Let me share this . Singaporean's advises were not without basis. I've worked in factories in Singapore where I have to deal with subordinates not able to turn up for work because they were robbed early in the wee hours of the morning in their way to work in Singapore . I have properties in JB and experienced break ins when we left the house unattended for the week . I am not putting down Malaysia but it is a fact they have a long way to assuring every tourist of safety.
Kudos to you, your historical facts on Singapore and Malaysia are absolutely spot on! Some vloggers get theirs so wrong that I don't even bother to correct them. Hope you keep up the excellent research!
As a Johorean, i am very happy to see a video about JB! JB is indeed more dangerous if you want to compare to Singapore (in fact, Singapore and Japan has one of the safest country in the world). I would love to bring you to walk around JB by any chance.
You are a rightous and objective mindset person. It is good to make it known to public so that JB authority will heighten the awareness and improve the tourists and local safety. This is right! Dont be negativiy and claim Singaporeans are mocking Malaysia. Btw, Singaporeans are tourists too and spend tourist dollars in Malaysia. Is a win win situatiin. Many Malaysians come to Singapore to work, they are protected and happily earning Sing dollars. Is just a small token, JB should improve the safety for the local and tourists.
I'm one of them who got mugged in JB. The worst thing is that it is inside my hotel room and the hotel is a 5 star hotel equipped with cctv and security. That is how brazen these thieves are over there.
@@BJ-dn2ji In Malaysia, the foreigners are more timid than the locals bcos they do not want their work permits revoked and get deported. Most crimes are committed by locals unless it is in Sabah where there's proximity to the Philippines.
@@BJ-dn2jihe was not caught eventhough the police was called to investigate. From the cctv, he looks familiar with the hotel and even uses the gym eventhough he's not a hotel guest! He target lone traveller, I'm super low profile wearing and behaving like a local already.
I think countries like Malaysia, especially, JB, as foreign traveller, you just need to constantly keep watching your back and don't leave things unattended. The locals are smart also, they target certain nationalities that would cause less sensation. There may be a lot of unreported crimes as well.
as a 30 year resident of Woodlands, i really really appreciated you doing a video on woodlands! i'd be happy to bring you around rarely seen locations in and around woodlands the next time you're here!
My family went to visit relatives in JB. So we went out to eat, one with a Singaporean car number, one JB car number. Parked it for 2 hours and came back to the Singaporean car broken into, and the JB car untouched. The window was shattered and everything inside was gone, including the things fixed into the car dashboard. Apparently they had tools to dig out or remove the music player, and screens etc. Even part of the seats were stolen. After that, we never went back there by car. Always take the bus in if we absolutely HAVE to go. If not, we don't even go into the country.
Because the Singapore S plate number is the worst....you guys can behave on the road when you were in your country but once passing the JB checkpoint, most singapore S plate drive like crazy in Malaysia road...
in that one coffee shop, yall talked in English, Japanese, malay, Chinese, and even Thai. that's pretty amazing haha speaks of how globalised we have become
Although Ghib perceived the people at coffee shop as friendly, for some reason, when I watched it, it looks like they see him more of an alien specimen worthy of their attention.
Elliot W. No!,Malaysian s are polyglots.The boss a Mal Chinese would know more than one Chinese dialect,English and Malay.Plus knowledge of some Thai is common.
8:18 I think they were extra kind to you because of the camera and the fact that you're a Japanese tourist. JB mostly gets Singaporean tourists only, rarely from other countries, especially Japan. So it was a unique experience for them as well. Haha
The Japanese youtuber don't think its an issue because they haven't travel to JB before. My family were nearly robbed in a staged car accident & I made an escape along pandan area, JB. Pelangi area a has high spade of crimes too.
If you want to see the dangerous side of JB, try going to Stulang Laut, Taman Sentosa, Taman Sri Tebrau, Masai. Town area like City Square should be quite okay compared to these other places I mentioned.
Was travelling with friends to eat at jb, and we passby a bridal shop, and a sg car that's parked beside it, the window was smashed. Apparently some sg goes to jb for cheaper deal, but got targeted (carp late)
Actually Malaysia Is quite safe country. Just sadly too many are typical mindset to think Malaysia are not safe. I believe everywhere also got some blacksheep in their own country. So be open minder and be respect to everyone. Because malaysia also same like Singapore, we are multinationals as well.
No it's not. Been there a few times and only once nothing happened to me. JB is the worst, followed by kl, lastly I been to Penang and ipoh and its relatively safe compared to JB and kl.
Love your content! Also love the fact that there are subtitles and I can practice my Japanese at the same time. Hopefully some day I can appear in your videos and converse with you in Japanese as practice.
