The short escalator is probably taking into consideration for the elderly that have knee problem. The Japanese are very considerate toward their elderly.
I don't remember it that well, but I think "abroad in Japan" went there and said that after that escalator there comes a normal longer staircase. So it really has no meaning at all. ^^
It was said that when the building was constructed it didn't go perfectly as planned in the blue prints, that escalator was supposed to be normal size, but they built it anyway as a novelty.... was not planned as such
The silent karaoke machine seems pretty practical though. Especially for people who live in small apartments, or even just with family. Having loud apartment neighbors is the worst.
If your a singer it totally makes sence. On tour in a hotel room for example. I play the trombone and there is a similar device that you stick into the bell of your horn. It mutes it but you can hear through headphones. I can play in my tiny aparment at midnight with it..
@@Hope_561 oh just some apps that are available for japanese and also starting to learn kanji katakana and hiragana also planning to go on to a Japanese learning school in summer after our class year
kingkongb1 Japan isn't a perfect wonderland, but you can't insult anyone that respects it. You're just being unpleasant. Also, people that like Japan aren't necessarily weeaboos. Weeaboos are people who strictly believe that Japan is a anime haven.
TIMESTAMPS Turning train seats 0:44 A motorcycle helmet with a ponytail hole 1:03 A place to seat a baby in a public bathroom 1:20 A cafe for lonely hearts 1:35 Diagonal crossings 2:00 A tablet holder 2:27 Sunglasses for dogs 2:40 A "silent" karaoke microphone 2:57 Separate slippers for the bathroom 3:25 A cushion for lying down and working 3:42 The owner’s last name instead of a number on the building 4:00 A water-saving sink over the toilet supply tank 4:20 Automated stores 4:38 A hotel where a robot dinosaur will check you in 4:55 A napkin that covers your face when you eat burgers 5:10 A transforming tatami 5:38 An umbrella "parking lot" 5:52 Easy-to-open cans 6:10
In India, we also use separate slippers for the bathrooms, Owner's name and family name on buildings, and some places have the umbrella lockers ...since where we live, we have 2 rainy seasons. And, i have only seen such cans everywhere here.
I live in Tokyo and I’ve never seen a chin holder. Also you can say: “Sleeping at work; what a dream come true!” But the Japanese sleep at work because they work from 6:00 to 22:00 - 00:00, so nobody pretends to sleep. Also, the liftmaid thing isn’t true; in big modern buildings in Japan, you can dictate what floor you want to go to!
Plus lift men/women are also in most countries.. but are more likely found in monuments or educational areas(sorry I don't know the word for it so it may sound confusing)
I love those inventions for the introverts specially the karaoke that only you can hear your own voice if ever u wouldn't want anybody to be bothered by ur voice plus, it can be used to practice specially if you are learning a new style or tchnique in singing :)
#11 It's not just for karaoke. Singers often practice "their instrument" just like any other musician, and these give them a way to do vocal exercises without disturbing others.
I love Japanese, their eye for details and also their simple yet intelligent design ideas... the tatami units, ikebana, the sado, the beautiful Tokonoma, the enchanting zen gardens....omg...i love em all!!! I'm an architect and use these in my designs here in India, ever since i learned about Japanese architecture during college days.
Japanese made the Moomins animation series for TV. That is not all wrong. Read Moomins books. And yes! Moomins come from Finland. Japanese are all crazy for Moomins.
That's not so weird if you think it's a special kind of mineral water that helps with your diet. Clean water is good for your health anyway. The label says "A health water with bittern, carnitine, and folic acid." I guess the different salts are in there so you can drink more of it, and carnitine seems to be a nutritional supplement, so that seems liable IMO. (One reviewer did hint that it may help your diet in a slightly unpleasant way, if you don't frequently suffer from constipation... I wouldn't buy it.)
