I don’t drink alcohol here, but I still watched the video for the interesting info on Japanese alcohol culture. I’ll refer to this video to my other friends so they get an idea how it is like, thanks!
Unfortunately, uber is not in Japan. There are no casual taxi... However, public transportation like train and bus are convenient in Japan. Many tourists use them while traveling to Japan.
@@Toshi-Guide-from-Japan Well I was in Japan this year and it was my favourite drink as well besides flavoured shōchū, and I can see you with a lot of high ball clips in this video haha :D I want to come back to Japan next year april or october! :D
Thank you for the information, but the Nightlife in Japan is something that I won't have to worry about. It's not going to happen. I am usually in bed by 10:00 p.m. as I am a senior and well past that "Stage of Life." But that being said, there are most likely places in the daytime that are just as shady, so your information will most likely be used.
Love Japan, but why so many rules and names for common situations like drinking and eating? Do this, don't do that... haha. I visited Thailand after Japan and there, all was good everywhere. Sit anywhere, order food or not, drink what you want when you want, and stay as long as you want. No limits, rules or protocols. Lovely people serving food and drinks without expecting you to speak Thai.
>@julesm753 Many rules were strict during my grandparents' generation, but now there is hardly any need to follow them. And there are no mandatory rules, especially for foreigners, that you have to do this. I hope you come back to Japan soon. >@jouzunidekitane フォローありがとうございます。
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I don’t drink alcohol here, but I still watched the video for the interesting info on Japanese alcohol culture. I’ll refer to this video to my other friends so they get an idea how it is like, thanks!
Thank you very much for your friendly comment.
I really happy that you share this video with someone.
I appreciate it!
Hi toshi is there uber or something like uber which is cheaper than casual taxi ?
Unfortunately, uber is not in Japan. There are no casual taxi...
However, public transportation like train and bus are convenient in Japan.
Many tourists use them while traveling to Japan.
I see you like high ball Toshi san :D
Why did you know?haha
I really like high ball!!!
@@Toshi-Guide-from-Japan Well I was in Japan this year and it was my favourite drink as well besides flavoured shōchū, and I can see you with a lot of high ball clips in this video haha :D I want to come back to Japan next year april or october! :D
Hello Toshi can you featured the worker or cleaner in bullet train Tokyo,.
Thanks in advance 😊
Thank you for your request.
I'll think about it!
Can you drink outside in Shinjuku ?
Currently, it is OK except for Halloween season.
we need how to find free water mizu in public japanes street?
There is no drinking place map on the streets in Japan.
However, it is often found in parks.
@@Toshi-Guide-from-Japan what about wifi in public?
Thank you for the information, but the Nightlife in Japan is something that I won't have to worry about. It's not going to happen. I am usually in bed by 10:00 p.m. as I am a senior and well past that "Stage of Life." But that being said, there are most likely places in the daytime that are just as shady, so your information will most likely be used.
Thank you for sharing your real experience.
It's very helpful for other tourists.
ぼくは1年後に日本に行きす。ぼくは日本語を毎日べんきゅうします。ビデオをありがとう
日本語を勉強してくれてありがとうございます！
是非、日本で楽しい時間をお過ごしください。
@@Toshi-Guide-from-Japan楽しみにしてます. I am looking forward to it!
Love Japan, but why so many rules and names for common situations like drinking and eating? Do this, don't do that... haha. I visited Thailand after Japan and there, all was good everywhere. Sit anywhere, order food or not, drink what you want when you want, and stay as long as you want. No limits, rules or protocols. Lovely people serving food and drinks without expecting you to speak Thai.
日本は和を大切にするからルールがあるんです。
>@julesm753
Many rules were strict during my grandparents' generation, but now there is hardly any need to follow them.
And there are no mandatory rules, especially for foreigners, that you have to do this. I hope you come back to Japan soon.
>@jouzunidekitane
フォローありがとうございます。