The no-pork thing is true for Malays here, but they’re generally pretty chill with other people eating it as long as it’s not very directly in front of them. You’ll also find that the Chinese that live in Msia love the stuff! If you’ve got a chance head further north to KL - the best roast pork, char siew and BKT (not the SG pepper water ver.) are all there 👌
YES! that's one thing that I'd like to point out to the other audience because it would be misleading to the others if they don't know the culture in Msia.
i think this is in relation to where you come from. In singapore there is not much crime so compared to singapore its dangerous...but if you come from america a place like detroit then JB is fairly safe.
MrChubhub22 exactly... and singaporeans should realize they are not the norm but rather outliers... and when they start comparing level of safety in singapore and JB it will sound like JB is Detroit or South Chicago
@@flyingfox3766 so? You are happy with JB being not as safe as Singapore? So you are happy JB is not the most dangerous place on earth? Ppl strives for improvement but you Malaysians are just happy not being the last, this is why Malaysia are still like what it is 10 years ago.
To ascertain whether a place is dangerous (to common folks or tourists), look at the power balance between the police force and underground triads (aka gangsters). The safest place would be one where either the police force or the underground triads are comparatively much stronger than the other. The most dangerous place would be one where the police force are equally in 'power' to the underground triads or different _rival_ triads are equally in 'power' while police is weaker. The bottomline is who is the territory boss. If there is no clear cut boss controlling, there tends to be more dangerous. In Singapore, the police force is a lot stronger than all the underground triads combined, the police call the shot, that is why it is safe. In Malaysia, comparatively, the underground triads are stronger than the police force (some even say some members of the police force works for the underground triads). So in Malaysia, it is not so dangerous (in terms of petty crimes) in those underground triads' territories because those gangsters will not touch common folks or tourists so as to not attract authority's attention upon them. Those underground triads also have their own 'business' to operate in their territories and they will enforce 'order' by controlling those petty criminals/drug addicts who probably are more scared of the gangsters than the police (think of Yakuza equivalence). Just don't step on the tail of those underground triad members and most folks will be safe most of the time (unless you happen to be at the wrong place on the wrong time when there is territory fights on-going either between different triads and/or police). Talk to the local, if the local said it's ok, probably it's ok (just don't venture to those places where the locals seldom go themselves). If the local advise to stay alert, it probably is not so ok. Stay as necessary but leave the place at first opportunity.
Yishun isn’t dangerous (just a few crazy people), maybe being in the wrong streets in Geylang is dangerous at night, but JB is Super dangerous at night
I stay at Yishun for all my life almost 30 years but I work at Sengkang and encounter more crazy people there. My manager said maybe link to IMH because nearby? anyway I used to it now they didn't harm anyone. I think last time Yishun is much more dangerous because alot of paikia like to hangout at shopping mall, safra, lan shop and coffeeshop but now modern paikia only hangout at trendy spot don't know where... JB is just on next level at night machiam no security at all no police can be found it's all on your own man.
i been to jb at night time even going to their pubs and night life, and even went to their back alley to take a pee coz there's no toilet nearby, i did not feel or sense that im in danger many singaporeans feel jb is unsafe because many singaporeans got beaten, robbed and even raped over there, but i do feel if u are humble and nice, and not act arrogant and mighty and respect the people over there, you be just fine😊
@@scylla019 Don't say need to walk outside JB at night when we literally stay indoor in the hotel room all night then suddenly want drive go buy Mcdonald supper come back hotel eat, when we reach the hotel basement carpark my friend's car driver side doorlock is damaged luckily not stolen then that thief also broke one of the windscreen wiper guess he angry that he can't steal the car but the main point is at the hotel also kena sia. I think the safest part of Malaysia is Genting liao lol...
@@pabloemilioescobargaviria9914 You can't really blame singaporean la because it's human natural to compare with stuff just like some of us compare sg and malaysia in term of everything. I believe most of us are nice and humble when crossing over, but that doesn't mean on the other side of certain people may not be nice and humble to you back instead they will take advantage of you. I'm sure you heard many cases that malaysia custom sabo sg passport and then ciao for some coffee money if not lock up, one of my friend kena before pay up and faster move on lor so of course we are alittle paranoid. This kind of things not only happen in malaysia but many places as well so need to be careful sometimes.
May i recommend Fook Hai Building (chinatown, singapore) on a late Sunday Morning (11am+). There's an interesting flea market going on, you can see people peddling lots of stuff. Only on Sundays, around 11am to 3pm
I totally agree with Ghib, use common sense when you are traveling in a busy city like JB and KL and you should be fine. At my grandma's place (somewhere in batu pahat), we can literally leave the door unlock at night as the whole Kumpong keep a look out for each other. If some snatcher decide to try their luck, they will be in for some good old fashion street justice from the whole neighborhood. Penang and Kukop have to be safest tourist spot in my personal opinion.
Singaporeans tend to visit Johor Bahru over the weekends for cheap food and massage, some of them would stay over for a night or two in airbnb apartments.
It is always a matter of probability... Even Singapore doesn't have zero crime. Different places have different probability of meeting a crime, but never zero. So just be informed, and keep your wits with you, then you can stay safe in most of the places you go to.
