Don’t worry too much about that. Some Japanese schools teach English so that Americans could understand better. But still it’s better to learn Japanese as well just incase since there’s many people that may have not have learned too much English.
@@aleckcain4142 Yeah but some stores and shops get you discounts from the nice old ladies and grandpas there if you can speak decent Japanese as a gaijin tourist.
The reason why the trains in Japan close so early is so they can perform more extensive track inspections and maintenance to make sure they run on time without delays during the day
It's not early. It's normal closing time. 😑 If you say midnight is early, then what is the normal hour? 3AM? Edit: also, besides the maintenance thing, it's also for safety. Night time, with japanese porn culture, is a dangerous time for female. But at least Japan is better than India
some more important tips: - in japan everyone walks on the left, but this can shift within stations, so be careful to look at the signs on the floor of where to walk! - be respectful to workers, bow when saying thank you, but don't bow too deep. - have fun ;D
The whole tattoo being a yakuza thing is fake trying to be PC for everyone overseas. The real reaason is that they think you are stupid for getting tattoos and they dont want your stupidity fouling up the waters... so to speak.
If you have tattoos, try asking the front desk for bandages to cover them up. Every place I went to that had banned tattoos permitted you to enter so long as they were covered up.
Can't cover a full body tatt😂 I know a few people who are covered and they aren't in a gang but if you were dumb enough to ask them to leave because of their tattoos and possible involvement in a "very dangerous gang" then what are you accomplishing? Confrontation with the"very dangerous gang member"? Im pretty sure a dangerous gang would return and make you wish they were just permitted to enjoy themselves in the first place. Logic seems rare in these cultures.
You think it'd be possible to cover up a full sleeve? I want to get a sleeve done but Im hesitant to commit to it because I'd like to be able to visit Japan and not be super restricted if possible. Also what about hand tattoos? If you're out in public would you need to cover them with gloves or something lol?
@@FireDudeOnFiredoesn’t matter what the tattoo is. It’s just their culture, better to be safe than sorry just buy stickers to cover it up when going to “no tattoos allowed” places.
The fact that trains only run until midnight is actually good to know. Cuz in my home city here in Germany all trains run until 2 am and after that there’s „night trains“ the whole night. Also the fact that there is a Genshin ad in nearly every of your videos lol.
I do wonder though. Isn't it somewhat ironic to kick out people who just have tattoos, while the actual gang members will most likely still go in anyway via intimidation?
@@syrusangi8743 Yes, but obviously their objective is to prevent yakuza members as much as possible. It’s better to raise the bar of entry to be explicit force than to just give up and let whoever in.
@@OGSumo yeah but that would suck for my family because we’ve always wanted to go and my mother has a tattoo, that I drew, on her shoulder. I don’t think we would plan on going to water parks but if we weren’t allowed into some places that would suck ass because we’re already paying a lot to be there
Xtra tip. Chances are you will be doing a lot of walking. If your feet tend to sweat like mine grab some wet wipes from a convenience store and carry extra socks. If a place requires you to take off your shoes it will save you some embarrassment of stinking up the place.
@@Madcat1331 It happed to me lol Thankfully the wet wipes are pretty common in corner stores. Also have a bag or ziplock bag to store those smelly socks in your backpack. Or briefcase. The bags help because you don’t know when you will be washing those socks.
My japanese boss said they became more lenient with the tattoo rule especially if youre a foreigner. They know you aint yakuza and gotta gets that tourism bread bruh.
