PewDiePie reveals the biggest reason he loves living in Japan

PewDiePie reveals the biggest reason he loves living in Japan

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The beloved PewDiePie has had his move to Japan in the works for a long time now. While he should’ve been there a long time ago by now, the global pandemic prevented him to be able to get him there.

While the globally recognized internet celebrity was able to make the move finally, people wtill had questions as to why he made the move and here is what he had to say.

PewDiePie reveals the biggest reason he likes living in Japan

The OG YouTube phenomenon, Felix Kjellberg, who goes by the name of PewDiePie on the Google owned platform, has had his fair share of controversies back in the day.

These days however, Pewds keeps himself away from any drama and tries to stay as far away from it as possible. Instead, he spends his time reading philosophical books and working out in his garage.

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In a video posted back in 2019, PewDiePie revealed to his audience that he will be moving to the Eastern country of Japan as he really liked all the times he had visited the country and wanted to experience the culture that he had grown to love more closely.

While he was more than ecstatic to make the move, the world had other plans. The COVID-19 pandemic came along and Pewds had to postpone his plans to move to Japan where he had even bought a house which also got robbed in the duration he wasn’t there!

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PewDiePie in his Brighton home

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Recently however, as Japan opened their gates once again, Felix, along with his wife, Marzia and his two dogs Edgar and Maya made their way to the country on a private jet due to pet restrictions that airlines have and have been settling in nicely to the atmosphere.

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A snippet from Pewds’ vlog where he showed his process of moving to Japan

The best part however, according to him, of living in Japan, was that he doesn’t get recognized nearly as much in the country and even the few times he does, it is mostly by foreigners or people wanting to practice their English.

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“That’s also, honestly, part of the reason we like Japan. No one knows who we are here, and I really enjoy that. As much as I like meeting you guys, I do also enjoy that. But also, don’t misunderstand me. I also appreciate people coming and just saying hi for a bit.” He said.

The move has so far been positive for PewDiePie and we hope it stays that way and there is one thing to be sure of, this move marks a whole new beginning for PewDiePie in his life and content.

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