These are not domestic chickens but jungle fowl. Seems they have grey legs compared to yellow legs for domestic chickens. They are wild just like the otters, and very fast. They can fly short distances and run very fast, which has undoubtedly helped them to escape the curry pot in case anyone had ideas.😜
No, they are domestic chickens, not wild fowl. Anyway, these domestic chickens are also not common in Singapore. It depends on the initiatives of the respective town councils. And it is illegal for anyone to catch them so no one will do that. Just like fruit tress planted in public. It is an offence to pluck them.
Local term in Malay is ayam kampong or literally “village chicken”. These are actually wild chicken which are smaller in size and can fly short distances and in early days the villagers caught and bred some for their meat and eggs and it fetches a higher price as the meat is considered better and tastier.
Glad that you are finding these differences interesting. Reminds me of my first visit to Tokyo where I was blown away by how much cleaner the city was - even in the back alleys. You mentioned about unusual vending machines in Singapore, but I think Japan is the vending machine capital of the world. Yes, wildlife is starting to appear in areas where they were never seen before. We have to appreciate that they should live freely and not try to feed them as they will then be a nuisance and even a danger to humans like when monkeys become so bold that they snatch food from your hands. Enjoy your stay👍😄
Hi, I just want you to know that I thoroughly enjoyed your videos! It entertains and relaxs me when I am watching them. Thank you so much for the work! 🌻☀️🌻☀️
The is probably the most interesting video u had made so far for local audience! I am not sure if your Japanese audience feels the same, but you have helped Singapore audience to see things that we take for granted in our daily lives. Excellent job! By the way, the title is a little odd with minor grammar problems. But I dun have a better title to suggest yet. See if others have better suggestions for you. Still, thank you for the excellent video. Great 👍 Job
My English is not perfect but If I may suggest, the title of this video could be “A Japanese finds differences between Japan and Singapore. A street walk edition”.
Those are forest chickens, the ancestors of the domestic chickens that we raise for meat nowadays. Just like the otters, their numbers have probably increased over the years because we left them alone, which is exactly what wild animals need in order to thrive.
They fly by the way. Lol. I live in Toa Payoh and have seen the rooster fly from one tree to the next. Almost looks like a phoenix silhouette minus the flames :D The first three days of school in 2021, the kids had the rooster act as an alarm clock for them. 😂😂
O … so interesting …. TQVM for the great video. I didn’t notice many of these even tho I have lived here for more than half a century. The rapid massive changes is noticeably obvious tho n sometimes stressful.
Regarding the many ships you see off the waters of Singapore, they are parked there because Singapore is along a major shipping route between Europe and Asia. Everything that is shipped from Hong Kong, Taiwan, China, Korea and Japan has to pass through Singapore before heading to Middle East and Europe. It is also because Singapore's port is one of the busiest and largest in the world. It's more like a parking lot then a traffic jam.
The restricted area sign is displayed on land owned by the state or military zones. You will not be shot like what happened in North Korea, but will be charged for trespassing. There is an old abandoned TV town in Tuas which is now used by military for training, there's also such sign displayed too. There are some wild animals that normally don't appear openly before the covid19 pandemic. Now it's very common to see wild chicken, wild boars, wild otters, wild monkey, wild crocodile. It's illegal to feed the wild animals including the pigeon. It's also illegal to do fishing at the river or reservoirs if you see the warning sign displayed.
You are right about trash bins ... it's hard to find any in Tokyo. I end up carrying a plastic bag for my own trash whenever I go out during my trip to Tokyo.
those chickens with grey feet are junglefowl. those with yellow feet are chickens that have gone wild. also, it is illegal to jaywalk within 25m from a pedestrian crossing, but in your vid's case, it was not illegal
Thank You for your video and views. Yes, chickens (the wild variety) do fly but for short distances. Many have answered to your observations comparing Japan and Singapore. On the matter why there is so much litter bins, if you litter in Singapore and get caught you will be fine. There are back alleys that are dirty too. The salmon in the machine, I believe are farm type and not of the same quality as Tsukiji market. Orange juice machine is good but taste wise to me sour most of the time, hahaha. National flag display, I once ask for it and was in return asked - 'would I display it'? - I felt insulted and walk out. The mannequin (yes - Freddy Kruger) can be quite scary in the dark especially it waiving a light stick when you are driving. Yes, the otters are cute but bad news for us angler's, it means no fish. Not only pigeons many others including swift and parakeets, the latter are active just before dusk - looking for a spot to sleep. I believe these snails are similar in tropical areas, not certain if they are available in Okinawa but if introduce should be able to thrive there. Walking across street is no no, you can be fine also for jay walking.
