2:15 I’m Japanese. Here is a problem in Japanese subway. When I was a high school student, I was sometimes molested in a crowded train. It’s not only me, a lot of girls who especially wear the school uniform are molested. It sucks. In a crowded train, it’s hard to find who touch. That’s why I really hate crowded trains in Japan. Also, I didn’t have the courage to say who did. Some people say it’s their fault because they wear exposed clothing. But it’s not a matter. We have to respect people whatever they wear. I hope no one get feeling sucks 😢. Hopefully,she won’t dislike Japan. ( My English might be wrong )
Your english is very clear en understable! (at least that's my second language) I heard about that, it's very unfortunate it happend nowdays and people are taking profit of the situation ... It happen sometimes in big cities in other countries as well as mine (France) but they tend to be more aggressive and direct in their behavior to the point where it's obvious to know what they are doing. Undortunatly, the police don't punish them hard enough and they are sometimes prone to start again, because they can :'(
It happened to me once !! An ugly old guy groped me on a train ( Chuo line ) during rush hour. I just stood and did nothing, but when the train came to the station I grabbed him turned around, saw him on the eyes ( I saw panic on his eyes ), then grabbed and squeezed his balls..HARD. Then I calmly alighted the train.
I'm going to Japan in late March, I was nervous already due to my height and that I stutter when I speak my broken japanese- But I have a slight phobia of being stared at, now that I know they will stare for sure-- aaaah lol I'm even more nervous.
The staring generally isn't that noticeable, don't worry! And for the most part if you do notice, it's not malicious at all! When I noticed staring I would look back and smile and would generally get a smile back and a hello.
The first lady was probably stared at because her top was inappropriate and showed too much of her chest. I’m really covered in tattoos and don’t noticed being stared at that much. People will look at you but give them a smile and a quick nod and they’ll smile and look away. They are very polite and shy people.
I got stared at a little bit and I was able to ignore it without being too bothered...I have social anxiety so that's really something! xD. One time two high school girls came up to me after the usual session of staring because they really liked my coat so I think for the most part, people stare because they are interested in knowing more about you. Of course a phobia isn't as simple as rationalizing thoughts so you will probably still feel very nervous, but try to keep it in mind that they aren't usually judging you. As it is late march now, did you still go? I know the virus might have prevented a lot of tourism. If you did go, did you enjoy it?
The girl in the neon dress, damn I feel bad for her. It’s probably weird for Japanese people to see women in exposing clothing, so he probably thought that she was asking for it or something, it’s disgusting to know some people think that way nowadays but sadly there are a lot of em. I hope she doesn’t get harassed again, and the polish dude has a nice accent ngl-
The girl in the neon dress looked so pretty. Lol her story about the Japanese guy harassing her... he totally failed at trying to hit on her. Like boy, either shoot your shot or walk away don't linger creepily.
So no one was talking about the fact that they have child things and their erotic shop....?? I’m sorry but I’m a human and I am very deeply sickened by that and I don’t know why people are letting the shops get away with that in Japan, I’m shocked that their is a “trend” or “preference” in children... it’s very disgusting and I hope they get that out of here for the safety of children in japan.
Sadly, its been like that for a long time. There are shops with hentai books and all the girls look about 4-5 years old. they always say they are of age but they know they aren't in the books. Wish it was stopped 🤢🤢🤢
I always get culture shock going back into the US. Just the whole "time is money" thing, and you basically have to book days and times to get coffee with your childhood best friends WELL in advance, or you run the risk of not being able to see them at all! Ireland is so spontaneous compared to that, and WAY more community centred.
