"Japanese people are so welcoming of individuality and not conforming to what everybody else is wearing." no girl they're just too polite to give you looks, they judge you but they mind they're business about it
DarkScarlatti Furthermore, that's because of their core culture "和(wa)". It means "keeping the harmony among the people". Those who spoil it (for example to do something strange) are regarded as crazy or a troublemaker, so Japanese people tend to avoid to concern them: not attack them but just only ignore it. Some people mistake it as Japanese people welcome strange things just because they don't deny them, but in fact, they just only don't want to cause a trouble due to concerning them. Those who live in Japanese society and are deeply involved with Japanese people can notice it easily, but it is very hard for tourists to notice it.
@@denischadima1175 That's awesome, thanks for the insight. I wish western cultures had that mentality. I think people usually feel entitled with their "freedom of speech" and forget what it is to live in a respectful/harmonious society. Especially when that freedom of speech does absolutely nothing but make people feel bad about themselves. For example saying "you look ridiculous with those clothes!"... sure that's your right to express your thoughts, but that doesn't have any positive outcome to your environment at all. I agree there should be freedom of speech when something wrong is happening and you must speak up, but the key is balance imo.
Maybe some will judge it but, Lolita fashion is big in japan, people in Harajuku and Akihabara find it really cool. So I think thats what she was talking about.
Biggest culture shock I experienced in Tokyo was the sheer amount of people. I’d never seen so many people in my life. Also how polite and friendly people are. How much standing in line for things and how fast and efficient service is. Weirdest thing was seeing people going to a music festival at the Tokyo Dome all dressed in certain colours for certain bands/singers like they were going to go follow a football or Baseball team. As well as seeing people cosplaying Anime and even wrestlers.
"Japanese people are so welcoming of individuality and not conforming to what everybody else is wearing." LOL, no girl! It's the opposite. Maybe in Tokyo it's more acceptable cuz you got some fashion culture out there, but take the train out to the suburbs. People look at you like you're crazy, unless you're dressed head to toe in Uniqlo.
I had the same thought, haha! I have heard through a few vlogs, however, that Gaikokujin are treated differently and held to separate standards as the Japanese hold to their own. :)
I have to agree about the food. It is really easy to find really good food for a relatively small amount of money. However, there are also tons of super expensive places, too, if you want to look at it. But, the girl thinking that Japanese people are "welcoming of individuality" is totally mistaken. It is an incredibly conformist society. The difference is that Japanese culture is very non-confrontational, so they will ignore your crazy fashion choices rather than tell you what they actually think about them.
Thanks for the agreeing to my idea. Yah it was so great to find so many great food options for under 1000 yen or 10 bucks usually. You can find my travel company at DiscoviTravel.com we run 8 day trips for 18 -35 year old groups to countries around the world. For only $499 including japan
Good to know! Here in Chile there was a terrotist attack in the subway too, it happened few years ago. They put bombs in the trashcans and no one noticed... Now every trashcan is like a plastic bag and its holder so we can see what's inside of it.
3:02 I was in Tokyo in the 1990s and there were garbage cans (rubbish bins) all over the place, including on the streets and in train stations. In 1995, the religious cult Aum Shinrikyo did a Sarin attack in the Japanese subway system. Shortly after that, some [possibly] Aum members and/or some copycats started putting dangerous things in the "rubbish bins" in train stations. Because of that, they got rid of all of the bins, apologized for the inconvenience, and said they would replace them some time in the future. I think they just got so used to it that they decided not to put them back.
My first trip to Tokyo my dad and I was looking for this special store and we looked around super confused by the subway station. This random man on a bike asked if we needed help, we showed him the store name and adress and he was like: oh yea, follow me! We assumed he was going in the same direction so we followed him on foot, him on his bike for like three blocks. Finally we came to the store, thanked him so much for the help and then.... he TURNS AROUND AND BIKES ALL THE WAY BACK. He wasn't going in that direction at all, he just helped us to get where we were going despite not having anything there to do. We'd never do that in Sweden. We'd just point in some direction and hope it works out 😅👍🏼 what's even more interesting about this "helpfulness" is that most japanese people aren'r very good at english but still try to help and go out of there way to help you. Love Japan, hopefully one day I'll move there!
