Why Japanese Guys Hesitate To Date Western Girls

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  • @takashiifromjapan
    @takashiifromjapan  Год назад +75

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    • @christophermichaelclarence6003
      @christophermichaelclarence6003 Год назад +2

      Japanese people don't have the same experience as we do Westerns and Europeans.
      I'm something of a Asian myself but grow up in 🇨🇵. My very first crush when I was kid was a White Girl.
      Now I'm dating one. It's interesting how much differencies between us and some things in common.

    • @jeremyraia1064
      @jeremyraia1064 Год назад +2

      Hi TAKASHii Great videos, keep it up, however i just realised what you said at the end "how was it? that was interesting!" So i wanted to give you advice on that.
      Instead of saying "how was it? That was interesting!" which sounds kinda weird/off, try saying it the other way around "That was interesting, but what do you think ? Let me know in the comment section below" and ask your viewers what they thought, which might animate some viewers to actually type something in there and maybe even talk to each other ;P.
      Have a nice day.

    • @OtherSideOfTheFence
      @OtherSideOfTheFence Год назад

      Thumb nail picture, looks like your brother. Same clothes, same nose, same hair

    • @OtherSideOfTheFence
      @OtherSideOfTheFence Год назад +1

      0:04 guy looks like you.

    • @Tvhvscwu
      @Tvhvscwu Год назад +1

      @@jeremyraia1064 I kinda like it when he says ”How was it? That was interesting” with no emotion 😂 It might sound weird but it sticks in my head xD

  • @TooStinkinFine
    @TooStinkinFine Год назад +2834

    I’m from the US and I find Japanese men very attractive. There are attractive men and women in all cultures and races. I think a hard working, kind and gentle man is sought by good women all over the globe! Looks fade as we age but a good heart lasts a lifetime. By the way….many western women are shy to approach men too. Thanks for sharing and all the best to you.

    • @UdonFarang52
      @UdonFarang52 Год назад +58

      Very well said,!!

    • @Something0102
      @Something0102 Год назад +77

      As a guy, I agree, they are handsome asf

    • @tracyhamilton2285
      @tracyhamilton2285 Год назад +28

      I totally agree❤

    • @OctoPie-k7n
      @OctoPie-k7n Год назад +22

      Agreed

    • @AlicesMazduhs
      @AlicesMazduhs Год назад +86

      Also so many of them have such nice hair! You don't see a lot of guys with nice hair over here.

  • @anszjaa
    @anszjaa Год назад +1200

    As a western girl, I'm surprised no one mentions how straightforward and touchy we can be. My dad says I scare guys away with my demeanor, if western men are scared of me, Japanese men would likely drop dead after the encounter 😅

    • @massikarhea7487
      @massikarhea7487 Год назад +15

      they didn't saw that part of us hahaha 🤣🤣🤣

    • @bystandersarah
      @bystandersarah Год назад +3

      🤔 hmmm

    • @mandarue5104
      @mandarue5104 Год назад +2

      Haha!

    • @DanielleBaylor
      @DanielleBaylor Год назад +84

      That was my interpretation when the guy with the scarf mentioned we're more assertive (plus the sex comment lol)

    • @daisyo.6666
      @daisyo.6666 Год назад +63

      ​@@DanielleBaylor I also think they may perceive western movies as being good representations of how women actually behave, i.e., most of us would have sex on the first date, be more promiscuous, etc.

  • @FueyChan
    @FueyChan Год назад +2213

    As a European girl in Japan, it’s actually interesting hearing the questions about dating religious people. At least to me, I don’t consider Western people to be very religious. At least not in the traditional way, perhaps more in a cultural way where we follow cultural norms with roots in religion, but this is also the case for many Japanese people and shinto traditions.

    • @Zapporah85
      @Zapporah85 Год назад +248

      American girls definitely tend to be hyper religious IF they are religious. As a former religious person, I cringe at my past self.

    • @cryptochris9001
      @cryptochris9001 Год назад +1

      @@Zapporah85 you'll cringe at your current self when you're older, atheism is cringe and doesn't produce families

    • @kasiazdrojewska3616
      @kasiazdrojewska3616 Год назад +98

      Depends what countries though... Here in Poland it's in decline now but it's not that unusual for people to be religious. Almost everyone hates the institution of the church, but the faith itself is quite common and Catholic religion is still a basic subject at school for all ages! You can sign out, but every child is signed in by default..

    • @giuliab8484
      @giuliab8484 Год назад +86

      It really also depends what country you're from. I'm from Denmark and people there aren't religious at all basically, especially young people.

    • @gwendeerlin
      @gwendeerlin Год назад +26

      They view religion in the context of secularism. For example they may view things like believing in "good vibes" or other new-age stuff as religious behavior due to its lack of basis in a secular worldview. Even just casually saying things like "thoughts and prayers" may come off as "religious" to some.

  • @celestialasmr9624
    @celestialasmr9624 Год назад +1807

    Takashii it would be interesting for you to ask whether Japanese men would consider a serious relationship or marriage with a foreign or western woman, because my experience (admittedly limited) is that while some Japanese men are keen to casually date foreign women, its usually just out of curiosity or even fetish and rarely with the view of forming a serious, long-lasting relationship. Thanks, I love your videos!

    • @takashiifromjapan
      @takashiifromjapan  Год назад +927

      “Would you marry a foreign girl?”
      Coming soon

    • @redone4691
      @redone4691 Год назад +30

      @@takashiifromjapan Cant wait!

    • @celestialasmr9624
      @celestialasmr9624 Год назад +22

      @@takashiifromjapan perfect! 😊

    • @haruzanfuucha
      @haruzanfuucha Год назад +165

      Some of them would, but it's not common at all. Most Japanese men are much more patriarchal than most Western men. They will expect you to change a lot to suit them but they won't do the same for you, and they pretty much never do housework. This is why most Japanese men prefer Asian women as wives over Western women. Asian women are perceived to be more feminine, better at educating children, better at cooking, and can have kids that could physically fit in easier in the conformist Japanese society. Japanese men may find Western women attractive and may want to date them (or just have sex with them) but they are far less interested in marrying them and having them be the mothers of their children. Japanese women are much more likely to marry Western men than Japanese men are to marry Western women.

