Pleasantly surprised you asked them a lot more questions other than what the title of the video says, the conversations flowed very naturally and they gave some interesting answers. You deserve a lot more views, keep it up.
I really like the first girl, she is so kind , polite and it looks like she understands the tourists and even if she doesn’t speak English she will make effort to be friendly ! Great video with intelligent questions 👏👏👏
The conversation and the ambient is so "fuwa fuwa" xD. Your Interviewing skill is so good, it's smooth and fun. can't believe i just found your channel, but better be late than never.
Since I'm very interested in Japanese culture, I'm very glad I stumbled across your channel. Your videos are like they`re made for me, because I'm most interested in everyday life and the opinions and views of "normal" Japanese people. There are some Europeans (and Germans) who live in Japan and produce (kind of) similar videos, but I think it contributes a lot to the openness of the respondents that you are their compatriot. I like your videos very much. You ask interesting questions and I like your style of interviewing. Keep it up! Greetings from Germany.
The Japanese may appear to be tolerant because of their mild nature, but they have an exclusiveness that unites to shut down those who do not behave well or try to integrate into society without hesitation. In fact, there are quite a few people who harbor simmering resentment toward foreigners based on their experiences with foreign tourists or foreign workers who do not observe proper manners. The reason the Japanese are so well-behaved is because they are afraid of such hatred. Of course, manners are important in any country, but in Japan it is necessary to be cautious because many manners are not explicitly stated, and answers may not be clear even when asked. It is a good idea to familiarize yourself with such information by watching videos like this before coming to Japan. In one common case, people who do not stand in line are really hated by all Japanese. If you are accompanied by a Japanese person and you do something rude like that, the Japanese person will be very embarrassed and will have a hard time explaining to you that this is absolutely not the way to do it.
The funny thing about videos like these is that as a foreigner, I often see Japanese people doing the exact things that they tell foreigners not to do. I feel that as a foreigner, Japanese people pay more attention to them then they do other Japanese people. So if a Japanese person is noisy on the train,they don’t notice it, but if a foreigner is, they definitely notice. I’ve been on trains in Tokyo where the Japanese people were so noisy that I got off at the next station and changed cars lol.
Im gonna share a story of a Japanese Rail Guard, in Sapporo central station. We were searching for a way out and he (around 60 yo) gives us this stick, we spoke into, it translated what we spoke. Then he showed us the way out of the underground railroad with the translation both ways. But we couldnt find it. He followed us and took us by the hand to makes sure we got our next train. He was such a hero. But yea, even English only is no problem for them. We would speak in his translation device and he would understand. He would state the instructions and they were translated. I was so amazed. Anyway, just goes to show, If you travel JP without JP knowledge, ask around!
Thank you for your video, I wish I could learn Japanese. So HARD, well for me. I love learning about Japan, I have been intrigued since I was young. I love the respect given to elders. Reminds me of how I was brought up with. I wish america was still like this.
The way you made the questions flow with the conversation was so good! Like with the first lady you asked her if she spoke English and how hard was for her to communicate to then ask her if she considered that foreigners should learn Japanese to make Japanese friends. It was very interesting to see the interactions in this video. Thank you very much and I hope you get a lot more recognition. You deserve it!
You are a excellent interviewer. Getting people being interviewed to relax with some engaging questions and humor. This resulted in some great answers.
The first girl in brown top is stunning. Few days ago a very rich CEO japanese girl wrote randomly to me by messenger. I replied nicely but after she never replied back. In Japan people must know that if someone start a coversation to someone that person should not ghost so ignore someone. Better not to contact from first place.
Very interesting. I really liked this video. When I went to Japan (Tokyo) for a visit I found Japanese people to be very friendly, and also the places to be very clean. I fell in love with Japan. I really want to return for another visit.
I went to Japan a month ago, best place I’ve visited. I’ll go there again in October because it’s too good, unfortunately I can speak only a few sentences in Japanese
It's funny that that elderly man thought Japanese men are less attractive! When I visited Japan I was taken aback by how handsome men are there. I'd rate the men of Tokyo on par with the men of LA, and parts of Florence as well.