As someone who stayed in Japan for about a month, here’s some more tips and stuff to know: -Trains stop running at 12AM -Vending machines are EVERYWHERE, so if you want a drink, bring some coins with you. -Most workers will notice that you’re a foreigner and use a translator. Others will try their best to speak English or will just speak Japanese and expect you to pull out the calculator -The workers at stores will use a calculator to show you the money total, and when you give them the money, you’re expected to put it on the small tray on the counter. -Deodorant is hard to find, but you can possibly find it at a Seven-Eleven or Family Mart. -You’re expected to stay quiet on trains, buses, etc. -Taxis are EXPENSIVE… -Don’t take community trains because they take a LONG time. You can choose ones with reserved seats because those are the best. They’re a lot more expensive though. -If you need help trying to -don’t use the ticket machines at train stations if you don’t know how to use them. Sometimes, it gives you a smaller ticket that will give you a community train instead of a regular one. Try going to an actual ticket area where there’s actual people there. -get a SUICA card. They’re like debit cards full of yen that you can refill. You can also keep them as a souvenir -People say the clothing sizes are small there, but they’re usually kind of baggy, so if you don’t want baggy clothing, get a size up. -Shinjuku is CROWDED, so if you’re going with someone, make sure they don’t get lost in the crowd -They have urinals in the women’s restrooms in case a woman has a child that’s a boy that they need to supervise. -People wear masks a lot there -It gets really hot in the summer, so wear short-sleeved stuff -You may find Japanese murder hornets a lot, so watch out. Their bugs are pretty big too -don’t speak “anime Japanese.” It’s straight-up embarrassing, plus there’s a big difference between formal and informal Japanese words. -don’t say “huh?” Say, “eh?” Instead. If you say “huh,” you’re practically saying “What the fuck?” In Japanese💀 -Fruit are pretty expensive there, so I’d recommend getting a hotel that comes with a buffet or something if you want to save some money (eating out is pretty expensive) and want to eat fruits and vegetables. -Get an umbrella. It rains a lot there. You can find one at a Seven-Eleven, normally near the doors. -Get a disposable toothbrush and some toothpaste there. The disposable toothbrushes are actually really good. -go to Donquijote if you want to get some snacks, souvenirs, clothes, skincare, luggages, etc. -There’s ATMS at plenty of places, mostly at train stations, hotels, malls, and convenience stores. -Shop at the stores with a tax-free section. (If you don’t know where it is, ask a worker.) The workers speak English, too. -to talk to people in English, just shorten your sentences. For example, if you want to ask if you can take pictures of something, just say “Picture?” And point to where you want to take a picture. -if you plan to try a kimono, make sure to wear the right season for the kimono. (Yes, they have seasonal kimonos. They get kind of offended if you wear the wrong season) -hold on tight if you’re standing on the trains. IT’S SO EMBARRASSING WHEN YOU FALL BRO… -don’t dress in a harajuku, goth, lolita, etc. style there because they get offended if you aren’t a resident there. -don’t call anyone or play audio out loud in public places -If buying shoes there, they sometimes don’t have half sizes (5.5 or something. Just ends with .5) so get a size up (don’t get a size down cause you’ll regret it. I bought Converse in Japan a size down, but once I got back to where I live, they couldn’t even fit. -in dressing rooms, they usually have tatami mats, so take off your shoes -buy a luggage there because you are guaranteed to need another luggage. Plus, their luggages are awesome. They’re really easy to maneuver and carry around, and they have plenty of space. -Go to a chinatown. You’ll find a lot of stuff there.
As a Japanese person, I want to clarify that we don't automatically associate tattoos with yakuza, although it's true that there's a long history linking tattoos with criminal organizations. Tattoos were used as a form of punishment for criminals long ago, and it wasn't until 1948 that tattoos became legal. The 'No Tattoos' rule in public baths and onsens was established to avoid direct conflicts; it was assumed that yakuza members would have tattoos and ordinary people would not, essentially acting as a dress code. Honestly, with the Yakuza in decline and a surge in foreign tourists, more places are becoming accepting of fashion tattoos, either allowing them outright or permitting them to be covered with a sticker or similar means.
Another thing to not forget: the police there have the power to arrest for just looking suspicious or being a foreigner. In Japan, the justice system is guilty before innocent, so make sure you don't stand out too much or cause trouble because they are allowed to detain you for anything.
@@FG-bn3qq how is detaining someone that matches the description of a wanted suspect a bad thing? You do realise they are released if they find they have the wrong person
@@hughmongous5089 That can take a while. In America you can be arrested for "looking like someone" and thrown in jail for up to 24 hours while they build a case, this could cost someone their job if they suddenly don't show up to work.
Ummm, not really true. Anyone will be arrested if they’re doing anything suspicious. I go to an international school with a mostly white population, and live in an area with a lot of foreigners. If a cop arrests you for being a foreigner, you best believe I’ll throw a fit. That’s the most ridiculous thing I’ve heard
@@TheIllusiveMan11 yeah just cause they ain't doing the traditional underworld stuff doesn't mean that they aren't still there. Like aren't they doing like property sales and clean businesses to launder money and stuff?
Another tip: avoid nigerian stores/restaurants. They will not take "no" for an answer and will not let you leave until you spend enough money. Foreigners also aren't allowed in certain areas designated "japanese only"
I still don’t get why Americans use credit cards instead of debit cards, which are a lot more used in european countries. I think it’s considered being lower class if you don’t have a credit card in the States?
It's not that they think you are part of the Yakuza, it's more the association that tattoos look intimidating, and to be safe they just ask anyone with any tattoos to stay out. Every time I've been somewhere with a onsen and they see my tattoos, at least in Hokkaido, they always look super guilty for not letting me in and over apologize, it's so sweet. ; ; I've been here for 6 months now and I can tell you, I've been through so many pairs of socks, thats a very good tip I've never heard on a video before.