    • @Xxbrokenheart808xX
      @Xxbrokenheart808xX Год назад +20

      I am from Hawaii and part white,Hawaiian, and Asian. I am interested In knowing more about what they think about mixed girls or what they think about Hawaii girls/people

  • @Gabby-tv5re
    @Gabby-tv5re Год назад +1017

    The "people from the US don't take their shoes off" made me laugh because my African American mother raised me to take my shoes off at the door LMAO I didn't realize it wasn't something everyone did until my first time at a friends house

    • @gingeralice3858
      @gingeralice3858 Год назад +39

      It's a regional thing. In dry places with little humidity or rainfall it's not a big deal. When I moved closer to the coast I started seeing how nasty bringing the shoes in was because everything is wetter and sticks to the shoe. I just switch to sandals indoors now. When I go back to see family, we all wear shoes indoors. They seem to think it's weird I always bring sandals with me to visit. I got into the habit and can't get out if it now lol.

    • @bunnyluv2535
      @bunnyluv2535 Год назад +1

      My Eastern European would kill me if I didn’t take off my shoes when I came in the house and I was to make sure my friends did also. I’m American and most of my friends did the same at their houses too. also did it at my apartment and now my house.

    • @polarbarr21
      @polarbarr21 Год назад +85

      I don’t know why people think Americans don’t remove their shoes! Maybe bc on tv shows they don’t? It’s extremely rude to not remove your shoes at the door. We don’t hand out slippers like in Asia, but we take off shoes and have socks or bare feet. I do wear house sandals, but a lot don’t.

    • @user-lt1jd1ye3v
      @user-lt1jd1ye3v Год назад +35

      A lot of Americans do that and keep their houses very neat

    • @inud9823
      @inud9823 Год назад +45

      @@polarbarr21 a lot of Americans don’t. I was shocked to find out about this habit when I first moved to the us, as it’s quite disgusting for me. I live in Florida and I’ve so far visited North Carolina and New York and never did people remove their shoes at the door. It’s a topic me and my man actually argue about as I don’t understand how you can walk public bathroom and club floors and then come straight to your bedroom with the same shoes 🤢🤢

  • @nafslee
    @nafslee Год назад +761

    It would have been great to ask what their description of a Western Girl is first off, as its completely varied - blonde to black hair, different eye colours and ethnic backgrounds. For the Japanese that are interested, I'm curious to know if they are interested in only certain types of looks since we already know how popular blonde hair and blue eyes are there.

    • @user-ph8tz9zi3o
      @user-ph8tz9zi3o Год назад +87

      Yeah - I was thinking how western perceptions of Japanese girls can be very artificial and idealized and I wonder if there’s a similarity the other way around

    • @FruitsChinpoSamuraiG
      @FruitsChinpoSamuraiG Год назад +93

      first off, when they say "western", 98% of the time they actually mean "us-ian", meaning europeans are completely excluded. i will however put australia and the uk in the same basket with the us, the culture is more or less the same (sharing a language is heavy, culturally speaking), but europeans can absolutely not be considered the same as the anglosaxons, even if we disregard the inner differences between each european country.
      but i can say it, looks wise they 99,9999% prefer paler skin over darker skin due to the old "pale = rich, dark = poor" stereotype (if i had to give one reason, since this same argument is very much prevalent in asia as a whole)

    • @natsukitatsumakiniji
      @natsukitatsumakiniji Год назад +7

      I think this is an excellent question!

    • @guyincognito320
      @guyincognito320 Год назад +33

      ​@@FruitsChinpoSamuraiG every culture has a bias for paler skin

    • @dimensionalmagic
      @dimensionalmagic Год назад +2

      @@guyincognito320 many people immediately picture a white, blond, light-eyed individual in a southern, new yorker, or California manner when they think of an American. Even, I am guilty of having such a biased opinion on how people in different demographic groups are supposed to look. Several eastern nations may have the last impression that a POC is an example of an American stereotype when they look at Europe, England, or America. It makes sense that this user want to know how Japanese people think the perfect foreigner should be for them. It is better to be aware of the general viewpoint than to experience disappointment at the rejection of their society's ideals.

  • @reganwing
    @reganwing Год назад +627

    It's interesting how many seem to think that foreigners can't/won't adapt... After living in Japan for 2 years, I spoke mainly Japanese and only ate Japanese food! The 3:40 "scared to approach" answer felt most accurate to what I personally experienced. I could tell some men were interested (though sometimes just for superficial reasons) but none ever approached me or wanted to meet more than once haha. After a while, I noticed that I was subconsciously trying to suit/please them by being more modest and cute (i.e more like what they're used to with Japanese women). I think if I were to have had a relationship, it would only have worked with someone with a more 'international' mindset (with some Engish skill or travel experience) so that we could meet halfway and not just me adjusting.

    • @MrWackydoodles
      @MrWackydoodles Год назад +10

      I'm asian, I'm curious what it's like to date a woman from a different country. Can i date you?

    • @r.k.rivers5234
      @r.k.rivers5234 Год назад +16

      That’s not his w that works…

    • @a.s.1737
      @a.s.1737 Год назад +31

      ​@Hehe I've seen people commenting on videos saying they lived in Japan and didn't even learn any Japanese?! To me this simply doesn't make sense. A country/culture can be much more strongly appreciated if you take the time to learn the language.

    • @DengueBurger
      @DengueBurger Год назад +11

      @@a.s.1737 yeah it’s good to learn and a cool language. To be fair tho, it’s hard and very different from English. Doable, but takes much longer than learning another European language to an intermediate conversational level.

    • @SL16867
      @SL16867 Год назад +4

      @@a.s.1737 I mean, consider this video. This very conversation would not happen without an entire legion of foreigners whose mindset is to consume content with subtitles in their own language. They did not come here to this video to learn a different language.

  • @user-pe2lw1ze8i
    @user-pe2lw1ze8i Год назад +139

    I have a message for these guys. You can meet foreigners who share your ideals. Just be open minded and connect. It’s ok if things don’t work out. But open your minds and know there are many people who aren’t all like the typical American you think of

  • @andreslebon3869
    @andreslebon3869 Год назад +285

    "I don't have that same level of confidence..I feel like I won't be able to match their level"... The 3th guy was very honest about himself 🙂

    • @Cwgrlup
      @Cwgrlup Год назад +25

      Wow, these guys are so sweet and honest. They’re also really underestimating their value and ability to have a relationship with a western woman.