Japanese people should visit more abroad and learn just basic english. Other hand Japan preserved its unique culture and I am glad for it. Japanese Dude chanel is great!
Same with the elder man at the end. America is mania…. Not good for mental health. Japanese seem to try to make everything as calm and orderly as possible. I like this.
I find that Japanese people have quite a high ability in reading and writing in English. As mentioned at 10:50 , however, many seem to lack confidence in speaking English. Overcoming that barrier and just jumping in, is the key to mastery. That said, as a visitor I prefer having to immerse myself in the country's language and I would never ever expect proficiency in other languages on the part of natives.
It's always good to know a lingua franca so that you can communicate with foreigners who don't speak your language. Similarly I would never expect proficiency in English in a country that I visit, but at the same time I've had some weird experiences with people trying too hard to speak the native language.
Dude I really enjoyed your video! :) Do you think it would be possible to put Japanese subtitles as well? I am learning Japanese and watching videos in Japanese with Japanese subtitles really help.. If it is not too much trouble ofc! I subscribed btw :)
People are creatives they will give u an answer so please giving them time before go to next question. Also people usually will tell if they can't answer. For me I learn a lot by journalism, hope its will improve your interviewing skill LV.
“Things foreigners shouldn’t do in Japan” implies ok for Japanese people. However, I see many Japanese people behaving in ways that don’t follow this video ugh, surely it should just be polite things in japanese society anyone should follow
Most people outside of English-speaking countries do not have this gay worldview where everything has to be politically correct and fit a nice way of saying things. Simply put, you are allowed to be slightly looser with social and cultural norms when you are a native of a country, but foreigners have to be more conscious of their status as a guest who must follow the rules. The same thing applies to your home, right? You are allowed to occasionally walk on your floors with shoes on if you feel it's okay, but it's still rude for someone to come in and walk on them in that way.
Bro what. Of course its okay, you just gotta be someone they want to be with. Japanese women dont go out seeking to date a filipino, you're the one who has to do the approaching.
I must've watched dozens, maybe even hundreds of these street interviews in Japan, and like 95% of the time Japanese women say the same thing about Japanese men and foreigners. All Im gonna say is, Japanese men need to step up.
Xenophobia is literally the only way to preserve a culture. Look at America, or Europe, or anywhere where you let foreigners have their way. Are you an idiot or a Jew?
Pleasantly surprised you asked them a lot more questions other than what the title of the video says, the conversations flowed very naturally and they gave some interesting answers. You deserve a lot more views, keep it up.
I really like the first girl, she is so kind , polite and it looks like she understands the tourists and even if she doesn’t speak English she will make effort to be friendly !
Great video with intelligent questions 👏👏👏
The conversation and the ambient is so "fuwa fuwa" xD. Your Interviewing skill is so good, it's smooth and fun. can't believe i just found your channel, but better be late than never.
好評そうでなによりです。ジョン・レノンが生きていたらあなた達と良い友人になれましたね。（最後に登場したおじいさんより。）
Since I'm very interested in Japanese culture, I'm very glad I stumbled across your channel. Your videos are like they`re made for me, because I'm most interested in everyday life and the opinions and views of "normal" Japanese people. There are some Europeans (and Germans) who live in Japan and produce (kind of) similar videos, but I think it contributes a lot to the openness of the respondents that you are their compatriot. I like your videos very much. You ask interesting questions and I like your style of interviewing. Keep it up! Greetings from Germany.
You asked interesting questions and made natural conversations with your interview partners. I wish you all the best for the future of this channel!
The Japanese may appear to be tolerant because of their mild nature, but they have an exclusiveness that unites to shut down those who do not behave well or try to integrate into society without hesitation. In fact, there are quite a few people who harbor simmering resentment toward foreigners based on their experiences with foreign tourists or foreign workers who do not observe proper manners. The reason the Japanese are so well-behaved is because they are afraid of such hatred.
Of course, manners are important in any country, but in Japan it is necessary to be cautious because many manners are not explicitly stated, and answers may not be clear even when asked. It is a good idea to familiarize yourself with such information by watching videos like this before coming to Japan.
In one common case, people who do not stand in line are really hated by all Japanese. If you are accompanied by a Japanese person and you do something rude like that, the Japanese person will be very embarrassed and will have a hard time explaining to you that this is absolutely not the way to do it.
