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you u stay with h the compa. - ohoh, some peoeople go thah. - - most peoplple go this s way? theyey choose sesecurity. - yeahah, yeah, mamaybe. - it's an n - yeah, i agagree with t t. oldeder brother,r, they can ne ovover family y busine. i got to d do somethini. wentnt to tokyo,o, then realal, "wow, , thiss a differerent worl" what couldld i do? - yeah.. - secondnd brother, , maybe. - sesecond brothther syndrom. - exacactly. maybebe, yeah. - this wasas awesome.. [both spspeaking natative langu] - good t to see you u a. [i[instrumentatal music] ♪ [u[upbeat rockck music] [instrumenental music]c] ♪ ♪ - isishikawa prerefecture is very rich country. great seseafood, lot of g good vegetatable. ♪ i cameme here to l learn. this placece totatally changeged me. [spepeaking natitive languag] mrmr. izukura,a, he's's my mentoror. - [s[speaking nanative langug] - he's's an artistst-- grgreat artistst. - [speakaking nativeve langua] - he g gave me a l lot of id. - - [speaking g native lanang] - momore than 4040 years, hehe'n doing ththis kind ofof art. - [speakaking nativeve langua] - i learnened that simple c clean line.e. [speaking g native lanangua

at a time; telling ststories ababout an amemerica you don't always see on t television,n, elelena: yeah!h! in ways sou look atat the bet family sititcoms on tv right n , that's's what theyey're doin. elenena: anybodydy else wawants to knonow what's u ? this l latin amerirican familys heheaded to ththeir americican. patron: that is so c cool. annene hathaway just totalaly stooood up for t those mexici. ross: here we go. pipivot! pipivot!

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