One thing most Westerners don't know about Japan's core culture is that being friendly is often considered rude there. (Of course, foreigners are the exception, but Japanese ppl don't or get used to behaving friendly) They value politeness a lot, and foreigners are kind of offended because they are not friendly enough and are so distant. But respecting personal space is very important there since Japan is an island with very little habitat land, so people have been living on top of each other for a long, long time.
I'm Japanese, but I'd like to say that your "Japan" is a figment of your imagination. In Japan, friendly attitudes from Westerners are welcomed, not seen as rude. There's nothing more appreciated than a human smile, anywhere in the world. Also, land shortages are a problem only in some big cities. Elsewhere, there's plenty of land, and it's practically free. In reality, there is plenty of land in Japan! I don't know where you're from, but I think you're just buying the classic myths about Japan.
Japan and other countries have different values, so we need to change our mindset. for example, in the United States, where there is poor security and gun society, people believe that it is good to behave in a friendly manner to show that one is not dangerous. if Japanese people were to go to America, I think it would be better to imitate American behavior. I think that is the greatest respect for the American people.
I think it is just a translation error, but I am sorry that sometimes I feel that your statements are a bit violent and complacent. Food hygiene is the most important issue in Japan, and it is taboo to touch food you don't buy too much.
I'm a Californian living in Japan for a little more than 3 years conducting research. My first 6 months I rented a townhome on that "side street" immediately next to the Katsura river you initially tried walking down in order to get to the Bamboo Forest. I knew there would be tourists to contend with where I chose to live, but I never thought there would be so many during the daytime. Other than that, it was a great place to call home temporarily, especially when getting out in the early morning or evening.
@@OliBarrettTravel It was a beautiful location, except for all the daily swarm of tourists. Besides, I needed to move up to Tokyo for the next 9 months. I just relocated to Osaka for the final 2 years, using it as a base for the lower half of the country. I forgot to mention two things earlier - I did find the residents of Kyoto to be more "social" than Tokyo, largely due to the small town atmosphere (especially with the small plots of farmland in the city). And secondly, foreigners in Japan are required by law to carry their passports at all times (unless one is soaking in a hot springs where the passport could be kept in a locker), or a resident ID (Zairyu) card for long term visas. Visitors may be stopped at any time for an ID check by the police (which does occur as a means of finding illegal immigrants or those who have over-stayed their visas).
Why is your friend taking your word serious for no reason literally... I mean chill. Your not making fun of others just stating what u think and you weren't even talking bad 😅
You need serious skill to live in Kyoto area. People there live in community more than 500 years together and not welcoming outsider that is how they inherited the tradition and culture. They never talk to you honestly, and very picky and not nice to you.
私、27:37から映ってるローソンでその日バイトしてた者です（パンの賞味期限確認してます笑）！！ずっと動画を追ってて、まさか京都にいらっしゃると思ってなかったから、びっくりしました。今後の旅もお気をつけて、日本を楽しんでください！
Haha wow!! What are the chances?!
それはおかしいです
駅員さんの英語コミュニケーション能力素晴らしい〜
日本を楽しんでくれてありがとう！あなたのカメラアングルとユニークなリポートが気に入っています。それに、あなたは礼儀正しく日本を理解しようと努めてくれていることがわかります。
いくつもの神経質なコメントがありますが、どうか萎縮せずそのままのスタイルで続けてください😊
One thing most Westerners don't know about Japan's core culture is that being friendly is often considered rude there. (Of course, foreigners are the exception, but Japanese ppl don't or get used to behaving friendly) They value politeness a lot, and foreigners are kind of offended because they are not friendly enough and are so distant. But respecting personal space is very important there since Japan is an island with very little habitat land, so people have been living on top of each other for a long, long time.
I'm Japanese, but I'd like to say that your "Japan" is a figment of your imagination.
In Japan, friendly attitudes from Westerners are welcomed, not seen as rude.
There's nothing more appreciated than a human smile, anywhere in the world.
