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Guns are not dangerous, people are. The only choice you have to make is how you are going to defend yourself on that most dangerous day when somebody tries to kill you. No legal issue of guns including the American model is a pathway to criminality.

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This is one of the only Japanese channels I watch, you guys are doing an amazing job! 👏

I hope that this "anti-gun" law in Japan never changes, as I think it is very dangerous for citizens of a country to have "easy" access to firearms, and the United States is the best example of how dangerous this is. , due to the large number of shootings in schools there, as well as other places with large concentrations of people, such as shopping malls or restaurants, for example.

BTW the vast majority of gun crimes are committed in cities by gang members !

Not a valid question in a Government like Japan. Most citizens of Japan especially the females don't know or understand just how repressive their government is or can be. Which is kinda weird to me because women are one of the most oppressed groups of people in Japan. But let me explain, in Japan most people think of Japan as a very safe country with hardly any crime. And when you look at the statistics of Japans police force and legal system It seems to be the case because Prosecutors in Japan enjoy a 99% conviction rate for almost all crimes once they are charged. So there are two aspects to this, the first is who is likely to be charged, their is a great deal of corruption in regards to who might be charged with a crime. Most are either foreigners or females or Yakuza. Other criminal gangs can also be charged but are quite often released without being charged due most likely to nepotism in the ranks of the Justice department or possibly graft and corruption. But that is only one aspect of their system, the other is far more heinous and has caused Japans entire legal system to be source of continued consternation by Human Rights watch organization. You see in Japan they don't have what we in America enjoy which is a right called Habeas Corpus. What it means is that their is a limit to how long you may be imprisoned without being charged with a crime. In Japan it is perfectly legal for the police to imprison a suspect and keep them in prison until they admit or confess to the crime they are accused of committing. So most people end up confessing even if they don't commit the crime in order to get charged with a crime that they can then stand trial for. which of course they will lose the trial after having confessed to the crime. In the U.S. no such system could stand for long because the people would rebel, and that is why they need the rights to own guns. Also pay particular note that historically every country where gun ownership has been taken away has devolved into totalitarian or dictatorships ! In the US it is said that we have free speech first because that was the first right guaranteed under our constitution. The Second right that is guaranteed is the right to bear arms that is to own and carry guns. It is said that was the second right included in the constitution because it guarantees the first right of free speech!

アメリカの犯罪率っていうと銃のせい訳じゃない。むしろ銃持って黒人のせいな

A couple of pointers here: What’s dangerous isn’t the gun, but the people who use it. In some scenarios, a knife is actually scarier (and Japanese people sure know how to make good knives). Historically, Japanese people never really had to use a gun for their own safety since the culture itself is more of a collectivist mindset. Just imagine living on an island where you already have some of the deadliest natural disasters (earthquakes, volcanic eruptions, tsunamis), and on top of that, you’d add gunslinging like in the Wild West? Unlivable. Owning a gun in Japan kind of goes against this collectivist mentality, since the very act of owning a firearm is to protect your sovereignty and your safety, which Japanese people delegated to their government through the years (I’d say since the Edo Period and before). Additionally, owning a gun also raises the chances of committing suicide, a difficult topic in Japan, mainly because of its work culture and crushing hours. The only time I see owning a gun in Japan as justifiable would be: If you live in a remote area where dangerous creatures live nearby for hunting purposes or self-defense (bears, etc.). If the Japanese government starts making decisions that could hurt the Japanese citizens by triggering an unwanted war with its neighbors or installing policies that could drastically impinge on the sovereignty of its people. For the self-defense scenario, you have plenty of non-lethal methods to deescalate a “micro-hostile” situation (only a few people involved). Martial arts should be a big one All in all, I´m pro gun, but thats just because of the way i´ve been raised and the values I´ve incorporated during my journey on this earth, where i see strength in numbers but where i dont need to rely on it to live a peaceful life Sorry for the long post, it just seems a fitting topic with all the geopolitical tension that surrounds Japan lately ... Peace and love

The second girl was sensible. What most of them don't realize, is that a large part of the US population want guns for sporting/hunting, more-so than self defense. In the mid-west states it's very common for fathers to get their children into the sport of owning a gun for hunting at an early age. Another thing that most people don't realize is that the US government itself smuggles guns in and out of the States for use on the black market. So even if guns were banned, you would still have gun violence because of the huge illegal firearms market. The difference is that law-abiding citizens wouldn't be able to legally protect themselves from criminals who have access to black market firearms. What the US government really fears are military grade weapons in the hands of US militias. They pose the biggest threat of being able to be an authoritarian/oppressive government. Most of those guys are ex-military members and have tactical/logistical experience. They would be very difficult to neutralize.

I bet if Miyamoto Musashi was suddenly reincarnated into this world with all his memories and personality intact that he would want to move to America and train with all the various firearms rather than stay in modern day Japan.

I kissed a girl after a few dates. She told me to stop. Then later on the date asked my why I wouldn't kiss her again. Smfh.

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Some of these fetishes stink.