中本じゃなくて鬼金棒な気もします。 I'm not sure but probably the ramen shop that he mentioned at 2:40 was KIKANBO（鬼金棒） in Ikebukuro, not Nakamoto because it is famous for the spiciest ramen in Tokyo (and is also located in Kanda). I like it and hope you try one, you can choose the level of spicy and sichuan pepper.
But the most EPIC thing I've experience when I was in Japan was the vending machines and the punctuality of the trains.There were so many vending machines in the streets and on the train stations which I personally think is really convenient. And in terms of train punctuality they would always arrive at the correct time ON THE DOT not even 1-2 min late, because I'm used the trains in the UK that tend to arrive like 20 min late or even completely cancelled which's quite common. So it was a great experience
I haven't been to Japan, but the two weirdest things so far that I've heard and read so far are: 1) the lack of pension programs for the elderly 2) that you can't actually dance at discos (I remember watching a Vox dot com documentary about a lawsuit passed about) leaving people looking for the most underground venues to express themselves. This are the most culture shocking things that cross my mind. Now the coolest? 1) The gothic maid cafes and girls walking around Harajuku on their Lolita outfits 2) their rockabilly cult (the greasy spike hairdoooooos)and their public dance. Now I have to tell you that I love your bent thumb, I do have the same, they say is a sign of flexibility and creativeness, you got it all! Plus I am amazed at your fluentness in English, Japanese and German all wrapped up with laces and ribbons of your cute smile and clear feminine voice, love it. You're incredible.
Probably everywhere else is safer than in the USA, which is with 40% of population owning guns...yeah yeah yeah guns doesnt kill people, but thumb which triggers the trigger belongs to them
I love that you include japanese subtitles like how you include english :) my only recommendation for your manager is to include " JAPAN CULTURE SHOCK & WEIRD THINGS FOREIGNERS FIND" in japanese in the title so more japanese people can find this.
Thanks for loving Japan 🇯🇵 💕But there are many bad sides in Japan 😭 We Japanese have to do our best for loving Japan from all around the world ‼️‼️ Thanks for japanese sub 🎶🎶
My biggest culture shocks were that there were no ryebread or margarine in Japan :D At least I didn't see anywere. In Finland we mostly use vegetable fat, not grease
Japan is very cool actually 💗 but weird thing is, why does my country hated them 😶💔 and whenever i said i love Japan, everyone always gave me weird looks... 😶 i love Japan~ 💗💕🇯🇵
i wanna share with you.. when i was in Osaka, i wear green clothes and everyone kinda staring at me.. i ask to my Japanese friend and he said green color is kinda weird in Japan and not many people wear that, especially girl 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@laris.official no.. i didnt wear hat actually. but yes, green is one of my fave color., so i wear green clothes occasionally... but if its not usual color for people to wear, its ok.. its like culture shock to me, cause in my country its no problem to wear any color 🙏🏻😊😊😊😊
11 March 2019, Palermo, Sicily. The tree branch and small flowers t-shirt worn by the black man is one of the most beautiful t-shirts I have seen for years or even decades. I sooo want one too!
How easy is it in japan if you only speak english? Obvioiusly i'm not against learning japanese but i struggle with languages. Will i be able to get along fine or do i need japanese lessons? Help would be appreciated as i'm planning to go to Japan next year.
As long as you have portable/pocket wifi for Google Maps and Google Translate, you'll be fine! Though I find it funny that most shopkeepers insist on talking to me in Japanese, hoping that I'll understand them somehow 😂
Most signs in stations etc are in English and in tourist areas people are prepared and use google translate on their phones to communicate with you. Studying some basics like "where is the toilet" can't hurt though, because they really don't speak any English :) Hope you have a great trip!
Maybe it's different in the city, but I live in the inaka (countryside) of Japan, and when it comes to traffic laws, they might as well not even exist. I see people running red lights all the time. They'll go so far past when the light has changed that the trams have to wait for them to cross to continue; added to the fact that people ignore Walk/Don't Walk signs constantly. There have been plenty of times where I'll be waiting at the Don't Walk sign (that's been illuminated for a good 3 seconds) and someone will just zoom past me on their bike, not even looking left or right to see if cars are coming.