Turning train seats - you will see them in most long-distance trains, but you won't necessarily notice they're turnable before trying. A ponytail hole in a motorcycle helmet - yeah, pretty rare. A baby seat in a public bathroom - you can see them if you go to women's bathroom, but likely not in men's. A cafe for lonely hearts - there's so few of them that prolly no. Diagonal crossings - if you go to the bigger cities, chances are you'll see one or two. A tablet holder - who'd use this in public? Sunglasses for dogs - depends on time and weather A "silent" karaoke microphone - definitely used at home only. Slippers only for bathroom - 90% sure you'll see these somewhere, so don't forget to use them and take also them off when you leave the toilet!! A cushion for lying down and working - maybe at home or some very creative workplace, but very unlikely. The owner’s last name instead of a number on the building - 100% sure you'll see this, though you may not notice it at all. A sink over the toilet supply tank - I'd say 60% chance to see one. They're much more common at home, and not everyone uses them. Automated stores - maybe not fully automated, but there's a fair chance you'll run into a small restaurant with a half-automated, ticket-based ordering system. A hotel with a robot dinosaur - 100% chance you won't see this if you don't do research to find the place. :D A napkin that covers your face when you eat burgers - depends if you like to go to burger places. I don't. A transforming tatami - 5% chance you won't see this even if you visit someone's home. An umbrella "parking lot" - 90% chance you'll see one if you just pay attention. These are quite common in libraries and other public places, too. Easy-to-open cans - depends on whether you enjoy drinking from a can, but I'd say 99% chance to see one.
I don't really like how these kinds of videos always make the inventions seem "normal things" in Japan because they're not. As a Japanese living in Japan I've never seen many of them before and I think Japan is not actually like a 'crazy country full of robots' like people on internet imagine....I don't necessarily think the image is wrong but sometimes I feel uncomfortable seeing these 'crazy Japan' things on internet....Excuse my English!
Your English is excellent! And I agree with you from the bottom of your heart. #8 last name on building - we have the house numbers around the front doors as well as the last name. Name stuff called Hyousatsu (表札). And the second picture has it too, but you pointed out the inn's business sign board instead. The lift men - These elevator ladies are almost only in the big department stores and hotels. Don't give them a wrong idea!
How sad, this channel has slowly but steadily started to turn into clickbait and posting exagerated information. Few of these are true, most are ridiculous, many also exist and happen in other counties, not ONLY in Japan like stated with such a big emphasis in the title. This channel used to be very cute and true to its roots. Worst of all, it's happening in most of their videos, guess they're hungry... Hope it changes soon, but until then, unsubscribed.
Some of the vids aren't weird. I think it's just maybe creatively different( "diagonal crossroads, etc"), and the other vids are cute/funny( "baby-mops, etc.") but who thought of selling and/or buying "DIET WATER?" 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Please remove the words 'weird' and 'only' from the title. Several of these practical things can easily be found in other Asian countries - Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, Korea - although they may have started in Japan they are certainly not "only' in Japan.
Looks like it's a special kind of mineral water that helps with your diet. The label says "A health water with bittern, carnitine, and folic acid." I guess the different salts are in there so you can drink more of it, and carnitine seems to be a nutritional supplement. (One reviewer did hint that it may help your diet in a slightly unpleasant way, if you don't frequently suffer from constipation... I wouldn't buy it.)
A lot of the products in this video are practical jokes in Japan, and not real everyday things. Also you can find similar things in other Asian nations as well.
The self karaoke machine is easy to explain. It could be used for practicing before going out as well as people who like to belt out a tune at home, but live in an apartment complex and don't want to disturb their neighbors.
The bathroom slipper thing and sleeping at your work is inaccurate. There are bathroom slippers, but most people don't use them. If you sleep at your work, you'll probably be fired, at the very least, reprimanded. It isn't an acceptable thing to do. You guys should of done more research into this sort of thing.
A. Nite as in many shows, leads sleep in Korean drama.but it has nothing to do with Japan.oh I m not asian so I don't know that people can sleep or not.but in dramas it's common.
bts gives me goosebumps- the video literally says, in the title, weird things that only exsist IN JAPAN. I've watched videos of people on youtube who actually live in Korea and Japan, and BOTH have said sleeping on the job is a serious *no*. That if you get caught, like in America where I live, you'll be reprimanded or fired. This is coming from people who actually live in those countries. Search RUclips if you don't believe me.
3:13 umm...I like singing....I would love to have those! Kinda shy to sing out loud by myself....so.... Edit: 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱 I GOT HIGHLIGHTED TQQQQ AND ON MY BIRTHDAY!!!! YESSSSSS!!! THANK YOU BRIGHT SIDEEEEE
Number 6 is not an automatic store. It’s a machine for kids. You put 100 yen in the money slot, turn the handle around and then a toy comes out in a capsule. It’s everywhere in Japan and it keeps little kids happy.