    • @natsukitatsumakiniji
      @natsukitatsumakiniji Год назад +8

      I loved that he knew himself so well, too!

    • @allinory
      @allinory Год назад +5

      Haha I think he would be able to match my level of confidence no problem! I have terrible social anxiety...

    • @blushives4888
      @blushives4888 Год назад +11

      thirth

    • @andreslebon3869
      @andreslebon3869 Год назад +2

      @@blushives4888 third

  • @desireeeverythingspiritual1603
    @desireeeverythingspiritual1603 Год назад +317

    I am part japanese, Korean, black and French. My japanese/Korean grandmother passed away, and she was the only link I have to my japanese heritage. I miss her and how she spoke fondly of Japan. I hope one day I can visit Japan and my family there!

    • @Mezaph
      @Mezaph Год назад +9

      Damn, that sucks. I hope you never need a bone marrow transplant.

    • @yolandavanderzee3854
      @yolandavanderzee3854 Год назад +2

      @Mez 🤣

    • @evalopez1454
      @evalopez1454 Год назад

      ​@@Mezaph literally 😂

    • @asdridetakougoum
      @asdridetakougoum Год назад +2

      Wow lucky go and visit the most beautifull country of the World according to me i really really love this country and it's my next destination thanks God

    • @tracyw.2181
      @tracyw.2181 Год назад

      I can't see your picture very well but I bet you're gorgeous!

  • @MeganAnime19
    @MeganAnime19 Год назад +125

    I’m from the US and I do find Japanese men to be attractive and I find their personalities alluring. A lot of us American women are very assertive and confident but there also those that aren’t. Some advice to those who are scared to approach us, let me just tell you we are shy as well and probably feel all the same emotions during a relationship but we’re better at putting on a mask and acting cool😂

    • @jinnamonroll5684
      @jinnamonroll5684 Год назад +7

      My only tip is to lose weight

    • @Cjust15
      @Cjust15 3 месяца назад +2

      @@jinnamonroll5684😂😂😂😂😂

  • @kirbed9486
    @kirbed9486 Год назад +387

    I’m from the US and let me tell you, there are so many people over here who would love to be in a relationship with someone from Japan, it’s astonishing. The way the people in your interview feel is the exact same way the people here feel. There’s a lot of ideas they have preconceived on why relationships wouldn’t work out if they were to date someone from Japan. Personally, I think they never know until they try it. It could work out and be amazing

    • @r.k.rivers5234
      @r.k.rivers5234 Год назад +4

      What you said😊

    • @guyincognito320
      @guyincognito320 Год назад +2

      Yes then your kids will be confused, looking like neither parent and not having a country

    • @polarbarr21
      @polarbarr21 Год назад +19

      Guy Incognito Americans are very diverse and mixed race Americans can embrace every part of themselves. We are used to mixed race people in the USA and it’s rarely ever a problem or even talked about. Growing up one of my best friends was Chinese and literally no one cares; we just like and love who we like and love. Japan being very homogenous I could see where issues would be, but mostly no issues in USA.

    • @jonok42
      @jonok42 Год назад +11

      ​@@guyincognito320 they wouldn't be confused at all in the US. They would simply be like so many other Americans, and the USA would be their country, and if Japan allowed it, so would Japan.

    • @guyincognito320
      @guyincognito320 Год назад +3

      @j nokes Nice platitudes. Unfortunately reality is not like you suggest.

  • @ElizabethSotiria
    @ElizabethSotiria Год назад +370

    This is so fascinating.. the fact that I perceive Japanese women to be so exceptionally beautiful, it just goes to show that we tend to find whatever is different to ourselves/our culture to be very alluring ❤

    • @erdibulku6848
      @erdibulku6848 Год назад +1

      No 8ts just that japanese people fetishize whites. Actually blonde blue eyed girls are pretty much adored everywhere outside of europe

    • @floraye886
      @floraye886 Год назад +6

      That's so true!!!

    • @northernchild2023
      @northernchild2023 Год назад +8

      Natural selection, we are more attracted with people that are far from our gene pool.

    • @erdibulku6848
      @erdibulku6848 Год назад +44

      @@northernchild2023 no thats not how natural selection works. Also people usually have in-group preferences

    • @mxtrem3
      @mxtrem3 Год назад +7

      True. Im asian i like western girls. My best friend is caucasian he likes asian girls.

  • @MoistCubicle
    @MoistCubicle Год назад +26

    I grew up in the US and we have ALWAYS been a NO SHOES household. We even have a rack for our shoes by the door. I think it just varies from household to household.

    • @happycook6737
      @happycook6737 6 месяцев назад

      I grew up wearing shoes in the house and then moved to no shoes in the house Japan. The house stays so much cleaner when you are no shoes in the house! I never wore outside shoes inside again.

  • @SomeQuietChaos
    @SomeQuietChaos Год назад +49

    Your interviewing skills are so impressive! Great follow up questions, and your ability to put people at ease is apparent. It's been cool to see your confidence grow over time ☺️

  • @MayMay-vv9jm
    @MayMay-vv9jm Год назад +92

    I did a semester abroad in Japan and can speak decently well and I actually had a lot of men flirt with me. IDK if any of them would have wanted anything long-term but certainly there is interest in short-term. I think the language barrier tends to be the biggest issue based on comparing my experience to some others in the program

    • @cthulhuhoops
      @cthulhuhoops Год назад +2

      I had the same experience! It was surprising because I've never been flirted with that openly before.

  • @nerdcollective
    @nerdcollective Год назад +22

    I really love all of your videos. You have a very relaxed way of interviewing people, without seeming judgemental of their answers. This one was one of my favorites---I didn't expect a few of the answers and they were very eye opening. Keep up the awesome work!

  • @sophiaisabelle0227
    @sophiaisabelle0227 Год назад +95

    We appreciate hearing their insights. Seems like Japanese guys have varied preferences.

