@Achaem Basketball If you want to drink alcohol on the train, please play in another country 😂😂 If you can't follow the rules of Japan, you don't have to come. If you want to stay in another country, check the rules before going. That is respect for the country.
There is a word to describe people who go to a foreign country and be like "idgaf" to local cultures. It's "jerks". Just stay away if the local culture disgusts you. No one asked you to come.
I don't see what he did wrong. Even if it is considered rude to talk in the train, he doesn't deserve to be attacked and insulted in the subway. Others around ignored him. I think the 🇯🇵 guy was at fault. He doesn't have to touch him that way. Fortunately the guy didn't react too much, some would have used their hands
@@verdiernoyama9681 Honestly, you are right. I know that everybody talks about how polite Japanese society is. And for the most part, they are right. Japanese trains are usually so quiet it's creepy. BUT, that doesn't mean that what the Brit is doing is out of the ordinary. I've seen drunk grandpas picking fights. I've seen rainbow hair punks playing music. And as always, there are occasional High School kids (mostly girls) chatting away like useless squirrels.. (Face it, we were all dumb at that age, no matter what country you are from.) What makes this so weird is the Japanese guy reacting to it. Japan is the least confrontational society I've ever lived in. I could tell you some horror stories about how much people here are willing to ignore everything. (And that is including the police.) Your are right, though. That reaction was strangely over the top. That made it more viral than others is my guess on to why it was all over for a while.
Except when they come to Chile and steal our fish and sources, just like the chinese. And we must "respect" their moral laws? He was not hurting anyone. Go to hell you reptilian/rabbit people
Sounds to me he was insulting to how Japanese speak, to the female standing in front of him Then proceeded to speak in a high pitched squeal when confronted, I’m also a Scot and he has just shamed us
If you don’t respect the culture, disagree, or dislike it, simply stay in your own country because no one asked you to come. Japan generally love tourists that love Japan and want to experience the culture. They are also normally very tolerant and non confrontational about simple mistakes, or ignorance (if it’s not on purpose) until you start acting belligerent and obnoxious. People like this are the very reason there is a “no-foreigner” policy in certain venues. The few foreigners that cause trouble give all the other good people a bad image.
Absolutely... Most that break cultural customs are American tourists. It's so embarrassing and Hurst the image of all North American tourists. He's such a shitbag
British guy is being rude and disrespectful. Drinking, talking loudly, and has his mask down. The subway is a small crowded space, so awareness and respect of other people’s peace has to be hightened.
Ok.. i live in Japan and I often see foreigner people being rude, screaming and making call in the train.. they just don’t care and don’t even respect other cultures. So annoying
I don’t live in Japan. My father did… well forced to be a slave first in Birma then in Nagasaki in Japan. Japanese didn’t respect other peoples culture a bit when they put my mother with 3 small children in a camp of torture, killed my grandmother, grandfather, a brother. The Japanese didn’t change their culture, likely not their respect for other cultures. Not to agree the despicable behaviour of that tourist.
Trust me... We hate those people here too. Many of us, despite the idea of westerners being loud and annoying, really would rather mind our own business than have to deal with these idiots, because it always turns into a fight.
Why you can’t be on the phone on the subway??? I mean, as long as you talk quietly on the phone, it doesn’t really matter?. Japanese people are that sensitive?? 😅
Hola. Con mucho respeto. Escuche bien lo que el hombre guero y borrachos esta disiendo. Claramente se escucha que los está ofendiendo y para que un Japonés se enoje. Es por eso por OFENSIVO. Muy malo por el GRINGO 👎🏻
There is a white brazilian girl called PRIZZA (she has a channel) who lives in Japan and has the same disrespecful behavior, embaracing all brazilian people.
@bentayga2409 It’s somewhat irritating and disturbing when someone makes noises in closed rooms. Well if you don’t like these kind of rules, then don’t go to countries that have these rules.
It really isnt hard man. Just be a decent normal human being. You dont really have to go out of your way to act acceptably and this doenst just concern Japan, its universal.
@@stefanocaraci4017 is that right? so what about the drunk violent Japanese guy? your a know it all right ? so whats the opinion on that one? your a twat aint ya
Back in the 80's when I lived in Japan you never saw foreigners acting like this. The worst thing might be talking too loud with each other. What is happening today???
In Korea/Japan you don't talk while on public transport. Also no eating/drinking This man was rude and caused trouble for others. The Man did well trying to get the man out of the subway.
It does not matter. Different people, different countries, different rule and rites. You can't enforce. Better your country do not offer visa to foreigners before asking if they will follow your rules and same applies on you if you visit another country.
One of the things I love in Japan. Nobody stares at you impolitely. Nobody gets into your business as long as you're not doing anything wrong. I feel so free whenever I am in Japan.
@@motasch241ude, you are gonna get dragged out anywhere in the world if you drank in public space, disrupting public order, and not following regulations
Minding own business* policy is not right in all situations. Other Japanese men or women should have come to help their countryman. Seriously, it's scary that no one intervened. They would do the same if they witness harassing or abusing behaviour. A person even told me that an older man fainted in the street and no one checked on him. Everyone ignored. It's inhumane.
I have been to Japan many times and i think Japanese people are the most polite and helpful people i have met so far, so if this thing happened then the British guy must have done really wrong thing
@Amanverma561 If you listen carefully, that person on the phone said, " they actually look funny, they look funny, they all look exactly same". (Meaning same copies) Now think, He just insulted the WHOLE COUNTRY based on their appearance 😡
I think the Japanese man thought he was harassing the woman in front of him so he wanted to get him off the train. he doesn't know he was speaking in headphone .
Train etiquette isn't as strong here in Scotland to a point that someone would get to the point of getting into confrontation over it. If it was and depending where it was, an ambulance would be getting called for him. Severe lack of self awareness
@@royc8587 Scot or Brit lucky he didn't get lifted. The Jap police don't mess about. With the mouth of him, he'd be crying like a wean when he eventually got out, if he got out lol
If you listen carefully, that person on the phone said, " they actually look funny, they look funny, they all look exactly same". (Meaning same copies) Now think, He just insulted the WHOLE COUNTRY based on their appearance 😡
The Japanese man was trying to get him off the train as he was disturbing the other people. He could've just gone his way without caring but he chose to care about the people on the train.
Lol let's not do this. The Jap got his feelings hurt and his pride made him do it, not because he was doing it for the welfare of others. Doesn't mean the foreigner was anything but rude, but let's not put people on a pedastal.
I've been to tokyo and they don't mind at all if you're a foreigner as long as you're minding your business and being respectful. If you don't, well you will be looked down upon and people won't want you there. Most foreigners I've encountered irl have been respectful although the bad ones definitely ruin the reputation more.
Also, making phone calls on the train and speaking loudly is not something Japanese do. You should be repsectful to customs when youre in a country youre not from.
In Japan, respecting each other is very important, so it is rude to be noisy in a confined space such as trains, as the noise will disturb other's peace. This guy is just pure obnoxious and very disrespectful.
Yeah he is a complete tosser. Lots of westerners come with this bullish incosiderate behaviour....it's how Nato/USA operate outside their nations. Arrogant sobs
Your rules are always important only when goes about foreigners but when group of japanese students making loud noise in train anybody say anything to them, not even trying grab them and throw them out. Respect needs to be on both sides. Be racist as you are is much more rude than be noisy in train. You are not saint there.