For the protected areas with a rifle man poster, they are usually military operated bases of some sort. For the claw machine, some of the cheaper ones do not use authentic toys. Lol.
Depending on the region of Japan, midsummer is humider and hotter than Singapore😱 In summer in Japan, the temperature in some areas exceeds 40 degrees Celsius 🥵
There are literally a pedestrian "green man" crossing 50m to your left and right, when you crossed over to Maxwell Road food market. However it is not illegal to cross the road like that 😁
Obviously, Singapore is different from Japan just like every country is different from one another. Some points are of trivial matter such as the sudden downpour in Singapore, why there are many ships passing Singapore waters etc.
Those snails were not a native of this country. They were actually brought by the Japanese Imperial Army from Africa during their occupation of Singapore in 1943. Rice was scarce back then. Alternative food source had to be sought.
If you see 'Chicken' with black or grey feet, they are not chicken. They are wild 'Jungle Fowls'. The ancestors of domesticated 'Chicken'. Just as wolves are ancestors of dogs, wild boars are ancestors of pigs.
You will find rubbish bins everywhere in Singapore except the MRT stations. Because of the risk of terrorist bomb attack, all rubbish bins were removed from all MRT stations. If you are lucky, you can find a vending machine that sell chilli crabs 😁 Singapore is a shipping hub, all incoming cargo ships must queue up outside the ports, so you will see the scene of ships parking in the sea.
@@mamamamai 1 suggestion for videos i would love to watch. Is how to prepare japanese home cooked food from the supplies from Don Don Donki , everything is vague and in japanese! just an idea for you =D
These are not domestic chickens but jungle fowl. Seems they have grey legs compared to yellow legs for domestic chickens. They are wild just like the otters, and very fast. They can fly short distances and run very fast, which has undoubtedly helped them to escape the curry pot in case anyone had ideas.😜
Thank you for giving me the information 😆🐓
No, they are domestic chickens, not wild fowl.
Anyway, these domestic chickens are also not common in Singapore. It depends on the initiatives of the respective town councils.
And it is illegal for anyone to catch them so no one will do that. Just like fruit tress planted in public. It is an offence to pluck them.
Thank you so much to uploading this video!
Thank you for watching my video!😊
Local term in Malay is ayam kampong or literally “village chicken”. These are actually wild chicken which are smaller in size and can fly short distances and in early days the villagers caught and bred some for their meat and eggs and it fetches a higher price as the meat is considered better and tastier.
It's a chicken with a long history🐓 thank you for teaching me 😊
Glad that you are finding these differences interesting. Reminds me of my first visit to Tokyo where I was blown away by how much cleaner the city was - even in the back alleys. You mentioned about unusual vending machines in Singapore, but I think Japan is the vending machine capital of the world. Yes, wildlife is starting to appear in areas where they were never seen before. We have to appreciate that they should live freely and not try to feed them as they will then be a nuisance and even a danger to humans like when monkeys become so bold that they snatch food from your hands. Enjoy your stay👍😄
Thank you for watching the video! I lived in Tokyo before I came to Singapore, but I feel that the city is cleaner than Tokyo 😊
Hi, I just want you to know that I thoroughly enjoyed your videos!
It entertains and relaxs me when I am watching them.
Thank you so much for the work! 🌻☀️🌻☀️
I'm glad you enjoyed my video😉
Great job and great video thanks so much for sharing 👏👏👏👏👏👍👍👍👍👍
Thank you for watching the video 😉
The is probably the most interesting video u had made so far for local audience! I am not sure if your Japanese audience feels the same, but you have helped Singapore audience to see things that we take for granted in our daily lives. Excellent job! By the way, the title is a little odd with minor grammar problems. But I dun have a better title to suggest yet. See if others have better suggestions for you. Still, thank you for the excellent video. Great 👍 Job
Thank you for always watching the video😊 Of course, this video is what I personally feel. I will make a sequel again.
My English is not perfect but If I may suggest, the title of this video could be “A Japanese finds differences between Japan and Singapore. A street walk edition”.
@@psoon04286 I always use Google Translate. Thank you for your advice 😉
Those are forest chickens, the ancestors of the domestic chickens that we raise for meat nowadays. Just like the otters, their numbers have probably increased over the years because we left them alone, which is exactly what wild animals need in order to thrive.