Yea. But I only watch the American version of that show (glitter force) cuz thats what i have access to. But I recognize the characters when i see them.
My friend suggests to always bring a clean pair of socks with you especially in summer. Oh and if you have larger feel than average in Japan, having a clean pair of slippers on you might be nice too. They said cheap ones will do.
I'm surprised you can speak English & quiet well. I'm impressed. Respect to you✊🏼 - Also, I'm not against learning Japanese, but I'm focused on learning Spanish currently.
6.remember there is no substitles in Japan and cancel the trip to learn Japanese.Come back a year later and realise that Japan changed their national language
@@zuckergolf4442 Almost all trains are in english announcing everything in english too, every station is in english. street signs are in english, almost all food places will have english menus. as for people speaking and understanding english they are good. at least compared to every other country.. how many English speaking countries have people with basic japanese? heck even alot of the atms are in english. as for things that are not mostly thing you would expect. like small back alley places or small franchises
About the tattoo thing: tattoos, in certain cases, can lead people to be not allowed in specific hot springs, but don’t worry too much about the yakuza thing. Most people in the yakuza are japanese, and foreigners usually stay out of it. A tiny quote on your wrist isn’t going to get you nasty looks and bans from water parks.
Good point - I had to cover my back tattoos to enter various onsen, but I didn't have to worry about the wedding band tattoo on my ring finger. It's so small no one cared.
Another pro tip: wear durable socks in japan and comfortable shoes. You will be walking a lot and you may wear out your shoes and sock. I did not have a hole in my sock when I put them on but when I took my shoes off... Well that was embarrassing T_T;;
Yeah, the mafia gang term used in Japan is ヤクザ(Yakuza). There's also other customs like you have to wear slippers to use the bathroom and never leave your chopsticks erect on a bowl of rice, it's rude, and don't even point someone with it.
I love those sushi restaurants where you get to take your shoes off and sit in a little booth… we have one in my town it’s just a cozy dining experience
I had a teacher back in elementary who was a big dude. His feet were so big when he went to visit a temple that they asked him to take his socks off too for some reason.
Also remember: there is no subtitle... you'll have to learn the language or have a guide
Be prepared for your junk to get pixelated too
Taking a guide with you, the dubbed experience.
Don’t worry too much about that.
Some Japanese schools teach English so that Americans could understand better.
But still it’s better to learn Japanese as well just incase since there’s many people that may have not have learned too much English.
Japan is super accessible to foreigners there's not much you can't do with just english
@@aleckcain4142 Yeah but some stores and shops get you discounts from the nice old ladies and grandpas there if you can speak decent Japanese as a gaijin tourist.
The reason why the trains in Japan close so early is so they can perform more extensive track inspections and maintenance to make sure they run on time without delays during the day
It's not early. It's normal closing time. 😑
If you say midnight is early, then what is the normal hour? 3AM?
Edit: also, besides the maintenance thing, it's also for safety. Night time, with japanese porn culture, is a dangerous time for female. But at least Japan is better than India
Thanks for the info
Wow!
And also the an hero thingy on the tracks...
Someone has to send them to the coroner...
"early" bruh public buses here stop running at like 8pm (We don't have subways only public buses)
some more important tips:
- in japan everyone walks on the left, but this can shift within stations, so be careful to look at the signs on the floor of where to walk!
- be respectful to workers, bow when saying thank you, but don't bow too deep.
- have fun ;D
How deep is too deep?
@@nunoferreira406 if your head touches the ground
Its also different with other parts and cities in japan. i mostly see that they just either go on a escalator left or right.
@@nunoferreira406When it gets 2 inches too deep
@@nunoferreira406 over ninety degrees
I love when he said dangerous gang he showed someone cosplaying as a member of Toman😂
Yeah that blonde one looked like mikey😅
It’s mostly yakuza members
@@EsmeeRai-dq4qeThat's Sanzu lol
@@iloveneuvillett3sanzu??
yeah sure
a tattoo of a cat is a gang symbol
the last one is pretty cure~!
i highly recommend it, it's an anime series with lots of themes to choose from
I was waiting for someone to comment that! 🥹
We shall now celebrate wonderful precure
but is it gunny?
@@chrismakernew3555 Ayeeee!!!
The maker also worked on Dragon ball Z
‘Sorry sir, you’re not allowed in here. Your hello kitty tramp stamp makes me believe you’re in the Yakuza.’
"Sorry sir, you cant go in here, your Pikachu tatoo makes you a criminal instantly"
Are y'all here to capture Mariko..??
'' sorry sir you cant go in the hot spring with your one piece tatoo we think you are a criminal from a mental asylum
The whole tattoo being a yakuza thing is fake trying to be PC for everyone overseas. The real reaason is that they think you are stupid for getting tattoos and they dont want your stupidity fouling up the waters... so to speak.