@Monny Snow This has nothing to do with race nor being a racist. This is about being respectful to others, especially if you're a foreigner in that country. The bunch of students you said about, someone will usually tell them off, and if no one did, it's still doesn't make those students right to do it. But if you're a foreigner there, in whatever country you're in (not just Japan), be respectful to the local rules, norms, and the people there, as they don't need you to come to their land in the first place. You're the one who's in need.
@@Nonyas12 you just comfirmed what i said before. Only racist there. Anybody dont need them in their country too and they still dont stay at their country or hold on our norm in our country, they follow their culture only wherever they are so why couldnt do that white ppl? Racist thing. Also as japanese you are not able to see other side.
@@melatiputrisari7012 yeah they dont need foreigners there thats the point. They dont like foreigners but when japanese come to other country we should kiss their a**es right?
Lived in Japan 5 years cause my dad was Air Force, some of the sweetest people you will meet, literally all they want is for you to be polite, they aren’t gonna immediately act like assholes, they warn and politely will do it multiple times. You have to provoke this kinda shit outta them.
Seems like you didn’t gain an understanding of Japanese people if after living there for 5 whole years, your takeaway was that they are “some of the sweetest people you will meet…” Some of the rudest and most cold-hearted people on this planet.
That is only your experience. Will be 5 years living in Japan in a few months, and I had plenty of straight-up rude Japanese. The politeness that people visiters witness is just a mask to cover how they really feel. There is even terms "honne vs tatemae," which basically admits that it's in their culture to fake being kind and considerate. However, that only holds for so long and only for certain people. My mother-in-law (from my Japanese wife) the other day was in the mall with a cane and stumbled a bit which block some man's path in which he said "omae,jamadayo" which is basically saying "you're in my fucking way!. My mother-in-law needless to say was shocked and quickly told my wife who quickly told me. So that's an elderly Japanese. I can go on and on how many times Japanese has been rude to me, has been rude to my wife (along with sexual harassment with one being in front of me), and constant unfriendliness and rudeness towards my kids (especially my daughter who wants to be friends with everyone) which is rarely ever reprimanded by the parents.
@@tman229 I agree with everything you have written here. I've been here 10 years and your experience matches my own. I love living here, but it's not all unicorn farts and smiling geisha girls like people think. It's full of regular people just like the rest of the world. But it is a unique culture with a fascinating history. It has some beautiful landscapes. And the food is pretty good.
Ésa discriminación es una de las causas de que hoy los británicos estén en plena decadencia...y lo peor es que no lo entienden. Muy bien Sr. japonés......❤
@@eddiemuaiava1339 I dont understand their love for silence and their little rules. Its annoying. Have you seen them in movie theaters, they are like robot. I mean if thats their culture, god help them. Obviously if i ever go to Japan I'll follow their rules.
@@Amanverma561 Yeah, some rules are fine, but they take it to the extreme! I remember during the Olympics, they weren't allowed to cheer, and during the World Cup, they were helping clean the stadiums. It's a good deed, but it's also stupid. Why would you clean other people's mess for no pay? And they think just because tattoos are associated with crime in their culture, that no one else should be allowed to have one. They want us to respect THER culture, but they have no respect or knowledge of other people's cultures. They think THEY'RE the normal ones, and it's everyone else who is weird, when it's the other way around. And there are like 20 pages of rules for every little thing, even how you're supposed to drink tea and take a shit. What kind of life is this? You're right that they're like programmed robots. Everything has to be done a certain way. I'm not surprised so many young Japanese are starting to rebel.
He’s a British low end person. Drinking on policy transport. Very much a chav thing to do. Just be quiet on transport. Everyone else was quiet and nice. Just hush.
Tf💀 its not that deep Japanese people is respectfull they wont do unnecessary things except if they had to, they wouldnt do any of this shit just because someone is talking on their phone💀 stop making shit up 🤦
You know, as a liberty-loving American, I used to hate all the rules, but thinking about how many people are trying to get along on such a small island, it actually makes sense. Imagine if everyone on that train was on the phone. It'd be hell.
@@BullyMacguire Or, he was drunk and was talking to that one lady that was just right in front of him. Probably saying waifu over and over and over......
The white guy is Scottish and Im Scottish. Drinking alcohol on trains in Scotland is technically illegal but tolerated as long as your well behaved and discrete. If this guy was on a train in Scotland exhibiting such anti social behaviour, passengers would be making a phone call and there would be transport police waiting at the next stop for him.
@@mytravelmedia You're posting nonsensical comments to Mr reply. I can only assume you don't believe what I'm saying. My reply to you is of you think I'm lying go on a Scottish train drunk at peak times, act like the individual in clip and see what happens
@@alacarte8635 Got it in one - you are lying and you are not too bright! "Drinking alcohol on trains in Scotland is technically illegal but tolerated as long as your well behaved" - YOUR WORDS!! Really fast aren't you. Scottish police don't terrorize people for being drunk and non-beligerent LIKE THIS GUY - arrest someone for talking on a phone - you are in dreamland. Being drunk alone does not get you arrested in Scotland or anywhere else in the UK.
If you go to another country, you are a guest, they welcome you to be there, so you have to respect their culture and the social rules 100%. This should be commensense, but unfortunately there are some idiots without respect.
yeah coz every japanese person respects the social rules 100% all the time eh? and i have plenty of respect for japan. i just dont walk about with my head bowed and eating shit from people.
well I am korean and the man wearing office shirt is definitly Korean. he said "you come out here"(너 이리 나와). that english man didn't know that Koreans are the Irish of Asia. seems like that english man with beer is insulting the whole asian people (or japanese) with an accent- also seems like no other Japanese passengers take an action. if this happened in korean subway, that english man will be kicked out by subway officers right away like one or two stations later. there's an armed officers every single station with full time on-line
but yet there is plenty of stuff on the internet about the Korean subway and people loosing it and you hardly ever see cops involved. and how was i insulting all Asian people? geez see you race baiters i hope you get what you give out honestly.
Standing in a train being loud and drunk is impolite. But putting hands on someone without permission is illegal. Our salaryman friend assaulted the loudmouth.
Drinking in public, harassing women, disturbing the peace. The people in the comments who feel bad for him being assaulted are the reason why it is unbearable to live in Europe and the US now. I want to go to Japan because I like their rules, not just so I can be somewhere else and behave however I like. If I see a drunk man harassing women I'll have something to say.
It didn’t matter whether the Caucasian drank alcohol or not, the Japanese guy actually laid his hands on the other guy. Never touch someone cos it’s assault
In most Asian countries if fight breaks out between some few individuals, as long as it's not a serious bloody mess fights or major damage of properties it's not a big deal. Personal liberty laws are not as strongly emphasized as it is in the west.
@@Crazy_Owl324 Penal Code of Japan Article 204. A person who causes another to suffer injury shall be punished by imprisonment with work for not more than 15 years or a fine of not more than 500,000 yen. Penal Code of Japan Article 208. When a person assaults another without injuring the other person, the person shall be punished by imprisonment with work for not more than 2 years, a fine of not more than 300,000 yen, misdemeanor imprisonment without work or a petty fine. However there is no specific definition of assault in the penal code. In any civilised place it is never acceptable to touch anyone like this.
As a Japanese person, please understand our culture. It is generally frowned upon to drink beverages on the train, and consuming alcohol is even more inappropriate. Despite this, from the local experience, it is likely that the Japanese man realized that the drank man would negatively affect the shared space if he remained on the train. I suppose he was not supposed to fight against with him outside rather he wanted to make that man out of the train and wanted to make him stay calm on the platform. Additionally, there are a lot of workers here during the night time so it would be weekday. Everyone got tired after work and it is not desirable to do inappropriate things in public space. Lastly, it is interesting that the japanese woman never hesitated to be approaching to him and tried to sit the seat. As you see this phenomenon, some ppl is getting used to this situation... As someone has already mentioned, it seems he was insulting to the woman in front of him. That might be the MAIN reason why the man made such a decision to try to make him out from train... He is abs drank
Actually, they sometimes do. But they are discreet about it. The foreigner was being a bother, but it doesn't mean it's okay for anyone to use physical force on him.