The gateway is not the entrance to the zoo. Its the entrance to Istana besar which was the Sultan's Palace which has since been converted to a Museum and now back to the Sultan. So entrance is not as easy as before when i grew up in JB.
I think it’s actually fine to eat pork there haha. I’ve been to msia more times than I can count. I think as long as you don’t eat it in front of muslim friends, you can feel free to try out the many pork dishes. The Chinese there can whip up some pretty amazing stuff
The water agreement between Malaysia and Singapore was a lop sided agreement penned by the British as Singapore was the British outpost in South East Asia. Malaysia could have treated its own water and the cost of constructing it is not expensive but Johor and Malaysia have to abide by the Contract.
I think it is so much that you don’t feel a peace of mind when you are in Msia or JB. If you drive there, you worry whether your parked car will be missing or damaged when you done with your shopping. You worry whether you would be robbed when alone. Your family safety. Worry here, worry there.
I have no idea how Yishun even became SG's ghetto area! No way. JB is definitely not the best place to even hold a G7X along the street to vlog.... still a very nice place to enjoy some local food and see a different side of what we do not get in SG.
Johor has by far the highest crime rate in Malaysia. All the bad subjects go to Johor to try their luck. The vast majority of Malaysia is populated by friendly people. You will get a smile almost everywhere, since the thieves are all down there in Johor.
I know Singapore is one of the safest country in the world and due to the security they feel there, maybe that cause Singaporean to feel insecure when they visit JB. But it doesn’t mean that Malaysia as a whole is the most dangerous place on earth. In fact KL is the 32nd safest city on earth. (I don’t know about jb tho). Just saying if anyone thinks that Malaysia is a dangerous place. It’s not. It just have average level of safety. It just Singaporean are used to the high level of safety that they feel that is how an average level should feel like.
My friend's motorbike literally just got stolen in JB yesterday. Also there was a story a couple years ago where a singaporean family was robbed at the gas station and they were threatened by a man who was carrying a needle syringe which apparently had the HIV infected blood of the robber. Although i live literally 10min away from the causeway i don't often cross the border. 😂
I find it interesting that many Japanese in the comment section say JB was not dangerous unlike English comments here 😅 Now I feel confused which is true 🤔
I suppose the difference is if you go as a tourist or if you either live there or enter JB very often. The more often you go there, the chances of you getting into trouble is higher. I have experienced incidents of pick pockets and snatch thieves. Even robbers breaking into my family car. Many of my friends have many stories too. To the point that I don't even walk around with my wallet or phone. I carry a 'dummy wallet', and all the important stuff is strapped tight to my body underneath my shirt.
wow im actually amazed that you respect our religion, actually there are nonmuslims in malaysia that mocked muslim wearing code and their number are huge.
The one thing I really hate is the face veil which is trending now among muslims. I see no problem with head scarves if the women willingly wear it themselves. However, that's not the case. School girls are forced to wear head scarves and punished if they don't. I also get pissed when I see little toddler girl even as young as 2 or 3 years old are made to wear headscarves in Malaysia's hot weather.
5:51 pretty sure the owner misheard "specialty" as "special tea" 😂
Let me share this . Singaporean's advises were not without basis. I've worked in factories in Singapore where I have to deal with subordinates not able to turn up for work because they were robbed early in the wee hours of the morning in their way to work in Singapore . I have properties in JB and experienced break ins when we left the house unattended for the week . I am not putting down Malaysia but it is a fact they have a long way to assuring every tourist of safety.
I know a Singaporean with his car stolen in JB and couldn't retrieve it
Kudos to you, your historical facts on Singapore and Malaysia are absolutely spot on! Some vloggers get theirs so wrong that I don't even bother to correct them. Hope you keep up the excellent research!
As a Johorean, i am very happy to see a video about JB! JB is indeed more dangerous if you want to compare to Singapore (in fact, Singapore and Japan has one of the safest country in the world). I would love to bring you to walk around JB by any chance.
You are a rightous and objective mindset person. It is good to make it known to public so that JB authority will heighten the awareness and improve the tourists and local safety. This is right! Dont be negativiy and claim Singaporeans are mocking Malaysia. Btw, Singaporeans are tourists too and spend tourist dollars in Malaysia. Is a win win situatiin. Many Malaysians come to Singapore to work, they are protected and happily earning Sing dollars. Is just a small token, JB should improve the safety for the local and tourists.
U should have a frez drive u in jb is and stay one night or 2 to explore
I am Sg people, I think it's also the responsibility of individual visiting any country to be careful. Many tourist got robbed in Sg too.
どちらにも居住経験ありますが、まったく似て非なる国ですよね。
マレーシアは、マレー人優遇してるだけあってイスラム色強め(でも各人種仲よし)、広い国土と資源が豊富なだけあって全体的にのんびりしてるし、悪く言えばルーズなところもある。
シンガポールは中華色強め、資源も国土も少ないから合理性を追求し、きっちりしっかりしてる。そんなイメージです。
How not to be targeted in JB? Don't look like a tourist wearing a cap, carry a backpack, and holding a camera. lol.