Hello, can you understand English? I know it's rude and weird, but I cannot really ask anyone. Can you translate this phrase, please, in Japanese "People Live their Lives bound by what they accept as correct and true. That is how they define "Reality". But what does it mean to be "correct" or "true"? They are merely vague concepts... Their "Reality" may all be a mirage. Can we consider them to be simply living in their own world, shaped by their beliefs?"
楽しい動画ありがとうございます💞この動画、20回以上視聴しました🤗Thank you for the fun video.💞🤗 it's like a scene from a movie. Ｉ want to talk to this foreigner. That's very interesting. Ｉ can learn a lot from you. Thank you so much.💞🤗 これからも応援📣しています🍀デオドラントの話、いいな〜🤗
"Japanese people are so welcoming of individuality and not conforming to what everybody else is wearing." no girl they're just too polite to give you looks, they judge you but they mind they're business about it
Yeah, which is still more civilized and polite than giving mean looks/comments to strangers, based only on what they wear.
DarkScarlatti Furthermore, that's because of their core culture "和(wa)". It means "keeping the harmony among the people". Those who spoil it (for example to do something strange) are regarded as crazy or a troublemaker, so Japanese people tend to avoid to concern them: not attack them but just only ignore it.
Some people mistake it as Japanese people welcome strange things just because they don't deny them, but in fact, they just only don't want to cause a trouble due to concerning them.
Those who live in Japanese society and are deeply involved with Japanese people can notice it easily, but it is very hard for tourists to notice it.
@@denischadima1175 That's awesome, thanks for the insight.
I wish western cultures had that mentality. I think people usually feel entitled with their "freedom of speech" and forget what it is to live in a respectful/harmonious society. Especially when that freedom of speech does absolutely nothing but make people feel bad about themselves.
For example saying "you look ridiculous with those clothes!"... sure that's your right to express your thoughts, but that doesn't have any positive outcome to your environment at all.
I agree there should be freedom of speech when something wrong is happening and you must speak up, but the key is balance imo.
That sounds like most polite people
Maybe some will judge it but, Lolita fashion is big in japan, people in Harajuku and Akihabara find it really cool. So I think thats what she was talking about.
最初の女性の方、お人形みたいで可愛い😍😍
一番ありがたいのは日本語字幕を入れてくださる事です、そして可愛らしいくて楽しい話題が多い。（＾0＾）ノ
This whole group was so warm and cute, I love it. Why can't I ever meet ppl like this !
I feel the same way lol
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Hi I'm here for u haha
金髪の女の人がディズニープリンセスみたい...めっちゃ可愛い
思った！お人形さんや！
あんましそんなこと言うなよー
どこの国も困っている人には親切だと思います
３０年間ヨーロッパ在住です。いろんな国に住みましたが、大抵はいい加減なことを言って通り過ぎるか、無視されます。それが普通です。だからビデオの皆が日本の親切さに感激しているのです。でも、これは名指しで人を捕まえた場合のこと。日本では急いでいる救急車に人が止まらない、電車で席を譲らないことに驚きました。
I thought the girl was a co host
みんなニコニコしてて感じいいね
終電逃したら漫画喫茶がおすすめ
カワウソの散歩はたぶん日本でも見たことある人の方が珍しいと思う
Biggest culture shock I experienced in Tokyo was the sheer amount of people. I’d never seen so many people in my life. Also how polite and friendly people are. How much standing in line for things and how fast and efficient service is.
Weirdest thing was seeing people going to a music festival at the Tokyo Dome all dressed in certain colours for certain bands/singers like they were going to go follow a football or Baseball team. As well as seeing people cosplaying Anime and even wrestlers.
it’s like times square but EVERYWHERE
"Japanese people are so welcoming of individuality and not conforming to what everybody else is wearing." LOL, no girl! It's the opposite. Maybe in Tokyo it's more acceptable cuz you got some fashion culture out there, but take the train out to the suburbs. People look at you like you're crazy, unless you're dressed head to toe in Uniqlo.
Yes, but it isn't necessary to wear head to toe in uniqlo even in the suburbs. No one will care
kaafir I was being hyperbolic.
@@aprili.3802 oh i see
i laughed at that as well. even if it is a different style, it's still somewhat has a group conformity in that "unique" genre.