@@canavero4288 oh no, I wasn't talking about shops, I was talking about friends 😅 i have to book my friends to spend time with them whenever I visit, otherwise it's not happening. Cause heaven forbid they drop what they're doing to spend one day with a best friend they haven't seen in a couple years 🙈 totally not salty about it haha
I had a reverse culture shock when i came back from japan when I rode a regular train to chicago to meet up with my friends. The train I was on felt so huge! I was used to a one level train which was clean and quiet, but the trains here are two stories and also SO LOUD. There was teenagers yelling so loud I could hear them through my headphones. I know the US is known for being loud, but only when you live in a quiet country for a bit do you actually understand haha (Also, just wanted to clarify for any non us/chicago residents that the trains within chicago are single level ((Still not very clean though)) and the trains that are outside of the city which sometimes take you in are the double decker ones)
The “tiny little cars”, vans, trucks, etc are kei vehicles. They’re a class subject to lower taxes in Japan due to their smaller size and smaller engines. Kei trucks are fairly common grey imports here in America. If you put a speed limiter on them, you don’t even have to wait until they’re 25 years old like most grey imports. Ranchers, hunters, and off-road enthusiasts have found them to be a cheaper (and in many ways, better) alternative to side-by-sides (like the Yamaha Rhino and Polaris Ranger), and many universities, hospitals, and airports use them instead of golf carts as light utility vehicles. Where I live, southern Arizona, they’ve become the perfect machine for tackling the dunes. They’re light like VW-based buggies, but have optional four-wheel-drive like bigger trucks. Suzuki Samurais (which are also technically kei vehicles) are also popular for the same reason.
The Japanese stare quietly, so the other party cannot perceive. If your gaze is likely to be detected by your opponent, it will stop immediately. In that sense, Japan is a surveillance society.
@@tohokoolvlogs4267 You should expect to be watched more than twice as much as if you were aware of it. So if you do something wrong, they will immediately spread the word to the community and society. And the Japanese label good and bad things collectively by country and race. Foreigners who come to Japan should be aware that they are representing their own country.
Tbh, as an Asian I'd also stare at foreigners, cause I live in the suburbs and I literally see a foreigner once a year or once in 2 years cause I rarely go to the capital, and I feel guilty for staring
Anisse Ezra I‘m a „foreigner“ and I wouldn’t mind so much. Sure, if you overdo it and don’t break eye contact even after getting caught it’s a bit freaky, but if you don’t it’s ok, we understand.
...it would be culture shock if I were in Japan in 198... somenthing. All the information we can get today on internet, for me only shock was 18 h travel time. 😁
hi just wanted to ask if someone knows how to post my trasnlation on a video? i mean i'v done it already but it said it need to be reviewed ,does anyone know how long does it take or the right way to do it?
@@AridersLifeYT yeah, two are totally different countries for sure but they've got some accents in common. Obviously, Aussies never pronounce Fish and chips, fesh and cheps or eggs, iggs like Kiwis do but both Aussies and Kiwis sound a bit squashed in my British ears. They both pronounce the vowels very uniquely.
I love your channel you are always so happy and really nice and so funny. You must love what you do. I am just curious do you have some Japanese heritage? Or you just love the culture?
Avoiding peak hour on trains and subways is a really good idea. On new year's eve, don't try to travel in Japan. Just forget it and plan to go somewhere in walking distance of your hotel. I once had the misfortune of travelling from Narita to Kanazawa on new year's eve and it was a nightmare. Never again.
Anyone else have worse reverse culture shock than they ever had regular culture shock? Surely I'm not the only one that was freaked out when they came home from Japan. I think I'll a skit about reverse culture shock soon.
I was like one of descibed last for you, I was carrying 2 japanese life sized child dolls and was struggling to fit this into carriages. thankfully tokyo rail guards were understanding and helpful.
Hopefully, when this COVID nonsense clears, I can go to Japan next year. That's why i'm watching youtube clips about Japan, what to do, what not to do, etc.
I cant wait to get out to japan on my first touring visit to japan so looking forward to it I might even be lucky i might see Moonie Cathy cat on my travels!At the airports do they have a luggage deliveries service to your hotels?Is it expensive? would you recommend using them and where abouts would you find them?
Robert Sadler you can find luggage delivery companies at the airport. I don’t recommend using them as they are expensive and it usually takes 1 or 2 days to have your luggage delivered. It’s easy to take it with you on the train or bus.
Brian Woods I think that she interviews people with several questions and only uses certain parts of their interview for different videos so it is easier to do all in one shot instead of taking their time trying to find new people to interview.
On my second day in Shinjuku there was a young man with his pants around his ankles, pointing to his penis. That was strange. Edit: He looked surprised to find he has a penis. As if he was an alien still getting to grips with his new human form.