The chicken was so beautiful that I thought it was someone's pet 🐓
If not wrong these are junglefowl, they could fly a short distance, rest on tree top at night
They fly by the way. Lol. I live in Toa Payoh and have seen the rooster fly from one tree to the next. Almost looks like a phoenix silhouette minus the flames :D The first three days of school in 2021, the kids had the rooster act as an alarm clock for them. 😂😂
@@mamamememoo I didn't know that bird would fly! I'm surprised 😮
@@mamamamai Not sure if it'd considered flying. It's probably gliding with style. (From toy story). Like flying squirrel, they don't literally fly.
Very interesting...i like yr video post...keep it up
I'm glad you enjoyed my video. Thank you 😉
Something I took for granted, thank you for sharing!
Thank you 😊
O … so interesting …. TQVM for the great video.
I didn’t notice many of these even tho I have lived here for more than half a century. The rapid massive changes is noticeably obvious tho n sometimes stressful.
I am very happy that you enjoyed the video ☺️
Rich content. Nice music.
Thank you 😉
i enjoy your video! It makes me smile😊
I recently made Part 2 of this series, so I hope you'll see it 😉
Regarding the many ships you see off the waters of Singapore, they are parked there because Singapore is along a major shipping route between Europe and Asia. Everything that is shipped from Hong Kong, Taiwan, China, Korea and Japan has to pass through Singapore before heading to Middle East and Europe. It is also because Singapore's port is one of the busiest and largest in the world. It's more like a parking lot then a traffic jam.
The port of Singapore is busy 😲🚢
The restricted area sign is displayed on land owned by the state or military zones. You will not be shot like what happened in North Korea, but will be charged for trespassing. There is an old abandoned TV town in Tuas which is now used by military for training, there's also such sign displayed too.
There are some wild animals that normally don't appear openly before the covid19 pandemic. Now it's very common to see wild chicken, wild boars, wild otters, wild monkey, wild crocodile. It's illegal to feed the wild animals including the pigeon. It's also illegal to do fishing at the river or reservoirs if you see the warning sign displayed.
I was surprised that there are wild crocodiles in Singapore‼️😱 I'm careful not to feed the crocodile 🐊
Very good observations!
Thank you 😉
You are right about trash bins ... it's hard to find any in Tokyo. I end up carrying a plastic bag for my own trash whenever I go out during my trip to Tokyo.
The number of trash cans in Tokyo is decreasing. There used to be a trash can outside the convenience store, but now it's inside the store 😩
Great video.. just curious.. what music title u used in the background?
The music used is the music in the editing app [VLLO] and the song title is [Warm].
Thank you 😉
Great Video. I have enjoyed it very much.
Thumbs up. Lets connect.
Please continue to produce more.
"Like" #Q
Thank you for watching the video😉 I sometimes make videos about the differences between Japan and Singapore, so please watch it again 🤗
those chickens with grey feet are junglefowl. those with yellow feet are chickens that have gone wild.
also, it is illegal to jaywalk within 25m from a pedestrian crossing, but in your vid's case, it was not illegal
I was relieved to know that crossing at that place was not illegal ☺️
As you do not speak in the video, will be great if you make the font of your sentences more visible/bold/darker.
Thank you for your advice 😉❗️
Thank You for your video and views. Yes, chickens (the wild variety) do fly but for short distances. Many have answered to your observations comparing Japan and Singapore. On the matter why there is so much litter bins, if you litter in Singapore and get caught you will be fine. There are back alleys that are dirty too. The salmon in the machine, I believe are farm type and not of the same quality as Tsukiji market. Orange juice machine is good but taste wise to me sour most of the time, hahaha. National flag display, I once ask for it and was in return asked - 'would I display it'? - I felt insulted and walk out. The mannequin (yes - Freddy Kruger) can be quite scary in the dark especially it waiving a light stick when you are driving. Yes, the otters are cute but bad news for us angler's, it means no fish. Not only pigeons many others including swift and parakeets, the latter are active just before dusk - looking for a spot to sleep. I believe these snails are similar in tropical areas, not certain if they are available in Okinawa but if introduce should be able to thrive there. Walking across street is no no, you can be fine also for jay walking.
Thank you for telling me a lot 😉 I like the acidity of fruits, so maybe I also like the machine juice of orange juice 🥤🍊
For the protected areas with a rifle man poster, they are usually military operated bases of some sort.
