What Japanese think about Canada
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- Опубликовано: 16 сен 2024
- We asked what Japanese think about Canada and Canadians in a street interview in Tokyo. Let's check out what Japanese girls and boys know about Canada and let's hope it's more than just maple syrup.
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"Canadians are muscly". Good thing they haven't seen me.
I think I'd fall under the "sturdy" category.
same xD
I chuckled when she said that. They think we're all ultra-buff lumberjacks chopping trees with our bare hands hahahahaha
Only muscly Canadians are those who live in the territories or who lift on a daily basis
S A M E
In Toronto we have two major seasons...... winter and construction.😆😂
Hey just like Montréal! Except construction season lasts for the whole year.
Come to Yellowknife and buckle down for winter v2 and construction halftime show
Ah come one, in WInnipeg we have Almost Winter, WInter, Still Winter, and Construction.
@@Sebby_Nineteen Winterpeg* but that's what bunnyhugs are for.
@@terminallyonline5296 Winterpeg, Manisnowba
You missed the part were we have to fight polar bears just to get the mail. Also sometimes I make the fire in my home too hot and it melts my igloo, hate it when that happens.
Fuck man my best friends uncle had to fight off a bear AND a beaver
My dad died when a moose ran him over, rest easy old man
My friends died of a heart attack after seeing a goose!
Edit:I think the goose found me I gotta hide..
i thought you said *mall*
Better not tell them about the annual Wild Baloney Hunt...
Everyone missed that interviewer is dressed as Akage no Anne, the Japanese anime adaptation of the Canadian classic, Anne of Green Gables.
fucking weebs. japanese people definitely laugh at white people who dress like this. its so fucking cringe
@@TheBeefPudding Actually, no. Japanese people are generally nice.
Ahh, PEI. My father's side is from there. Good times visiting the actual town that inspired Anne.
You can watch that for free on that new RUclips anime channel, I think. I have not watched it though.
I love Anne of Green Gables
What do Japanese think about Canada? They don't
Surprised very little is known of Canada. I’m glad the director loved Toronto (my home city) it is truly amazing how many cultures there are here to experience.
i like how confidently the girl says Toronto is the capital of canada. Ha!! its not.
Imagine asking people from the USA or Canada about their knowledge of Argentina. Argentina has about 15% more people than Canada. It's overshadowed by populous Brazil, just like how Canada is overshadowed by the USA.
@@flinx yeah not many people really talk about us up here lol
SAD HERE IN LITTLE WINNIPEG.
@@flinx except canada's worldwide popularity is out of Argentina's league, Canada ranked the 10th most influental country globally, Argentina being 37
When you get outside of the big cities, there's huge expanses of forests and animals. Distance between towns can easily involve a drive that takes several hours. Japan (if you don't include the island of Okinawa) will just fit inside of the province of Ontario. It's not an unusual occurrence to see animals like bears, deer, moose, foxes, rabbits, coyotes, wolves, elk, grouse, crows, ravens, bison, and even cougars crossing the road in front of you. These places will usually have road signs to warn you of animals in these areas. There are also quite a large variety of trees across Canada, from the large Douglas firs, Western red cedars, and cypress of British Columbia to the maple, pine, balsam, spruce, birch, and poplar in northern Ontario, to the oak, willow (both regular and weeping varieties), beech, ash, and aspen trees in the southern parts where the weather is warmer.
Hokkaido has a similar environment to northern Ontario, just a lot less people and it gets quite a bit colder during the middle of the winter.
There's so much to tell but there isn't enough room to talk about it all. Come and visit.
(I'll be heading to Japan for the first time in my life to see the cherry blossoms this season and I look forward to learning all I can while I'm there).
When the girl said that Toronto was the capital-
Love that lol everyone always mistakes it for our capital
@@primary2630 I know, it's funny but understandable
I'm Canadian and I didn't even question it when she said it lol.
Yea it was an understandable mistake. Toronto is practically the biggest city in Canada after all.
@@tofuisawesome Yep I agree, when I was younger I thought the same but when I found out it wasn't I was like .o.