Also, land shortages are a problem only in some big cities. Elsewhere, there's plenty of land, and it's practically free.
In reality, there is plenty of land in Japan!
I don't know where you're from, but I think you're just buying the classic myths about Japan.
@@001suisen4 Well I'm Japanese.. 生粋の日本生まれ日本育ちの日本人ですが、海外で働くようになってから、日本人の何が海外の人にとって誤解されやすいのか、そしてをれは何故なのかを日々考えています。
日本人が外国人のフレンドリーな態度をどう受け止めるかではなく、日本人の礼節をわきまえた態度がどう受け止められるか、について話しています。海外の人に対して、こっちが丁寧で礼儀を尽くそうとしているのに、シャイとか冷たいと捉えられてしまう場合が多々あります。それが本当は、日本人なりの礼節だということが伝わりにくい。なぜなら西洋では距離を詰めるフレンドリーが善で、相手のパーソナルスペースを慮って距離を置く日本式礼節にはあまり慣れていないから。日本ではレジの人にタメ口聞かれて、個人的な質問とかされたら、びっくりしますよね。
外国の人が日本人の行動、態度をどう受け取るか、という点において、日本人式礼節に基づいた日本人の行動への誤解が少しでもなくなるといいなと思います。
@@easternpkwy 日本人でしたかｗ
これは失礼しました。
Japan and other countries have different values, so we need to change our mindset.
for example, in the United States, where there is poor security and gun society,
people believe that it is good to behave in a friendly manner to show that one is not dangerous.
if Japanese people were to go to America, I think it would be better to imitate American behavior.
I think that is the greatest respect for the American people.
アップされるのが楽しみで楽しみで💛
ずっと動画追ってるんだけど絶対ICカード購入しといた方が良かったと思う
あなたの視点とトークが面白いです。シェアをありがとう！
You must have walked and talked alot in this travel😂 I enjoyed how you explore foreign cities. Nice work👍
Thanks!
コンビニで会計する時に、言えば無料でカトラリーを貰えます。箸を無料で貰えます。フォーク🍴も無料が存在してるかも知れません。
Kyoto is a wonderful place, but I always get tired of walking because I walk a lot.
安全の為、車道を歩くのではなく歩道を歩いた方が良いです。
I think it is just a translation error, but I am sorry that sometimes I feel that your statements are a bit violent and complacent. Food hygiene is the most important issue in Japan, and it is taboo to touch food you don't buy too much.
富士山も見に来て欲しいな🗻❤
I'm a Californian living in Japan for a little more than 3 years conducting research. My first 6 months I rented a townhome on that "side street" immediately next to the Katsura river you initially tried walking down in order to get to the Bamboo Forest. I knew there would be tourists to contend with where I chose to live, but I never thought there would be so many during the daytime. Other than that, it was a great place to call home temporarily, especially when getting out in the early morning or evening.
I can't imagine why you didn't extend the rental? 😆
It must have been a stunning place to live for a while!
@@OliBarrettTravel It was a beautiful location, except for all the daily swarm of tourists. Besides, I needed to move up to Tokyo for the next 9 months. I just relocated to Osaka for the final 2 years, using it as a base for the lower half of the country.
I forgot to mention two things earlier - I did find the residents of Kyoto to be more "social" than Tokyo, largely due to the small town atmosphere (especially with the small plots of farmland in the city). And secondly, foreigners in Japan are required by law to carry their passports at all times (unless one is soaking in a hot springs where the passport could be kept in a locker), or a resident ID (Zairyu) card for long term visas. Visitors may be stopped at any time for an ID check by the police (which does occur as a means of finding illegal immigrants or those who have over-stayed their visas).