For the claw machine, some of the cheaper ones do not use authentic toys. Lol.
I'm careful not to accidentally break into the fence 🏃♀️💦
Thank you for the video! I wonder, how is Japan's summer compared to the climate in Singapore?
Depending on the region of Japan, midsummer is humider and hotter than Singapore😱 In summer in Japan, the temperature in some areas exceeds 40 degrees Celsius 🥵
Pikachu comment about Jolteon made me chuckle; especially considering Japan is where Pokemon is created.
Pokemon was born in Japan 👍
You should do video on toilets there. Especially toilets in hawker centres and coffee shops. Then tell us what surprises you find.
Thank you for the interesting idea! I'll give it a try 😊
There are literally a pedestrian "green man" crossing 50m to your left and right, when you crossed over to Maxwell Road food market. However it is not illegal to cross the road like that 😁
I was relieved to know that it was not illegal 😊
@@mamamamai however it is illegal if you cross the road within 50m of an existing crossing.
@@okaydoubleu Thank you for teaching me😉
👍
The many ships should not be a surprise becos Sg is one of the busiest port in the world.
Singapore is a country with well-developed trade 😊🚢⛴🛳
Obviously, Singapore is different from Japan just like every country is different from one another. Some points are of trivial matter such as the sudden downpour in Singapore, why there are many ships passing Singapore waters etc.
It's a lot of fun for me to have different everyday lives in each country 😆
Those snails were not a native of this country. They were actually brought by the Japanese Imperial Army from Africa during their occupation of Singapore in 1943. Rice was scarce back then. Alternative food source had to be sought.
For the first time, I learned that the big snails that come out on rainy days are not native to Singapore 😲🐌
Eddie Halim Really? I learnt something new. So these garden snails can be eaten like escargot?
Tilapia fish was also brought in by Japanese as food during the occupation
@@kwanghong1980 I did not know that!😲
@@mamamamai 今度釣ってみてくださいね
Just a small suggestion: if you add in Japanese words in your title, you may attract more viewers from Japan. 😎🤞
The same video is available in two versions, a Japanese title and an English title. The content of the video is exactly the same 😊
Subtitles are difficult to read.
Thank you for telling us your impressions！
really? its alright to me
The red sign with the picture of a gun is most likely a military base or a protected government land!
It's a land that shouldn't be invaded 😱
Opposite cantoment police the blocks have alot hen and chicken haha
hahaha😂
It started from Neil Road Park...
@@TamieYang Yes!🐓
If you see 'Chicken' with black or grey feet, they are not chicken. They are wild 'Jungle Fowls'. The ancestors of domesticated 'Chicken'. Just as wolves are ancestors of dogs, wild boars are ancestors of pigs.
Thank you for teaching me 😊
You will find rubbish bins everywhere in Singapore except the MRT stations. Because of the risk of terrorist bomb attack, all rubbish bins were removed from all MRT stations.
If you are lucky, you can find a vending machine that sell chilli crabs 😁
Singapore is a shipping hub, all incoming cargo ships must queue up outside the ports, so you will see the scene of ships parking in the sea.
I was surprised to find a chilli crab vending machine in Singapore! It's very interesting 😆
The rooster looks delicious.
hahaha😂
i can hear "Nani?!" throughout the video for some reason
Thank you for watching my video 😉
@@mamamamai 1 suggestion for videos i would love to watch. Is how to prepare japanese home cooked food from the supplies from Don Don Donki , everything is vague and in japanese! just an idea for you =D
@@gavinyuen040680 Thank you for providing the idea! Let me consider it 😊
面白いですね！
ありがとうございます😊
Those are real wild chickens.. you can lost weight by trying to catch one...
I'm sure I'll be running around 🐓🏃♀️
イスラム教徒が使うトイレのホース。 彼らは紙を使いません。 日本のスプレー式トイレに似ています。
イスラム教徒は紙を使用しないことを初めて知りました！教えてくれてありがとうございます😊
@@mamamamai トイレを使用した後、彼らがどのように自分自身をきれいにするかを知ってショックを受けるでしょう。 日本人とは大違い。
@@MengLeeLim えええ！！確かに、紙を使わないとなるとどうやって拭くのでしょうか😳
@@mamamamai 左手。 したがって、イスラム教徒は右手だけで食事をします。
@@mamamamai それがホースがある理由です