    • @Max-zv8hm
      @Max-zv8hm Год назад +1

      Saltyyyy

    • @ifardedandshidded5519
      @ifardedandshidded5519 Год назад +11

      @@Max-zv8hm what is bro talking about ⁉️⁉️🗣🥶🔥🔥💯

    • @MS-ut8fd
      @MS-ut8fd Год назад +1

      Evidently

    • @Flesh_Wizard
      @Flesh_Wizard 11 месяцев назад

      ​@@ifardedandshidded5519bro's onto nothing 🔥🙏🙏🔥🗣️🗣️💯💯

  • @sierrasteadham760
    @sierrasteadham760 Год назад +68

    As someone that lived in Japan for almost 2 years, getting along with the people means respecting their culture and learning from it. Same goes for any relationships from different cultures. If the person isn't willing to compromise and respect their culture such as taking off shoes in the house, then that isn't something that's going to last.
    I'm from the US and I've always loved the idea of stepping into another's ways and learning from them. It takes two open minds and respectful people to make such a relationship work. But I think it's the most rewarding when it happens

    • @4x4r974
      @4x4r974 Год назад

      are we pretending japanese ppl will ever invite you to their house 💀

  • @rok6322
    @rok6322 Год назад +26

    Great Vlog always... And guys let's take a moment to appreciate not only how bright is Takashi but how handsome he looks 😊Rooting for you Takashi

  • @laureenlux8565
    @laureenlux8565 Год назад +52

    I think japanese men have wonderful characteristics like kindness and respect which make them really attractive and desirable.

  • @talon3684
    @talon3684 Год назад +9

    Good to hear all the different types of honest answers . Good interviews Takashii 💯

  • @ethiennefogaca3529
    @ethiennefogaca3529 Год назад +285

    As a brazilian, it was really funny seeing people disregard us as not westerns (yes guys, we are western)

    • @Irishxlily
      @Irishxlily Год назад +59

      Ikr? It seemed a lot of their assumptions and stereotypes about a 'western woman' were only about the US. Which is sad, because even their thoughts about US woman are just stereotypes. A lot of my answers to their concerns were 'it depends on the person'

    • @Scribblerjohnny
      @Scribblerjohnny Год назад +75

      Yes, they always mean Caucasian when they say Western, don't they?

    • @isabelbelem9062
      @isabelbelem9062 Год назад +22

      I laughed at that when he said that, a maioria das pessoas parece que não sabem geografia básica, só resta rir mesmo

    • @nathaliaquagliato5789
      @nathaliaquagliato5789 Год назад +46

      It's because people abroad think on the political sphere of "West", on contrary to us, Brazilians, who tend to think in the purely geographical sphere. On the same political sphere, Australia is part of the Western World and Global North, regardless of where it really is on the planet.

    • @StarryKitsuKat
      @StarryKitsuKat Год назад +12

      At least Brazil gets mentioned all the time. Puerto Rico is literally a US territory, Hispanic but with huge US influence but it is overlooked a lot. I wonder how many Japanese even know of it's existence 😅

  • @KaylaAnoku
    @KaylaAnoku Год назад +133

    It made me sad to hear that one of the guys thought a western girl wouldn't date a Japanese guy. My husband is Japanese and I'm from America & he always tells me about the perspective that Japanese have on westerners but I guess I didn't realize to the extent. Also, I would say not all of us are super religious. But I can def understand why it would be difficult to date a super religious person if you have different beliefs.

  • @bystandersarah
    @bystandersarah Год назад +35

    Im white and American and take my shoes off at the door. I think guys would find some of these cultural differences are not as big of an issue as they might think. Also the USA is very diverse in terms of lifestyles and food culture. Many people here actually know some Japanese food culture because it’s very popular. I’m not religious and my friends are not religious. I think if you meet someone from another culture and love them, you can communicate and learn about each other. It could be wonderful 😊 please don’t miss out on expanding your world. And if you have kids, they are guaranteed to be adorable! 😂

  • @angelesvarella1461
    @angelesvarella1461 Год назад +92

    You should put a Western girl and a Japanese boy or vice versa and ask them that questions. It' ll be interesting listening what they will do with the differences, for instances why food should be a problem? People should not force others to eat what they like.

    • @angelesvarella1461
      @angelesvarella1461 Год назад +10

      @@al1999 I won't change my eating habits or impose them to someone. The guy eats whatever he wants and I'll keep eating what I like, for me it is simple like that.

    • @natsukitatsumakiniji
      @natsukitatsumakiniji Год назад +5

      The foreign friends I know who are married to Japanese men and live in Japan have all switched to Japanese style. They love the concept of eating yesterday's dinner leftovers as part of breakfast because it's practical, nutritional and easy to do. All they do is make the morning coffee.

    • @angelesvarella1461
      @angelesvarella1461 Год назад +8

      @@natsukitatsumakiniji
      i cannot have food in the morning, I just have tea or coffee, fruit and a toast. But I understand that people have different taste and habits.

    • @PWCDN
      @PWCDN 6 месяцев назад +4

      @@angelesvarella1461fruit and toast is food....

    • @SabrinaBelladonna
      @SabrinaBelladonna 6 месяцев назад +2

      ​@@natsukitatsumakinijiYou have basically described my breakfast and I am born -and bred Northern European.

  • @Krolinasandoval
    @Krolinasandoval Год назад +15

    I just came back from Japan and was really amazed of how many attractive guys I saw there, but yes, people there in general seem more shy. I hope they wouldn't feel that way and just say hi because everyone is so kind and warm there ❤

  • @aspebb
    @aspebb Год назад +2

    I always love how your channel is constantly improving.

  • @numptynoonoos
    @numptynoonoos Год назад +11

    Takashii, thanks for that I didn't realise we were so frightening 😉😆 lots of love from UK.

  • @AmyTaylorMusic
    @AmyTaylorMusic 10 месяцев назад +2

    I just love watching you munch on those yummy Japanese snacks half way through each video

  • @anzui
    @anzui Год назад +77

    I'm mixed (mostly white/partially black) and I have only had a few interactions with Japanese men in my life. In two separate instances I was asked out on dates, but the most recent interaction was at my last job where I was helping him. The gentleman complimented my hair! It was so wholesome and sweet because I don't normally get wholesome genuine compliments from men like that. He said I "looked like an anime girl" and that was probably the nicest thing a random man has ever said to me.
    Most compliments I receive from American men *STRANGERS mind you)) here just make me uncomfortable because of their delivery...like the verbal way comes off as aggressive / uncomfortable. I hope that man who called me an anime girl is having a beautiful day.