イメージとは違うんだけど。
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"Because Toronto is the capital of Canada" HAHAHHAHAHA
@Jay Li It's sarcasm, I know it's Ottawa
@Jay Li he was using quoting marks (" ") and laughed aftewards it was quite obvious
Yeesh I'd hope not
Of course it isn't........it is the centre of the universe
Jay Li thx Sherlock i don’t know what I would do with out you solving this mystery
That one guy said that Canada is in the middle of America 😂😂😂
It is the North of North America
@@ilovemusic3584 The TRUE North, Strong and Free!
I mean... It is kinda in the middle of Alaska and the mainland USA
I saw in a video saying that we are basically America’s hat
@@icedragon2030 bruh how the hell is Alaska on top of Canada, their on the left side, get it right.
OUAAHH!! C'est drôle!! J'habite au Québec et c'est intéressant de découvrir la vision qu'ont les japonais du Canada ( beaucoup de sirop d'érable, LOL).
Anyway, I hope to go to Japan someday and discover your wonderful country!! Bonjour du Québec, かんぱい !!
oukifou69 bonjour
Je travaille à Tokyo, et quand je leur demande où se situe le Canada, la plupart ne sait pas c'est où même si c'est un des plus grand pays sur la carte!
I’m from Montreal (but am living in the US currently)! Hello friend! 😂
I'm from Montreal. My mom went to Japan when I had summer classes in cégep. She came back with some much food and souvenirs. Je pense que les seules fois que j'ai pu expérimenter la vrai culture japonaise, c'est au Matsuri et à l'Otakuthon. Il y a beaucoup de resto traditionnel japonais, mais peu abordable pour les étudiants.
Canadian traits: Crazy.
Well, she's not wrong!
It's like that old Bowser and Blue sketch said, "We're all here, 'cause we're not all there." :)
To all that goes to Canada. Try their Poutine. It's simply delicious. As well visit Montréal. It is a lovely city.
I'm from the UK and poutine is similar to chips and gravy here minus the cheese curds
@@AdamTheMan1993 Thank you for the info. I'll be sure to remember that, the next time I'm there.
@@hazeywaz I will definitely try poutine when I go to Canada one day :)
Resident Canadian here, please try poutine, it will change your life!
@@evanakey7872 Yessss! I wholeheartedly agree with you.
Keanu Reeves is Canadian.
Next time ask about Finland which is also known as an "Europe's Japan". As an Finn, I'm interested to hear what randomly picked up Japanese would answer to that. ^^
Something tells me they'd know even less. The only thing I really know about Finland is the Winter War.
Funny, I kind of think of Finland is a bit like Canada. Finnish hockey players seem to fit the most with Canadian culture. I kind of cheer Finland during winter games as a second team.
@@wuhx7 Finns are kind of loved for their lack of show boating and work ethic, which are highly valued in Canada. Russian skill is also valued, but they tend to show boat a bit too much. I think Canadians are a bit weird that way.
@@alen7480 Canadians aren't nothing like that my guy.
“Wale watching”? They went out on a boat just to stare at part of the UK? XD
@KOTheWorld ya don't say...
Whale watching is when Canadians go to the border
I would had love to see their reactions about the fact French is one of the official language and Quebec is a province who's only official language is french 😂
Truth be told, we ain't bilingual. We just pretend to be so Quebec feels important.
@@maro0532 that's exactly what I think! I read the whole thing don't worry;)
I feel like the english part is still treating us like a colony and we should assimilate ourself to them... Can you imagine if we become a country, where almost all the production of maple syrup is, Canada will have to import it and that would be quit funny to see 😂
The country of maple syrup will have to import it since they won't have enough 😂
@@amissamissa Naw, Quebecois go out of their way to be unique and different from the rest of Canada. You have this self imposed idea that you're somehow still a colony and are treated as such, when in reality, no one else really gives a fuck.
You are Canadian and will always be Canadian.
@@otanaknanarluq6764 lol come on man, Quebec is not like the rest of Canada, just like the east is not like the west and even the plains and nothern territories got their own thing going. Canada is very different in terms of people and culture all over its territory. I think it is a foolish idea that simply because we are united under a federal government to think that people from one ocean to another are the same or think the same.