一成 濱田 I see English is not a first language, so. In Ireland where I live, they make things here I don't hear about, but others do. Same goes for Japan.
No one can save any culture or language or religion... world is not westernising, it's globalizing. We're moving towards one language(English is collection of words from all languages), one currency( bit coin or dollor), one religion (atheism), & warless world with equality among all genders & race.
Hey there! Which of those things do you find the most useful?
Tablet Holder
the exit button
Hey can you please do a video on garbage please
If you could do a video on Hindus
Microphone
japan is on another planet
COME ALONG
Subbed to you!
I went to Japan and play with a robot! It guess my age and it guessed it right!!! :O
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Konichi'wo
The short escalator is probably taking into consideration for the elderly that have knee problem. The Japanese are very considerate toward their elderly.
Makuro Shinya Fun fact! August 11th is a holiday respecting elders in Japan! X3
They are also making the places accessible to disabled people
I don't remember it that well, but I think "abroad in Japan" went there and said that after that escalator there comes a normal longer staircase. So it really has no meaning at all. ^^
It was said that when the building was constructed it didn't go perfectly as planned in the blue prints, that escalator was supposed to be normal size, but they built it anyway as a novelty.... was not planned as such
Not SOO considerate.
The Lonely Heart cafe concept is very cute, yet also kind of sad... *sips tea with my teddy*
oliviaotakusama101 that's also because most people are more and more focussing on their careers instead of raising a family
Things like rent-a-boy/girl-friend aren t uncommon either bacause of it
Rent-a-boy? Hrrmm...
oliviaotakusama101 thanks
Lol
Slippers in bathroom is not only in Japan, though.
Neither are diagonal crossings
101nutella good job
Maybe japanese used it first, who knows 😏
not really
I know... because I'm thinking of doing that, too. Heh
There are diagonal crossings in Taiwan. And slippers only for bathrooms are also found in the Philippines and in some south east Asian countries.
Also,in India.
Los Angeles has them as well
Even diagonal road-crossing
an american in New York city that invented it and bathroom slippers Los Angeles have it
These are not weird things. . You can called it genius things. ... Japan people are so fast in inventory. .. they are so creative. ...
Human Being yes they are they just call it "weird" because they don't understand the word "creativity"
"Weird" isn't a bad thing though. In fact, most weird things are creative and genius.
Human Being thanks
Human Being Japan is basically the future
I get what you trying to say but inventory is not the same as innovative . But yes they are innovative people
The silent karaoke machine seems pretty practical though. Especially for people who live in small apartments, or even just with family. Having loud apartment neighbors is the worst.
or a bad singer like me
jacob, hahahahhahha
Not to mention some walls are really thin in Japan
user89076 the silent karaoke thing is absolutely idiotic
If your a singer it totally makes sence. On tour in a hotel room for example. I play the trombone and there is a similar device that you stick into the bell of your horn. It mutes it but you can hear through headphones. I can play in my tiny aparment at midnight with it..
I'm moving to Japan, bye guys.
aiilo I really am moving to japan next year ;)
aiilo very expensive
Im so jealous!! Have fun 👌
aiilo Have fun
Bye aiilo
Japan is so thoughtful and genius! Would love to visit one day 🇯🇵
Japanese people are kind, clever ,caring and Creative
Khadeejah Maisarah: I think not!
They are polite, waht makes them look kind and caring.
Most important they r intelligent..!
Thank you :D
True, khadeejah, but watch Out if you get in a war with them, totally different behavior!!!!!
I want to live in Japan....... Its so wonderful. The only problem is I don't know japnease
You can learn the language if you watch a lot of Anime.
Khushi learn
Khushi thats no problem. Just, Get used to it.
There's an app that you can use as your translator/interpreter,a girl from america used the app.It really works...But it's kinda expensive,though
basshead weaboo
*I want to go to Japan*
Japan does not have detention in any school
My dream is to go to Japan and also I m learning Japanese I m only 15 years old
Same Im already learning their language ☺️
@@Jacobtambokikoy me too my dream is to go to 🗾 (japan) I m also learning japanese on Duolingo which software u r using??