    • @empress2529
      @empress2529 Год назад +5

      That you look as an anime, that's probably the most weird compliment you will ever receive

    • @ICruz-vq1ze
      @ICruz-vq1ze Год назад +4

      ​@@empress2529true

  • @vladosik.youtube
    @vladosik.youtube Год назад +2

    I enjoy watching your videos, Takashi-san. It’s always interesting to find out how people of different nations see things. Actually, I’ve noticed that some views coincide, some differ.
    Thank you for your content!

  • @karibou_lou
    @karibou_lou Год назад +4

    Loved hearing about what the Japanese men think of us. I feel like it is true everywhere that we all hear about the stereotypes of cultures and places around the world. I would love to see you do an interview of Japanese men and foreign woman like at a table to talk about those types of stereotypes and the differences in cultures. Love love love these interviews!! 💕💕

  • @teamjesus2661
    @teamjesus2661 Год назад +1

    Love your energy and the effort you put into these videos! I really enjoy watching your interviews. Nice job! Keep up the good work! God bless!

  • @vitalxryan
    @vitalxryan Год назад +2

    TAKASHII is the GOAT!!! Also Tokyo treat has definitely been so worth it

  • @snow5962
    @snow5962 Год назад +24

    Oh goodness, this is a confidence booster for sure! Wow lol no idea so many Japanese men liked western women; I was uneasy about the idea of dating an Asian man because I thought they wouldn't like us... this is nice. Hey guys, girls here would totally be interested in you! And many of us do take our shoes off in the house, but I'll admit, my Indian husband had taken me to a whole other level of no shoes in the house. It's good, not dragging the outside dirt and filth inside.

    • @wintersonnet
      @wintersonnet Год назад +8

      The probably like them for a couple of dates. Long term is a different matter from what I heard.

  • @vallire7499
    @vallire7499 Год назад +6

    The guy in a white jacket from 7:20 has such a pleasant voice! I think it would be amazing for him to do voice acting, I can easily imagine such a memorable and nice voice in a game or some animation maybe😍

  • @kamehouse223
    @kamehouse223 Месяц назад +1

    Takashi! Your face when you ate the snacks from Tokyo Treat was so funny 😂

  • @9risu_
    @9risu_ Год назад +4

    This is a good follow up to the foreign girls dating video. It came out at just the perfect time for me lol

  • @ValnettaVale
    @ValnettaVale Год назад +7

    This was so nice to hear!! I’m from the US and I love Japan and it’s definitely the same outlook for me, I would love to date a Japanese man, I love the respect and culture of Japan, and I’m also not very religious. I love to keep things clean and tidy and taking my shoes off when entering a home is not foreign to me, there’s actually a lot of homes here that ask you to remove your shoes before entering. I feel like many might have a culture shock in this way but there’s also many that would adjust to dating a Japanese man just fine. I didn’t know western women were considered to be so beautiful by Japanese people 👀

  • @Insanity_awaits
    @Insanity_awaits Год назад +13

    As a born and raised Texan I have always found the idea of other cultures, mainly Japanese culture fascinating and beautiful. Among my fascination is the idea of dating a Japanese man. When I was a teenager, I dated a half Japanese and half Mexican boy. It was a wonderful experience, even if his full blooded Japanese grandmother did not approve. Ultimately, a kind hearted man is exactly whom I hope to find.

  • @ournight2189
    @ournight2189 Год назад +1

    I really enjoyed this. My step dad (also named Takashi) has been with my mom for 35 years they met and live in the US. I also really loved what the last guys concerns were. He was very thoughtful.

  • @caleidoscopeeyes23
    @caleidoscopeeyes23 Год назад +1

    Thank you for these interesting insights 😁! Greetings from Germany!

  • @traci_m8848
    @traci_m8848 Год назад +189

    Many preconceived notions, but that's a human trait, isn't it? I believe most Westerners are interested and respectful of other cultures and want to learn about them. All the men you interviewed are interesting, honest, and good looking. I'd be honored if any one of them wanted to get to know me better. I'd like to hear from older men (40+) if they would be interested in dating a Western woman.

    • @justavideodiary
      @justavideodiary Год назад +18

      That's a good point! I wonder what would older men said about dating women outside of Japan.

    • @njoud0
      @njoud0 Год назад +8

      i felt that way too... although i come from a place in which the west does not have the best rep even i can understand that some of these "barriers" are kind of stupid. many americans and westerners easily adapt to something like "leaving their shoes in the entrance," like is that really an issue...

    • @lililinda6947
      @lililinda6947 Год назад +7

      Very good question, I would be interested in dating a Japanese man, have been studying the culture for years and hope to go someday. As a Canadian, from a large city, so accustomed to different cultures. I’d wonder as well if men 40+ would be interested too.

    • @traci_m8848
      @traci_m8848 Год назад +11

      @njoud As I started watching more Korean and Japanese TV shows, I began to realize how often people sit on the floor. Westerners don't sit on the floor very often. But then I started thinking, how gross it would be to have someone walk on my sofa or chairs with their shoes on. My parents would yell at us as kids if we ever did that. So the differences make more sense. And now, I do leave my shoes outside because I find it's cleaner.

    • @natsukitatsumakiniji
      @natsukitatsumakiniji Год назад +3

      That's a good point. All of these men are quite young. I would be curious to know what age range Japanese men would be willing to date. In my twenties, older men sometimes proposed to me (sometimes already married and just wanting to cheat), but I wonder if some single men would be willing to be in committed, long-term relationships with someone of the same age.