@@KalashnikovPaouzzi I couldn't care less about a variation of Canadian culture from coast to coast to coast, as long as everyone acknowledges they are Canadian. Those Quebecois disavow being Canadian by bitching and moaning about Quebecois Independence are different.
Host: "what do you think of when you think of canada"
Small japanese girl: "MAPLE"
Me:......."ok yeah fair enough"
I was a little surprised that one of them said the cold is nice. I don't know what time of year they went, but at the coldest part of the year here in Saskatchewan, it gets to be about -40°C. I also think it would be interesting to hear what Japanese people think of how far away all of the towns are spread here. I have to drive 2 hours to get to Saskatoon when I have to go to the optomitrist. Fun little facts: here in Saskatchewan, one of the slang terms for hoodie is bunnyhug. I personally don't hear that very often, and I think it's because we consume a lot of American media, and none of them call them bunnyhugs. In fact, Canadian's consume so much American media that they had to pass a law (or something like that) that made sure a certain percentage of the content on Canadian channels is actually Canadian, not American.
Im from Western Canada, I’m super flattered. Seriously this video makes me happy. We love you japan
Only in Canada they call a bathroom a "washroom"
In USA most people think it's a nickname/slang for a laundry room lol
wait, America thinks it slang for laundry room? yeah no lol
Bathroom for where you can take shower/bath. Washroom is moreso just sink and maybe toilet.
For me washroom is a more polite/formal way to refer to a bathroom
I think you meant Carly Rae Jepson in the subtitles there, not Carlee Gibson!
I was like who tf is that
From the greater Toronto area 🇨🇦
If anyone ever gets a chance to come to Canada, I recommend visiting a sugar bush during the winter
It's really cold in winter but we also get really hot summers, heat waves and all that. 2 extremes.
Canada is the friendly, peaceful and wealthy guy you don't recognize.
Bruh we're poor as fuck, China owns us.
@@joeschmoe6492 Dude, you don't know poverty, trust me.
We’re poor. We’re thirteen million dollars in debt
@@devongenesis1625 If Canada was 13 million dollars in debt we'd be doing fantastic as a country, sadly our national debt is 683 billion CAD
Jaytee ya kinda sucks that are government thinks it can spend its way out of debt and now we are just overwhelmed with more and more stupid laws every year
From the Rocky Mountains in Alberta. Banff & Canmore have lots of Japanese residents students & tourists very popular for some Japanes. And yes they love maple anything & salmon 😃
In Saskatchewan, you can watch your dog run away for about a week before you lose sight of it.
Same here in Manitoba 😊
Driving from Medicine Hat, Alberta to Swift Current, Saskatchewan, is one of the longest drives you will ever take in your life. It's only a 2 hour and 10 minute drive, but there are not many turns or hills or valleys you go through. You are in the middle of the prairies and since you aren't turning much your eyes tend to get tired. It's dangerous, so I usually take a 4-pack of Red Bull with me that I pick up at the gas station next to McDonalds in Medicine Hat. You drink one when you start, and when you notice yourself start to get a little tired, you take the next one and repeat. Turn up those tunes and just go.
Last stop is a gas station and A&W when you reach Swift Current.
I've never been to Alberta, but the no turns, no hills, no valleys thing sounds like every drive to another city here in Saskatchewan. The city I live in is about 2 hours from Saskatoon, where we have to go a lot for various things, so I take a drive like the one you described fairly often. However, I've never really found it tiring. Tbh, I've been taking drives like that my whole life, so I guess that's always seemed like the standard of what a road trip is, and I actually kind of like just sitting there and watching the fields go by, especially at sunrise.
Facts about Canada:
- Canada is the second largest country in the world. (at 9,093,507 sq km it is only rivaled by Russia)
- Despite it's size Canada dose not have very many people. (Canada's Population is at 37.59 million. Japan's Population, 126.8 million)
- Canada and Japan fought together in World War 1 and Korea, but were enemies in World War 2.
- James Naismith (the inventor of Basketball) was Canadian.
- Jean Cantius Garand (the inventor of the M1 Garand rifle) was Canadian.
- The paint roller, the snowmobile, the TV, the snowblower and the telephone all Canadian inventions.
- Canada and the U.S. have the longest border then any other two countries in the world. (8,891 km)
- We almost always cook our fish before we eat it.