I had the same thought, haha! I have heard through a few vlogs, however, that Gaikokujin are treated differently and held to separate standards as the Japanese hold to their own. :)
ビルの間にある神社とかワクワクする
背の高い黒人の人めっちゃかわいい
I have to agree about the food. It is really easy to find really good food for a relatively small amount of money. However, there are also tons of super expensive places, too, if you want to look at it.
But, the girl thinking that Japanese people are "welcoming of individuality" is totally mistaken. It is an incredibly conformist society. The difference is that Japanese culture is very non-confrontational, so they will ignore your crazy fashion choices rather than tell you what they actually think about them.
this is so accurate
同感やな
Thanks for the agreeing to my idea. Yah it was so great to find so many great food options for under 1000 yen or 10 bucks usually. You can find my travel company at DiscoviTravel.com we run 8 day trips for 18 -35 year old groups to countries around the world. For only $499 including japan
please see also my video
thankyou
個性を歓迎してると思うけどね、
日本は本音と建前の文化を持ってるから何を話しても(何も話さなくても)勝手に意味を作られる場合があるのが悲しい側面です。
ゴミ箱が少ないのは、他の方が言ってますがテロの話と、もともとは日本人は歩きながら食べないから。いい大人になると食べずらい。
家のゴミを捨てる人がいるし
というかさ、毎回出てくる「外人のゴミ捨て困った話」って本当かな？
俺の場合、何か(たいていタバコｗ)買ったついでにコンビニに捨てるんだけど
一度もゴミ捨てに困ったことなんかないぞ(コンビニなんてそこら中にあるし)。
回収方法・事業ゴミは有料ですし臭いの問題等があるので無くても綺麗にできるならメリットよりデメリットが多いゴミ箱は少ない方がいいと思います。
日本人は行儀・礼儀よく規則正しいと思われてますがそれ以上により合理的と考える人種。
日本には昔から
郷に入れば郷に従え
って言葉ありますし、
外国人観光客が増えても日本は無理に外の国の文化に合わせる必要ないと思います。
値段に関わらず何食べてもおいしいっていうのはいいよね。多分日本の一番いい点やないんかな。
それに外国人にとっては多分一番救われる所だろうな。
ただこれに慣れてしまうと外国生活が滅茶苦茶つらい。
It was so great to meet you!! so glad I got the opportunity to do this interview with all you amazing people!!
Kawaii Kitty かわい過ぎてチャンネル登録しました！ほんっと可愛い。
Your style and makeup is so cute!!!💕
Supercute.
UR SO CUTE
東京の街中にゴミ箱がないのは、95年に地下鉄サリン事件があって以降、撤去されたからね。
ただ、公共の場で捨てたかったら駅のホームにはあるから、駅で探すと良いかも。
Good to know! Here in Chile there was a terrotist attack in the subway too, it happened few years ago. They put bombs in the trashcans and no one noticed... Now every trashcan is like a plastic bag and its holder so we can see what's inside of it.
なるほどね！説明してくださってありがとうございます。
@@matheuspadilla1929 どういたしまして！👍
日本をこんな風に発信してくれるなんてとても嬉しいです！
日本の田舎も楽しいですよ！
この5人組はどういう関係性なんだ...！！オタサーの姫的なやつなのか....！？！？
わかんないけど女の子がひたすら可愛い！！！
最後の方で少し話してないですか？左から二番目の方の会社のスタッフとお客さんみたいですよ。全員かどうかわかりませんが。
どっちかというとインタビューしてるカティーさんとファッションのテイストが似てて不思議の国のアリス風で同じ匂いがする
日本ではカワイイだけど母国ではちょっとあの娘変わってるって思われてるのかも
黒人さんはカッコいい😍笑うと爽やか
日本は日常ルールやマナーに厳しい国ですが、インタビューに出て来る若者の様に人の話にきちんと耳を傾ける様な方々は大歓迎ですね。
3:02 I was in Tokyo in the 1990s and there were garbage cans (rubbish bins) all over the place, including on the streets and in train stations. In 1995, the religious cult Aum Shinrikyo did a Sarin attack in the Japanese subway system. Shortly after that, some [possibly] Aum members and/or some copycats started putting dangerous things in the "rubbish bins" in train stations. Because of that, they got rid of all of the bins, apologized for the inconvenience, and said they would replace them some time in the future. I think they just got so used to it that they decided not to put them back.