"Because I'm tall" "How tall are you?" "170cm" What?

You should actually answer all the questions yourself rather than just one. Nice video

I have many stories ❤😂❤😂

1:38 she took it to the realest 😭

You should interview Japanese people on what they think would fix the birth crisis.

Wow, that was insightful again. However, I like to chase, so that means that with all of the varying opinions, I must read the Japanese woman very carefully. Funny, why do I feel I still haven't got an advantage?😁😆😅😂🤣🇺🇲🇺🇲🇺🇲🤙👍😎🛐✝️🔥⛪

WE ARE NOT COOKED GUYS WE NOT COOKED✊️😂✊️

Talking about us like we are aliens from another planet 😂 I love it 🤝

💌OMG Supa’ wi-fu cuute fetish( mor like ‘kinks’ baa… ) very lady demure femin•eque ; absolutely adorp. 🔥🫶😊🤭:🤠gotta va-k there 1day…

To everyone confusion, tbh "fetish" that they talking about is the real definition of fetish. Some likes low voice men, some like men with beard, those are originally what we considered a fetish. But new generation are leaning towards sexual stuff so it somehow turn into something bizarre. Ppl categories the word fetish the same as kink.

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Its really fun to hear that the things you dont really appreciate about yourself are actually quite liked by others😅

back work out time

i watch interviews with japanese women and a lot act like 12 year old girls as they giggle and put their hand over their mouth. i have seen this many times. this must be a japanese thing because women from other countries don't do this.

Repent today.

I'm 24 y'o, height 168 and weight is around 56 like that for Malaysian is normal BMI I guess, it's been so long since I measure my height and weight😂

Their mannerism is so different than western women!!!

There are a LOT of pretty girls in Japan. None are as pretty as Ellie though.

These are NOT "Obsessions" or remotely taboo....They are more "Preferences" or attractants than "Fetishes". Interesting material but the title is misleading.

It's better to be honest with your feelings. No matter if you chase or you're chased. In the other way, you can hurt each other. Have a sane relationship.

Fetish must have a different spin in Japan.

Jdm

Girl said she likes men with beards, and named a guy but the pic is clean shaven lol

If only Indonesian woman was like this, i probably already married right now

Women are chadsexual only

Lol I was expecting octopus or some out of control Japanese extreme stuff

I agree with what other commentors have said : these seem like preferences rather than fetishes to my Western ears. I think if you stopped people in the street here in Europe and asked them about their fetishes, they would be shocked, as it is a very intimate thing to reveal. For example, a friend of mine has a fetish for outdoor sex. I guess my fetish is a girl wearing open crotch, sheer body stocking. Everyone has some fetish. If you think you don't, get more experience and you will discover it.

Note to Ellie: You're pretty, no need to force yourself to smile all the time. While that my be the norm in japan, others may like you more tojust be natural ;-)

This is somewhat confusing ... being 1,68m (exactly the average for women in germany) i'm still to short for most japanese :-P (note: I've seen dating profiles asking for "the guy being 30 cm taller than me" ... good luck, the avergerage differnce in germany is 8cm ... ) why do women put so much emphasis in height?i can (somewhat) understand the "he should be taller" plus a few cmto account for heels and the like ... but still, why is hight that important?

If you are senpai, she wants you to notice her. Everyone knows this from manga. Sheesh.

I like it to be said directly. I expect loyalty, I can't stand being cheated on. How do I show my love; eye contact,holding hands, hugging, but the most important thing is lifelong loyalty.I'm not a girl, I'm a heterosexual man... Also, since Japan is a patriarchal society, women are afraid of social pressure. However, the person who will be in love or marry that person is you, not the society... I know 2 Turkish people whose spouses are Japanese and they are happy with their marriage. When the Japanese spouses are asked why they married them, they say they like their personalities. Of course, not every person is the same and their perspective on life may be different... 直接言われるのが好きです。私は忠誠心を期待しています。浮気されるのは耐えられません。愛情をどう示すか。アイコンタクト、手を握る、ハグなどですが、一番大切なのは生涯の忠誠心です。私は女性ではなく、異性愛者の男性です... また、日本は家父長制社会なので、女性は社会的圧力を恐れています。しかし、その人を愛する、または結婚するのはあなたであり、社会ではありません... 私は、配偶者が日本人であるトルコ人を2人知っていますが、彼らは結婚生活に満足しています。日本人の配偶者になぜ結婚したのかと尋ねると、彼らは性格が好きだと言います。もちろん、すべての人が同じというわけではなく、人生観も異なるかもしれません...

E che troiamma in Giappone

I dont they understand what "fetish" means. Saying i like guys with muscles and big shoulders is like saying i like hot girls with nice boobs. Yeah.... thats normal.

I'm in love 😂

2:53- is gorgeous and a great smile

Im going to Japan for 2 years to study the language and experience the culture, i just love Japan, as you can see from my avatar im a man with a very big beard, will i be shunned by the japanese or will i be "Exotic" and people would be "ooh, ahh" ? :D Also you forgot to ask them about small beards or big beards :)