The funny thing about videos like these is that as a foreigner, I often see Japanese people doing the exact things that they tell foreigners not to do. I feel that as a foreigner, Japanese people pay more attention to them then they do other Japanese people. So if a Japanese person is noisy on the train,they don’t notice it, but if a foreigner is, they definitely notice. I’ve been on trains in Tokyo where the Japanese people were so noisy that I got off at the next station and changed cars lol.
I’ve found that less common. I’ve noticed loud foreigners more.
Im gonna share a story of a Japanese Rail Guard, in Sapporo central station. We were searching for a way out and he (around 60 yo) gives us this stick, we spoke into, it translated what we spoke. Then he showed us the way out of the underground railroad with the translation both ways. But we couldnt find it. He followed us and took us by the hand to makes sure we got our next train. He was such a hero. But yea, even English only is no problem for them. We would speak in his translation device and he would understand. He would state the instructions and they were translated. I was so amazed. Anyway, just goes to show, If you travel JP without JP knowledge, ask around!
Thank you for your video, I wish I could learn Japanese. So HARD, well for me. I love learning about Japan, I have been intrigued since I was young. I love the respect given to elders. Reminds me of how I was brought up with. I wish america was still like this.
The way you made the questions flow with the conversation was so good! Like with the first lady you asked her if she spoke English and how hard was for her to communicate to then ask her if she considered that foreigners should learn Japanese to make Japanese friends. It was very interesting to see the interactions in this video. Thank you very much and I hope you get a lot more recognition. You deserve it!
Your interview style is very good. Translations were also good.
Keep up the good work!
You are a excellent interviewer. Getting people being interviewed to relax with some engaging questions and humor. This resulted in some great answers.
like your style of interview and how you let the conversation flow..... also spontaneous digression makes it fun and less predictable...
Now I’m curious about the places mentioned to visit in Japan. Maybe I’ll visit there the next time I go to Japan.
I have great memories of that park. Very serene and beautiful. 1974?
Good video! I can't wait to visit Japan and chat up the store clerks in English just to drive them nuts :)
You are doing a very good job with the translation, you should be very proud. I really enjoy your content keep up the amazing work!
This is one of the better interview videos on youtube. Very good job and good questions and follow-up questions.
The first girl in brown top is stunning. Few days ago a very rich CEO japanese girl wrote randomly to me by messenger. I replied nicely but after she never replied back. In Japan people must know that if someone start a coversation to someone that person should not ghost so ignore someone. Better not to contact from first place.
Very interesting. I really liked this video. When I went to Japan (Tokyo) for a visit I found Japanese people to be very friendly, and also the places to be very clean. I fell in love with Japan. I really want to return for another visit.
I’m not sure how I found this video but it was very interesting
Liked your interview style, keep up the good work! 💪
The video angle is a bit different, but adds a depth to the frame.
Dank video dude, I'll be visiting Japan within the next year so ive been binge watching stuff like this, happy to add your content to the list
JD, you have a great interview style. Keep it up … very informative for us English speakers dreaming about our next visit to Japan.
Great video!! I loved it and I'm surprised you don't have more views. Keep up the good work.
この動画はずっと楽しかったですよね。日本語をちょっと話せますけど、英語のサブタイトルがたくさんわからさせました。その努力にサンキュウです！
nice video! keep them coming I love watching these ❤
Thank you for the video
I went to Japan a month ago, best place I’ve visited. I’ll go there again in October because it’s too good, unfortunately I can speak only a few sentences in Japanese
It's funny that that elderly man thought Japanese men are less attractive! When I visited Japan I was taken aback by how handsome men are there. I'd rate the men of Tokyo on par with the men of LA, and parts of Florence as well.
The first girl was so nice. I want to hang out with her and go sight seeing🤩
Japanese people should visit more abroad and learn just basic english. Other hand Japan preserved its unique culture and I am glad for it. Japanese Dude chanel is great!
The old man was so sweet 😭
11:13 please make this man a voice actor
the only channel point out asian foreigner and western foregiener 😂👍
Same with the elder man at the end. America is mania…. Not good for mental health. Japanese seem to try to make everything as calm and orderly as possible. I like this.