What shocked the most as a foreigner in Japan: Being interviewed by a german grown up woman dressed like a teenager anime girl despite her face looking older
They'll stare at you if you eat while walking too for some reason. It seems to me they have this weird unwritten (it's not a law) social rule that says not to eat while walking, and I can't for the life of me figure out why. What's wrong with walking and eating? Weirdo Japanese...Other than that, I don't really get stared at much just for being a foreigner, but maybe that's because I live in Tokyo, and they're fairly used to us? I dunno.
From what I've heard in other videos, skin color plays a role. A lot of Japanese people aren't used to dark-skinned people and can be a bit impolite in their curiosity.
I think it has to do with the perception of uncleanliness, meaning you could be dropping your food as you walk. It's always recommended to just squat outside of the convenience store to eat, especially since it's also the only place you're going to find a trash can.
"It seems to me they have this weird unwritten (it's not a law) social rule that says not to eat while walking, and I can't for the life of me figure out why." Nothing weird about that, it's a pretty basic "don't be a selfish asshole", really. The streets can get very crowded and they simply would prefer not to have your food end up on their clothes or shoes. It's part of their "don't be a nuisance to others" attitude, just like not being loud on the train, etc.
@@cold-fire Squatting while eating? Doesn't that seem, neanderthalish? I know Eastern Europeans do it, but at least they got the posture to make it look classy and normal, everyone else not so much.
Here's some weirder context, while it's strange and I suppose inappropriate to eat while walking, it's perfectly legal, and socially acceptable to drink Alcohol in open public in Japan at practically any time of the day, seems pretty hypocritical if you ask me.
They stare cause you're freaking loud. Also she's dressed like a hoochie mama. If she wore that in NY she would get stared at and some spanish dude will do the dog call an go hey mamacita and a black dude will be like yo, yo girl aaaaight!
You look adorable with your pigtails pulled straight to the side like that! I like how you wear them loose AND/OR braided, it looks so cute and kinda hot. 😘
mohamed alkhal In love? No. But I do find her attractive, which I’ve made clear by voicing my opinion. While it may have confused you when I started out my statement by saying “You look…”, seemingly stating an opinion or fact, later saying “I like…” makes it clear that the comment is made from my own opinion; as the source of the preference is made only once, so no conflicting sources are said, it is clear that the entire comment is my own opinion.
2:15
I’m Japanese. Here is a problem in Japanese subway. When I was a high school student, I was sometimes molested in a crowded train. It’s not only me, a lot of girls who especially wear the school uniform are molested. It sucks. In a crowded train, it’s hard to find who touch. That’s why I really hate crowded trains in Japan. Also, I didn’t have the courage to say who did. Some people say it’s their fault because they wear exposed clothing. But it’s not a matter. We have to respect people whatever they wear. I hope no one get feeling sucks 😢. Hopefully,she won’t dislike Japan. ( My English might be wrong )
Your english is very clear en understable! (at least that's my second language)
I heard about that, it's very unfortunate it happend nowdays and people are taking profit of the situation ...
It happen sometimes in big cities in other countries as well as mine (France) but they tend to be more aggressive and direct in their behavior to the point where it's obvious to know what they are doing. Undortunatly, the police don't punish them hard enough and they are sometimes prone to start again, because they can :'(
It happened to me once !! An ugly old guy groped me on a train ( Chuo line ) during rush hour. I just stood and did nothing, but when the train came to the station I grabbed him turned around, saw him on the eyes ( I saw panic on his eyes ), then grabbed and squeezed his balls..HARD. Then I calmly alighted the train.
私も、、日本の痴漢文化がなければどれだけ最高な国になるだろ、、
私の学校のクラスでは、聞いた子は全員痴漢被害の経験がありました、、
Can I punch man who molester girl in train or subway?
your English is perfect, and I'm sorry that happened to you
When watching the Australian girls
All I could think about was
“Hotel? Trivago.”
I'm going to Japan in late March, I was nervous already due to my height and that I stutter when I speak my broken japanese- But I have a slight phobia of being stared at, now that I know they will stare for sure-- aaaah lol I'm even more nervous.