  • @TmHasuSnow
    @TmHasuSnow Год назад +8

    This was really interesting! I might be moving to Japan one day, I was worried about the fact that I’m a Christian but I’m never pushy on anyone it’s just something close to my heart. It’s good to know a lot of them are open minded to it though

  • @midimojo
    @midimojo Год назад +1

    I found your videos only recently! I've been studying Japanese and have always been curious about these sort of topics from a Japanese point of view. So now I can practise my Japanese listening skills and I can learn about the culture in a relatable way. Nice work. Since you also colaborate with TokyoTreat and they have a lot of Kitkats in them usually, maybe you could do a video about what Kitkat means to Japanese people? I only recently found out why Kitkats are so big in Japan, it's very interesting. Anyway, keep the videos coming. So far they've all been good.

  • @lizawinslow4773
    @lizawinslow4773 Год назад

    Thank you Takashi for this video.

  • @noodlesnakano9238
    @noodlesnakano9238 Год назад +44

    It seems that personality would be most important here - kindness and thoughtfulness are as important if not more important than ethnicity.

    • @moma-b
      @moma-b Год назад +7

      I agree. But language is indeed important. Communication is key.

    • @noodlesnakano9238
      @noodlesnakano9238 Год назад +8

      @@moma-b Also agree but I believe that kindness and thoughtfulness can be conveyed without words…

    • @celestialasmr9624
      @celestialasmr9624 Год назад +5

      Yeah exactly, not what food your eat for breakfast, that made me laugh 😂

    • @Zepego-jk2iz
      @Zepego-jk2iz Год назад +1

      @@noodlesnakano9238 That's a very Naive take. You simply cannot have a sexual relationship without language.

    • @danika9411
      @danika9411 9 месяцев назад

      ​@@celestialasmr9624 Me too. Please my man eat your natto all you want I eat my cereals and we are both happy ✌️

  • @ArwenUndomiel87
    @ArwenUndomiel87 Год назад +9

    I dated two Japanese guys in London. First one told me he left Japan because society was very suffocating and judgmental. We went out a couple of times, very calm and relaxed person. Second guy came in Europe few months ago. Very cute and kind, curios about so many things, but disappearing all the time 😅 I stopped answering his messages because he was simply ghosting me. But it was very nice to talk about the differences with my country (Italy) and Japan. I live in uk and of course, it’s another type of society and culture. So even if I don’t talk to them anymore I’m grateful for what they taught me

  • @-w-Trix
    @-w-Trix Год назад +2

    It's incredibly nice to see one of these videos about westerners where the opinion is overwhelmingly positive actually! ❤

  • @ekanjonuusikuhertta8232
    @ekanjonuusikuhertta8232 Год назад

    Thank you Takashii for your interview. Is very interesting. You made my day very short today 👏👏👏👏 watching your video from 🇨🇩

  • @happygilmore2137
    @happygilmore2137 Год назад +4

    Good vid! A point on how your outtro works in English: "So far" in English is not the same as ここまで in Japanese. Saying "So far" always suggests that there is more to come, so having it at the end of a video feels wrong. Something like "thank you for watching until the end" or "until now" would be more accurate.

  • @shumatsuopost
    @shumatsuopost Год назад +16

    This video provides an interesting perspective on cultural differences and what concerns Japanese men may have when dating Western women. It highlights the importance of understanding and being aware of these differences in order to build strong relationships.

    • @melchior2678
      @melchior2678 Год назад +2

      Maybe they should have less concerns considering Japan has the lowest birth rates and highest $uey - $¡de rates in the world.

  • @queuemanagement2923
    @queuemanagement2923 Год назад +1

    Been waiting

  • @llbc2859
    @llbc2859 Год назад +1

    as a french girl this is very interesting to watch, thank you!

  • @BlueSwampyCraft
    @BlueSwampyCraft Год назад +13

    As an orthodox Eastern European it was very interesting to hear them mention religion, I think it's actually the first time I hear this in an interview of the sort. It's an important aspect to some people and it def should be taken into account. I could never marry an non-orthodox for example, nor would I want, but I know many EE women who are married to Japanese men actually, because they don't really have a religion so they tend to easily take yours.
    Also, I think Japanese men should have more self-confidence. You are cooler than you think!

  • @yikes7607
    @yikes7607 Год назад +9

    I think if a couple of people from different cultures are honest with each other and tolerant and open-minded they could compromise here and there and be happy.
    Religion and maybe also traditions and cultural values are probably the biggest challenges. So it might be easier to date someone if they already know things about the other culture and if they are enthusiastic about it.
    I also have an impression that Westerners would probably be more tolerant than the Japanese who seem to be more strict and attached to fixed rules in general, but the opposite could happen, everyone is different.
    Your videos are always super interesting!

  • @magicscoolbus3834
    @magicscoolbus3834 Год назад

    Great video!!!

  • @cooldudesquirtle7691
    @cooldudesquirtle7691 Год назад +5

    I was expecting them to call us ugly and end it at that. Was pleasantly surprised 😊

  • @abigirlll
    @abigirlll Год назад +27

    Something that might be cool to do is try to collaborate with the Anming (RUclips channel Oriental Pearl). She is from America and currently lives in Tokyo, Japan, with her Japanese husband. She is all about sharing cultural differences, and I bet that she and her husband would have some great insights to share!

    • @natsukitatsumakiniji
      @natsukitatsumakiniji Год назад +6

      I'd definitely love he did this with multiple married couples since there are many with RUclips channels.

  • @EllieDi
    @EllieDi Год назад +108

    I think it's really interesting that they mentioned food as a potential obstacle to a relationship with a western girl, I always thought of food as a mean to bring together people from different cultures.

    • @biteofdog
      @biteofdog Год назад +14

      Also, if they were to date a western girl, wouldn't she already be accustomed to Japanese food since she is in Japan?