@@Hope_561 oh just some apps that are available for japanese and also starting to learn kanji katakana and hiragana also planning to go on to a Japanese learning school in summer after our class year
Dude we use separate slippers for bathroom in India also😁😁
and the main reason is kind of opposite to what he stated in the video... outside slippers make bathroom dirty
Bangladesh too
AND in Sri Lanka!😄
Pakistan too
Whoa!!
A silent karaoke 🎤🎤
Japan is wonderful.. Japanese are hard working and making life easier...
Fatima Gillani - sadly, they're also working themselves to death- 100 hour work weeks are common
Not to mention there women are Beautiful 😘💕
kingkongb1 Japan isn't a perfect wonderland, but you can't insult anyone that respects it. You're just being unpleasant. Also, people that like Japan aren't necessarily weeaboos. Weeaboos are people who strictly believe that Japan is a anime haven.
Dhammal Harry thanks
Toronto, Ontario, Canada has diagonal crosswalks. I recently discovered them when I went to there. I was like "diagonal crossing? Cool!"
Patrick Rivet Mexico has them too.
Patrick Rivet and Chicago
So does SF. In Chinatown, not Japantown.
Walnut Creek, CA has them too.
I actually live in Guelph, Ontario. We don't have them... But I feel like some busy places have them.
japan is cool do you guys agree
GANGSTER thank you for the compliment.....ARIGATOOOOO
GANGSTER yeah but i dont know if i want liv ther
GANGSTER I agree
Anime Queen they eat dogs and cats
GANGSTER No lol
14. Diagonal crossing is also in Toronto Canada at Young and Dundas St.
The entire street also resembles the same as the picture you used. Very funny.
Also on Hollywood walk of fame
Mitchell Jules You can also find one in Downtown Rutland Vermont
Also in Finland
And downtown San Antonio in front of the court house. Don't ask how I know 😕
The world needs to learn from Japan. Japan is ahead of it's time
I'm going to learn Japanese so I can move there and enjoy these things
A2 Kidz Newz have fun with the kanji.
hai
頑張って
No Japanese here, been living in Japan for 2 years
Japanese is really fun. The biggest problem is Kanji, but speaking isn't that difficult ;)
japan is wonderful😄
Ghausia Khan thanks
"just remember the selfie sticks that everyone laughed at years ago" I laugh at them to this day
The thoughtful and sometimes playful thinking that is behind many of these inventions is delightful!
Slippers in the bathroom, easy-open cans, tablet holders can sometimes be observed in the Philippines.
TIMESTAMPS
Turning train seats 0:44
A motorcycle helmet with a ponytail hole 1:03
A place to seat a baby in a public bathroom 1:20
A cafe for lonely hearts 1:35
Diagonal crossings 2:00
A tablet holder 2:27
Sunglasses for dogs 2:40
A "silent" karaoke microphone 2:57
Separate slippers for the bathroom 3:25
A cushion for lying down and working 3:42
The owner’s last name instead of a number on the building 4:00
A water-saving sink over the toilet supply tank 4:20
Automated stores 4:38
A hotel where a robot dinosaur will check you in 4:55
A napkin that covers your face when you eat burgers 5:10
A transforming tatami 5:38
An umbrella "parking lot" 5:52
Easy-to-open cans 6:10
9:14 end of the video
In India, we also use separate slippers for the bathrooms, Owner's name and family name on buildings, and some places have the umbrella lockers ...since where we live, we have 2 rainy seasons.
And, i have only seen such cans everywhere here.
Also very common in Japan are toilet seats that warm up!
US as well but you dont want to know how they get warm
I live in Tokyo and I’ve never seen a chin holder. Also you can say: “Sleeping at work; what a dream come true!” But the Japanese sleep at work because they work from 6:00 to 22:00 - 00:00, so nobody pretends to sleep. Also, the liftmaid thing isn’t true; in big modern buildings in Japan, you can dictate what floor you want to go to!
This should be in one of those videos called 'people who got called out on the internet'
Plus lift men/women are also in most countries.. but are more likely found in monuments or educational areas(sorry I don't know the word for it so it may sound confusing)
LIFT OPERATORS should still be in most public buildings, as then you wouldn't be in there with just some stranger sometimes.