真ん中の女性が可愛い過ぎて
それ
やばいわ
お人形さんみたい
私も、そう思いました。
めっちゃｶﾜ(・∀・)ｲｲ!!
金髪の女性、なんか日本人ぽくていいね
彼女をもっと見たいです！
中学、高校生の諸君! この動画を見て聞けば、一番英語力が付くと思うよ。
まじのネイティブは中高生にはキツイと思う。
@@ごきんじょたにがわくん 耳が大事！すぐなれると思うよ
@@ごきんじょたにがわくん 慣らすのには良いと思う
My first trip to Tokyo my dad and I was looking for this special store and we looked around super confused by the subway station. This random man on a bike asked if we needed help, we showed him the store name and adress and he was like: oh yea, follow me!
We assumed he was going in the same direction so we followed him on foot, him on his bike for like three blocks. Finally we came to the store, thanked him so much for the help and then.... he TURNS AROUND AND BIKES ALL THE WAY BACK. He wasn't going in that direction at all, he just helped us to get where we were going despite not having anything there to do.
We'd never do that in Sweden. We'd just point in some direction and hope it works out 😅👍🏼 what's even more interesting about this "helpfulness" is that most japanese people aren'r very good at english but still try to help and go out of there way to help you. Love Japan, hopefully one day I'll move there!
This may be the most entertaining "Foreigners in Japan" video yet!!
中本じゃなくて鬼金棒な気もします。
I'm not sure but probably the ramen shop that he mentioned at 2:40 was KIKANBO（鬼金棒） in Ikebukuro, not Nakamoto because it is famous for the spiciest ramen in Tokyo (and is also located in Kanda). I like it and hope you try one, you can choose the level of spicy and sichuan pepper.
At 9:30 Cathy tries to stand on her toes for extra height comparative to that giant!!! Lol
That was so adorable!!!
@Jon A. Yes sir you are correct!!!!
👍👍
Cathy is just small...even short Japanese girls look tall compare to her.
Giant, lol. Yeah that was funny though.
@@WadcaWymiaru She is 160 cm. That is little shorter than average white woman. Dude is over 190cm
Yeah, Kathy is just really small. I´m 1.73 m ( 5´7?) and the smallest amongst my friends and family. So the dude next to her is average hight for me.
この5人、何時間でも見てられるｗ
左から端からドイツ人の男性、建物に注目したコメント、見た目もカッコよすぎだし、
2番目の黒人の男性愛嬌あって、行った地名もちゃんと覚えているし日本を楽しんでる感じｗ
3番目の子は、メイクが日本人受けするし、角ヘアスタイル可愛い、とにかく可愛い！コスプレ感も日本人より感じずナチュラル！
4番目の黒人男性は立ち位置的に目立たないけど相槌やら共感のボディランゲージが可愛いｗ
5番目の黒人男性も日本でかなりいい面も悪い面もインパクト受けてますねｗでも前向きに捉えてて見てて楽しかったです！
この動画で登録決めました！！
What a happy group of people!!! I cannot even explain but they give off a really beautiful vibe.
But the most EPIC thing I've experience when I was in Japan was the vending machines and the punctuality of the trains.There were so many vending machines in the streets and on the train stations which I personally think is really convenient. And in terms of train punctuality they would always arrive at the correct time ON THE DOT not even 1-2 min late, because I'm used the trains in the UK that tend to arrive like 20 min late or even completely cancelled which's quite common. So it was a great experience
That girl is cute as hell!!!!!!
Is she Asian?
@andersonnick038 bro I meant the other girl besides Cathy!!!
Cathy is cute for sure but the other one is also cute!!!
I want to see her and Cathy duke it out 1v1
its piper perry, look at the first pic on google :D
She has an instagram (@kawaiii_kitty_) and youtube channel!
This was a very enjoyable group for an interview.. I Really enjoyed this to bits!
みんな楽しそうにポンポンと話が出てくるねw
I haven't been to Japan, but the two weirdest things so far that I've heard and read so far are: 1) the lack of pension programs for the elderly 2) that you can't actually dance at discos (I remember watching a Vox dot com documentary about a lawsuit passed about) leaving people looking for the most underground venues to express themselves.