"I bet you're in *Sheemano* family"
Step 1: learn Japanese
i dont think u have to
@@peachandtoffee yes, you absolutely have to unless you don't want to talk to people and go to the most touristy places
@@Slydime917 just hire a tour guide, but still recomend to learn japanese if you wanna explore the country further more
What about THEY learn english for once?
@@Slydime917I thought Japanese didn't like to talk to foreigners in Japanese because they needed the English practice.
notice that in almost every short there is a genshin advertisement
Yeah they’re everywhere!
@@japanonyt do you play?
Just curious
yeah theres tons
And im here for it
@@alexandramicudova9381same the game is so addicting
If you have tattoos, try asking the front desk for bandages to cover them up. Every place I went to that had banned tattoos permitted you to enter so long as they were covered up.
Can't cover a full body tatt😂 I know a few people who are covered and they aren't in a gang but if you were dumb enough to ask them to leave because of their tattoos and possible involvement in a "very dangerous gang" then what are you accomplishing? Confrontation with the"very dangerous gang member"? Im pretty sure a dangerous gang would return and make you wish they were just permitted to enjoy themselves in the first place. Logic seems rare in these cultures.
You think it'd be possible to cover up a full sleeve? I want to get a sleeve done but Im hesitant to commit to it because I'd like to be able to visit Japan and not be super restricted if possible. Also what about hand tattoos? If you're out in public would you need to cover them with gloves or something lol?
What about a tattoo representing the American Coast Guard?
@@FireDudeOnFiredoesn’t matter what the tattoo is. It’s just their culture, better to be safe than sorry just buy stickers to cover it up when going to “no tattoos allowed” places.
The fact that trains only run until midnight is actually good to know. Cuz in my home city here in Germany all trains run until 2 am and after that there’s „night trains“ the whole night.
Also the fact that there is a Genshin ad in nearly every of your videos lol.
When you're used to 24 hours of public transport in Berlin. 😭
"Oh you seem to have a dragon tattooed on your neck, you can't enter here"
- "Tokyo Manji Gang, 1st division capt...."
Draken gon' beat the crap out of them lol
I do wonder though. Isn't it somewhat ironic to kick out people who just have tattoos, while the actual gang members will most likely still go in anyway via intimidation?
@@syrusangi8743 Yes, but obviously their objective is to prevent yakuza members as much as possible. It’s better to raise the bar of entry to be explicit force than to just give up and let whoever in.
1st divison capt? Takemitchy?
@@OGSumo yeah but that would suck for my family because we’ve always wanted to go and my mother has a tattoo, that I drew, on her shoulder. I don’t think we would plan on going to water parks but if we weren’t allowed into some places that would suck ass because we’re already paying a lot to be there
Xtra tip. Chances are you will be doing a lot of walking. If your feet tend to sweat like mine grab some wet wipes from a convenience store and carry extra socks. If a place requires you to take off your shoes it will save you some embarrassment of stinking up the place.
Fat American detected 😮
Dang
Now that's a hella good tip right there
@@Madcat1331 It happed to me lol Thankfully the wet wipes are pretty common in corner stores. Also have a bag or ziplock bag to store those smelly socks in your backpack. Or briefcase. The bags help because you don’t know when you will be washing those socks.
Also spray for the shoes! It is super handy and prevents them from smelling
My japanese boss said they became more lenient with the tattoo rule especially if youre a foreigner. They know you aint yakuza and gotta gets that tourism bread bruh.
idk about you but I am an advocate for the Tojo clan
Really it's ijust that they think you're dumb if you get a tattoo and they dont want "stupid" around them .
You are dumb if you get a tattoo.
@@DirkShotojima they are racist and close minded its understandable
😆ah ok
The precure cameo is insane
Which procure are they??
@@dennyluu1282 Pretty sure delicious party
Delicious Party Precure :3
As someone who stayed in Japan for about a month, here’s some more tips and stuff to know:
-Trains stop running at 12AM
-Vending machines are EVERYWHERE, so if you want a drink, bring some coins with you.
-Most workers will notice that you’re a foreigner and use a translator. Others will try their best to speak English or will just speak Japanese and expect you to pull out the calculator
-The workers at stores will use a calculator to show you the money total, and when you give them the money, you’re expected to put it on the small tray on the counter.
-Deodorant is hard to find, but you can possibly find it at a Seven-Eleven or Family Mart.
-You’re expected to stay quiet on trains, buses, etc.
-Taxis are EXPENSIVE…
-Don’t take community trains because they take a LONG time. You can choose ones with reserved seats because those are the best. They’re a lot more expensive though.