I'm one of them who got mugged in JB. The worst thing is that it is inside my hotel room and the hotel is a 5 star hotel equipped with cctv and security. That is how brazen these thieves are over there.
Welcome to Malaysia xD
are they locals ?
@@BJ-dn2ji In Malaysia, the foreigners are more timid than the locals bcos they do not want their work permits revoked and get deported. Most crimes are committed by locals unless it is in Sabah where there's proximity to the Philippines.
@@marktan8074 that means the police aren't doing there job.
@@BJ-dn2jihe was not caught eventhough the police was called to investigate. From the cctv, he looks familiar with the hotel and even uses the gym eventhough he's not a hotel guest! He target lone traveller, I'm super low profile wearing and behaving like a local already.
I think countries like Malaysia, especially, JB, as foreign traveller, you just need to constantly keep watching your back and don't leave things unattended. The locals are smart also, they target certain nationalities that would cause less sensation. There may be a lot of unreported crimes as well.
report for what ,lol , reports probably go to the bin , its a wild west in JB
ご飯屋さんの店員のおっちゃんめちゃくちゃ優しいやん〜。なんか素敵やなぁ。
いつも楽しんで観ています。３０年前に２年間ジョホールバルに住んでいました。当時も危険な場所と言われていましたが、言われるほど危険ではないと思います。カフェの多い通りはユーチューバーたちが大勢居ます。３０年前のこのあたりは夜などは”オカマ”が多く出没していました。懐かしいです。頑張って下さい。
You will never feel its a dangerous place until you are robbed.
日本語のコメントは「言うほど危なくないよ」って感じで、英語のコメントは「本当に危ない」ってのが多い。なんでや
As a Singaporean who frequents JB and other cities in Malaysia, agree with your conclusion on danger
Welcome to JB Ghib ojisan! Next time you can wear short pants - it is really perfectly fine!
めっちゃ番宣されてるんですけど！😁それをちゃんとカットせずにのせるジブおじ、やさしい😊
最低限の警戒は外国に行ったらどこでもやらなきゃだよね！
食堂の人達の雰囲気エエねぇ〜
異国の各文化、宗教に対してマナーを持って接するジブさん素晴らしいと思います👍
as a 30 year resident of Woodlands, i really really appreciated you doing a video on woodlands! i'd be happy to bring you around rarely seen locations in and around woodlands the next time you're here!
私は以前バタワースのバスターミナルのトイレに携帯を置き忘れましたが、ちゃんとインホメーションに
届けられてました。
また、スーパーのレジでクレカを落とした時も後ろのオッチャンが拾ってくれました。
何度もマレーシアに行きましたが、今のところ不快な思いはした事ありません。
34年前小学生の時にJB住んでました。少しだけ治安は、気をつけないと危険ですがそれ以上にとても素敵なところや美味しいもの沢山あります☺️
My family went to visit relatives in JB. So we went out to eat, one with a Singaporean car number, one JB car number. Parked it for 2 hours and came back to the Singaporean car broken into, and the JB car untouched. The window was shattered and everything inside was gone, including the things fixed into the car dashboard. Apparently they had tools to dig out or remove the music player, and screens etc. Even part of the seats were stolen.
After that, we never went back there by car. Always take the bus in if we absolutely HAVE to go. If not, we don't even go into the country.
Because the Singapore S plate number is the worst....you guys can behave on the road when you were in your country but once passing the JB checkpoint, most singapore S plate drive like crazy in Malaysia road...
@@izwanizi dey your m p plate motorcycle are the worst , singapore drivers learn from msian , reflect on yourself first
Don’t drive your expensive Singapore car to JB!?
in that one coffee shop, yall talked in English, Japanese, malay, Chinese, and even Thai. that's pretty amazing haha speaks of how globalised we have become
Although Ghib perceived the people at coffee shop as friendly, for some reason, when I watched it, it looks like they see him more of an alien specimen worthy of their attention.
Elliot W. No!,Malaysian s are polyglots.The boss a Mal Chinese would know more than one Chinese dialect,English and Malay.Plus knowledge of some Thai is common.
Mocha they are just friendly
@@vtecpreludevtec agreed
いえ、華僑系の中国の方は豚食べるので、そういう店(中華料理屋)に行けば豚肉は食べられますよ(当然マレー系の方々はそういう店にはいきませんが) マレーシア は マレー系、中華系、インド系が入り混じる多民族国家なので結構ダイバーシティに溢れています。
あと、そこは動物園の入り口じゃないです。入場料2RMで入れる、シンガポール動物園と比べると全然小規模ですが、なんかホッとする感じがするところです。
9ヶ月間ほどJBに住んでましたが、危険に感じた場面は全くありませんでした。夜遅くに裏通りなどに行かない限り治安はすごくいいと思います！
サッカー日本代表が苦手そうなアウェイ感?