This are the most culture shocking things that cross my mind. Now the coolest? 1) The gothic maid cafes and girls walking around Harajuku on their Lolita outfits 2) their rockabilly cult (the greasy spike hairdoooooos)and their public dance.
Now I have to tell you that I love your bent thumb, I do have the same, they say is a sign of flexibility and creativeness, you got it all! Plus I am amazed at your fluentness in English, Japanese and German all wrapped up with laces and ribbons of your cute smile and clear feminine voice, love it. You're incredible.
インタビュアーが可愛い
Man, I wish here in the US was as safe as Japan. I love their culture.
Probably everywhere else is safer than in the USA, which is with 40% of population owning guns...yeah yeah yeah guns doesnt kill people, but thumb which triggers the trigger belongs to them
The part where he said, "we don't carry cash mainly because we're scared of getting robbed got me dead" 😂😂
0:41 I thought right away that girl was with you for the interview. Hahahahaha
Love this group such chill vibes
一番左の男の人めっちゃイケメン！！
This was super enjoyable!! Loved the energy of all these lovely people, they seemed so genuine & open 🙌🏻
please see also my video
thankyou
I love that you include japanese subtitles like how you include english :) my only recommendation for your manager is to include "
JAPAN CULTURE SHOCK & WEIRD THINGS FOREIGNERS FIND" in japanese in the title so more japanese people can find this.
Throw your empty bottles and overall trash in the convenient stores (konbini) garbage boxes. You can find konbini every 100-300m if you look well.
The girl with the long blonde hair looks like Star Butterfly!
実に楽しいインタビュー、見ててこちらも楽しくなります。
Your way of speaking is so adorable 😊
左から２番目・中本君の話し方が好きです
真ん中の女性、可愛い過ぎないか！？❤️
There is little robbery in Japan, so even cash is OK.
Hahah I love the camera man 🤣🤣🤣 also people in video 💖
Thanks for loving Japan 🇯🇵 💕But there are many bad sides in Japan 😭 We Japanese have to do our best for loving Japan from all around the world ‼️‼️ Thanks for japanese sub 🎶🎶
現地で体験することが最も重要だってことがわかるインタビューですね♡
cant wait to see the weird and wonderful stuff out and around japan even cathy cat and adorable fruitcase!
日本の奇妙なところが日本人の自分にとっても奇妙でしたね。土産話にはもってこいですねw
海外の観光地で道に迷ったとき、どこの国の人も親切に対応してくれました。ニューヨークは特に、地図を見ているだけで老若男女さまざまな人に声をかけていただいたので、さすがだな〜と思いました。
My biggest culture shocks were that there were no ryebread or margarine in Japan :D At least I didn't see anywere. In Finland we mostly use vegetable fat, not grease
見終わったら、ブロンドのひよこちゃんしか観てなかった事に気づいた(#^^#)
The blossom print t-shirt is so cool!! And I love Kawaii Kitty, she has the cutest instagram :)
日本語の字幕ありがとうございます。動画の背景の場合によっては読むことが難しいですが、楽しく拝見しています。
日本を好きになって頂いて、ありがとうございます🙏🙏🙏
日本人はShyなので、少しでもカタコトの日本語で話して貰うと助かります‼️
外国の方々との接し方が判らない日本人が多いです(泣)
ヨロシクどーぞー🎶
Japan is very cool actually 💗 but weird thing is, why does my country hated them 😶💔 and whenever i said i love Japan, everyone always gave me weird looks... 😶 i love Japan~ 💗💕🇯🇵
What county are you from ?
@@hifumi3904 Malaysia 😶 ...
We Japanese never hate Malaysia. We respect Prime Minister Mahathir.
@@ze4037 thank you for not hating us, and sorry cause a lot of people here still hated Japan ☹
I am from Malaysia. No one I know hate Japan. Quite the opposite.
i wanna share with you.. when i was in Osaka, i wear green clothes and everyone kinda staring at me.. i ask to my Japanese friend and he said green color is kinda weird in Japan and not many people wear that, especially girl 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Interesting
Green hat might be a problem. Maybe it's not only in Korea idk I don't know if wearing green clothes means anything, I think it's only the green hat
@@laris.official no.. i didnt wear hat actually. but yes, green is one of my fave color., so i wear green clothes occasionally... but if its not usual color for people to wear, its ok.. its like culture shock to me, cause in my country its no problem to wear any color 🙏🏻😊😊😊😊
@@OctaviusheBlazekid its ok.. i know its different culture... so i understood 😊😊😊😊
@@laris.official wearing green hat means being cheated by boyfriend or girlfriend
All these people are so attractive wow
I'm still surprised by people knocking on the bathroom stall door. It's been 27 years.
