Thank you for watching ☺️☺️ Please remember when you enter Japanese house, take off your shoes 👞 I recently changed the way I record my voice. Please let me know if there is any sound crack compared to the previous video.
Hello again 😘 Yes 👍 Of course 😏😏😏 I can read your mind. Your will come to my mind and decided to make a video hahaha Anyway I’m so happy to tell you answer of your question 😎😎
i alway's like keeping my shoes myself butt sometimes i keep putting them back on cause of garbage i prefered to keep them off also cause i am a huge fan of anime i been a fan of them since 1st grade
I usually leave my shoes outside, but to stay indoors I wear slippers. In the house we have tiles, or even marble which is usually very cold ... 😁 But I think we usually use shoes because it is not comfortable to be at home without it, it is a little strange. I remember that they had explained to me that in Japan you must have socks at home, you cannot be without it because if you have a tatami, it will deteriorate faster over time, is that true? Thank you, see you 🙌 P.s. You voice is ok 😊
Thank you for your comment 😍😍 We rarely use slippers at home. Many Japanese have a time at barefoot in the house. When the visiter come to each house it’s comment to serve slippers. Oh, you heard tatami story 🥰🥰 It’s true to deteriorate faster on barefoot. On spring and summer we have a time at home on barefoot. Because it’s hot season. On fall season and winter we have socks at home. It changes on season. I love barefoot at home.
My wife and I visited a friend recently whose house rule was for us to remove our shoes at the door. I had on tennis shoes. My wife had on flip flops. So I entered in my socks, she in her bare feet. Both was infinitely better than wearing our shoes in there.
The difference between the culture of taking off shoes and the culture of not taking off shoes was very interesting! Thank you! In addition, "entering the house" and "going up to the house", "opening inward" and "opening outward" of the entrance, etc. Cultural differences are very interesting. I think it feels very uncomfortable to wear shoes and enter home, I would like to respect both cultures,too. Thank you very much! 靴を脱ぐ文化と脱がない文化の違い、とても面白かったです！ありがとうございます！ 他にも、「家に入る」と「家に上がる」、玄関の「内開き」と「外開き」など 文化の違いって面白いですね。 私も、靴を履いて家にはいるのは、とても居心地が悪く感じると思いますが、 どちら文化も尊重したいと思います。ありがとうございました！ kutu wo nugu bunnka to nuganai bunnka no chigai、totemo omosirokatta desu.arigato! hokanimo、「ie ni hairu」to「ie ni agaru」、genkan no 「uchibiraki」to「sotobiraki」nado、 bunka no chigaitte omosiroi desune. watasimo、kutusu wo haite ie ni hairunoha、totemo kimochiga waruku kanjiruto omoimasuga, dochira no bunka mo sonnchou sitai to omoimasu。arigatougozaimasita。
Thank you for your comment. It is interesting that for us Japanese, taking off our shoes is a normal thing to do, yet it has become a part of our own culture. Please let me know if you find any Japanese culture in your common behavior.
Thank you for watching ☺️☺️
Please remember when you enter Japanese house, take off your shoes 👞
I recently changed the way I record my voice.
Please let me know if there is any sound crack compared to the previous video.
Hello again Haruna! Thank you for another video! 🙏🏻👍🏼I was thinking about this topic yesterday!!! Did you read my mind?! 😮🤯
Thank you 😊
Hello again 😘
Yes 👍 Of course 😏😏😏
I can read your mind.
Your will come to my mind and decided to make a video hahaha
Anyway I’m so happy to tell you answer of your question 😎😎
i alway's like keeping my shoes myself butt sometimes i keep putting them back on cause of garbage i prefered to keep them off also cause i am a huge fan of anime i been a fan of them since 1st grade
In Indonesian we have a same culture, take off your shoes before entering someone house...
Wow. Nice 😊 We are Asian so I think our culture looks similar ??🥰🥰
面白かった、ありがとうございました。
日本語でのコメントありがとうございます🥰
とっても嬉しいです！
👍✅✅👌😍
In Japan (and all other Asian countries for that matter), people who wear shoes in the house are viewed as disrespectful savages!
I usually leave my shoes outside, but to stay indoors I wear slippers.