-If you need help trying to
-don’t use the ticket machines at train stations if you don’t know how to use them. Sometimes, it gives you a smaller ticket that will give you a community train instead of a regular one. Try going to an actual ticket area where there’s actual people there.
-get a SUICA card. They’re like debit cards full of yen that you can refill. You can also keep them as a souvenir
-People say the clothing sizes are small there, but they’re usually kind of baggy, so if you don’t want baggy clothing, get a size up.
-Shinjuku is CROWDED, so if you’re going with someone, make sure they don’t get lost in the crowd
-They have urinals in the women’s restrooms in case a woman has a child that’s a boy that they need to supervise.
-People wear masks a lot there
-It gets really hot in the summer, so wear short-sleeved stuff
-You may find Japanese murder hornets a lot, so watch out. Their bugs are pretty big too
-don’t speak “anime Japanese.” It’s straight-up embarrassing, plus there’s a big difference between formal and informal Japanese words.
-don’t say “huh?” Say, “eh?” Instead. If you say “huh,” you’re practically saying “What the fuck?” In Japanese💀
-Fruit are pretty expensive there, so I’d recommend getting a hotel that comes with a buffet or something if you want to save some money (eating out is pretty expensive) and want to eat fruits and vegetables.
-Get an umbrella. It rains a lot there. You can find one at a Seven-Eleven, normally near the doors.
-Get a disposable toothbrush and some toothpaste there. The disposable toothbrushes are actually really good.
-go to Donquijote if you want to get some snacks, souvenirs, clothes, skincare, luggages, etc.
-There’s ATMS at plenty of places, mostly at train stations, hotels, malls, and convenience stores.
-Shop at the stores with a tax-free section. (If you don’t know where it is, ask a worker.) The workers speak English, too.
-to talk to people in English, just shorten your sentences. For example, if you want to ask if you can take pictures of something, just say “Picture?” And point to where you want to take a picture.
-if you plan to try a kimono, make sure to wear the right season for the kimono. (Yes, they have seasonal kimonos. They get kind of offended if you wear the wrong season)
-hold on tight if you’re standing on the trains. IT’S SO EMBARRASSING WHEN YOU FALL BRO…
-don’t dress in a harajuku, goth, lolita, etc. style there because they get offended if you aren’t a resident there.
-don’t call anyone or play audio out loud in public places
-If buying shoes there, they sometimes don’t have half sizes (5.5 or something. Just ends with .5) so get a size up (don’t get a size down cause you’ll regret it. I bought Converse in Japan a size down, but once I got back to where I live, they couldn’t even fit.
-in dressing rooms, they usually have tatami mats, so take off your shoes
-buy a luggage there because you are guaranteed to need another luggage. Plus, their luggages are awesome. They’re really easy to maneuver and carry around, and they have plenty of space.
-Go to a chinatown. You’ll find a lot of stuff there.
It’s nice to spot Precure in a random short about Japan 💝💙💛
EXACTLYYY
loved it when I saw the little cut-outs at the end!!
TRUE!
Yeah I wasn't expecting to see precure
Yesss 😍😍😍
"They may think you belong to a dangerous gang"
Sanzu and Senju: 👁👄👁
I will carry Precure cutouts now, thanks
Yay a fellow fan!
@@mekomamizuko yay
Lol
My fave pretty cure bro
@@baoyang9390 i havent watch delicious party yet
Glad to know this before going.
As a Japanese person, I want to clarify that we don't automatically associate tattoos with yakuza, although it's true that there's a long history linking tattoos with criminal organizations. Tattoos were used as a form of punishment for criminals long ago, and it wasn't until 1948 that tattoos became legal. The 'No Tattoos' rule in public baths and onsens was established to avoid direct conflicts; it was assumed that yakuza members would have tattoos and ordinary people would not, essentially acting as a dress code. Honestly, with the Yakuza in decline and a surge in foreign tourists, more places are becoming accepting of fashion tattoos, either allowing them outright or permitting them to be covered with a sticker or similar means.
sanzu and senju just chilling in the shot 😭
i finshed the manga last night omg
Ikr, and the cosplays are so cute 😮
ong they look so cute
hello sigma pfp
@@spacenaves I love sigma hes my pookie
Another thing to not forget: the police there have the power to arrest for just looking suspicious or being a foreigner. In Japan, the justice system is guilty before innocent, so make sure you don't stand out too much or cause trouble because they are allowed to detain you for anything.
Just like in America lol. You'll be taken in because you "matched the description of a person we were looking for"
@@FG-bn3qq how is detaining someone that matches the description of a wanted suspect a bad thing?