- Canada sits between the countries of the U.S. and Russia.
- Like the Americans we love our guns (12,708,000 guns in Canadian civilian hands, for the population that pouts Canada at number 7)
- Not all Canadians are white. Name a color, Canada has it.
Carlee Gibson is my favorite artist too.. right behind her dad Mel.
I'm from Edmonton! Did you go see West Edmonton Mall when you were here?
Want some facts about Canada? Okay!
Canada is divided into 10 provinces and 3 territories. The provinces are all in the south, and each has its own provincial government which only kinda-sorta answers to the federal government of the country. The territories are all in the north, sparsely populated, and the territorial governments are less powerful.
Ottawa is the capital city of Canada.
The 10 provinces (and their capital cities) are, from west to east:
British Columbia (Victoria), Alberta (Edmonton), Saskatchewan (Regina), Manitoba (Winnipeg), Ontario (Toronto), Quebec (Quebec City), New Brunswick (Fredericton), Prince Edward Island (Charlottetown), Nova Scotia (Halifax), and Newfoundland & Labrador (St. John's).
The first 4 provinces of Canada, at Confederation in 1867, were Ontario, Quebec, New Brunswick, and Nova Scotia.
The 3 territories (and their capitals) are, also from west to east:
Yukon (Whitehorse), Northwest Territories (Yellowknife), and Nunavut (Iqaluit).
Nunavut is the newest subdivision of Canada, formally separated from the Northwest Territories on April 1, 1999 (not a joke), as a land-claim agreement with the indigenous Inuit peoples. Prior to Nunavut, the newest member of Canada was Newfoundland & Labrador, who joined in 1949.
Before we adopted the red and white maple leaf flag in 1965, we used the Union Flag that we had inherited from the United Kingdom.
Thus far, the USA has tried to invade Canada twice (1775 and 1812). Thus far, Canada has successfully defended itself twice.
Now obviously, the above is not Every Single Thing there is to know about Canada, but it is a start =)
Province of Québec and the city of Montréal. Try the poutine and ice cider :)
"Oh maple!"
Yeah I expect that to be the first thought.
"Toronto is the capital."
Easy to see why. It's out largest city.
"Their favorite sports are football and skiing."
*EXCUSE ME WHAT?!*
My thoughts exactly. How is hockey not too two
I know, I nearly spat out my poutine and ran out of my igloo in disgust!
Football is fairly popular, and skiing is probably the most popular recreational sport.
But yes, hockey is the #1 sport in terms of pooularity.
@@Oblithian by football you mean nfl
Well as a student in Canada i would say that everyone is so kind
Interesting points of view, I live in Saskatchewan. Would love to travel to Japan maybe one of these days though! :)
Canada is Multi-cultural. I am a 3rd generation Japanese-Canadian (sansei).
What general Americans think about Alaska in the first place should be “ It's a cold place ”.
General Japanese think about Canada the same way. I'm from Japan.
By the way, Japanese Canadians are like 5% of all Asian immigrants, aren't they ?
@@morisoba2550 Japanese-Canadians make up less than 1% of all ethnicities across Canada (only 0.3% in 2016 - according to Wikipedia).
@@kennethaiori If Japanese-Canadians make up less than 1% of all ethnicities across Canada, It's kind of right that Japanese Canadians make up about 5% of all Asian ethnicities across Canada, because Asian ethnicities make up more than 20% of all ethnics across Canada. ( Asian ethnicities = North East Asians, South-East Asians and South Asians like Chinese, Vietnamese or Indians.)
@@morisoba2550 To be perfectly honest, it's something that I have not thought about - I am happy to be Canadian.
In Japan we hear about Canada that Asian migrants (mostly Chinese) dominate in Vancouver. That's why. If you are happy to be Canadian, Canada should be a good country. When I think of Canada, first thing is that Canada is multi-cultural and then great nature like Canadian Rockies.
That one woman's comment about going to Canada to fall in love is quite on-point: apparently, there's a legitimate phenomenom where female Japanese students come here, fall in love with a Canadian guy, and decide to stay permanently. Such woman are purportedly drawn here, in part, by a greater sense of personal and social freedom than they'd likely find if they were to stay in Japan. No judgement on my part in relating this, though: I'm simply repeating what I've read. 🙂💕
Actually I moved to Tokyo, because my Canadian girlfriend lives here. :D
"There's a moose loose aboot the hoose!"