Lol that AK Traveler guy went from resting to pitching his channel in 2 seconds. Hustle.
Welcome to Johor
8:18
I think they were extra kind to you because of the camera and the fact that you're a Japanese tourist. JB mostly gets Singaporean tourists only, rarely from other countries, especially Japan. So it was a unique experience for them as well. Haha
昔ペナン島に行きましたが、のんびりしていてすごく良かったです！
退職してプチ移住している日本人もいると聞きました。
以前去過檳城島，感覺很放鬆的地方，過得開心。
據說有的退休日本人居民在那裡。
You can come intro singapore east area like bedok , tampines , pasir ris and changi nice places with good food too 👍
The Japanese youtuber don't think its an issue because they haven't travel to JB before. My family were nearly robbed in a staged car accident & I made an escape along pandan area, JB. Pelangi area a has high spade of crimes too.
Eric Ong can u share more so we can learn from it. Thanks!
If you want to see the dangerous side of JB, try going to Stulang Laut, Taman Sentosa, Taman Sri Tebrau, Masai. Town area like City Square should be quite okay compared to these other places I mentioned.
2:46 Even the locals tell you that its dangerous in jb
私の勝手な憶測ですが、ガクト氏やちか友さんのような高額所得者は租税回避目的でマレーシアを拠点にしてると思ってます。所得税ゼロのラブアン島に会社を設立することでマレーシア本土の居住ビザが得られるうえ、うまくやれば驚きの所得税ゼロが可能です。もちろんシンガポールもタックスヘイブン国ですがシンガポール政府は先進諸国と歩調を合わせて租税回避に厳しい対応を取ることで知られています。一方、ちか友さんの場合は贈与税・相続税のないオーストラリアと、ラブアン島があるマレーシアというタックスヘイブン地域を移動しているので、うまくやっているのではと思っています。ガクト氏はさらに不動産会社を設立してマレーシアが新規開発してる地域の土地に投資をしているという噂ですので、タックスヘイブンによって節税して得た利益を今後値上がりが期待されるマレーシアの不動産に投資して大儲けを目論んでいると私個人は考えています。またマレーシアの銀行預金の金利が年3%と高いことも考えられます。いずれにせよ高所得者の節税および投資が主な居住目的だと考えます。
Even Malaysians from other parts of Malaysia see JB as a dangerous place.
Yes,We Usally Keep away From That Place Too Many Arrogant Singaporean
@@Zack-et9wj Oof.. my boy spitting facts
@@Zack-et9wj salty
@@Zack-et9wj Do you know how many Malaysians go to Singapore everyday?
気をつけて活動して下さいね〜
Was travelling with friends to eat at jb, and we passby a bridal shop, and a sg car that's parked beside it, the window was smashed. Apparently some sg goes to jb for cheaper deal, but got targeted (carp late)
Absolutely correct. Use common sense when travelling JB. Keep safe.
Coffee shop staff was so friendly
Actually Malaysia Is quite safe country. Just sadly too many are typical mindset to think Malaysia are not safe. I believe everywhere also got some blacksheep in their own country. So be open minder and be respect to everyone. Because malaysia also same like Singapore, we are multinationals as well.
No it's not. Been there a few times and only once nothing happened to me. JB is the worst, followed by kl, lastly I been to Penang and ipoh and its relatively safe compared to JB and kl.
Its Just A Singaporean Who Think like That
what do you expect from ULTRAKIASU singaporean.
Just bc singapore is super safe doesnt mean malaysia is dangerous
JB has many good people, it has also many thieves and gangsters. Take care.
Love your content! Also love the fact that there are subtitles and I can practice my Japanese at the same time. Hopefully some day I can appear in your videos and converse with you in Japanese as practice.
The no-pork thing is true for Malays here, but they’re generally pretty chill with other people eating it as long as it’s not very directly in front of them. You’ll also find that the Chinese that live in Msia love the stuff! If you’ve got a chance head further north to KL - the best roast pork, char siew and BKT (not the SG pepper water ver.) are all there 👌
YES! that's one thing that I'd like to point out to the other audience because it would be misleading to the others if they don't know the culture in Msia.
I always forget to turn on the subtitles. You speak slowly enough for me to understand your Japanese.
It's really cool how you actually respect the muslim religion in Malaysia. Funny how some of the muslims themselves could use your advice
i think this is in relation to where you come from. In singapore there is not much crime so compared to singapore its dangerous...but if you come from america a place like detroit then JB is fairly safe.
MrChubhub22 exactly... and singaporeans should realize they are not the norm but rather outliers... and when they start comparing level of safety in singapore and JB it will sound like JB is Detroit or South Chicago
@@flyingfox3766 so? You are happy with JB being not as safe as Singapore? So you are happy JB is not the most dangerous place on earth? Ppl strives for improvement but you Malaysians are just happy not being the last, this is why Malaysia are still like what it is 10 years ago.