@@xxxhugxmexxx I lived in Japan for 7 months and visited there a few times so yes. So I know who is Japanese. Growing up in London, I'm pretty savvy to all the different types of people.
@@chuscofsound No, i mean like the Japanese tourists. Others in London might be working, in a hurry to pick up kids from school. Trying to get around a herd of Japanese tourists that fill up the whole sidewalk. That's OK tho, we don't whine about it apart from when they expect people to kneel and pray to them in Japan.
It’s ridiculous .Japanese are living in London.Japan is richer than UK as GDP .Japan is not Middle East countries. We have developed everything than Britain 😂
At the end it shows he has headphones on. Perhaps he was on the phone, talking to his friend or family. To me that guy was not being loud or obnoxious. He was having a beer and chatting with a friend on the phone. What's wrong with that? In Japan, do you have to be quiet while riding in a train? Only thing was him having an open can of beer and his demanor seemed as if he was drunk. However, i dont think he was. This was just misunderstanding.
actually i think i was being a wee bit loud yes and normally yes you are not supposed to speak on the phone on the train. and i admit i was quite drunk :(
First of all he was loud and obnoxious by Japanese standards. They're a rather reticent people, especially in certain areas. If he wants to be loud he should probably visit a club. There are plenty in places like Roppongi and Kabukichō. Because their culture dictates that you stay quiet on the train and don't talk on the phone. Why? Because if everyone on the train was yapping on their phones, it would be very noisy and disturb passengers who are tired at the end of the day and just want to get home from work. Japanese people work very hard, so they should at least get that brief moment of respite. And him drinking on the train was also bad - you don't eat or drink on public transport. You might make a mess. Even if it wasn't alcoholic, it's still disrespectful.
@@McCaroni_SupI’ve seen Japanese people talking loud on the trains, they’re not always quiet. I think this Korean foreigner didn’t like the fact that the British foreigner was having a good time. Japanese people don’t overreact simply for speaking on the train which they themselves do.
koreans are random weird people they just hate english and when they hear english they will tell people speaking it to shut up by interrupting for no reasonable reason at all😂
It's what happens when the winners of war only accept the best among losers of war to visit winner's land, while the winners of war demand any of their kind visiting the loser's land. Good people of Britain had been met by me in Britain. Please do not let this one incident define this generation.
Lived in Japan for over 20 years. This happens way too often (But still, not much compared with anywhere else). Rarely do Japanese intervene like this. Japanese 'salaryman' was super angry. I think I caught the Brit mocking the way Japanese women speak. Not sure, but either he was on his phone or was 'talking' to the girl with her back to him (at the door). Not sure. He was drunk he might've been imagining the other half of the convo. Older Japanese, especially senior citizens, men in the 70s +, show no fear. I once saw two elderly men drag a young Japanese boy off the train for bad manners. The kid had his feet sticking out when they walked thru. They stopped and told him nicely to move his feet in. He didn't. Big mistake. They tore into him. The kid started acting like a manga/anime tough guy, clenching fists, gritting his teeth, spouting curses at them like he was about to explode. They didn't blink. They both grabbed him by the collar and forcibly dragged him off the train kicking and screaming. As the train departed, I could see thru the windows those two 'pensioners' berating the 'tough guy' who was now bowing in apology. Gotta love it.
Yes, he was talking loudly, yes he was uncouth but he wasnt personally harassing anyone in particular. Should he have behaved himself better. Yes. But did he deserve to be accosted. I dont think so.
@@user-uw7nj6sx6n Wait a minute! Are you really the drunky in this video? You gotta give us some context. What were you saying? are you a scottish prick or a british prick? Was the guy really Japanese or (like some people are saying) Korean. the comments section is dying to know. lol
I get it, the guy is supposed to follow cultural norms and that’s reasonable but once the Japanese man laid hands on him it was fair game for the foreigner to knock him the fuck out. The Japanese might just sit by like another Tuesday and let someone attack them but a foreigner won’t and rightfully so. The man has now unjustifiably escalated a situation to a point it didn’t need to be raised to. Dude should’ve just taken a deep breath and walked away. Him coming back for action shows how hot headed he is. Also everyone keeps saying you’re not supposed to eat or drink on trains, that’s definitely a lie lol. You can eat and drink all you want on the shinkansen. For Christ sake food is provided right in the stations. If they didn’t want people eating food there would not only be signs displayed but also there wouldn’t be such a strategic location for getting food.
From my personal experiences and observations, Asian people seem to have a lot of pent up anger inside, which they like to release all at once. You should not be fooled by their calm demeanor. When something triggers them, they turn into little hulks
I was half-way agreeing with you, but you lost me when you mentioned Shinkansen. This isn't a bullet train it's just a regular public train. These trains tend to get a lot more crowded and people are constantly moving in and out, so the chances of spilling your food and drink are much higher. Which is why food and drink are prohibited in there. The old guy was breaking some rules and the Japanese guy overreacted. That's all that happened here.
What was he doing exactly that pissed off those salary men?? Talking on his phone using his hands free? They should have an official law to not make noise in public if those miserable japanese overworked salary men are gonna get pissed off with something like that.
I hope people here saying it's a BS rule never get to travel to other countries. Disrespectful and privileged mindset in thinking the world should adjust to them wherever they are.
Plus, there's texting. Just text, sheesh. I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm very likely never going to Japan, but if I did, I absolutely wouldn't be behaving like this. Just as I wish criminals could get executed for lowering the look of my neighborhood with graffiti, I'm happy Japan doesn't take this crap from foreigners. If they waterboarded this guy into compliance, I wouldn't even care. Do what you have to do.
Why? If this rule only exists in Japan and they think it's BS, why should they not travel to other countries that DON'T have this rule? Some countries just aren't for certain people.
@briantravelman because not respecting a country's culture is an issue with the traveler, not with the country. Regardless of whether they're in Japan or not, you act in accordance with the country's culture and you respect it. People who won't should just stay in their own country if they want to insist their own beliefs so much.
I think he was upset because he was trying to take a nap but then that guy in front of him was on his phone. Japanese people are so sleep deprived that's the problem. Source : I was born and raised in japan
Do you feel happy that you are Japanese? I haven't been to Japan, but I've seen a lot of Japanese trying to explain Japanese society, and it seems to be a very complicated and difficult place.
@@briantravelman 😅 I have a tendency to sleep on the train for the sounds of Clickety Clack. If you were in England, most of passengers on the morning train sleep.
PSA: Japanese Find it very disrespect to eat drink and talk loud in trains because some people try to take nap in long distance Journey. Context: The British dude was drinking beer and talking loud in front of that white shirt Japanese dude who was try to take a Nap.
This is strange. In my country the man, who tried to pull the passenger out, is the one , who will be seen as rude and crossing the social boundaries. Not that it's ok to drink and talk loud in the train is the norm here, but certain amount of tolerance for other peoples' strangeness is part of the culture.
Asians do not like tolerance, they hate it no matter how much they bang on about it like Indonesians do - trying to assault someone is violent behaviour full stop.