一番最初のグループの真ん中のずっとニコニコしてる男の人、すっごい結婚したいタイプ。多分ありがとうとごめんなさいがしっかり言えるタイプ。
そりゃ成田から三軒茶屋は25000円かかるよ。羽田からなら6500円。まだ高いけどねw
だからみんな電車にするのさ。
全員めっちゃ魅力的だねぇ
2年くらい前にはよくこのチャンネルみてたけど、今もまだやってると知れて良かった♪
11 March 2019, Palermo, Sicily.
The tree branch and small flowers t-shirt worn by the black man is one of the most beautiful t-shirts I have seen for years or even decades. I sooo want one too!
I saw one a few weeks ago here in Harajuku but in different color
ジムなら東京や横浜であれば、普通の区立体育館に行けば利用可能だと思いますよ。
一般的に大きな体育館ならジムやフィットネススタジオはあると思いますけど、調べてみてはいかがでしょう？例えば港区区立体育館は結構外国人の利用もありました。たぶん観光客ではなかったと思いますが、観光客でも利用可能だと思います。
ついでに図書館とかも面白いかもしれませんね。
How easy is it in japan if you only speak english?
Obvioiusly i'm not against learning japanese but i struggle with languages. Will i be able to get along fine or do i need japanese lessons?
Help would be appreciated as i'm planning to go to Japan next year.
you will be fine.
As long as you have portable/pocket wifi for Google Maps and Google Translate, you'll be fine! Though I find it funny that most shopkeepers insist on talking to me in Japanese, hoping that I'll understand them somehow 😂
Most signs in stations etc are in English and in tourist areas people are prepared and use google translate on their phones to communicate with you. Studying some basics like "where is the toilet" can't hurt though, because they really don't speak any English :) Hope you have a great trip!
Nakamura-san had become called a human national treasure.
Maybe it's different in the city, but I live in the inaka (countryside) of Japan, and when it comes to traffic laws, they might as well not even exist. I see people running red lights all the time. They'll go so far past when the light has changed that the trams have to wait for them to cross to continue; added to the fact that people ignore Walk/Don't Walk signs constantly. There have been plenty of times where I'll be waiting at the Don't Walk sign (that's been illuminated for a good 3 seconds) and someone will just zoom past me on their bike, not even looking left or right to see if cars are coming.
日本は自然災害、特に地震が多くて停電になることも結構あるから
そうなった時に現金がないと食料調達もできないし
カードだけってのは難しいよね。
These guys were so amazing!
She is so cute and I just love her dress 💞💞💞
質問が的確でフォローも素晴らしい。インタビュアーにインテリジェンスを感じました。
Hello, can you understand English? I know it's rude and weird, but I cannot really ask anyone. Can you translate this phrase, please, in Japanese "People Live their Lives bound by what they accept as correct and true. That is how they define "Reality". But what does it mean to be "correct" or "true"? They are merely vague concepts... Their "Reality" may all be a mirage. Can we consider them to be simply living in their own world, shaped by their beliefs?"
sorry I cannot translate
@@wanwan1287 At least you replied thank you anyway
@@munyreach3009 interviewer is great.
カワウソや猫散歩させるのは日本人が見てもびっくりしますよ
Aww. This is so wholesome 😊
hei your channel so fun and made me lot of laugh thank you
I love when you say "Kattegat". I picture ourselves spending time together as vikings
Mvp!
Its a shame when people comment on how it is wierd to see people actually following the rules.