The staring generally isn't that noticeable, don't worry! And for the most part if you do notice, it's not malicious at all! When I noticed staring I would look back and smile and would generally get a smile back and a hello.
The first lady was probably stared at because her top was inappropriate and showed too much of her chest.
I’m really covered in tattoos and don’t noticed being stared at that much. People will look at you but give them a smile and a quick nod and they’ll smile and look away. They are very polite and shy people.
I got stared at a little bit and I was able to ignore it without being too bothered...I have social anxiety so that's really something! xD. One time two high school girls came up to me after the usual session of staring because they really liked my coat so I think for the most part, people stare because they are interested in knowing more about you.
Of course a phobia isn't as simple as rationalizing thoughts so you will probably still feel very nervous, but try to keep it in mind that they aren't usually judging you.
As it is late march now, did you still go? I know the virus might have prevented a lot of tourism. If you did go, did you enjoy it?
Nobody really cares that your taller then most of them,
@@HylkjenArt the exits of the train cares -_-
can we all address the fact the Polish guy is really cute.
Eeeew NO
Sorry I'm a lesbian
Sumida Ryogoku I mean he’s not my type either but there is no need to say something like „ew“. Thats really disrespectful.
@@monbebe810 eewwww NO
Even tho I'm male
The girl in the neon dress, damn I feel bad for her.
It’s probably weird for Japanese people to see women in exposing clothing, so he probably thought that she was asking for it or something, it’s disgusting to know some people think that way nowadays but sadly there are a lot of em.
I hope she doesn’t get harassed again, and the polish dude has a nice accent ngl-
The girl in the neon dress looked so pretty. Lol her story about the Japanese guy harassing her... he totally failed at trying to hit on her. Like boy, either shoot your shot or walk away don't linger creepily.
5:45 Literally a kangaroo comes right behind them when talking to Aussies loll
kangaroo express
8:26 what happened there? I wanna know what she wa going to say. ！
x2
x3
I'm assuming the girl didn't speak English. Some Poles can have trouble with the language.
Yeah I wonder what happened
Her answer must had been really crazy!
So no one was talking about the fact that they have child things and their erotic shop....?? I’m sorry but I’m a human and I am very deeply sickened by that and I don’t know why people are letting the shops get away with that in Japan, I’m shocked that their is a “trend” or “preference” in children... it’s very disgusting and I hope they get that out of here for the safety of children in japan.
Sadly, its been like that for a long time. There are shops with hentai books and all the girls look about 4-5 years old. they always say they are of age but they know they aren't in the books. Wish it was stopped 🤢🤢🤢
Cultural relativism, people. Get educated. Stop viewing things only through your narrow lense.
@@Woodsaras WTF?
@@Woodsaras dont say cultural relativism. It’s like you think Japanese people are stupid or something.
@@Woodsaras facts
結構胸元が空いてる服を着てたりしたら変な男が寄ってくるのは多いと思います😭💦
黒人だからといって見ているのでは無く日本では明るい格好をしている人が少ないから珍しいな！とかかっこいい🥺💖と思って見ていると思います。
日本人は恥ずかしがり屋だから口には出せないの笑
どうか次は嫌な思いせずに日本に来て欲しいな💭✨
I always get culture shock going back into the US. Just the whole "time is money" thing, and you basically have to book days and times to get coffee with your childhood best friends WELL in advance, or you run the risk of not being able to see them at all! Ireland is so spontaneous compared to that, and WAY more community centred.
that's because Ireland only has 4 million people. of course shops will be less booked if the population is that tiny.
@@canavero4288 oh no, I wasn't talking about shops, I was talking about friends 😅 i have to book my friends to spend time with them whenever I visit, otherwise it's not happening. Cause heaven forbid they drop what they're doing to spend one day with a best friend they haven't seen in a couple years 🙈 totally not salty about it haha
yeah frrr, irish people LOVE to socialize
真冬の北海道の駅のホームの自動販売機が冷たいものだけだった時は我が目を疑いました。
わかる笑笑笑
I had a reverse culture shock when i came back from japan when I rode a regular train to chicago to meet up with my friends. The train I was on felt so huge! I was used to a one level train which was clean and quiet, but the trains here are two stories and also SO LOUD. There was teenagers yelling so loud I could hear them through my headphones. I know the US is known for being loud, but only when you live in a quiet country for a bit do you actually understand haha (Also, just wanted to clarify for any non us/chicago residents that the trains within chicago are single level ((Still not very clean though)) and the trains that are outside of the city which sometimes take you in are the double decker ones)
The “tiny little cars”, vans, trucks, etc are kei vehicles. They’re a class subject to lower taxes in Japan due to their smaller size and smaller engines.