The man wearing a black shirt was talking on his phone with earplugs. It is not too noticeable unless you enhance the size of the screen. But, watching even from the default size of the screen, the white cord from his earplugs can be seen dangling in front of his shirt. There appears to be an interruption in video recording between that time and immediately before the man in the white dress shirt exited the train. When the man in the white dress shirt exited, the man in the black shirt said that "I just got attacked". Whether or not that is true is uncertain. However, evidently, the man in the white shirt grabbed him after that statement was verbalised and attempted to grab him a second time. That would have been simple assault and is prosecutable under Article 226 of the Japanese Penal Code.
This one guy is going to change the way Japanese people see British people.
@Achaem Basketball If you want to drink alcohol on the train, please play in another country 😂😂 If you can't follow the rules of Japan, you don't have to come. If you want to stay in another country, check the rules before going. That is respect for the country.
There is a word to describe people who go to a foreign country and be like "idgaf" to local cultures. It's "jerks". Just stay away if the local culture disgusts you. No one asked you to come.
It shouldn’t.
@AchaemBasketball-xh7jfill tell you what your parents did not do to you. Spank you.
Change that fucking flag
I've never seen a drunk British guy this well behaved.
I don't think he was drunk, just drinking
@@8luvbug Let's be honest. Most British guys don't have to be drunk to be rude to while overseas. lol (jk)
I don't see what he did wrong. Even if it is considered rude to talk in the train, he doesn't deserve to be attacked and insulted in the subway. Others around ignored him. I think the 🇯🇵 guy was at fault. He doesn't have to touch him that way. Fortunately the guy didn't react too much, some would have used their hands
@@verdiernoyama9681 Honestly, you are right. I know that everybody talks about how polite Japanese society is. And for the most part, they are right. Japanese trains are usually so quiet it's creepy.
BUT, that doesn't mean that what the Brit is doing is out of the ordinary. I've seen drunk grandpas picking fights. I've seen rainbow hair punks playing music. And as always, there are occasional High School kids (mostly girls) chatting away like useless squirrels.. (Face it, we were all dumb at that age, no matter what country you are from.)
What makes this so weird is the Japanese guy reacting to it. Japan is the least confrontational society I've ever lived in. I could tell you some horror stories about how much people here are willing to ignore everything. (And that is including the police.)
Your are right, though. That reaction was strangely over the top. That made it more viral than others is my guess on to why it was all over for a while.
@@verdiernoyama9681 You're right the Japanese guy over reacted. That guy talking or drinking on there doesn't warrant him putting his hands on him.
Respect their culture. These people take pride in not disturbing others.
That's not my problem because they don't respect ours when they come to the West
They don't mind disturbing animals. Don't make them out to be nice people.
Except when they come to Chile and steal our fish and sources, just like the chinese. And we must "respect" their moral laws? He was not hurting anyone. Go to hell you reptilian/rabbit people
Isso não é cultura. É uma prisão mental
@@Tartarini Shut up
Sounds to me he was insulting to how Japanese speak, to the female standing in front of him
Then proceeded to speak in a high pitched squeal when confronted,
I’m also a Scot and he has just shamed us
Yup I agree, as a fellow Scottish person.
Do you guys wear kilts
@@CowboyCatRO general rule of thumb is full kilt for weddings, and kilt and Scotland top for rugby
@@garywilson5339 nice
He's a spoiled cockney twat not a Scotsman. You should be able to tell by how obviously inbred he is with that pale penis looking scalp
“ PRICKKKKK”
Such a UK thing to say 😂
He shouldve said boa of woa
LMAO
@Kn-ik8pt he got the whole squad laughing with his very original and unseen joke
We don't claim him
he says freak
As a UK citizen… we don’t claim him, or want him back.
Can you pls return the things that you're country stolen from other countries!
Drag him back😂
Nah you take this trash back.
I’m a Japanese, but seen from this vid, I don’t think this man standing with a can is that bad. Not sure what made the Japanese man mad…
Soon to be a non UK citizen after they get their long awaited independence 😂😂🥶
If you don’t respect the culture, disagree, or dislike it, simply stay in your own country because no one asked you to come. Japan generally love tourists that love Japan and want to experience the culture. They are also normally very tolerant and non confrontational about simple mistakes, or ignorance (if it’s not on purpose) until you start acting belligerent and obnoxious. People like this are the very reason there is a “no-foreigner” policy in certain venues. The few foreigners that cause trouble give all the other good people a bad image.
Fakkkk your Japan
Do you remember atomic bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki ????
Get lost. If white people had a no foreigner policy we'd never hear the end of it.
Absolutely... Most that break cultural customs are American tourists. It's so embarrassing and Hurst the image of all North American tourists. He's such a shitbag
代弁してくれてありがとう
They should remember that when visiting the West because as far as I know they don't and if they won't I won't
British guy is being rude and disrespectful.
Drinking, talking loudly, and has his mask down.
The subway is a small crowded space, so awareness and respect of other people’s peace has to be hightened.
I've seen much worse from Japanese teens and salarymen. This was no reason for an attack.
Lol shut up weeb
Japan care for Japan
But is brutal to others
The mask down means nothing. That is not a crime by any stretch. Wearing a mask might be, though.
@@User_37821WW2 in a nutshell
Ok.. i live in Japan and I often see foreigner people being rude, screaming and making call in the train.. they just don’t care and don’t even respect other cultures. So annoying
Yeah, and its sad
I don’t live in Japan. My father did… well forced to be a slave first in Birma then in Nagasaki in Japan. Japanese didn’t respect other peoples culture a bit when they put my mother with 3 small children in a camp of torture, killed my grandmother, grandfather, a brother. The Japanese didn’t change their culture, likely not their respect for other cultures. Not to agree the despicable behaviour of that tourist.
Trust me... We hate those people here too. Many of us, despite the idea of westerners being loud and annoying, really would rather mind our own business than have to deal with these idiots, because it always turns into a fight.
How dare they speak with their phones ohh these punk thugs always fucking with our culture curse themmmmm
Why you can’t be on the phone on the subway??? I mean, as long as you talk quietly on the phone, it doesn’t really matter?. Japanese people are that sensitive?? 😅
Yelling prick was the most British sound I have ever listened 😂
he's Scottish
@@iamyourfuture808doesn’t matter he looks like he had too much fish and chips 😂
私は日本人です。この光景だけ見るとどういう経緯か不明です。明らかに分かることは電車内で飲み物を飲み、大声で1人で話してることが問題です。席に座った男性はそれを目の前でやられて不快だったと思います。また日本人は飲み物を持つ男性に、わざわざ注意をしません。心の中ではうるさいとは思っています。そして、関わらないことがいいと思っています。日本で過ごしたいなら日本のマナーを守ってください。
Yes, saya setuju
Yes this man was disrespectful and the other man had had enough trouble
From him…
drinking in the train doesnt justify the attack
ดื่ม และพูดเสียงดัง เป็นการรบกวนคนอื่น และไร้มารยาทอย่างมาก ที่ญี่ปุ่นค่ะ เขาถึงทนไม่ไหว
Hola. Con mucho respeto. Escuche bien lo que el hombre guero y borrachos esta disiendo. Claramente se escucha que los está ofendiendo y para que un Japonés se enoje. Es por eso por OFENSIVO. Muy malo por el GRINGO 👎🏻
This foreigner is one more that think the world is extension of his garden.
It used to, lol😂
だから難民はごめん 岸
There is a white brazilian girl called PRIZZA (she has a channel) who lives in Japan and has the same disrespecful behavior, embaracing all brazilian people.
😂😂😂
talking about the country that invaded all of asia - I think the problem is with the violent Korean.