Willemijn Eijsink Lol RUclips making people believe BS. Ty for Clearing some of them things up
@@hailecc7569 stop with your cringy "pEoPlE wHo gOt cAlLeD oUt FoR lYiNg" videos
I love those inventions for the introverts specially the karaoke that only you can hear your own voice if ever u wouldn't want anybody to be bothered by ur voice plus, it can be used to practice specially if you are learning a new style or tchnique in singing :)
Umm A place to seat a baby in a public bathroom and the water-saving sink over the toilet supply tank
Those exists in Philippines too
Weird thing that only exists in Japan: Squip
I'll leave
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Sit in the calm down corner
how DaRE YOU make a good reference
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I srsly love Japan and will always love Japan ^_^
Alexa thanks
We also have separate slippers for the bathroom
Not really shamim kurd
#11 It's not just for karaoke. Singers often practice "their instrument" just like any other musician, and these give them a way to do vocal exercises without disturbing others.
I love Japanese, their eye for details and also their simple yet intelligent design ideas... the tatami units, ikebana, the sado, the beautiful Tokonoma, the enchanting zen gardens....omg...i love em all!!! I'm an architect and use these in my designs here in India, ever since i learned about Japanese architecture during college days.
Finland affected the cafe thingy somehow right?
right?
Yep.
Moomins came from Finland. Japan made the music for the 90s show, I believe.
Unknown Invader Ja nehän oli puoliks ruotsailaisia
oh ur maybe not finnish :I
They made the animation ^^
Japanese made the Moomins animation series for TV. That is not all wrong. Read Moomins books. And yes! Moomins come from Finland. Japanese are all crazy for Moomins.
Lordexec Mutta suomalaisiksi Muumit silti lasketaan. Pisteet meille.
About the slippers I have that at home too
i love japan :)
Xoxo RUclips TV why tf i see you in every comment in this video ....
Japan was an amazingly beautiful country to visit, people are exquisitely polite
Japan is really awesome & creative. Thanks a lot for all of your informative videos.
OMG You sounds like Kaidan Alenko. That's why I'm really calm listening to your videos 😂
I would absolutely love to go to Japan
The Japanese are a separate and advanced civilization unto themselves
the bathroom slipper thing is very smart, should be like this everywhere
These are very smart and thoughtful inventions. I love it!
That last one was probably the weirdest. "Diet water" 😂
Diet water, As opposed to HEAVY WATER, ha ha ha!
That's not so weird if you think it's a special kind of mineral water that helps with your diet. Clean water is good for your health anyway.
The label says "A health water with bittern, carnitine, and folic acid." I guess the different salts are in there so you can drink more of it, and carnitine seems to be a nutritional supplement, so that seems liable IMO. (One reviewer did hint that it may help your diet in a slightly unpleasant way, if you don't frequently suffer from constipation... I wouldn't buy it.)
I still laugh at selfie sticks today.
Not weird things it's actually *Helpfull Things*
I like the silent singing karaoke microphone. I need this.
A silent karaoke microphone. This is best.😂😂😂😂
I wanna go to the cafe for lonely hearts
jυѕт a randoм ĸ-pop ғan wanderιng aт yoυтυвe Min Yoonjiiiiiiiii
I'm Japanese. Some of are wrong. I've never seen chin holder? and self karaoke machine. It's not exist in real life.
0213 foxisglee can I ask you something about Japan then?
0213 foxisglee how old are u??
0213 foxisglee self karaoke machineドンキホーテで売っていました！
Silent karaoke はロフトで見ましたよー3千円くらいです。
exactly. its used more for private joy than in a karaoke bar
If you actually come here you probably won't ever see like 98% of the stuff in this video.
Nah u r wrong. 98%? Yeah right lol
Turning train seats - you will see them in most long-distance trains, but you won't necessarily notice they're turnable before trying.
A ponytail hole in a motorcycle helmet - yeah, pretty rare.
A baby seat in a public bathroom - you can see them if you go to women's bathroom, but likely not in men's.
A cafe for lonely hearts - there's so few of them that prolly no.
Diagonal crossings - if you go to the bigger cities, chances are you'll see one or two.
A tablet holder - who'd use this in public?