I'm going to Japan oct 30th. I'm from Victoria too!
Heyyyy I'm from Edmonton!!
Canadians are strong, known for winter sports (me over here with my various fabric-based and computer-based hobbies)
it's nice to know that one of my favourite country's people think we're cool. Really warms my heart eh bud?
lol @ 0:10 Toronto is not the capital of Canada
Try ice wine! Also our beers are very good. The director is right; Toronto is the most multicultural city in the world with so many different restaurants to try.
ice wine is amazing, highly recommend it!
Vancouver would give them a run for its money. Both are amazing though.
JohnDeMarco007 Due to location, Vancouver doesn’t have many people from the Caribbean, Middle East, or Africa but Vancouver is a diverse city.
Yay more Canada 🇨🇦 info!
Fun Fact: I'm a Canadian live in Big River, all of the people in canada i live, we mostly have positive personality, it's quite a view of the northern light's and it could be quite beautiful, overwhelming abit, but i was planning on visiting japan in the near future.
Watching videos like this make me realize that no one teaches about us in history and yet we are taught about many countries, even Americans don’t know much about us and yet we know a lot about them
Canada is a pretty big consumer of Japanese domestic exported vehicles. Maybe guys in the car community there would know more about Canada :)
We don't have any Canadian car companies :(
they're right about it being cold in the winter, but the heat gets bad enough that I got heatstroke at camp one summer
I used to work in a big hotel in Banff in the 80s, lots of japanese tourists back then. I remember being called to a guess room, 2 japanese women scared standing on their bed, screaming whatever in japanese while pointing to what turns out to be a fly in their room. So i spent the next 10 min trying to catch that fly and got 5$ tip and bunch of japanese thank you. Also for some reason, japanese think a toilet is a garbage disposal thing... maybe in Japan but certainly not here. So many flooded rooms and many unhappy guess that had to be moved.
Also, I learned a few basic greetings in japanese and knew how to give some basic direction. Big mistake, speak 1 word in japanese then get swarmed by japanese tourist that now think you speak their language. Fun days and despite the big culture differences, japanese are real nice and respectful people.
High park in Toronto, has 2000 sakura that where gifted to the city from Tokyo in 1959. The people of Toronto (myself included) love going to see them in the spring 🌸. Thank you Japan, for this beautiful gift! ❤ 🇯🇵
Ahhh I've lived in Canada all my life and somehow it was disappointing seeing how little Japanese people know about our beautiful country. There's incredibly gorgeous views here, a huge array of multicultural-ness, so many different cultures are celebrated its beautiful, you get a peak into so many different experiences. Speaking personally from being in Ontario and not other provinces, which I'd loved to go to, there's a lot of interesting architecture, and Canadians are generally kind yes! very polite, my cousin visited once and was so surprised when we were walking downtown, I stopped & let a car pass before me but to me I didn't think twice about it at the time. Overall, Canada is just a wonderful place to spend time in.
I'm currently studying in Montreal and loving how multicultural and beautiful it is !
I'm from Japan. What I think about Canada in the first place is " Canada is a multicultural country. " And then beautiful nature like Canadian Rockies.
@morton legendary pokemon uh ........ ok?
it reminds me now of an obsessive and tyrannical canadian dude called Graham who harass everyone on japan videos he goes. he compare his pretty different experiences with ours and he make condescending remarks to annoy us. just because he's a teacher he thinks to be an encyclopedia and it's annoying. that is not because he lives in japan everyone should imitate him and the stupid things he do. because of him i only have a worse view on japanese ans he literally ask the people to go in a very expensive country with fake hypocrite people such as japan. also that's why i do not have a good opinion on canadians as very arrogant people who easily judge the others without thinking to the nuances.
in these videos there is a notorious stalker named graham
. he respects nothing, neither the opinions of others, nor their experiences, nor their tranquility! he imposes his experiences and he doesn't care what others think, he harasses everyone, he recounts his life which no one gives a damn about, he makes insulting remarks on those who have the right to leave negativity, especially after a bad exoerience in Japan. he is imbued with his person. he doesn't have to tell us that we should give up! it's not because he's a teacher that everyone should listen to him, that everyone should spend 50 years learning a language! he responds to comments when we speak to others and he repeats words like a parrot! he bullies everyone! and when he tells everyone to go to japan he speaks like a cult leader! it would be really nice if someone reports this man, because he is far from being a good person! he wastes his time and his energy telling stupid things to everyone. people say we shouldn't trust individual experiences but when it's a motherfucker who generalizes everything, it doesn't make you want to go to japan.