To ascertain whether a place is dangerous (to common folks or tourists), look at the power balance between the police force and underground triads (aka gangsters). The safest place would be one where either the police force or the underground triads are comparatively much stronger than the other. The most dangerous place would be one where the police force are equally in 'power' to the underground triads or different _rival_ triads are equally in 'power' while police is weaker. The bottomline is who is the territory boss. If there is no clear cut boss controlling, there tends to be more dangerous.
In Singapore, the police force is a lot stronger than all the underground triads combined, the police call the shot, that is why it is safe. In Malaysia, comparatively, the underground triads are stronger than the police force (some even say some members of the police force works for the underground triads). So in Malaysia, it is not so dangerous (in terms of petty crimes) in those underground triads' territories because those gangsters will not touch common folks or tourists so as to not attract authority's attention upon them. Those underground triads also have their own 'business' to operate in their territories and they will enforce 'order' by controlling those petty criminals/drug addicts who probably are more scared of the gangsters than the police (think of Yakuza equivalence).
Just don't step on the tail of those underground triad members and most folks will be safe most of the time (unless you happen to be at the wrong place on the wrong time when there is territory fights on-going either between different triads and/or police). Talk to the local, if the local said it's ok, probably it's ok (just don't venture to those places where the locals seldom go themselves). If the local advise to stay alert, it probably is not so ok. Stay as necessary but leave the place at first opportunity.
My uncle got robbed in JB with a knife pointed at his back
Welcome to Malaysia Ojin- san hope you're enjoy the trip 🇲🇾🇲🇾
日本のTV番組で老後のマレーシア移住をとりあげてるやつあったけど
治安のことは一切触れずにいいとこだけ、あてにならないよな～。
日本だとあまり話題になりませんよね😅
The coffeehouse uncle is very friendly haha, also nice review for the instant camera
待ってましたー！！！
自分の知らない場所を知れて嬉しいです。
ジブリおじさんの説明も分かりやすく、実際に行ってみたいと思わせてくれます。
これからも見続けます(o^∀^o)
Yishun isn’t dangerous (just a few crazy people), maybe being in the wrong streets in Geylang is dangerous at night, but JB is Super dangerous at night
I stay at Yishun for all my life almost 30 years but I work at Sengkang and encounter more crazy people there. My manager said maybe link to IMH because nearby? anyway I used to it now they didn't harm anyone. I think last time Yishun is much more dangerous because alot of paikia like to hangout at shopping mall, safra, lan shop and coffeeshop but now modern paikia only hangout at trendy spot don't know where... JB is just on next level at night machiam no security at all no police can be found it's all on your own man.
Joe Kang ya at night Coffeeshop bump in to ahbeng chair cfm tio in JB
i been to jb at night time even going to their pubs and night life, and even went to their back alley to take a pee coz there's no toilet nearby, i did not feel or sense that im in danger
many singaporeans feel jb is unsafe because many singaporeans got beaten, robbed and even raped over there, but i do feel if u are humble and nice, and not act arrogant and mighty and respect the people over there, you be just fine😊
@@scylla019 Don't say need to walk outside JB at night when we literally stay indoor in the hotel room all night then suddenly want drive go buy Mcdonald supper come back hotel eat, when we reach the hotel basement carpark my friend's car driver side doorlock is damaged luckily not stolen then that thief also broke one of the windscreen wiper guess he angry that he can't steal the car but the main point is at the hotel also kena sia. I think the safest part of Malaysia is Genting liao lol...
@@pabloemilioescobargaviria9914 You can't really blame singaporean la because it's human natural to compare with stuff just like some of us compare sg and malaysia in term of everything. I believe most of us are nice and humble when crossing over, but that doesn't mean on the other side of certain people may not be nice and humble to you back instead they will take advantage of you. I'm sure you heard many cases that malaysia custom sabo sg passport and then ciao for some coffee money if not lock up, one of my friend kena before pay up and faster move on lor so of course we are alittle paranoid. This kind of things not only happen in malaysia but many places as well so need to be careful sometimes.
After all, the culture of SG and My are the same. Both consists of 3 main ethnicities. Chinese Malay and Indian.
私はここら辺に住んでたので、懐かしくみさせていただきました✨一度も危険な目に会ったことはありませんが、めちゃくちゃ気をつけて生活してましたね。
基本コンドミニアム内で過ごしますし、移動はタクシーや車なので、あまり外をこんなに歩くことはないです。ちなみに黄色は王様の色なので、着ない方がよいみたいです。子供を連れて歩くときは日本語しゃベらないように言ってましたね。シンガポールにも住みましたが、マレーシアの方がワクワク感があって面白かったです。(^^)
私もマレーシア好きですね。いろんな雰囲気が体験できるので。飽きないですね。
今回も楽しい動画をありがとうございました。
葉っぱでくるまれたご飯、美味しそうでした♥
マレーシアについて学ぶことができて感謝、感謝です。
個人的にはもうちょっと美味しいもの紹介してほしかったです。
次回も楽しみにしてます。
ジョホールバル、最近は子どもの英語教育のために母子留学先の一つになっているって聞きました。あまりコメントしてませんがいつも楽しく拝見してます～
42年前に８才の娘を連れて、旅行にいきましたよ。２回目は友人ふたりと汽車で移動しました
３回目は、主人と行きました😊
May i recommend Fook Hai Building (chinatown, singapore) on a late Sunday Morning (11am+). There's an interesting flea market going on, you can see people peddling lots of stuff.