いつも更新楽しみにしてます！あなたの慣れ親しんだUKや中国と違い日本では多くのルールが求められますが、自然災害の多い国での生きる術だと理解してくれると嬉しいです。
旅行で他国や他民族をリスペクトしてくださりありがとう！
そして一言、日本人は無断でカメラに写されたりアップロードされる事を嫌います。もし日本に来る予定の方はどうか理解してください😂
The trash can is inside a convenience store If you can't find a trash can, find a convenience store
I think IC cards are more efficient than tickets
Im glad youre enjoing but Please do not ignore traffic lights
竹林などは今は観光客で人混みが凄いので、次回は早朝に行かれる事をお薦めします
静寂こそ日本の真骨頂ですから😊
kinda thrilled when you’re like “lego people are based on east Asian” lol
So you re in maybe Osaka now. I live in Kobe. So we are in close place😆
嵐山行きの列車の横にあったレトロな列車は「京都の映画村」行きでしたね、映画村では今も日本の衣装着物を着て刀を振る侍がいます。コレを見るのも面白いかもしれませんね😂💦
日本ではどこのお店に入っても美味しいお店に当たりますよ✨😋👍
コンビニのコピー機はFAXも出来ます。
何十回と京都に旅行してきたけど、嵐山に
モンキーパークがあるの知らなかった😮
更新楽しみにしてます！
動画のタイトルと概要が自動翻訳されてるせいか、英語できない日本人が"日本人向けに編集された日本上げ動画"だと勘違いして見に来て
機械翻訳のめちゃくちゃな字幕に対して自分が英語できないことを差し置いて文句ばっかり言ってる人毎回居るけどそれ滑稽すぎるからやめてね🥺❤
If you do not buy anything, please do no touch M.D.
ありがとう
日本人はその商品を買う人に配慮して触れませんし嫌がります
Don’t touch all merchandisers when don’t you buy!
Also added to the fact that he seems to have some sort of rhinovirus.
I know this manner. But how can I check the information in the back?
@@user-rf8jf1ot3t日本人だけどその気持ちわかります😂
商品情報は日本人も触って確認するよ 必要以上にベタベタ触ったり、指で押したりしなきゃいい😊
Why did you leave your friends at the monkey park?
They decided to rest halfway, I wanted to carry on so that I could see everything in the short amount of time we had.
Super videos about Japan mate))) I need moreeeee))) cheers from Almaty)))🔥🔥🔥
Why is your friend taking your word serious for no reason literally... I mean chill. Your not making fun of others just stating what u think and you weren't even talking bad 😅
If you are on about the hair part. I believe he was also playing on the joke that he can't mock others because he is going bald himself 😅
@@OliBarrettTravel oh 😬... alright. stay safe and God bless 😊
外国人のマナーは日本人より良くないと聞くので､つい不安な目で見てしまう
信号無視
動画を見て、気になりました。
商品を買わないなら、さわらないでほしい。
衛生的に問題があります。
外装フィルムは体に悪いので食べない方がいいですよ
外人に一般常識を求めても無理や😊
生きづらそうで大変な人生だね。こういうやつに限って自分のスマホベッタベタ触りながら飯食ってたりするんだろうなｗ
まぁ外国人の方は観光に来てるし
日本に住むわけじゃねーから
この国は仕事、住むは外国人にはきつい
@@DeepClearEyes4私としては、コメントで注意をしている人たちは、彼が日本に友好的な気持ちを持って旅行に来ているのを知っているため、何も知らない人から彼が非常識だと思われてしまうのがかわいそうに思うのだと思います。
だから、みんなコメントで指摘をしているんだと思います
You need serious skill to live in Kyoto area. People there live in community more than 500 years together and not welcoming outsider that is how they inherited the tradition and culture. They never talk to you honestly, and very picky and not nice to you.
not 500yrs, 1200yrs.
京都に住んでるけど、海外の人は大歓迎だよ！
京都は外国人が多いせいで住んでる人が迷惑してそう
京都の人は同じ京都人同士や日本人に対しても争ってるので気にしないでください
日本語の訳がおかしいから
通訳変えたほうがいいとおもう。
たしかに😅
理解し難い日本語が多すぎる。
なんとも残念な寿司の食べ方😅