Kei trucks are fairly common grey imports here in America. If you put a speed limiter on them, you don’t even have to wait until they’re 25 years old like most grey imports. Ranchers, hunters, and off-road enthusiasts have found them to be a cheaper (and in many ways, better) alternative to side-by-sides (like the Yamaha Rhino and Polaris Ranger), and many universities, hospitals, and airports use them instead of golf carts as light utility vehicles. Where I live, southern Arizona, they’ve become the perfect machine for tackling the dunes. They’re light like VW-based buggies, but have optional four-wheel-drive like bigger trucks. Suzuki Samurais (which are also technically kei vehicles) are also popular for the same reason.
日本の軽自動車は海外ではあまり売ってなくて欲しがってる人多いんだけど、その国の規格に合わなくて簡単にはう売ることが出来ないらしい。
観光客はなるべく電車が混雑する時間は避けた方が良いですね。
満員電車に記念に乗る人もいるらしい
電車の件や凝視されるのを肌の色が原因かと思っているようだけど、たぶん本当は肌の色とは関係なく服装が原因だろうね
The Japanese stare quietly, so the other party cannot perceive.
If your gaze is likely to be detected by your opponent, it will stop immediately.
In that sense, Japan is a surveillance society.
@@tohokoolvlogs4267 You should expect to be watched more than twice as much as if you were aware of it.
So if you do something wrong, they will immediately spread the word to the community and society.
And the Japanese label good and bad things collectively by country and race.
Foreigners who come to Japan should be aware that they are representing their own country.
Even I get culture shocks as a Japanese whether good or bad. It's good to hear those comments.
Tbh, as an Asian I'd also stare at foreigners, cause I live in the suburbs and I literally see a foreigner once a year or once in 2 years cause I rarely go to the capital, and I feel guilty for staring
Anisse Ezra I‘m a „foreigner“ and I wouldn’t mind so much. Sure, if you overdo it and don’t break eye contact even after getting caught it’s a bit freaky, but if you don’t it’s ok, we understand.
Don't do it so much
So you should. It's rude. Put yourself in their shoes. Plus when it's from the opposite sex it's dead creepy. Ugh
I understand
Its ok just dont stare to long
I love your natural bubbly personality
...it would be culture shock if I were in Japan in 198... somenthing. All the information we can get today on internet, for me only shock was 18 h travel time. 😁
ikr, at least spend a little time on google before visiting another country lol
hi just wanted to ask if someone knows how to post my trasnlation on a video? i mean i'v done it already but it said it need to be reviewed ,does anyone know how long does it take or the right way to do it?
It is! Check it out
Wait? You cut that last Polish girl completely out.
She said something inappropriate didn't she?
Yet the Loli Sex Doll topic made it in the video.
They could've cut the question as well. I think it's a problem of editing and she probably gave the same answers
Maybe she just gave the same answer as someone else or didn't have a real thing that shocked her. Unnecessary then
ポーランドの左側にいる人の服が可愛すぎる…黄色染め…
I really love the Australian accent
those 2 australian girls have the worst version of the australian accent, its the poor suburbs accent.
They sound very kiwi at the same time. I like that accent.
@@mrbluesky771 nah man, you just cant hear the difference. 2 totally different countries.
@@AridersLifeYT yeah, two are totally different countries for sure but they've got some accents in common. Obviously, Aussies never pronounce Fish and chips, fesh and cheps or eggs, iggs like Kiwis do but both Aussies and Kiwis sound a bit squashed in my British ears. They both pronounce the vowels very uniquely.
BikeStuff cultural cringe much mate
The poland guy was cute af
I love your channel you are always so happy and really nice and so funny. You must love what you do.
I am just curious do you have some Japanese heritage? Or you just love the culture?