In Japan their Summers are +40°C and our Winters are -40°C
I want a poutine now.. it's been too long since I've treated myself to such a GOURMET DISH! 😂 I could always just make the dish here at home. But eh
I CLICKED AS SOON AS THIS UPLOAD... OMG 20 SECS AND FIRST LIKER AND COMMENTER AND THIRD VIEWER
I'm Canadian, and I can tell you this is 100 percent accurate.
...What?
The snow ants can get pretty bad some winters. But so long as you choose a thick enough gauge of steel mesh to wrap around the bottom meter of your log cabin, you should be fine. If you leave out some Kraft Dinner and if you're really lucky, Geddy Lee will even help you install it.
1:25 Question: What are some famous buildings?
Answer: Vancouver.
It is ok. Most places in the world do not know much about Canada. Not even the US and they are next to us.
I love maple syrup on my French toast 🍞🍁😋
When you think of Canada, what comes to mind?
Everyone: M A P L E
I don't know much about that place either and it's above us.
SixPack Shakur (Rep5281) it’s alright, we’re used to that from Americans lol
To add to the celebrity list a bit, Seth Rogan, Ryan Reynolds (and his character Deadpool), Ryan Gosling, Rachael McAdams, Jim Carry, Keanu Reeves, Ellen Page are all Canadian actors (though most live in the states lol).
Also Toronto is the filming location for many famous movies like (ironically) American Psycho
Celine Dion, Neil Young, Joni Mitchell, Alanis Morrisette. It really is a long list.
Bad day?
I love it every time the Northern Lights shows up outside our window😊
Thanks for the Video
Hm, Canada's weather is crazy. Our winters can be very cold but nothing like the east coasts winters. We are not always cold. I love how everyone said maple or maple syrup lol. I think that is cute.
They made our flag a maple leaf so we can't blame anyone for that.
we switched sides this winter eh hahahah our winter was super mild compared to west
Maple syrup, Bacon and Beer🍻 goes well with poutine and beavertails but we do like coffee and donuts the most LOL. Perhaps Jim Carry, Avril Lavigne, Drake and Celine Dion is not as famous as we thought they are eh? Our national sport and the country that invented one of the world famous sport has nothing to do with winter. For the record we do say "about" not "aboot" but we do sometime say "Sore" not "Sure"🙄 . One thing in common between Japanese and Canadian is we do say "Sorry"... a lot... Looking forward for anyone who wanted to visit the country that have 4 distinct seasons 🍁
Alf Au Well, these girls are younger. Drake is the only one of those celebrities who’s in the public eye much these days. Jim Carrey only seems to pop out of his hole to show off one of his demented paintings... or star in what’s likely to go down as the worst video game film of all time.
It's great that Cathy Cat has visited my current city of Edmonton. So unlikely
"They are white"
Toronto: Excuse me?
I think it's easy for foreigners to get used to it here because Canadians in general are pretty eager to learn about other cultures and embrace them
There's Toronto ... and then there's Vancouver.
When Justin Bieber is the most known Canadian in Japan you have problems Canada.
Japanese love pop music. That isn't shocking. At least we didn't nuke two of their cities..
JohnDeMarco007
What the hell does that have to do with anything........
I’m not from America either so what’s your point?
@@JohnDeMarco007 Every country that didn't participate in Tube Alloys take two steps forward. Not so fast there Canada.
@@JohnDeMarco007 The estimated deaths of a land invasion of japan in ww2 was in the millions just so you're aware, where as the deaths of Hiroshima and Nagasaki were between 129,000-226,000 neither is good or okay but understand the climate of everything in that time before throwing out unwarranted jabs. He was clearly just making a lighthearted joke at our country.
