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I have seen many, many of these videos and have heard "Take note America". This level of customer services can ONLY exist in a monoethnic society, it could not possibly happen somewhere like the United States.

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Can't imagine where you got the inspiration for your central character, there! :) Happy hoidays!

We had a dog who liked to jump; we named him Mr. Bojangles. Always loved this song. :)

The real construction workers are the most disgusting and rude people in Japan.

Thought of you recently; I was in Ito. Will try and connect next time!

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Nice form all the way to the end!

Fun to see this for me Tim...1 because I used to race bicycles in the 1980's and 90's...And even after I decided to stick with architecture, I rode and trained like I was still preparing for the Tour de France...well, somewhat--but I did do many situps and pushups daily. And just a few days ago, when I got a glimpse of upper body in the mirror--I thought 'no time like now to get back into that habit'. And I think I opened a beer to think on it... By the way, my claim to fame in cycle racing was the time I was racing against then 3-time Tour de France winner Greg Lemond...I was right on his back tire--I could have spit on his tire I was so close to him. Then, the gun went off, the race started and I never saw him again...well, I saw him signing autographs at the finish line after I finished and put my bike away. True story.

I loved reading your article on Pahoa, and for the record, "legally you can argue that it's all according to Hoyle"🤙

The simpsons did an homage to James Royce’s track when Barney Gumble sang this on their barbershop 💈 quartet 👍🏼

Philippines:*a woman passes Construction workers: Miss,miss,miss,where you going?do you have boyfriend?my workmate is single. weeeetttweeewwww

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good job buddy. Greetings from California!

Like 5. Good video 👍👍

Is there any way to find recordings of “Lazy Baby Keni”? Been searching for the last 4 years everywhere and it’s impossible to find in the USA ):

Yeah but the customers need to taje note aswell! In japan there are no karens and nobody is rude to the staff like elswhere. Both sides need to ve respectfull so that this works out

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Friends having blue’s fun, love it!

My sister and her two sons went to Japan ona a summer holyday 2 years ago. They said the same thing that the japanese were so polite and helpfull. Its not been so normal for Norwegians to go to Japan yntil the last few years. Her boys are into japan popcultur and gaming så when they were asked where they wanted to go for holyday they choosed Japan.

Nothing special found in this case. Cause Alll Japanese are on the mountain of Descent behaviour. GBT

Beautiful country - place but people as well.

"Different cultures enrich each other" - - - Sarai quote. So true! I really enjoyed this conversation (inc. the section about translation and machine translation). Thank you!

Nice one, Tim!!

Tim, thank you for new video. You always bring me fond memories of my brother Timothy. This takes nothing away from your music and other talents. I,was stationed twice in Japan during my military career and these videos also jog wonderful memories I have of Japan.

Been hearing about the floods and landslides in Atami - hope you and yours are all OK.

You have a lovely voice, Tim. And that was discriminatingly done: a soft-spoken sweet baby james delivery. The images, especially the landscapes/gardens - so appealing!

Thank You Tim, You always brighten my day when I see your new videos. I think,I told you, I have a brother named Timothy that unfortunately passed away years ago. Good day sir.

Timothy, great job. I always enjoy your talent. Thank You for sharing. Chris Sullivan

very nice

The people of Japan are nice and well civilised, social aware and responsible.

I always thank and salute the flagmens. They're there for the security of everyone and make sure that every thing's safe on the road. Thank you polite construction workers, you made my day!

This is really a Nation of culture♥️

This dude lives in an anime.

yes relaxing

Dat's some good stuff!

143 views and I’m the only comment. Weird find and I definitely feel like I stumbled upon some classic RUclips type shit. Lmao

Hello Tim, I wanted to comment here rather than in the Facebook group with all the judging... I share your appreciation for this spot and I hoped you would enjoy my story... I could write a book. My family moved to the big island when I was 9yrs old, 1976... Ahalanui warm pond used to be private property, closed to the public and fenced in.... For three years, 78-79-80, during the summer, my grandfather and I were the caretakers for this (Deluz) property and the adjoining (Allison) property... So when I was 11-12-13 yrs old I basically lived there... During those years there was a wooden raft floating in the middle of the pond and I would set up my tent and sleep out there on the raft at night under the stars... Stay out there during rain storms and read books... And spend the sunny days tending the property and exploring the cliffs, picking opihi, and fishing. I learned to swim there... I learned to fend for myself, how to survive with only a pair of shorts and a pocket knife and a box of matches until the adults came back on the weekend ... I retired my Haole feet and never wore shoes or slippah... I have so many memories there but I couldn't EVEN tell you what the inside of the house looked like. I was so sad to hear of it's destruction... Many times I have told my son that we would go visit there and he would see where I changed from a boy to a man. Now... It's just these vivid movies in my head that I hope I can share with him through my stories. Anyway... I saw your post and your 14 years and what it meant to you. For me it was a lifetime ago and it meant everything... .... 🤙🏼🤙🏽🤙🏾 Aloha braddah

so glad you took this video. It was the quickest drive to the ocean for us from our home in Leilani Estates. My home was taken down by lava as much of the rest of this beautiful space.

Yeah... That's understandable but I think I don't want to be that polite at my work.

I think the Japanese are over doing it

This, THIS is the real Japan🇯🇵! Lovely country. Since someone mentioned the past, I'm forced to clear the air here. All that WW2 stuff was an aberration and not their true nature. They were just trying to be more "western" back then, sad but true. Besides, the military had hijacked Japan in the 30s, exploiting tough times as American/Western sanctions on Japan along with anti-Asian racism made emigration very hard, so its not like the public in Tokyo wanted war. The Japanese are a naturally pacifist and amicable people!✌☮

Construction worker: good morning, be careful and keep an eye on the road Me an introvert: yeah, you too

Majima a yakuza: customer is king

same in HongKong

Japan is really great but for their own people. Dont get me wrong ,its a great country. But when u move to japan for work ,u will see how uncomfortable they feel around foreigners and most of the time u have to face racism too.

Big respect for Japanese people , exemple of sociale comportement. Respect = Discipline = Life