Don't close the taxi door by your hand
Wait how are you supposed to do it?
@@lunamonreal9761 i think there's a button inside the car that you press for the door to close
Love Tokyo, can't wait until I go again in March for the 2 day Knotfest.
9:15 😅 it's true..
Avoiding peak hour on trains and subways is a really good idea. On new year's eve, don't try to travel in Japan. Just forget it and plan to go somewhere in walking distance of your hotel. I once had the misfortune of travelling from Narita to Kanazawa on new year's eve and it was a nightmare. Never again.
Why ? I'm just curious
Anyone else have worse reverse culture shock than they ever had regular culture shock? Surely I'm not the only one that was freaked out when they came home from Japan.
I think I'll a skit about reverse culture shock soon.
same! 😳
What website is that site the girl mentioned to get discounts around 5 minutes in? Klute? or something
Klook
@@JenJen-so2ng thanks!
Love to see the bloopers come back 🤣🤣🤣
As allways .... great content !!
Ayy im from Poland 🙋
And im going to Japan in July 😊💕 ah i can't wait
I was like one of descibed last for you, I was carrying 2 japanese life sized child dolls and was struggling to fit this into carriages. thankfully tokyo rail guards were understanding and helpful.
What are the life sized child dolls used for?
@@Wahahoney I... I don't think we want to know.
映像がとても綺麗だといつも思っているのですが、カメラは何を使用されているのですか。
Last time I was this early Cathy Cat and Director-San were still filming the video. ❤
could you maybe do a half japanese interview/video cause that one had the most views
ooo I have Polish friends but they are somewhat mixed nationality and living in Poland. xD
Hopefully, when this COVID nonsense clears, I can go to Japan next year. That's why i'm watching youtube clips about Japan, what to do, what not to do, etc.
For that girl and the train incident, you should've checked his foot for a camera.
Just the thought of people trying to film under your skirt scares the shit out of me.
質問を受けてくれた人にはプレゼントとかあげるのかな？
ポケットチッシュでもお礼にあげたらいいのでは？
絶対痴漢するのに外人をターゲットにしたらあかんやろ。「なんやねん？」って直で言ってくるもん笑
↑多分
I cant wait to get out to japan on my first touring visit to japan so looking forward to it I might even be lucky i might see Moonie Cathy cat on my travels!At the airports do they have a luggage deliveries service to your hotels?Is it expensive? would you recommend using them and where abouts would you find them?
Robert Sadler you can find luggage delivery companies at the airport. I don’t recommend using them as they are expensive and it usually takes 1 or 2 days to have your luggage delivered.
It’s easy to take it with you on the train or bus.
@@BlueSkyeDays. Thank you!
最近よく動画見てます！英語の勉強としても見ているので、英語字幕もつけて頂けると嬉しいです😆
あんまり参考にしない方がいい、きちんと聞いてみたほうがいい、かなりデタラメ翻訳してます
このネコは派手だけど可愛いネコです。
where are asian foreigners are they not counted as foreigners anymore? Just wandering
You are the best Cathy!
Do you sometimes use old video? Or am I suffering Deja Vu. I have seen some of these people before.
Brian Woods I think that she interviews people with several questions and only uses certain parts of their interview for different videos so it is easier to do all in one shot instead of taking their time trying to find new people to interview.
電車で大きな声で喋ってる外国の方を多く見るけどもそれが普通なのかね。個人的には静かにして欲しいくらいんだけども…
電車で話すのは普通ですよ。びっくりしたのは、逆に 電車で 寝ているひとたち。皆んな、辛そうな顔して寝てるから、びっくりした。元気になってね、日本。あまり 働きすぎないでー！
自分が理解してない言語は大きく聞こえるらしいよ
Love u so much🤣💕
On the first video, the white t-shirt looks like it has a Cathy Cat on it.
NO! Her style is very different. Plus, the depiction on tge t shirt is of a beautiful girl where the hist is very normal looking
なぜ最後の人のコメントをカットしたの⁉️気になる😅
eigo ga heta datta kara desyo hyoujou kara mitemo nani hanashiteru ka rikaishitenasasoudashi
no ne ラテン語かと思ったよw
EVERYONE MAKE SURE TO PURCHASE SOME MERCH..! the shirts are AWESOME!