I don’t know the rules of Japan but why can’t ppl just follow other countries rules
Its simple. Dont talk on the phone on the train. Dont drink alcohol on the train and be quiet
@@user-bc2vv5km3fthen muslims should have to wear proper clothes in our country or get the f**k back to their dessert s***hole.
@@user-bc2vv5km3f someone deserves to get attacked for talking?? have u people lost ur minds?
@bentayga2409
It’s somewhat irritating and disturbing when someone makes noises in closed rooms.
Well if you don’t like these kind of rules, then don’t go to countries that have these rules.
@@bentayga2409these countries are pseudo democracies. Imagine if a foreigner wants to make a vlog.
It really isnt hard man. Just be a decent normal human being. You dont really have to go out of your way to act acceptably and this doenst just concern Japan, its universal.
Your talking about the british , the moment they put their lips on the first Beer its free for all
@@stefanocaraci4017 is that right? so what about the drunk violent Japanese guy? your a know it all right ? so whats the opinion on that one? your a twat aint ya
normal is boring
Back in the 80's when I lived in Japan you never saw foreigners acting like this. The worst thing might be talking too loud with each other. What is happening today???
The internet happened.
Bro hes a brit its self explanatory 😂😂 crusty ass yellow teeth like all em
Prn
I guess that Japan got safer too?
moral standards drop
The background is Japan, but the man in the suit is Korean. I know how to speak Korean '너이리따라나와' It means 'you come out' in Korean.
I dont hear
@@dimasmungkin5715 잡아당기면서 캔음료 쏟을때..
@@user-tv4bv1jm9l i can speak Korean, but my phone cant read hangeul.. sad
No he did not say that in korean.
I’m korean
確かに彼がその人の腕を引っ張る時に「ニュル…」とか「ヌルイ…」と日本語ではない言語を発している。見た目的にも目、眉辺りは朝鮮系の特徴があるように思う。
In Korea/Japan you don't talk while on public transport. Also no eating/drinking
This man was rude and caused trouble for others. The Man did well trying to get the man out of the subway.
No hizo bien, no es ningún agente de la ley ni debió responder con agresión física.
Japanese guy is black belt karate he would have been in trouble outside the train.
@@qalln-w272 He's Korean and no one's in trouble from him.
So you can't pickup phone?? And cant even talk?? Even in low voice?😅
It does not matter. Different people, different countries, different rule and rites. You can't enforce. Better your country do not offer visa to foreigners before asking if they will follow your rules and same applies on you if you visit another country.
So impressed by the doors working politely not to catch the businessman’s hands.
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It's Japan, u know 😅
British and Korean men fighting inside a Japanese train lol, lmao
he is not Korean that's just a narrative some people are trying here to deflect the Japanese guy's violence
@@user-uw7nj6sx6nI think he is. He did speak Korean. Im korean and i know koreans dont take sh** from nobody lol so Im not surprised
what violence?@@user-uw7nj6sx6n
@@user-uw7nj6sx6n私は日本人ですが彼は日本人でも韓国人でもないと思う
Indians shitting in trains 😂
Japanese people are calm by nature but don't provoke them...like bro where do you think ninjas are from??🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️🤷♀️
Exactly ninjas originated from there
家庭での教育に失敗した結果
Www
Have a fucken beer and lighten up God damn think yer fucken monks levitating above the rest of us eh?
I love how everyone else is not at all interested in this huge war! Japanese really defines "mind your own buisness "
One of the things I love in Japan. Nobody stares at you impolitely. Nobody gets into your business as long as you're not doing anything wrong. I feel so free whenever I am in Japan.
@@donniebrasco99except when they try to drag u out of public transport lmao
@@motasch241ude, you are gonna get dragged out anywhere in the world if you drank in public space, disrupting public order, and not following regulations
@@motasch241well the dude deserves it😂
Minding own business* policy is not right in all situations. Other Japanese men or women should have come to help their countryman.
Seriously, it's scary that no one intervened. They would do the same if they witness harassing or abusing behaviour. A person even told me that an older man fainted in the street and no one checked on him. Everyone ignored. It's inhumane.
ビールがかかった女性が一番被害者😅😅
なぜこうなったのか、直接的な原因が分からなかった。
お酒を飲んでいても、大きな迷惑をかけなければ、こんなことにはならないはずですが、、
I thought that was a guy at first 😂
That Japanese guy was offended by white guy considering misbehaving while inside the train talking loudly and drinking it’s not okey in Japan.
I love how every country/Language difference knows what 🖕/ fuck you means it’s just universal🤣
この女性はトラブルに近づいても座りたかったのね。
座席が濡れてるかもしれないのにそれでも尚
@@user-nf6oc3bd6u しかもビール臭パンツに付くのにも関わらず
なんかマイペースで可愛い😂
😂
I have been to Japan many times and i think Japanese people are the most polite and helpful people i have met so far, so if this thing happened then the British guy must have done really wrong thing
I think that title goes to the French, and I'm not being sarcastic.
probably because of the mask
@@briantravelmani am french and i think you're wrong, if we're talking about Paris
korean guy is suit. not japanese
@Amanverma561 If you listen carefully, that person on the phone said, " they actually look funny, they look funny, they all look exactly same". (Meaning same copies)
Now think, He just insulted the WHOLE COUNTRY based on their appearance 😡
This dude deserves what he gets
For drinking on a train?
@@andrewwillis9759yes
He will never let the Beer fall😂
He spilled beer everywhere including on that lady’s pant. She’s shaking her pants off from being wet with beer.
I think the Japanese man thought he was harassing the woman in front of him so he wanted to get him off the train. he doesn't know he was speaking in headphone .
When in Rome, man. Don't drink on the train, keep the talking to an absolute minimum and don't be an inconvenience.
in japan its normal and legal to drink on trains and in public lol
The Scottish bloke isn’t going to drop his pint for nothing
Train etiquette isn't as strong here in Scotland to a point that someone would get to the point of getting into confrontation over it.
If it was and depending where it was, an ambulance would be getting called for him.
Severe lack of self awareness
He cant be a Scot he spilt his drink, but a brit all the same
@@royc8587 Scot or Brit lucky he didn't get lifted.
The Jap police don't mess about. With the mouth of him, he'd be crying like a wean when he eventually got out, if he got out lol
If you listen carefully, that person on the phone said, " they actually look funny, they look funny, they all look exactly same". (Meaning same copies)
Now think, He just insulted the WHOLE COUNTRY based on their appearance 😡
thats def not what he said lmao get your ears checked
It was a private phone call.
In Japan, if you're going to drink and misbehave, the least you can do is wear a suit and piss yourself.
The Japanese man was trying to get him off the train as he was disturbing the other people. He could've just gone his way without caring but he chose to care about the people on the train.
how do you know that? the video doesn't give us any information.
You can't do that. Because then it's just common assault.
Lol let's not do this. The Jap got his feelings hurt and his pride made him do it, not because he was doing it for the welfare of others. Doesn't mean the foreigner was anything but rude, but let's not put people on a pedastal.
やっぱ杉並の方てプロ市民的なのいて危ないよな、過激なんだよ。
I've been to tokyo and they don't mind at all if you're a foreigner as long as you're minding your business and being respectful. If you don't, well you will be looked down upon and people won't want you there. Most foreigners I've encountered irl have been respectful although the bad ones definitely ruin the reputation more.
It's true, the British and Irish behave like this worldwide.
Also, making phone calls on the train and speaking loudly is not something Japanese do. You should be repsectful to customs when youre in a country youre not from.