    • @CandiOsaka
      @CandiOsaka Год назад +8

      same here ! we love Japanese food I think right ? haha

    • @cinnamonsizzlepersonal9775
      @cinnamonsizzlepersonal9775 Год назад +15

      Yeah I thought that was an odd things to say, like, I dont NEED to have cereal for breakfast, im happy to switch things up 🤣

    • @CandiOsaka
      @CandiOsaka Год назад

      @@biteofdog yesss ☺️

    • @renmaria
      @renmaria Год назад +5

      Yeah! It is even scary that people think that food might be a big problem in relationship. I am with my boyfriend for 10 years and even we are both from the same country, we often eat different things for breakfest for example. Also he is quite religious and i'm not at all 🤷🏻‍♀️What's the problem 😅

  • @renee1691
    @renee1691 Год назад

    Honestly wonder about this topic. With so much tradition I was surprised to learn some would. I would! 😉

  • @Null-Chan
    @Null-Chan Год назад +1

    Your name is beautiful 😍 I love it!
    Content of your chanel is very interesting, I think I'll stay there for longer :D

  • @MustafaAlmosawi
    @MustafaAlmosawi Год назад +11

    I wonder if is what happens when people get 99% of their impressions from Hollywood movies. Unrealistic beauty ideals and body images.
    Also I loved Takashii’s use of the phrase ‘mouth puckeringly delicious’ for umeboshi. So accurate it made me want to try a haiku
    Summer plums in a
    Umeboshi pot. Like a
    Highschool memory
    夏の梅
    梅干しの壺
    高校メモリー
    Doesn’t quite work in both 😂

  • @ammy_xiii
    @ammy_xiii Год назад +35

    As an agnostic American who's lived in the south her whole life, even I could never date someone overly religious, so I feel them on that lol

  • @MrShem123ist
    @MrShem123ist Год назад

    Early gang here, Takashi san! 素晴らしい!

  • @jackiemccoy6282
    @jackiemccoy6282 Год назад +10

    Very true about cleanliness! I am American Japanese but born and raised in Hawaii where we have the same rules in our house like in Japan. Now I live in the mainland, everyone I know wears their shoes in the house. People actually ask me if they have to take off their shoes and because I don’t want to be impolite I tell them it’s ok. But they say Ok!!! 😮so I end up vacuuming and steaming my floors immediately after they leave lol!

    • @bunnyluv2535
      @bunnyluv2535 Год назад +5

      I live in the northeast of the us and we take our shoes off at the door. Majority not all of my friends parents had the same rule.

    • @Walmartgimp
      @Walmartgimp Год назад +4

      I live in brooklyn and everyone I know takes their shoes off at the door. Prob a regional thing

  • @gxf_k
    @gxf_k Год назад +3

    It's interesting, I don't think language would be such a big problem. i'm from europe, for example, but i'm learning japanese at the moment, so there are obviously people who are from abroad but speak japanese hahah. btw love your videos keep it up

  • @inessachimato8461
    @inessachimato8461 5 месяцев назад +3

    Thank you for this video and clearing things up. I love Japan, the culture and Japanese people: in many ways they are close to my respectful upbringing (I am Ukrainian living in the US). When I was in Japan 2 times for few weeks, I was really interested in going on a date or even just talking to a Japanese guy, but it seemed to me at the time than none was ever interested. They didn't even look, even though I tried to make subtle eye connection. So I felt like I was probably not attractive to Japanese men =) I have strawberry blonde long hair and blue eyes, and everybody was telling before my Japanese travels "oh, they would love you there". And it wasn't the case for me) This video showed different perspectives, and I wish some Japanese guy did come and talk to me. So, I hope some men in Japan realize that and if they like Eastern-european/western girls, they can come up and start the conversation!)))

  • @jameshowell8391
    @jameshowell8391 Год назад

    This is an interesting one eh. Thanks for sharing. The first guy seems like a great dude - I hope he find someone cool.

  • @Caandouush
    @Caandouush Год назад +7

    As a French girl, I've been on a date with a Japanese guy in Paris once. It was really cool and I loved discovering a proper japanese restaurant in Paris because most of them really suck (some sushis taste like dirt...). I've always hated fish and basically any food coming from the sea but this time, I ate octopus and oysters (which I considered the most disgusting things that you can eat coming from the sea :joy: ). I was really surprised because I actually liked proper Japanese cuisine. I am also learning Japanese language and it was really nice to be able to share about our different languages and the little things that reflect one's culture in the language itself (for instance, the fact that you don't use the same word to talk about "your mother" or "my mother", or the fact that you have 10 different ways to address someone according to who they are to you). I am very curious about other cultures.
    Plus, I think that shy men are somewhat sexy and I prefer a man who's reserved, quiet and respectful rather than a loud goof who thinks that he's better than everyone else. I don't know, it's like you can never argue or fight with a japanese guy. I imagine he would be like: "Okay, let's calmly talk about this". And THAT is relaxing and sexy. Trust yourselves, guys: why wouldn't we date you? 😁

  • @A.X.N
    @A.X.N Год назад +108

    It's interesting to listen to these guys. I find it weird that Japanese men have self-confidence issues nowadays. There are many Japanese male internet personalities with big international following, I figure that should be something that could break the self-confidence barrier for many others. There is no "cool nationality", there's just cool people everywhere in the world.

    • @00Julian00
      @00Julian00 Год назад +2

      My admiracion for them has gone down a few points here.

    • @oscarpena7285
      @oscarpena7285 Год назад +11

      @@00Julian00 now they are intrigued because you lost their respect to them 😂

    • @mxtrem3
      @mxtrem3 Год назад +21

      You can blame old mainstream hollywood for that, asians were always portrayed in a certain way. Purposely never the lead, but luckily its changed and more diverse today than it ever was.

    • @A.X.N
      @A.X.N Год назад +4

      @MaxAttack222 I agree 100% If you see how western characters in japanese games are portrayed you'll get the same vibe. They are very stereotyped.

    • @narkangelo
      @narkangelo Год назад +20

      That's called fragile masculinity. The need to feel above the woman intellectually or workwise to feel confident on themselves

  • @asianprince8718
    @asianprince8718 Год назад +59

    Language barrier could be a big barrier to dating.

    • @mikamikamiia
      @mikamikamiia Год назад

      You are right! I have first hand experience with this...
      there were very difficult times. 😅

    • @sean-or1nc
      @sean-or1nc Год назад +1

      Yea g I think the biggest issue with the language barrier is the perception. Of intelligence. Sadly I think a common traits for someone in the presence of another who doesn't speak their language is the notion that they could be dumb or unintelligent and to me stupidity is extremely not attractive..
      But to date someone and not learn their language, now that is stupidity

    • @asianprince8718
      @asianprince8718 Год назад

      @mikamikamiia
      I know. I heard it takes about 2 years to learn Japanese and 3 years to be able to communicate and talk with the locals in Japanese. Sometimes I try to learn it by watching favorite Japanese movies.