Only on Sundays, around 11am to 3pm
こんばんは😃🌃15:14軋轢(あつれき)？かな！？
本当に🔠英語のコメント多くなりましたね✨
気をつけて、動画撮影してくださいね📹
それです！笑
Msia..a bit dangerous but less stress like sg...i mean the people..but sg always in my heart..
マレーシアは全般的に、東南アジアの中で治安良い方だと感じました。
I often travel to JB alone but i dont even dare venture as far as u do. kudos to you Ghib-san!
I have heard of Singapore cars getting stolen in Johor in less than 1 minute when the owner is not looking...
Yaman, I heard they work damn fast like F1. Also heard that got people lose all 4 tires. Tragic la
Wah! Like going in pirates territory..
I'd suggest you wear your bag infront
11:00 LOL that looks like the Palace entrance to Sultan(King) of Johor. And the unmistakeable Logo...
流れるような猫紹介ワロタ
I totally agree with Ghib, use common sense when you are traveling in a busy city like JB and KL and you should be fine. At my grandma's place (somewhere in batu pahat), we can literally leave the door unlock at night as the whole Kumpong keep a look out for each other. If some snatcher decide to try their luck, they will be in for some good old fashion street justice from the whole neighborhood. Penang and Kukop have to be safest tourist spot in my personal opinion.
Singaporeans tend to visit Johor Bahru over the weekends for cheap food and massage, some of them would stay over for a night or two in airbnb apartments.
It is always a matter of probability... Even Singapore doesn't have zero crime. Different places have different probability of meeting a crime, but never zero. So just be informed, and keep your wits with you, then you can stay safe in most of the places you go to.
The gateway is not the entrance to the zoo. Its the entrance to Istana besar which was the Sultan's Palace which has since been converted to a Museum and now back to the Sultan. So entrance is not as easy as before when i grew up in JB.
Seems like the wild west compared to Singapore, I guess. 😬
I think it’s actually fine to eat pork there haha. I’ve been to msia more times than I can count. I think as long as you don’t eat it in front of muslim friends, you can feel free to try out the many pork dishes. The Chinese there can whip up some pretty amazing stuff
Nasi lemak , toast n half boiled eggs all time favourite for both Malaysians n Sporeans
The water agreement between Malaysia and Singapore was a lop sided agreement penned by the British as Singapore was the British outpost in South East Asia. Malaysia could have treated its own water and the cost of constructing it is not expensive but Johor and Malaysia have to abide by the Contract.
JB notorious for robbery ,its dangerous.
Jb robbery usually just aim at Singaporean because they know they are robbing three times pay..😂
@ujang senang yes i cannt welicome peopel riecher than mi
@@LinksRoyal Your Stupid So-called "Unic" Singlish Slang Is Even Worser.
@@LinksRoyalgod y'all are toxic as fuck
Zack Immortal what is worser? No such word. Should be much worse or worst.you get it???
My mom got her purse snatched before and she still has a scar to remember it by
I think it is so much that you don’t feel a peace of mind when you are in Msia or JB. If you drive there, you worry whether your parked car will be missing or damaged when you done with your shopping. You worry whether you would be robbed when alone. Your family safety. Worry here, worry there.
ジョホールは半日観光したけど、裏路地は結構落書きやゴミが散乱がしてあったし、ちょっと危険？な印象はありましたね
ジョホールバルに3年近く住んでますが一度も犯罪にあったことないですよ。
但し交通事故の発生率が日本に比べ高いようで事故現場をたまに目にします...
I have no idea how Yishun even became SG's ghetto area! No way.
JB is definitely not the best place to even hold a G7X along the street to vlog.... still a very nice place to enjoy some local food and see a different side of what we do not get in SG.
ジブおじさん、こんばんは。私はシンガポール人です。JBはジブおじさんが言った通り、普段は安全ですが、私は一回レストランで食べる途中で、カバンがもう少し盗まれてしまったことがあります。運よくレストランのマネージャーが泥棒を犯行中で捕まりましたが、やっぱり注意したほうがいいですね。
短パンを着るのは大丈夫ですよ！豚肉を食べるのも全然オッケーです。マレーシアのチャーシューとアヒルはシンガポールよりおいしいと思うので、ぜひ試してみてください！お勧めの店は「鴨皇」という店です。ジブおじさんが行ったコーヒーショップの近くなので、シンガポール人はそこで昼飯を食べた後に近くのケーキショップでバナナケーキをデザートとして食べる習慣がありますよ！
おすすめ教えてくれてありがとうございます😀
I didn t even visit Johore when I lived in Singapore from 2008-2018! Only drove through the customs to go to Malacca and KL!