Hey! Born and raised in Edmonton! Yaay. 💖
I think the girl doing the interviewing has watched every episode of Marmalade Boy. Ottawa may be the capital, but Toronto THINKS it's the capital. 😁
Hi! I live near Toronto! To anyone watching this video, if you come here during the summer walk along the lake front and check out Canada's Wonderland. In the winter, try skating at Nathan Philip's Square, or visiting/taking a tour ride through a sugar bush (where they make maple syrup)!
Cheers from Canada! 🇨🇦
🇨🇦🇨🇦🐻cool
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Torontonian here
Canadian teacher (in JPN)was very kind and considerate✨🌷
@@robertsmith1704
Toronto has international partner with Sagamihara City in Kanagawa, Japan🙂
Terrance and Philip! that would be my answer to every question
blame Canada!
I would gladly go teach « things » about Canada to Japanese ! But I’m no teacher and I have to much things holding me back at home...I’ve been dreaming of visiting Japon for a few years now. Maybe one day, when the craziness of the Covid-19 is gone.
Can we all agree the “Canadian”culture people say taht is in Toronto is very different from the culture even a hour and a half north lmao
Our winters can get pretty cold in Ottawa... as low as -40 Celsius with windchill, but our summers can get stupid hot as +40 Celsius... it's a land of extremes :)
Canada has more lakes than any other country on Earth. Roughly 60% of the worlds lakes are in Canada.
Toronto is the most MULTICULTURAL city in the Entire world.
I didn't realize how powerful the maple syrup marketing department was!
Great video about japanese knowledge of Canada!! How long ago was the director/cameraman in Toronto?
Edmonton for a wedding? Cool! ♥️🇯🇵👍
Well, they’re very good at recycling. According to a couple friends from there, for example, they use bags of milk that they pour into a glass bottle when they get a new bag and just reuse the glass bottle(s) permanently; they recycle said plastic milk bags. They throw away very, very little and recycle nearly everything.
When I think of Canada, the first thing that comes to mind is Vancouver Winter Sports (olympics).
english is though in canada? havent speak with someone like me who speak french and english.
french is hella hard
“It’s in the middle of America”
*i mean-*
Lol if you think about Alaska she was right
Yes Canada is only comprised of 3 citys. Montreal, Vancouver, and Toronto. Ottawa is just a suburb of Toronto.
Thanks for giving Canada a nod. Canadians mind their own business, don't know what trouble is... but are busy looking for it. It was astounding that a country the size of Canada was unlocatable on a map for some considering you could fit Japan into Newfoundland. Still, Canada was unkind to its Japanese during the 2nd World War by transporting them away from the BC coast but finally made amends and reparations. I think Canada and Japan will always be naturally friendly: we can find find Japanese living all across Canada and intermarriage has been popular. ... Japanadians and Canadese... like my wife. I plan to cycle throughout Japan very soon.
A good thing I will say that Canada is somewhat similar to America so if people know a lot about America you should know quite a bit there
There are millions of Japanese living in the USA, but I don't understand why there is not a million Japanese in Canada as well?
Canada is better then latin america I read a lot move there, but it's a shame they go there and not Canada, we need more Japanese in Canada, because I never had any Canadian nikkei or Japanese Canadian friends, latin america isn't a fitting place for them, just chinese or vietnamese or even koreans now a days!
Visited Toronto just before making to move to Japan. It was so much fun. :D
a great video from ask japanese
Canada 🇨🇦!!!!
Ask about Sweden 😍🙇🏼♀️
What can i say, our maple is world-class. :D
We get loads of japanese in vancouver
Hahahaha going to school in Canada and thinking it's "in the middle" is kind of hilarious.
The great white......middle....
Also if that girl went whale watching I am curious if she possibly went to MUN.
Maple Syrup, Hockey, Canadian Football, Lacrosse, Ice Skating, Skiing, Snow boarding, Poutine, Tourtière, *Raclette, sucre a la creme, Smoked Meat, Tim Hortons, Tim Bits, Pogo, and plenty of snow.
Next what japanese think about italy😉👍
Woo Edmonton made a appearance, My homecity!