カードが中々復旧しないのは…やはり昔ながらの人との繋がりを重んじる人がまだ多いからでしょうね。受け渡しの時に挨拶したり会話に繋がりやすいと思います。日本の街並みも…アナログとデジタルが混ざってる感じがします。
違うやで。日本のクレジットカードにはポイントキャッシュバックがあるからその分手数料が乗るんやで。
５パーとか１０ぱーとか店側が負担するから利益率がいいものしか使って欲しくないんや。
海外はその制度がないから店側の負担が少ないからどこでも使えるんやで
@@mmmttt5074 ✨
私的ですが、コンビニなどで現金支払いした時に発生する端数の小銭…募金させてもらってます。カードだと気軽に募金出来なくなるので…困るなぁって感じです。
@@雪-g9s それと日本人は現金に信頼を寄せてるからねちょっと前に仮想通貨が流行って（多分ビットコイン）ハッキングされて大損した人が多かったことがあったけどそういうのもあってデジタルをまだ信用してない人が多いんだと思うその上日本は財布が盗まれる事が日常茶飯事であるわけでもないし現金のままでデメリットがほぼ無いからね
Anyone thought about the meme? 5 blacks 1 blond?haha
lmao i hate to admit that's what i immediately thought
me 2, ecchis! xD
Is she asian?
Instantly lol
Good ol' Piper Perri.
楽しい動画ありがとうございます💞この動画、20回以上視聴しました🤗Thank you for the fun video.💞🤗
it's like a scene from a movie.
Ｉ want to talk to this
foreigner.
That's very interesting. Ｉ can learn a lot from you.
Thank you so much.💞🤗
これからも応援📣しています🍀デオドラントの話、いいな〜🤗
登場人物全員かっこいい、可愛いし、綺麗だ！
Oh god I love Black Hair Gothic Lolita Cathy Cat
黒髪、セーラー服仕様の襟 似合いますね
(〃艸〃) 金髪の彼女もカワユス(〃艸〃)
男性陣の皆さん素敵
wow ... cathy cat together with kawaii kitty. two she-cats!
Are they really tall or is Cathy cat just short??? Lol great video!
Chillhomie7 Cathy is on the shorter side
dababy
The day Princess Peach visited Japan :3
Everyone’s talking about the pretty blonde girl but the guy in the green shirt from Germany is sooo cute 😍
0:48美男美女しかいない、、、
Huh. A white girl with 3 black guys looks familiar
She actually doing corn 🌽?
ドッグの美容室ですね！
グルーミングスクールを兼ねてますから、お客様のペットを
預かりシャンプーしてカットしてお返しする技術や接客
知識などを身につけていきます。
ごみ箱がなくなったのは、大きなテロが起きてから。手持ちのごみは、レストランでもコンビニでも受け取ってくれそうだ。
その理由を聞いたことがありますけど、イギリスでテロは日本より多いのに、たくさんゴミ箱が見えます。安全のため駅のゴミ箱では透明な袋は使ったられています、中身が見えますので。
@@catherinebutler4819 あと、日本ではなにかを食べながら歩くことは行儀が悪い、もしくは子供っぽいと考えられているから、そもそも路上のごみ箱の重要性が外国ほど高くないというのもありますね。
たしかに、本当だ！
It's the same situation in Iceland regarding Über , taxis are ridiculously expensive.
What island country has geothermal springs, a difficult language and expensive taxis? Oh, there are now two of them.
I am a man from Algeria I want friends from Japan I love the people of Japan and I love Japan😍😍😍😍😍😍😍😍
日本がカードではなく、現金を使ってるのは信用度だと思う。日本のお金は偽造が世界一難しいと思う（技術が詰まってる）その為、現金が使われてる。その反面、カード化には遅れてる（技術が無いわけではない）他には高齢者の増加（カードの使い方がよくわからない）個人的にカードはほとんど持ってない（カードを持つと贅沢になるのでｗ）
只呆然 私も現金の方が信用できる。
日本は電子マネーが普及してきたから。電子マネーはカードと違って店側に個人情報知られず買い物できる。
中国がキャッシュレスなのは偽造とそもそも人民元に通貨としての信任がないからだしね
精巧な現金を作る方が税金かかるけどね。
経営する側がカードだと初期の頃はお金が入ってくるのに三ヶ月かかってたのと
手数料がそれなりに高いから嫌煙されたんだと思う。
今はスマホがあればカード決済とか、Suica決済もお店に導入できるサービスがあるし
お金も１週間程度かな？
ただまぁ手数料を取られるので、値上げも余儀なくされるしメリットを感じる人が
少ないのかもね。
10:38 I finally heard Cathy's real accent.