In Japan, respecting each other is very important, so it is rude to be noisy in a confined space such as trains, as the noise will disturb other's peace. This guy is just pure obnoxious and very disrespectful.
Yeah he is a complete tosser. Lots of westerners come with this bullish incosiderate behaviour....it's how Nato/USA operate outside their nations. Arrogant sobs
Your rules are always important only when goes about foreigners but when group of japanese students making loud noise in train anybody say anything to them, not even trying grab them and throw them out. Respect needs to be on both sides. Be racist as you are is much more rude than be noisy in train. You are not saint there.
@Monny Snow This has nothing to do with race nor being a racist. This is about being respectful to others, especially if you're a foreigner in that country. The bunch of students you said about, someone will usually tell them off, and if no one did, it's still doesn't make those students right to do it. But if you're a foreigner there, in whatever country you're in (not just Japan), be respectful to the local rules, norms, and the people there, as they don't need you to come to their land in the first place. You're the one who's in need.
@@Nonyas12 you just comfirmed what i said before. Only racist there. Anybody dont need them in their country too and they still dont stay at their country or hold on our norm in our country, they follow their culture only wherever they are so why couldnt do that white ppl? Racist thing. Also as japanese you are not able to see other side.
@@melatiputrisari7012 yeah they dont need foreigners there thats the point. They dont like foreigners but when japanese come to other country we should kiss their a**es right?
The British guy is acting obnoxious and definitely reinforcing negative stereotypes. The Japanese guy didn’t handle the situation well either.
Probably provoked??
Provoked or not, using physical force and trying to drag a person is not okay. Both men did not behave in an acceptable manner.
Lived in Japan 5 years cause my dad was Air Force, some of the sweetest people you will meet, literally all they want is for you to be polite, they aren’t gonna immediately act like assholes, they warn and politely will do it multiple times. You have to provoke this kinda shit outta them.
Seems like you didn’t gain an understanding of Japanese people if after living there for 5 whole years, your takeaway was that they are “some of the sweetest people you will meet…”
Some of the rudest and most cold-hearted people on this planet.
That is only your experience. Will be 5 years living in Japan in a few months, and I had plenty of straight-up rude Japanese. The politeness that people visiters witness is just a mask to cover how they really feel. There is even terms "honne vs tatemae," which basically admits that it's in their culture to fake being kind and considerate. However, that only holds for so long and only for certain people.
My mother-in-law (from my Japanese wife) the other day was in the mall with a cane and stumbled a bit which block some man's path in which he said "omae,jamadayo" which is basically saying "you're in my fucking way!. My mother-in-law needless to say was shocked and quickly told my wife who quickly told me.
So that's an elderly Japanese. I can go on and on how many times Japanese has been rude to me, has been rude to my wife (along with sexual harassment with one being in front of me), and constant unfriendliness and rudeness towards my kids (especially my daughter who wants to be friends with everyone) which is rarely ever reprimanded by the parents.
@@tman229 I agree with everything you have written here. I've been here 10 years and your experience matches my own.
I love living here, but it's not all unicorn farts and smiling geisha girls like people think.
It's full of regular people just like the rest of the world.
But it is a unique culture with a fascinating history. It has some beautiful landscapes. And the food is pretty good.
ฉันไม่รู้ว่าเกิดอะไรขึ้นก่อนหน้านั้น
และไม่คิดจะเข้าข้างใคร
แต่อยากจะบอกแค่ว่า
ไม่ว่าคุณจะไปเที่ยวที่ไหนก็ตาม ควรเคารพกฏกติกาของประเทศนั้นๆ
Ésa discriminación es una de las causas de que hoy los británicos estén en plena decadencia...y lo peor es que no lo entienden. Muy bien Sr. japonés......❤
Broo.... you're in japan so pls respect the culture 💀💀
When I lived there I went out of my way to respect the culture. Such a beautiful country and people.
Disgusting level of disrespect .
You know a country’s PR agenda is successful when people support any action of the locals against foreigners.
Absolutely, that's why there can NEVER BE A one world order Happy people are loud depressed people are Quite.
@@eddiemuaiava1339 I dont understand their love for silence and their little rules. Its annoying. Have you seen them in movie theaters, they are like robot. I mean if thats their culture, god help them. Obviously if i ever go to Japan I'll follow their rules.
Or it hasbt been infested with woke left wing ideology
@@Amanverma561i do love their love for silence after living with junks crackheads and monkeys for all my life
@@Amanverma561 Yeah, some rules are fine, but they take it to the extreme! I remember during the Olympics, they weren't allowed to cheer, and during the World Cup, they were helping clean the stadiums. It's a good deed, but it's also stupid. Why would you clean other people's mess for no pay?
And they think just because tattoos are associated with crime in their culture, that no one else should be allowed to have one. They want us to respect THER culture, but they have no respect or knowledge of other people's cultures. They think THEY'RE the normal ones, and it's everyone else who is weird, when it's the other way around.
And there are like 20 pages of rules for every little thing, even how you're supposed to drink tea and take a shit. What kind of life is this? You're right that they're like programmed robots. Everything has to be done a certain way. I'm not surprised so many young Japanese are starting to rebel.
He’s a British low end person. Drinking on policy transport. Very much a chav thing to do. Just be quiet on transport. Everyone else was quiet and nice. Just hush.
Oh he is British! They should not allow rude people inside a train.OMG!
I don't think talking on the phone on the train should result in physical violence.
It was a Korean guy who tried to get him off the train lol.
It was your mom in pants lol
How can you tell?
Japanese and Korean are same East Asian countries.He is Westerner never respect other cultures
Yea japanese are always mute bystanders
He may be Korean-Japanese. But regardless, he obviously wasn’t happy with this drunk man.
He was probably on his phone talking to someone. It's a big no no talking on the phone in a train. It's disrespectful to Japanese.
Tf💀 its not that deep Japanese people is respectfull they wont do unnecessary things except if they had to, they wouldnt do any of this shit just because someone is talking on their phone💀 stop making shit up 🤦
You know, as a liberty-loving American, I used to hate all the rules, but thinking about how many people are trying to get along on such a small island, it actually makes sense. Imagine if everyone on that train was on the phone. It'd be hell.
@@BullyMacguire Or, he was drunk and was talking to that one lady that was just right in front of him. Probably saying waifu over and over and over......
@@BullyMacguire It's all speculations my man hehe. I really don't know what happened I am just going off from the vid hehe.
There are japanese drunk men who do that too sometimes,
Japan right to defend it self
Isnt it amazing how the Brits would whine about the behaviour of foreigners in the streets of London. I guess the colonies learns from the colonizers
no drink，no food，no phone call in Japanese metro
The white guy is Scottish and Im Scottish.
Drinking alcohol on trains in Scotland is technically illegal but tolerated as long as your well behaved and discrete.
If this guy was on a train in Scotland exhibiting such anti social behaviour, passengers would be making a phone call and there would be transport police waiting at the next stop for him.
what anti social behaviour - transport police to do what and for what....
@@mytravelmedia why don't you go on a Scottish train drunk and exhibit the behaviour of the individual in clip?
@@alacarte8635 what on earth would I want to do that for?
@@mytravelmedia You're posting nonsensical comments to Mr reply. I can only assume you don't believe what I'm saying. My reply to you is of you think I'm lying go on a Scottish train drunk at peak times, act like the individual in clip and see what happens
@@alacarte8635 Got it in one - you are lying and you are not too bright! "Drinking alcohol on trains in Scotland is technically illegal but tolerated as long as your well behaved" - YOUR WORDS!!