You do realise they are released if they find they have the wrong person
@@hughmongous5089 That can take a while. In America you can be arrested for "looking like someone" and thrown in jail for up to 24 hours while they build a case, this could cost someone their job if they suddenly don't show up to work.
Ummm, not really true. Anyone will be arrested if they’re doing anything suspicious. I go to an international school with a mostly white population, and live in an area with a lot of foreigners. If a cop arrests you for being a foreigner, you best believe I’ll throw a fit. That’s the most ridiculous thing I’ve heard
@@FG-bn3qq "in America" 🤓☝️
I never leave home without my PreCure Character Cutouts!😃
Lol
Yes
YAaaaaaasss queen
Tf is precure
@@bookwormd8627 a magical girl anime
OMG Delicious Party Precure at the end!
The precure characters at the end❤🌸💖💕🎀
"A very dangerous gang"
The Yakuza, you mean the Yakuza. Everyone knows it's the Yakuza, just say it's the Yakuza
Yakuza is not the only japanese gang out there yk
@@KnigtyyZ True, but...dude...come on. When people say 'tattoos' and 'dangerous gang', 9 times out of 10 they're talking about the Yakuza.
The yakuza are not even dangerous anymore
@@catsbyondrepair Their power has begun to decline but only a dammed fool thinks the Yakuza are not dangerous.
@@TheIllusiveMan11 yeah just cause they ain't doing the traditional underworld stuff doesn't mean that they aren't still there. Like aren't they doing like property sales and clean businesses to launder money and stuff?
I saw Delicious party Precure at the end! I can die happy 😊
Honestly, same
It was my favorite season besides Star Twinkle PreCure
@@Distraction_C0LORZ My favourite season is either Hirogaru Sky or Smile
@@Distraction_C0LORZmines is prob heartcatch, splash star, fresh, princess or tropical rouge (too many 😭✋)
The raiden thing in the beginning is so amazing
he summoned ALL the genshin fans
I was about to say that
I agree 🤭
I don't see a Mr. Lightning bolt.
The last one takes me back to my childhood 😭
didn't that anime release 1 year ago?
or are you talking about the older ones?
@@HelloHi_19The older ones prob but yeah the last hit me so hard…
what's the anime name?
@@LunaStarlun
Pretty Cure, the one in this video is specifically "Delicious Party Pretty Cure"
I love precure!
"you belong to a dangerous gang"
*Instantly shows Sanzu and Senju cosplayer*
My tokyo revengers spirit jumped seeing that.
Getting whiplash by seeing delicious party precure at the end (it is a good thing)
Sleeper agent activation code
Me with my Totoro, Yor, and Magikarp tattoos: "Yes I am the danger"
XD
Magikarp 💀 XD
Another tip: avoid nigerian stores/restaurants. They will not take "no" for an answer and will not let you leave until you spend enough money. Foreigners also aren't allowed in certain areas designated "japanese only"
racist restaurants
Ic heard you can enter if you can speak Japanese, but im unsure of the validity
Wait they have segregation? Why the fuck do people recommend visiting.
Why is that? The US & possibly the UAE don't do that.
@@treycat7629 Not really, a friend of mine lives in japan and speaks fluent japanese, but isnt allowed in most if not all of japanese-only zones
The part about staying out at night is completely true.
The ending delicious party precure!!! 🤭
#1.) Always remember, THE ONE PIECE IS REAL!!
Most important thing to know 😂
THE ONE PIECE… IS REALLLL!!!
@@MarshmallowAxolotl CAN WE GET MUCH HIGHER?!
@@VinnytotheK So high!!!
@@blackatom4957 ohhhhh
In America it's the opposite for the cash, you better have a credit card because a lot of places don't accept cash 💀
Lol that’s not true at all. I can’t even remember the last time I was anywhere that didn’t take cash
@@anabella4166 maybe only the area I live in is like that, most places only accept credit card
fr no one does cash anymore
I've never encountered this before. Places around me *love* to get cash over card b.c there's no service fee.
I still don’t get why Americans use credit cards instead of debit cards, which are a lot more used in european countries. I think it’s considered being lower class if you don’t have a credit card in the States?
I've lived in Japan for 2.5 years now and honestly this is the most accurate "things to know" video I've seen regarding Japan.
My mom is Taking me tooo Japan I needed thiss think youuu😊😘
Oh yeah I saw that in a short too, so surprised the person managed to make a short of it to take a glimpse of Delicious Party Precure :)
It's not that they think you are part of the Yakuza, it's more the association that tattoos look intimidating, and to be safe they just ask anyone with any tattoos to stay out.
Every time I've been somewhere with a onsen and they see my tattoos, at least in Hokkaido, they always look super guilty for not letting me in and over apologize, it's so sweet. ; ;
I've been here for 6 months now and I can tell you, I've been through so many pairs of socks, thats a very good tip I've never heard on a video before.