日本人が地味な服なんやないで
あんたが派手なんや
RUclips deやる夫 だな笑笑
日本が地味と感じます。
宗教の問題でもないのにこんなに黒っぽい服が多い国ってなかなかないですよね！
誰でもじっと見られたらいい気分にはならん。外人だろうと日本人だろうとじっと見てたらメンチ切ってるって誤解するから必要な時以外はじろじろ見ないに限る。
決められた時間に限られた時間を使い出勤する人たちに「大きな荷物」を持ち利用する人には日本では「常識外れ」と映り受け入れられないしょう。
但し外国人が知らずに乳母車で赤ん坊を連れ込んだ場合は例外はあるでしょう。
物と人の命の違いでしょう。
All the cars here are cute and tiny? I have no idea what this girl is talking about... :-/
Lmao
2:18 日本が本当に申し訳ございません。。。。😢
Good🤣👍✨
On my second day in Shinjuku there was a young man with his pants around his ankles, pointing to his penis. That was strange. Edit: He looked surprised to find he has a penis. As if he was an alien still getting to grips with his new human form.
04:00 what is that accent?
She showed briefly where everyone is from, they are from Australia!
Cathy Cat always looking cute.
What shocked the most as a foreigner in Japan: Being interviewed by a german grown up woman dressed like a teenager anime girl despite her face looking older
They'll stare at you if you eat while walking too for some reason. It seems to me they have this weird unwritten (it's not a law) social rule that says not to eat while walking, and I can't for the life of me figure out why. What's wrong with walking and eating? Weirdo Japanese...Other than that, I don't really get stared at much just for being a foreigner, but maybe that's because I live in Tokyo, and they're fairly used to us? I dunno.
From what I've heard in other videos, skin color plays a role. A lot of Japanese people aren't used to dark-skinned people and can be a bit impolite in their curiosity.
I think it has to do with the perception of uncleanliness, meaning you could be dropping your food as you walk. It's always recommended to just squat outside of the convenience store to eat, especially since it's also the only place you're going to find a trash can.
"It seems to me they have this weird unwritten (it's not a law) social rule that says not to eat while walking, and I can't for the life of me figure out why."
Nothing weird about that, it's a pretty basic "don't be a selfish asshole", really. The streets can get very crowded and they simply would prefer not to have your food end up on their clothes or shoes.
It's part of their "don't be a nuisance to others" attitude, just like not being loud on the train, etc.
@@cold-fire Squatting while eating? Doesn't that seem, neanderthalish? I know Eastern Europeans do it, but at least they got the posture to make it look classy and normal, everyone else not so much.
Here's some weirder context, while it's strange and I suppose inappropriate to eat while walking, it's perfectly legal, and socially acceptable to drink Alcohol in open public in Japan at practically any time of the day, seems pretty hypocritical if you ask me.
02:45 not because you're brown i think, but because you're hot
最初の女性が魅力的過ぎたんだよ(笑)
8:14 this guy isn't cultured enough
yikes
gross.
"they didn't get the memo" because it's just not how their culture is
あんまり日本の印象良くないな（笑）
名無しの佐藤くん
まぁ、日本は特殊ですし、仕方ないでしょう笑
エロが多かったね
They stare cause you're freaking loud. Also she's dressed like a hoochie mama. If she wore that in NY she would get stared at and some spanish dude will do the dog call an go hey mamacita and a black dude will be like yo, yo girl aaaaight!
you sound like an exhausting human being
ikr she seems like she has no self-awareness
You look adorable with your pigtails pulled straight to the side like that! I like how you wear them loose AND/OR braided, it looks so cute and kinda hot. 😘
Yikes
I do not agree. You're probably are in love with her
mohamed alkhal In love? No. But I do find her attractive, which I’ve made clear by voicing my opinion.
While it may have confused you when I started out my statement by saying “You look…”, seemingly stating an opinion or fact, later saying “I like…” makes it clear that the comment is made from my own opinion; as the source of the preference is made only once, so no conflicting sources are said, it is clear that the entire comment is my own opinion.
@@PoiColle very much yikes lmao
@@bostontracy5151 too long didn't read.