Johor has by far the highest crime rate in Malaysia. All the bad subjects go to Johor to try their luck. The vast majority of Malaysia is populated by friendly people. You will get a smile almost everywhere, since the thieves are all down there in Johor.
I know Singapore is one of the safest country in the world and due to the security they feel there, maybe that cause Singaporean to feel insecure when they visit JB. But it doesn’t mean that Malaysia as a whole is the most dangerous place on earth. In fact KL is the 32nd safest city on earth. (I don’t know about jb tho). Just saying if anyone thinks that Malaysia is a dangerous place. It’s not. It just have average level of safety. It just Singaporean are used to the high level of safety that they feel that is how an average level should feel like.
ジュースたっかｗ 現地で売れるのだろうかｗ カメラいいですね。防犯用になりそう。
めちゃくちゃ警戒して行ってるのに、結局平和に終わるパターンｗ UMAを探しに行って、結局見つからないまま終わる企画みたいで好きですｗ 現地の料理を食べれるのいいですね。そして猫ちゃん。
現地に住んでいますが日本の物が恋しくなるので買ってます、因みに100円コーナーのお菓子もオール倍の200円です笑
My friend's motorbike literally just got stolen in JB yesterday. Also there was a story a couple years ago where a singaporean family was robbed at the gas station and they were threatened by a man who was carrying a needle syringe which apparently had the HIV infected blood of the robber. Although i live literally 10min away from the causeway i don't often cross the border. 😂
@@dotmerah6713 literally means his bike is gone = total lost = high crime in jb , full stop........
I heard johore the only state that never been occupied by japan...
You can go to r&f mall and see nice view of singapore from there
Suggest you visit some Singapore islands as well, especially Ubin
11:00 That's the entrance to the palace, not the zoo.
bluetoothイヤホンで既に2度やらかしたのですが、磁石式は気がついたら無くなっていたってことがありがちです。
ロック機能欲しいですよね。ほんの3000円くらいの物でも無くなったら悲しいですから。
今年はプーケットに行きたいとこなんですが、ジブさんの動画見てシンガポールにも興味でたから、帰りはトランジットで半日観光してみます。
ヌサジャヤエリアはニュータウンできれいですよ。レゴランドの辺り。
ジョホールバル治安悪くないですよ。
昔は確かにマレーシアで２番目に治安が悪いとは言われていましたが、現在は改善されてるみたいですよ。
I find it interesting that many Japanese in the comment section say JB was not dangerous unlike English comments here 😅
Now I feel confused which is true 🤔
I suppose the difference is if you go as a tourist or if you either live there or enter JB very often. The more often you go there, the chances of you getting into trouble is higher. I have experienced incidents of pick pockets and snatch thieves. Even robbers breaking into my family car. Many of my friends have many stories too. To the point that I don't even walk around with my wallet or phone. I carry a 'dummy wallet', and all the important stuff is strapped tight to my body underneath my shirt.
depends on area.
wow im actually amazed that you respect our religion, actually there are nonmuslims in malaysia that mocked muslim wearing code and their number are huge.
The one thing I really hate is the face veil which is trending now among muslims. I see no problem with head scarves if the women willingly wear it themselves. However, that's not the case. School girls are forced to wear head scarves and punished if they don't. I also get pissed when I see little toddler girl even as young as 2 or 3 years old are made to wear headscarves in Malaysia's hot weather.
That's the entrance to the Palace of Sultan.....not zoo...
He probably got trolled by other people recommending it as zoo 😂
The palace's zoo and the palace are near each other. Its hard to determine where the boundary lying either there. 😅
store at 9:05 is 24 festival drum cafe, along the same street there is a Johor Bahru Chinese Heritage Museum.
now the place become 24 festival drum museum
ありのままのJBを見られて うん、うんとうなずきながらみました！
ジブおじさん(わたし的にはお兄さん)も、ひったくり被害の経験があることを知ってびっくりです‼️
zooは残念でしたが、いく際は蚊(デング)に気をつけて下さい！
頭にかぶるタイプのレインボーミニアンブレラなど、笑えるお土産あります。
JBの大半は陽気で、人懐っこい人が多いですね。無事でなによりでした！
ちなみに 以前も書き込みしたことありますが、日中 夫と一緒に行動中、背負ってる荷物を 2人組バイクに背後から襲われ 大事なもの全て盗まれました。
ベトナム旅行では 気をつけていたのですがフェイクタクシーに乗ってしまい、夫が財布の中に手をつっこまれ 高額紙幣を盗られました。東南アジアではなく、盗難アジアってかんじです😅
Some of them are really kiasu....dont bother just relax and take a sip of coffee 😅😂