggs...

This week we're talking about how you can afford living in Tokyo, stay tuned!

今日は物価の高い東京で 賢く暮らす方法を紹介します

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