Really fast aren't you. Scottish police don't terrorize people for being drunk and non-beligerent LIKE THIS GUY - arrest someone for talking on a phone - you are in dreamland. Being drunk alone does not get you arrested in Scotland or anywhere else in the UK.
The middle finger part 😂
😂😂😂😂😂
Which one?? 😅😅😅
@@marissasue319 the ending part where they both showed middle fingers and said (fukc you)
@faali4874 i know, but my comment was a joke meant to point out that there were more than one middle-finger parts 😃
Drinking in subway or even while walking in general is considered disrespectful in Japan. You can't just drink everywhere.
Should respect every countries rules and law.
If you go to another country, you are a guest, they welcome you to be there, so you have to respect their culture and the social rules 100%. This should be commensense, but unfortunately there are some idiots without respect.
yeah coz every japanese person respects the social rules 100% all the time eh? and i have plenty of respect for japan. i just dont walk about with my head bowed and eating shit from people.
Attacking someone for a few drunken words is not Japanese culture at all.
well I am korean and the man wearing office shirt is definitly Korean. he said "you come out here"(너 이리 나와). that english man didn't know that Koreans are the Irish of Asia. seems like that english man with beer is insulting the whole asian people (or japanese) with an accent- also seems like no other Japanese passengers take an action. if this happened in korean subway, that english man will be kicked out by subway officers right away like one or two stations later. there's an armed officers every single station with full time on-line
but yet there is plenty of stuff on the internet about the Korean subway and people loosing it and you hardly ever see cops involved. and how was i insulting all Asian people? geez see you race baiters i hope you get what you give out honestly.
He is Scottish... not English!!
You are insulting the whole of England!.. get your facts right first.. you must get the right nationality!!..
Standing in a train being loud and drunk is impolite. But putting hands on someone without permission is illegal. Our salaryman friend assaulted the loudmouth.
Drinking in public, harassing women, disturbing the peace.
The people in the comments who feel bad for him being assaulted are the reason why it is unbearable to live in Europe and the US now.
I want to go to Japan because I like their rules, not just so I can be somewhere else and behave however I like.
If I see a drunk man harassing women I'll have something to say.
Hes drinking beer and koud hes the 1 talking loud not reapecting there cukture
It didn’t matter whether the Caucasian drank alcohol or not, the Japanese guy actually laid his hands on the other guy. Never touch someone cos it’s assault
In most Asian countries if fight breaks out between some few individuals, as long as it's not a serious bloody mess fights or major damage of properties it's not a big deal. Personal liberty laws are not as strongly emphasized as it is in the west.
@@Crazy_Owl324 Penal Code of Japan Article 204. A person who causes another to suffer injury shall be punished by imprisonment with work for not more than 15 years or a fine of not more than 500,000 yen.
Penal Code of Japan Article 208. When a person assaults another without injuring the other person, the person shall be punished by imprisonment with work for not more than 2 years, a fine of not more than 300,000 yen, misdemeanor imprisonment without work or a petty fine.
However there is no specific definition of assault in the penal code.
In any civilised place it is never acceptable to touch anyone like this.
@@mathewcnlau lmao you sound triggered whitefragility?
Even the foreigner start it first, the Japanese guy should not assault him
As a Japanese person, please understand our culture. It is generally frowned upon to drink beverages on the train, and consuming alcohol is even more inappropriate. Despite this, from the local experience, it is likely that the Japanese man realized that the drank man would negatively affect the shared space if he remained on the train. I suppose he was not supposed to fight against with him outside rather he wanted to make that man out of the train and wanted to make him stay calm on the platform. Additionally, there are a lot of workers here during the night time so it would be weekday. Everyone got tired after work and it is not desirable to do inappropriate things in public space.
Lastly, it is interesting that the japanese woman never hesitated to be approaching to him and tried to sit the seat. As you see this phenomenon, some ppl is getting used to this situation...
As someone has already mentioned, it seems he was insulting to the woman in front of him. That might be the MAIN reason why the man made such a decision to try to make him out from train... He is abs drank
fk your backward culture, if against the law call the police otherwise f off and mind ya own business
In Japan, China and Asia passengers in subways dont eat or drink like in London or NY. This guy is showing disrespect
what they all samurais in japan still ?
Actually, they sometimes do. But they are discreet about it. The foreigner was being a bother, but it doesn't mean it's okay for anyone to use physical force on him.
Where are the yakuza? Bring back the yakuza.
The yakuza are doing what they usually do, harassing Japanese.
Shut up weeb. This isn't a video game.
Loads of Japanese in London sometimes loud or walk really slowly in the middle of the street, we don’t complain.
You mean like everyone else in London?
Are you sure you know the difference between all the Asian ethnicities?
@@xxxhugxmexxx I lived in Japan for 7 months and visited there a few times so yes. So I know who is Japanese. Growing up in London, I'm pretty savvy to all the different types of people.
@@chuscofsound No, i mean like the Japanese tourists. Others in London might be working, in a hurry to pick up kids from school. Trying to get around a herd of Japanese tourists that fill up the whole sidewalk. That's OK tho, we don't whine about it apart from when they expect people to kneel and pray to them in Japan.
It’s ridiculous .Japanese are living in London.Japan is richer than UK as GDP .Japan is not Middle East countries. We have developed everything than Britain 😂
At the end it shows he has headphones on. Perhaps he was on the phone, talking to his friend or family. To me that guy was not being loud or obnoxious. He was having a beer and chatting with a friend on the phone. What's wrong with that? In Japan, do you have to be quiet while riding in a train? Only thing was him having an open can of beer and his demanor seemed as if he was drunk. However, i dont think he was. This was just misunderstanding.
actually i think i was being a wee bit loud yes and normally yes you are not supposed to speak on the phone on the train. and i admit i was quite drunk :(
First of all he was loud and obnoxious by Japanese standards. They're a rather reticent people, especially in certain areas. If he wants to be loud he should probably visit a club. There are plenty in places like Roppongi and Kabukichō.
Because their culture dictates that you stay quiet on the train and don't talk on the phone. Why? Because if everyone on the train was yapping on their phones, it would be very noisy and disturb passengers who are tired at the end of the day and just want to get home from work. Japanese people work very hard, so they should at least get that brief moment of respite.
And him drinking on the train was also bad - you don't eat or drink on public transport. You might make a mess. Even if it wasn't alcoholic, it's still disrespectful.
@@McCaroni_SupI’ve seen Japanese people talking loud on the trains, they’re not always quiet. I think this Korean foreigner didn’t like the fact that the British foreigner was having a good time. Japanese people don’t overreact simply for speaking on the train which they themselves do.
@@Beanies-tf1snkorean are weird people i get koreans coming to me telling me to shut my face for no reason at all all the time in korea 😂
koreans are random weird people they just hate english and when they hear english they will tell people speaking it to shut up by interrupting for no reasonable reason at all😂
It's what happens when the winners of war only accept the best among losers of war to visit winner's land, while the winners of war demand any of their kind visiting the loser's land. Good people of Britain had been met by me in Britain. Please do not let this one incident define this generation.
Lived in Japan for over 20 years. This happens way too often (But still, not much compared with anywhere else). Rarely do Japanese intervene like this. Japanese 'salaryman' was super angry. I think I caught the Brit mocking the way Japanese women speak. Not sure, but either he was on his phone or was 'talking' to the girl with her back to him (at the door). Not sure. He was drunk he might've been imagining the other half of the convo.