,, Things to know before- "
Me: IS THAT RAIDEN!?
Yes
Also people be walking backwards lol
raid shadow legends
ei
Saaaame
Yeah, bro. I'm definitely a part of a dangerous gang with my friggin "I ❤Mom" tattoo 😂
That's adorably sweet
What if you have a tattoo of Sailor Moon or Sailor Mars?
Japan so cool 😊🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🍜🍜🍜🍜🍣🦪🍤🍥🍱🥡🥡
Random dude asking in Japanese: what is the country ur from?
Me: uh uh yowaimo 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Precure, finally
Yeah, finally
tho some people kinda just think it’s for kids
(In my defense, it’s for everyone who loves magical girls)
Me too!
Hugtto was kinda dark. Or it was either on the same level as Heartcatch.
No, but my fav was maho tsukai
Who's your fav precure, mine is Cure Mofurun
My first time seeing PreCure in a short! Man Delicious Party PreCure was a wild ride, Cure Yum Yum and Cure Spicy made up for it though!
Meh I’ve seen better precure seasons
Also go princess
Yes
Sqme
*Same
"dont forget ANY of these"
*cure precious stares menacingly*
god i guess i shouldn't forget any of those
Amazing. I love Japan ❤
As a person who lives in Japan Tokyo these are completely true 😊
Imagine you having your time in the hotspring and then you saw someone with a dragon tattoo sits next to you 💀
IF YOU WANT TO DIE, STEP UP!
TOJO CLAN 4TH CHAIRMAN
KAZUMA KIRYU
Lets hope they don't sugarcoat it
@@LuisMane1 the guy with the dragon tattoo must freak out every time he goes into a castle incase two tigers come up to fight him
@@rhythmicsremixes said tigers are in his path to save his daughter
@@LuisMane1 he's gonna flip when he goes to a pond and 100 men are waiting to fight him
Another rule: Dont stay. They'll welcome you, but only as a guest. Nothing more.
They love tourists, but hate immigrants.
Stay where?
@@ExplosiveGaurd in japan.......
@@blurbwich3281 oh ok
why
Mikey praying in a Shrine
Mikey be like :- I'm built different 😂
Wow the Raiden shogun art on the building is amazing!
I live in Japan & this is completely true information.
" Always wear socks which have no hole in them " -
Shows ACE 💀
😢😢😢😢stop😢😢😢😢😂
WHYYY
PRETTY CURE JUMPSCARE AT THE END
Thank you for the tips
Glad you find them useful :)
@@japanonyt I am heading bac to Tokyo this dec hopefully
@@Idk16016良いですね！！うらやましいです…
@@itztrail2142 嫉妬しなくていい🤗
@@Idk16016 オケー！
Also remember: WAIT A MINUTE WAS THAT PRECURE????
Yea. But I only watch the American version of that show (glitter force) cuz thats what i have access to. But I recognize the characters when i see them.
I watch precure and in last one i almost have heart attack
@@alisharider5937they have precure on crunchyroll
As a PreCure fanatic, NEVER forget the PreCure cutouts if you see ‘em!
As a genshin player,I cannot miss Raiden Shogun At the back 😂
True😂
I'm thinking of a way to call you a pedophile
@@MimDe what
Me too 😅
SAMEE
My friend suggests to always bring a clean pair of socks with you especially in summer. Oh and if you have larger feel than average in Japan, having a clean pair of slippers on you might be nice too. They said cheap ones will do.
You go to a bathroom before or?
But socks have holes
i live in japan and once i had a nightmare where all my cash suddenly disappeared and no stores took card.
😂
I'm surprised you can speak English & quiet well. I'm impressed. Respect to you✊🏼
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Also, I'm not against learning Japanese, but I'm focused on learning Spanish currently.
Thank you for reminding me because I’ve been going to Japan one time and I’m going back there so I’m learning again
As a precure fan I loved this reference
Was that precure at the last shot or am I just tripping
Nope you're right it is precure
You saw the Yui, Ran, and Kokone
I wanna go there but i canttt
@@onpupurpleidolonpu pfp spotted
Kamurocho is so good that they made it a real thing and named it Kabukicho.
Yakuza was such a good video game that they made a real life gang based on it
Bro is in kamurocho 💀💀😭😭 he finna meet kiryu 💀
That's what i'm saying man 💀 bro fighting Majima every saturday 😭
WILD
Here’s the comment
Japan is so beautiful country ❤
I’m going to Japan in April, thanks for the info!
Me too!!