  • @sanazkarimi2842
    @sanazkarimi2842 Год назад +1

    Great to video😊

  • @lavenderkisses9461
    @lavenderkisses9461 Год назад

    The guy with the highlights 🔥🔥🔥

  • @Greenforrest7342
    @Greenforrest7342 Год назад +16

    I recently noticed that Takashii, a genius who continues to produce quality videos, will naturally increase his viewers and channel subscribers simply by shooting, editing, and publishing videos that follow the "Dating Japanese" or "Half Japanese" theme.

  • @MadsTravel
    @MadsTravel Год назад +8

    It's interesting that so much is about the US, because I am from Europe (British and German) I also have some similar values like shoes in the house and general politeness. I couldn't really relate to any of the seemly negative aspects of the west because it was all so focused on the US.

  • @claimsandwarranties6121
    @claimsandwarranties6121 Год назад

    Completely impressed with the sincerity and honesty of the answers.....I am in the US and around cultural diversity so it never crossed my mind that people might not accept others... Interesting....Jennifer

  • @stanislasmillet5260
    @stanislasmillet5260 Год назад

    Damn ! Good video as always ! I would love to hear your opinion on the questions ask !

  • @G1itch35
    @G1itch35 Год назад +5

    hi takashii, I love your vids. I often see these types of vids on youtube from similarly-themed channels and always found them interesting coming from a homosexual point of view. Like I always thought, "are these things foreign people really want to know?" I've never really been able to relate to these since they're usually heterosexually focused but I'm curious if you could do a similar thing like "What Worries Japanese Guys About Dating Foreign Guys" for example lol. I'm sure there are some youtube vids out there that do just that, but I like your interviews and wanted to throw out a comment just in case it reaches and you'd be willing to lol.

  • @xStarlitBreathX
    @xStarlitBreathX Год назад +11

    As an American woman of German and Italian descent, I'm not assertive or confident at all. On the contrary, I'm quiet and shy to approach men, but I find Japanese men extremely attractive. I would love a serious relationship with a Japanese man, but so often I hear that they are only looking for someone to practice their English on or as a short-term partner. Japanese men out there, please know that not all American women are like the stereotype in your head.

  • @thebigone6071
    @thebigone6071 Год назад +1

    You da true 🐐 Takashii!!! The greatest Japanese person to ever live!!!!!

  • @Terrellnoodles810
    @Terrellnoodles810 Год назад

    We early wit it lets goo 🔥

  • @yolandaemba919
    @yolandaemba919 Год назад +7

    Hi. Please do a video where you ask Japanese guys about their views on black women - African, Afro-Latina, African American etc.

  • @joanlooyw
    @joanlooyw Год назад +3

    Thanks Takashi. What about other ethnicities? Would be interesting to find out …

  • @okpoptart
    @okpoptart Год назад

    love this!! And then I go, oh my ! Don't be nervous to approach "us" 😅😅 ah such wonderful kind people 😊

  • @partymanau
    @partymanau Год назад

    Gidday from Australia TAKASHI. As an Aussie citizen and in light of your great interviews, I hereby dub you an Aussie nickname. "TAKAZ", (Shortened and ending in Z, a traditional OZ nic. ) Onya mate and keep doing thess fun interviews.

  • @iluvsmokeythecat23
    @iluvsmokeythecat23 Год назад +4

    My brother in law is Japanese, my sister has been living there in Japan for about 11 years now and I've visited twice, once to Tokushima and then Kobe. Her and her husband just moved to Hokkaido. And yes they have troubles with people being rude/mean (typical elder women).

  • @yohannadominguez1739
    @yohannadominguez1739 Год назад +4

    I like your interviews 🙂 ... " People don't keep things neat. " 😜 I'm from Venezuela.. and living with messy people it's terrible... 100% honesty...😂 And the other " people eat a lot " me too...😂😂😂

  • @GrowingGraycefully
    @GrowingGraycefully Год назад +1

    I liked this video. It's nice that several of the men were open to dating a western woman. We are not all the same. I would have no issues adapting to some of the things they were worried about. And not all of us eat bread for breakfast. 😆 I've been eating natto for awhile now.

  • @LidiaCunhaCosta
    @LidiaCunhaCosta Год назад

    I love this channel 🇧🇷

  • @guerlainse8613
    @guerlainse8613 Год назад +4

    Europe is so big with many countries and different cultures. but in general eu countries are free and at school they teach discussion in a completely different way than in japan. the family does not determine education or marriage, but everyone is independent at the age of 18. Europe has many and many kinds of people, which I like.

  • @andrealordelo2926
    @andrealordelo2926 Год назад +11

    I just came back from Japan. Japanese people are the kindest people soecially with their time. I was amazed to see how considerate these boys were with their answers. 😍

  • @elinab376
    @elinab376 Год назад

    Great and very intersting video :)

  • @lolAssGuard
    @lolAssGuard Год назад +1

    I have an idea that maybe you can implement in one of your future videos where you actually bring a foreign man/ woman and have them ask Japanese men/women about dating in japan and what they prefer and what they can expect, that way The foreign person would ask questions that correlate with their preferences and tastes as well as observing the common point of view of japanese people

  • @kiwivassallo8021
    @kiwivassallo8021 Год назад +3

    My biggest wish is that I could have a friend from Japan and one day i will go there because its so beautiful.I like everything of them i even watch Japanese dramas.they are so handsome.although I am from Malta I know that it's an impossible wish but I love them so much ♥️

  • @tamika1014
    @tamika1014 Год назад +7

    I'm part Japanese and personally find Japanese men attractive. I grew up in a Japanese mixed household with Japanese house rules and all that. My mama is Caucation but adapted to my dad's house rules.... Too bad i live in a state in the US that doesn't have much Asian's to begin with 😅
    But I think Japanese guys are cute and gentle and funny. If i could, i would date them.

  • @BlackSeranna
    @BlackSeranna Год назад

    Really great video. Just so people know, we in the west go for personality too. It’s not just the looks. (At least, smart girls go for personality and not just looks).

  • @elizabethc7699
    @elizabethc7699 Год назад +1

    I think it's about one's mindset, personality, confidence, and how they consider the identities of different gender.