Sunglasses for dogs - depends on time and weather
A "silent" karaoke microphone - definitely used at home only.
Slippers only for bathroom - 90% sure you'll see these somewhere, so don't forget to use them and take also them off when you leave the toilet!!
A cushion for lying down and working - maybe at home or some very creative workplace, but very unlikely.
The owner’s last name instead of a number on the building - 100% sure you'll see this, though you may not notice it at all.
A sink over the toilet supply tank - I'd say 60% chance to see one. They're much more common at home, and not everyone uses them.
Automated stores - maybe not fully automated, but there's a fair chance you'll run into a small restaurant with a half-automated, ticket-based ordering system.
A hotel with a robot dinosaur - 100% chance you won't see this if you don't do research to find the place. :D
A napkin that covers your face when you eat burgers - depends if you like to go to burger places. I don't.
A transforming tatami - 5% chance you won't see this even if you visit someone's home.
An umbrella "parking lot" - 90% chance you'll see one if you just pay attention. These are quite common in libraries and other public places, too.
Easy-to-open cans - depends on whether you enjoy drinking from a can, but I'd say 99% chance to see one.
I'm Japanese, and I think so too.
Only The Owner's Last name, Umbrella, water saving sink and automated shop are common for us.
I love Japan! I can’t wait to go!
One word... Awesome!
We have diagonal crossings in Melbourne Australia
And turning train seats
We also have dog sunglasses
I don't really like how these kinds of videos always make the inventions seem "normal things" in Japan because they're not. As a Japanese living in Japan I've never seen many of them before and I think Japan is not actually like a 'crazy country full of robots' like people on internet imagine....I don't necessarily think the image is wrong but sometimes I feel uncomfortable seeing these 'crazy Japan' things on internet....Excuse my English!
Your English is excellent! And I agree with you from the bottom of your heart.
#8 last name on building - we have the house numbers around the front doors as well as the last name. Name stuff called Hyousatsu (表札). And the second picture has it too, but you pointed out the inn's business sign board instead.
The lift men - These elevator ladies are almost only in the big department stores and hotels. Don't give them a wrong idea!
Trust me, I've been in a lot of countries, and only felt normal in Japan. The rest of the world is crazy.
Yeah. the truly weird and crazy stuff is the mentality of some people who look at other cultures through the colored glass of prejudice.
Me: it's ok if we don't have all that in our country...
Number 13:tablet holder
Me:FUUUUUCCCC-----
Most of these are just revolutionary
Have a feeling the 'diet' water thing is nothing more than a scam though
Japan is always the best! That's my dream country to visit with one day 😊😊😊
How sad, this channel has slowly but steadily started to turn into clickbait and posting exagerated information. Few of these are true, most are ridiculous, many also exist and happen in other counties, not ONLY in Japan like stated with such a big emphasis in the title. This channel used to be very cute and true to its roots. Worst of all, it's happening in most of their videos, guess they're hungry... Hope it changes soon, but until then, unsubscribed.
How is sitting having tea with one of the Moomins supposed to make you feel like _less_ of a saddo?
Because its better than an empty seat.
Some of the vids aren't weird. I think it's just maybe creatively different( "diagonal crossroads, etc"), and the other vids are cute/funny( "baby-mops, etc.") but who thought of selling and/or buying "DIET WATER?" 🤔🤔🤔🤔
Japanese parliament is called the "Diet". So "Parliament Water" is meant?
Pillows for lonely men - So cool !!
I miss Japan can't wait to go back there for holiday
( 1:24 )16. A Place To Seat A Baby IN A Public Bathroom . Also exists in Philippines
Nahh you're lieing.....
True. In SM malls Lanang in Particular...
@@djmaka17 totoo?
Even some bathrooms in america have baby seats-
We already have #16 here in PH. 😊
1 WIERD THING
ME.........I'm lonely☹️
xiKrystal xi same😭😭😭
1:34 ;) thank me later.
xiKrystal xi saaaameee
Well that's not weird
Ryujinzzz its ok,n nml
Omg it's really amazing and out of the box. Love japan💖💖
I loved that water saving 7
that hair holder.... it's used for washing your hair so water will not get in the eyes....
Diagonal crossings are not exclusive to Japan. We have them in Hawai'i.