いらっしゃませ！😊
"and don't forget any of these" actualy killed me
Yeah, I’ll make sure to tell everybody in the comments not to forget about them. It’s very important that we bring them along with us very important.
Precure is really well liked in Japan 😅
SANZU AND SENJU COSPLAYS ARE AWESOMEEE
YOUR THE ONE WHO ALSO NOTICED IT WAS THEM
I THOUGHT I WAS THE ONLY ONE
@@JanaTheaYsabelOrobia OF COURSE I NOTICED, TR IS MY FAVORITE ANIME AND I LOVE COSPLAYS
so nice seeing people who love tokyo revengers
Yeah I still watch it 😂
Deppression
Yess this is all true! Japan has teach to the next level…..
Sanzu and Senju cosplay in that one shot ommm😭💖
6.remember there is no substitles in Japan and cancel the trip to learn Japanese.Come back a year later and realise that Japan changed their national language
You dont need to know a single japanese word in japan its all in english
@@matthewoppp6881 really?
@@zuckergolf4442 Almost all trains are in english announcing everything in english too, every station is in english. street signs are in english, almost all food places will have english menus. as for people speaking and understanding english they are good. at least compared to every other country.. how many English speaking countries have people with basic japanese? heck even alot of the atms are in english. as for things that are not mostly thing you would expect. like small back alley places or small franchises
@@matthewoppp6881 interesting, I didn’t expect this much to be in english
@@zuckergolf4442 obviously if you go to really remote areas. You get the stares, no can even speak a word of english and nothing is really in english.
"don't forget any of these" as it pans over precure standies. Do not forget them.
Very true indeed
What I was gonna say
What does it means?
@@epicgamernik5638nothing. precure is just an super famous magical girl anime that was made in japan
i cant forget precure cause precure is my will to live
About the tattoo thing: tattoos, in certain cases, can lead people to be not allowed in specific hot springs, but don’t worry too much about the yakuza thing. Most people in the yakuza are japanese, and foreigners usually stay out of it. A tiny quote on your wrist isn’t going to get you nasty looks and bans from water parks.
Good point - I had to cover my back tattoos to enter various onsen, but I didn't have to worry about the wedding band tattoo on my ring finger. It's so small no one cared.
I like the precures at the end
THE SENJY AND SANZU COSPLAY ARE AMAZING!!!
SANZU AND SENJU
imagine they won’t let you in, bc you can be part of a dangerous gang, but the tattoo you have is a llama on trampoline
Obviously the llamab Trampoline are a dangerous bunch, just check how they control the mountain terfs.
boing boing boing boing boing
Being I believe he's talking about the yakuza, which is super Japanese nationalist, I don't think they will think a non Asian is part of that gang.
Another pro tip: wear durable socks in japan and comfortable shoes. You will be walking a lot and you may wear out your shoes and sock. I did not have a hole in my sock when I put them on but when I took my shoes off... Well that was embarrassing T_T;;
Good advice!
Thank for the tips! I’m going in a year and a half and I’m so excited 😋
I’ve heard Japan is a bit more lax about tattoos on foreigners, but I’m sure there are still places that exist where they’re not allowed in
yeah, it also depends on what your tattoo is and how big it is, most times they'll just make you cover it
@@tsdfghjkl How the fuck am I meant to cover my forearm and fingers?
@@SirDankleberry sleeve and or glove
@@Drummerchef13 And what if it's the middle of summer?
Yeah, the mafia gang term used in Japan is ヤクザ(Yakuza). There's also other customs like you have to wear slippers to use the bathroom and never leave your chopsticks erect on a bowl of rice, it's rude, and don't even point someone with it.
OMG IS THAT PRECURE
Yes
I’m so excited for when I go to Japan with my brother
I love the clip of precure at the end
"Yo mista White. We gotta go to Japan"
ITS SANZU AND SENJI MY BABIESSS!! 😭🥰
Things to remember in Japan: apparently everyone walks backwards
I’m going to Japan on February 1 so I’m glad to watch this
I love those sushi restaurants where you get to take your shoes off and sit in a little booth… we have one in my town it’s just a cozy dining experience
Someone: *Has a hello kitty tattoo*
Some Japan hotspring: That's one dangerous gangster
💀😭
I'll keep in mind that people in Japan move in reverse 🙂
Now here's a question that has been on my mind for a while now. Is it rude to also take off socks or is that just optional?
That’s optional but ppl will think it’s weird lol
@@japanonyt Well at least I know now. Hahaha.
Honestly never thought of that. Everyone only takes off their shoes but leave their socks on.
I had a teacher back in elementary who was a big dude. His feet were so big when he went to visit a temple that they asked him to take his socks off too for some reason.
Nice, thanks for the tips
Great to learn After I went to japan 😂