In the house we have tiles, or even marble which is usually very cold ... 😁
But I think we usually use shoes because it is not comfortable to be at home without it, it is a little strange.
I remember that they had explained to me that in Japan you must have socks at home, you cannot be without it because if you have a tatami, it will deteriorate faster over time, is that true?
Thank you, see you 🙌
P.s. You voice is ok 😊
Thank you for your comment 😍😍
We rarely use slippers at home. Many Japanese have a time at barefoot in the house. When the visiter come to each house it’s comment to serve slippers.
Oh, you heard tatami story 🥰🥰
It’s true to deteriorate faster on barefoot.
On spring and summer we have a time at home on barefoot. Because it’s hot season.
On fall season and winter we have socks at home. It changes on season.
I love barefoot at home.
We indians too ❤️❤️❤️ that's why we are same ❤️❤️❤️
We have same culture 😎👍
I work going into Japanese people’s houses and I usually just wear tyvek booties over my shoes , no way I am taking my shoes off 😂
My wife and I visited a friend recently whose house rule was for us to remove our shoes at the door. I had on tennis shoes. My wife had on flip flops. So I entered in my socks, she in her bare feet. Both was infinitely better than wearing our shoes in there.
The difference between the culture of taking off shoes and the culture of not taking off shoes was very interesting! Thank you!
In addition, "entering the house" and "going up to the house", "opening inward" and "opening outward" of the entrance, etc.
Cultural differences are very interesting.
I think it feels very uncomfortable to wear shoes and enter home,
I would like to respect both cultures,too. Thank you very much!
靴を脱ぐ文化と脱がない文化の違い、とても面白かったです！ありがとうございます！
他にも、「家に入る」と「家に上がる」、玄関の「内開き」と「外開き」など
文化の違いって面白いですね。
私も、靴を履いて家にはいるのは、とても居心地が悪く感じると思いますが、
どちら文化も尊重したいと思います。ありがとうございました！
kutu wo nugu bunnka to nuganai bunnka no chigai、totemo omosirokatta desu.arigato!
hokanimo、「ie ni hairu」to「ie ni agaru」、genkan no 「uchibiraki」to「sotobiraki」nado、
bunka no chigaitte omosiroi desune.
watasimo、kutusu wo haite ie ni hairunoha、totemo kimochiga waruku kanjiruto omoimasuga,
dochira no bunka mo sonnchou sitai to omoimasu。arigatougozaimasita。
Thank you for your comment.
It is interesting that for us Japanese, taking off our shoes is a normal thing to do, yet it has become a part of our own culture.
Please let me know if you find any Japanese culture in your common behavior.
@@harunachanneljapanesegirl Thank you for your reply.
I have already found it.
I will tell you later.
Really ?? Wow 🤩
you have creative idea always 🥳
Looking to forward to hearing interesting topics 🥺🥺
Where I live, in the United States, most people I know take their shoes off when entering someone's, or their own, house. Myself included.
My family and I take off our shoes at the door. Mostly because don’t want our carpet getting dirty😅
Thank you for your comment 🥰
Hahaha
Yes 🙌 we have same culture 😚😚
Nice video ☺️👍
Even Indian also leave shoes out of the house
Hi 👋
I was worried about you ☺️☺️ because I couldn’t get lovely comment from you in these days 🥰
How have you been ???
It is similar to Korean culture.
We are Asian 😍😍
@@harunachanneljapanesegirl yes asian😊
@@harunachanneljapanesegirl Korea and Japan are close
We have similar culture 😍
@@harunachanneljapanesegirl yes😊👍
The reason is because the shoes are dirty after we go outside the floor in our house can be dirty.😂
Hahaha
Thank you for teaching me another reason 😊😊
Right. It must be difficult to clean up the room 😉😉
@@harunachanneljapanesegirl hahaha, you knew that already right onee san? Ya it must be difficult to clean it again.😂
My shoes are taken off at the door then placed on a mat by the door inside 😁❤️😁 Ste 😁❤️😁
Wow 🤩 we are same 🥰🥰
Great 👍
running shoes Is old......😦😦
It’s my mom’s shoes hahaha
@@harunachanneljapanesegirl hahaha!!!
@@harunachanneljapanesegirl New Balance?
4:25 you?
It’s me
@@harunachanneljapanesegirl 👍