Older Japanese, especially senior citizens, men in the 70s +, show no fear. I once saw two elderly men drag a young Japanese boy off the train for bad manners. The kid had his feet sticking out when they walked thru. They stopped and told him nicely to move his feet in. He didn't. Big mistake. They tore into him. The kid started acting like a manga/anime tough guy, clenching fists, gritting his teeth, spouting curses at them like he was about to explode. They didn't blink. They both grabbed him by the collar and forcibly dragged him off the train kicking and screaming.
As the train departed, I could see thru the windows those two 'pensioners' berating the 'tough guy' who was now bowing in apology.
Gotta love it.
Yes, he was talking loudly, yes he was uncouth but he wasnt personally harassing anyone in particular. Should he have behaved himself better. Yes. But did he deserve to be accosted. I dont think so.
i admit this i wasn't on my best behaviour and thinking straight and for that i regret and apologize.
@@user-uw7nj6sx6n Wait a minute! Are you really the drunky in this video? You gotta give us some context. What were you saying? are you a scottish prick or a british prick? Was the guy really Japanese or (like some people are saying) Korean.
the comments section is dying to know. lol
I get it, the guy is supposed to follow cultural norms and that’s reasonable but once the Japanese man laid hands on him it was fair game for the foreigner to knock him the fuck out. The Japanese might just sit by like another Tuesday and let someone attack them but a foreigner won’t and rightfully so. The man has now unjustifiably escalated a situation to a point it didn’t need to be raised to. Dude should’ve just taken a deep breath and walked away. Him coming back for action shows how hot headed he is.
Also everyone keeps saying you’re not supposed to eat or drink on trains, that’s definitely a lie lol. You can eat and drink all you want on the shinkansen. For Christ sake food is provided right in the stations. If they didn’t want people eating food there would not only be signs displayed but also there wouldn’t be such a strategic location for getting food.
From my personal experiences and observations, Asian people seem to have a lot of pent up anger inside, which they like to release all at once. You should not be fooled by their calm demeanor. When something triggers them, they turn into little hulks
yep a lot of repressed anger and serious chips on their shoulders
I was half-way agreeing with you, but you lost me when you mentioned Shinkansen. This isn't a bullet train it's just a regular public train. These trains tend to get a lot more crowded and people are constantly moving in and out, so the chances of spilling your food and drink are much higher. Which is why food and drink are prohibited in there. The old guy was breaking some rules and the Japanese guy overreacted. That's all that happened here.
I SPEAK ENGLISH, HE CALLED HIM A PRICK..
Im a filipino i would say there, “ you guy would lose the damn korean war just because we didnt give you back up”
Bro he's drinking alcohol and abusing he's lucky he's in Japan imagine another 3rd world country 😂😂😂
Alcohol is evil.
And it leads to evilness.
Us Americans probably have worse reputations than the British do when it comes to being rude and loud when abroad. We are too entitled.
Sure, the gaijin is being rude but, you don’t just attack someone when you think he/she’s being a nuisance. What a Neanderthal.
Nah you yts need to stfu...
@vxo4436he did
Why do you think that Asian guy is a Neanderthal , I have seen a picture of Neanderthal and They don't look alike
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Neanderthal
noun
2 : a person who suggests a caveman in appearance, mentality, or behavior
What was he doing exactly that pissed off those salary men?? Talking on his phone using his hands free? They should have an official law to not make noise in public if those miserable japanese overworked salary men are gonna get pissed off with something like that.
Really gonna defend the british prick huh, maybe you guys should just stay in your own country lmao.
british people are dead in serbia if they behave like this…specially english! Come to belgrade and find out…japan is to nice to this world.
I went to Belgrade for a football match in 2018 and yous did fuck all lmao
The RAF flattened your country in the 90s. Be quiet.
@@JohnBaillie18 u went in belgrade in civil clothes british pussies u didnt dare to have your club shirts on 😂
I hope people here saying it's a BS rule never get to travel to other countries. Disrespectful and privileged mindset in thinking the world should adjust to them wherever they are.
Plus, there's texting. Just text, sheesh. I mean, don't get me wrong, I'm very likely never going to Japan, but if I did, I absolutely wouldn't be behaving like this. Just as I wish criminals could get executed for lowering the look of my neighborhood with graffiti, I'm happy Japan doesn't take this crap from foreigners. If they waterboarded this guy into compliance, I wouldn't even care. Do what you have to do.
Why? If this rule only exists in Japan and they think it's BS, why should they not travel to other countries that DON'T have this rule? Some countries just aren't for certain people.
@briantravelman because not respecting a country's culture is an issue with the traveler, not with the country. Regardless of whether they're in Japan or not, you act in accordance with the country's culture and you respect it. People who won't should just stay in their own country if they want to insist their own beliefs so much.
@@pingronquillo4859tell that to all the non whites in Europe
Uk Dude was being racist rude and dismissive in Japan to Japanese people, Its not even his country he went to Japan.
England never succeeded in colonizing Japan…
I think he was upset because he was trying to take a nap but then that guy in front of him was on his phone.
Japanese people are so sleep deprived that's the problem.
Source : I was born and raised in japan
Do you feel happy that you are Japanese? I haven't been to Japan, but I've seen a lot of Japanese trying to explain Japanese society, and it seems to be a very complicated and difficult place.
@@alal039 The man tried to pull this crasy man is Korean. He said in korean, Come out
I didn't realize trains were hotel rooms.
@@briantravelman 😅 I have a tendency to sleep on the train for the sounds of Clickety Clack. If you were in England, most of passengers on the morning train sleep.
@@may-ky6jl really
im with that japanese man
Because you're a weeb loser
PSA: Japanese Find it very disrespect to eat drink and talk loud in trains because some people try to take nap in long distance Journey.
Context: The British dude was drinking beer and talking loud in front of that white shirt Japanese dude who was try to take a Nap.
Another Scottish embarrassment abroad.
wow...that clarified everything
Johnny britain
The country is not bad. He is just a bad person. If you speak ill of his country because of him, you are just like him
Sure enough this guy has a Japanese sunshine flag in his room
japanese people are so calm, look at the woman next to him she doesn't give a sh++
この日本人男性も少し大人気なかったね。
ただ「郷に入っては郷に従え」って言葉があるように、日本に来たら日本の常識に合わせるのが当たり前だと僕は思う。
That other still assulated him. He escalated the situation pulling on another grown man bigger than him. And the white dude was an ass.
I hope google translates this well
This is strange. In my country the man, who tried to pull the passenger out, is the one , who will be seen as rude and crossing the social boundaries. Not that it's ok to drink and talk loud in the train is the norm here, but certain amount of tolerance for other peoples' strangeness is part of the culture.
Asians do not like tolerance, they hate it no matter how much they bang on about it like Indonesians do - trying to assault someone is violent behaviour full stop.
As a Scot who loves Japan I apologize for this tw…at.
Japan is a sterile country.
Ruddest Scottish go back your country..don’t come to Japan..
What did he do wrong? The Japanese guy need to chill, guess you cant even talk on a train over there lol
Same, I agree as a fellow Scottish person.
The man wearing a black shirt was talking on his phone with earplugs. It is not too noticeable unless you enhance the size of the screen. But, watching even from the default size of the screen, the white cord from his earplugs can be seen dangling in front of his shirt.
There appears to be an interruption in video recording between that time and immediately before the man in the white dress shirt exited the train. When the man in the white dress shirt exited, the man in the black shirt said that "I just got attacked". Whether or not that is true is uncertain. However, evidently, the man in the white shirt grabbed him after that statement was verbalised and attempted to grab him a second time. That would have been simple assault and is prosecutable under Article 226 of the Japanese Penal Code.
周りの人が知らんぷりしてるのが逆に恐ろしい