8:10 LMAOO look in the background 😂
It’s really nice. Let’s do our best.
That women on the park bench. What a calm lovely soul.
I find that Japanese people have quite a high ability in reading and writing in English. As mentioned at 10:50 , however, many seem to lack confidence in speaking English. Overcoming that barrier and just jumping in, is the key to mastery. That said, as a visitor I prefer having to immerse myself in the country's language and I would never ever expect proficiency in other languages on the part of natives.
It's always good to know a lingua franca so that you can communicate with foreigners who don't speak your language. Similarly I would never expect proficiency in English in a country that I visit, but at the same time I've had some weird experiences with people trying too hard to speak the native language.
It's awesome video because i knew something that I don't know
Keep go on & do it like more😊
Dude I really enjoyed your video! :) Do you think it would be possible to put Japanese subtitles as well? I am learning Japanese and watching videos in Japanese with Japanese subtitles really help.. If it is not too much trouble ofc! I subscribed btw :)
Would you say small talk is uncommon In Japan?
Your deserve more😢❤
どもありがとうございます！❤❤
i have already predicted the English rating of first girl
People are creatives they will give u an answer so please giving them time before go to next question. Also people usually will tell if they can't answer. For me I learn a lot by journalism, hope its will improve your interviewing skill LV.
4:39 This Japanese Dude, has game!
IS THERE A BOOK for tourists to learn correct behavior to do things in Japan?
someone really needs to let the japanese culture know that saying pleasantries doesn't mean a person likes you
“Things foreigners shouldn’t do in Japan” implies ok for Japanese people. However, I see many Japanese people behaving in ways that don’t follow this video ugh, surely it should just be polite things in japanese society anyone should follow
Most people outside of English-speaking countries do not have this gay worldview where everything has to be politically correct and fit a nice way of saying things. Simply put, you are allowed to be slightly looser with social and cultural norms when you are a native of a country, but foreigners have to be more conscious of their status as a guest who must follow the rules. The same thing applies to your home, right? You are allowed to occasionally walk on your floors with shoes on if you feel it's okay, but it's still rude for someone to come in and walk on them in that way.
nice video
i totally ship him with the first girllllll
鬼さんの動画好きです❤
そのビデオは何日に撮影されていましたか。
土曜日にその井の頭公園にいつも通います。
ビデオはありがとうございました。
楽しいかったです。
コメントありがとうございます🙌
申し訳ありませんが、それにはご協力することができません🙇♂️
@@JapaneseDude777 気にしないで。
誠にありがとうございました。
Can you make a video?about whether it's okay for them to marry a Filipino with explanation
Bro what. Of course its okay, you just gotta be someone they want to be with. Japanese women dont go out seeking to date a filipino, you're the one who has to do the approaching.
I must've watched dozens, maybe even hundreds of these street interviews in Japan, and like 95% of the time Japanese women say the same thing about Japanese men and foreigners. All Im gonna say is, Japanese men need to step up.
「かみさん」という言葉を初めて知った。
「妻」を表す言葉はたくさんあるようなので、どれを使うのが適切なのか？
日本語が下手で申し訳ありません。
日本には個人を表す言葉は地域によってや、世代によっていろいろあります。
これは私の印象ですが、「かみさん」や「嫁」は世代的に上の人達が使うと思ってます。
基本的に公的には「妻」が正しいです。
@@aulhgajqsdz 知らない人に使うのは失礼なのでしょうか？
@@VonCarlsson
知らない人というのは、他人ということですよね？
「失礼」に当たるかについては、人によってはそう思われるかも知れません。
①親しい間柄②夫婦関係③職人や職業関係といった形で使うみたいです！
個人には、「かみさん」を身近であまり聞かず、③で使っている人は周りで聞いたことないです。
❤
Never be direct and always lie , try to have 10 views on one thing and never say truth.
Dude who is going to enforce this culture in 30 years xenophobia is an end game for culture
Xenophobia is literally the only way to preserve a culture. Look at America, or Europe, or anywhere where you let foreigners have their way. Are you an idiot or a Jew?