InsanityXtreme And in Vermont
Usually Japan gets everything ☹️
0:40 the old tokyu Shibuya station
very weird things.....this country is fastly develop..keep it up guyz....proud of u
Please remove the words 'weird' and 'only' from the title. Several of these practical things can easily be found in other Asian countries - Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, Korea - although they may have started in Japan they are certainly not "only' in Japan.
Don't question us, we know what we're doing.
8:30 i told water was healthy but diet water?
*what?*
Looks like it's a special kind of mineral water that helps with your diet.
The label says "A health water with bittern, carnitine, and folic acid." I guess the different salts are in there so you can drink more of it, and carnitine seems to be a nutritional supplement. (One reviewer did hint that it may help your diet in a slightly unpleasant way, if you don't frequently suffer from constipation... I wouldn't buy it.)
Wow man these all are very useful
You killed me with the babymops.
2:56 i actually like this
A lot of the products in this video are practical jokes in Japan, and not real everyday things. Also you can find similar things in other Asian nations as well.
o ya you definetly dont look wierd and lonely with number 15
The self karaoke machine is easy to explain. It could be used for practicing before going out as well as people who like to belt out a tune at home, but live in an apartment complex and don't want to disturb their neighbors.
keep making videos about amazing things in countries 😘👍👍👍🙋❤❤
*_I SAW DIAGONAL CROSSING IN DEATH NOTE (ANIME)TOO_*
The bathroom slipper thing and sleeping at your work is inaccurate. There are bathroom slippers, but most people don't use them. If you sleep at your work, you'll probably be fired, at the very least, reprimanded. It isn't an acceptable thing to do. You guys should of done more research into this sort of thing.
A. Nite as in many shows, leads sleep in Korean drama.but it has nothing to do with Japan.oh I m not asian so I don't know that people can sleep or not.but in dramas it's common.
bts gives me goosebumps- the video literally says, in the title, weird things that only exsist IN JAPAN. I've watched videos of people on youtube who actually live in Korea and Japan, and BOTH have said sleeping on the job is a serious *no*. That if you get caught, like in America where I live, you'll be reprimanded or fired. This is coming from people who actually live in those countries. Search RUclips if you don't believe me.
oh.should I say sorry for that comment.ahh OK sorry.wait no thankyou.ok sorry and thankyou.
Can you do weird things in Malaysia
Mamacrist mamacrist Better not. Because Indonesian will claim they have it too or the thing originated from them.
DIET WATER!!!!!! WOW I’M AMAZE!!! This country is for sure in ANOTHER LEVEL.
Cool inventions 👍👍👍👍😏😏😏
3:13 umm...I like singing....I would love to have those! Kinda shy to sing out loud by myself....so....
Edit: 😱😱😱😱😱😱😱 I GOT HIGHLIGHTED TQQQQ AND ON MY BIRTHDAY!!!! YESSSSSS!!! THANK YOU BRIGHT SIDEEEEE
instead of saying weird you could say different. it's more respectful
ここ日本人いますかー？笑
Emma Breuer これってネタなやつあるよね（笑）
ランキングに入ってる（笑）
I speak English
Elliot, Sorry for that.
いない
いますよ〜
Awesum inventions its really incredible i really luvd evrything
Number 6 is not an automatic store. It’s a machine for kids. You put 100 yen in the money slot, turn the handle around and then a toy comes out in a capsule. It’s everywhere in Japan and it keeps little kids happy.
Almost all asians does no.10
Some facts in this video are not true. In from Tokyo but i've never seen some stuffs in this video lol
一成 濱田 I see English is not a first language, so. In Ireland where I live, they make things here I don't hear about, but others do. Same goes for Japan.
濱田一成 Unfortunately Japanese culture is dying along with Japanese architecture you need to do something
No one can save any culture or language or religion... world is not westernising, it's globalizing. We're moving towards one language(English is collection of words from all languages), one currency( bit coin or dollor), one religion (atheism), & warless world with equality among all genders & race.
leyandor logan WE ARE THE BORG. RESISTANCE IS FUTILE... sure, world peace... let's see if that ever happens...
濱田一成 they are all true.. im a japanese..
Im *JUNGSHOOK.*
Thx a lot love it ❤️
And that's why i love Japan😻😘こんにちは!!👑