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Where’s the slum area? It looked better than the city I’m living now. And I thought I’m living in a nice place. I think this guy was just telling us how great Japan is.

An American female blogger showed us the real slums in Japan near the river. Sad situation because if it gets typhoon their slum houses surely get wipe out. Maybe, you have not really gone to those real slums. The American blogger able to capture the huypocricy of the Japanese government ang their in human treatment of their citizens. Maybe you should watch her account in UA-cam because you failed by comparison. You simply do not want the world to know how Japanese government failed to attend their senior homeless citizens.

this is nicer than my neighborhood.

It was a wonderful walk along the path with beautiful cherry blossoms at the end. 👍

ごめんよ。日本での歩行者は右側通行です。道路交通法１０条の１通りに書いてあるので

For being a poor neighborhood, they sure look very good compared with those slums in the US.

I rather live here in Japan sometime safer there where I’m from America! 😢

a lot of people in the comments complaining that the slums he showed in Japan are not slums lol. you need to understand that this is considered slum to them. yes, it's different from your countries, but it's their slum. appreciate the difference, don't get defensive. just because you're poor and homeless doesn't mean you have to do drugs or be dirty. there are homeless people sleeping in makeshift tents and cardboard boxes in Japan. but they're not lazy or dirty like the typical image we have of a homeless person. they'd tidy up their areas first thing in the morning and then go to work or school or hangout. they'll pull out their boxes and find a place to sleep late in the night when there's no one around. that's why you rarely see them. they don't hang around on the streets looking like zombies in broad daylight like in your countries. they're almost invincible. but these days I heard there's a rise in runaway teenagers being homeless and living on the street, which has become quite a problem in Japan especially Tokyo.

Always in Osaka there is a slum

@7:40 That's a Toyota Century, aka 'the Rolls Royce of Japan'. Being a petrol head, I always get annoyed when I see a Japanese person who's not very knowledgeable about their own automotive culture. It's so rich and interesting!

video time 12:44 you will see a couch and a white box behind the couch. That white box is a steam heater. Only the most expensive foreign owned houses had steam heating. First and second houses we lived in used kerosene heaters, the 3rd house in Asahi-Dai had a steam heating.

Everywhere you showed in this video I have been to many, many times. Gigean Bochi (Foreign Cemetery) we lived across the street. Either side of the cemetery is a walk way to Motomachi. Part of the cemetery also has a Japanese style archery range at the bottom is a swimming pool. The grocery store in the center of Motomachi was there in 1965 when I was there, the only local place you could get foreign food. Yokohama International School (YIS) has now moved to a new location, 5th and 6th grade there. I have spent many hours at the park by the diplomats house. Beautiful. YCAC, YYC

Even slum it shows japanes cleanliness and quality

浮世のうさを忘れたい！ でも中華フェンタニルに溺れるくらいしかできることがない！ そしてリアルゾンビになって、 行く当てもなく路上でフラフラ、ユラユラし、その街は次第にスラムに変わっていく…。 日本にもそんなに遠い未来ではないと思うよ。 そしてそれが山谷、西成、寿町から始まるとは限らない。 フィラデルフィアのケンジントンがなったのならトウキョウの表参道がそうなってもおかしくはない、……、 そんな想像力持たないとリスク回避できないくらいやばい世界になってきてるんだろうなぁ…。

I like Yokohama tires.

#luxdupsI have been watching you for years and im so proud of where you have made it! I love you so much! Also thanks for making my da happy day.

It's a good way to practice and learn Japanese. Thank you for this. I left Japan when I was 9 years old and now speak mainly English. I have forgotten how to speak Japanese, so this is fun!

your voice sounds different

Misetekureta wa doumo arigatou , totemo sakura suki desu. Kondo Nihon ikittara mukouwo ikimasu.

Looks like they have plumbing and electricity. Trust it is not a slum as described in the west.

this is very informative

Thank you for this very informative video. Been to Japan and will definitely visit again.

Thank you for a very informative tour. Been to Japan and will definitely visit again. Really enjoyed watching your videos.

I have been there in the 1980's.

If you're looking for a slum in Japan, check out Nishinari in the Kansai region.

I'm living before in yokohama.my husband japanese

I always take off my shoes in entrance,, most Canadians do

I've seen some videos where japanese people complain that Japan is too strict. Although this might be true from their perspective, I guess most of them never were abroad. People would definitely see things a bit different and would much more appreciate the good side of things in Japan if they had this kind of comparison to other countries. There is no perfect place, but japanese people doing a damn good job here in keeping japan unique and beautiful.

喋り方が好きです笑

Livable...very LIVABLE ...clean and decent..jap standards are that high

Thank you for the video, for the subtitles and for using easy Japanese ❤

Stupid video from a stupid person!! Slum??!! Really?? That slum looks 100% richer and cleaner than all of the richest areas in all of the third world countries combined. It seems that you haven't seen any real slum

Stupid video from a stupid person!! Slum??!! Really?? That slum looks 100% richer and cleaner than all of the richest areas in all of the third world countries combined. It seems that you haven't seen any real slum

Stupid video from a stupid person!! Slum??!! Really?? That slum looks 100% richer and cleaner than all of the richest areas in all of the third world countries combined. It seems that you haven't seen any real slum

Stupid video from a stupid person!! Slum??!! Really?? That slum looks 100% richer and cleaner than all of the richest areas in all of the third world countries combined. It seems that you haven't seen any real slum

Stupid video from a stupid person!! Slum??!! Really?? That slum looks 100% richer and cleaner than all of the richest areas in all of the third world countries combined. It seems that you haven't seen any real slum

Stupid video from a stupid person!! Slum??!! Really?? That slum looks 100% richer and cleaner than all of the richest areas in all of the third world countries combined. It seems that you haven't seen any real slum

Stupid video from a stupid person!! Slum??!! Really?? That slum looks 100% richer and cleaner than all of the richest areas in all of the third world countries combined. It seems that you haven't seen any real slum

Stupid video from a stupid person!! Slum??!! Really?? That slum looks 100% richer and cleaner than all of the richest areas in all of the third world countries combined. It seems that you haven't seen any real slum

Stupid video from a stupid person!! Slum??!! Really?? That slum looks 100% richer and cleaner than all of the richest areas in all of the third world countries combined. It seems that you haven't seen any real slum!

How to insult majority places on Earth by using ONE video

There is no actual slum in east Japan for decades (and that's why no one in Tokyo knows about burakumin/dowa problem). This is just a normal town where poor people live.

Thanks you for these videos, they are good for learning Japanese :)

【Today's Japanese Word】 家（Ie/Uchi）: Home🏠 部屋（Heya）: Room🛌 玄関（Genkan）: Entrance👣 風呂（Huro）: Bath🛁 居間（Ima）: Living room🍴😋🍴 押し入れ（Oshiire）: Closet👗 便所（Benjo）: Toilet🚻 縁側（Engawa）: Verandah🌸

Not remotely slummy... The narrator's accent is interesting. What region or dialect is it?

Sakura this is national flowers in japan.👍

Nice places.👍

japan is really a good country.thats because of their tradational.

This looks like a pretty nice slum. If it were an American slum, all the bicycles would be stolen, and it wouldn't be safe for the elderly to go out at all.

Slums hure in the US is not safe. Lots of homeless that looks like zombies.