Japan played a significant role in building Vietnam's economy through investments and aid. What sets their relationship apart and makes it special? Let us know down below!
2013, late Prime Minister Abe Shinzo chose to visit Vietnam as his first country after re-taking office. In 2020, former PM Suga Yoshihide also chose Vietnam as his first visit after becoming PM. Most recently, PM Kishida Fumio welcomed Vietnamese PM as his first foreign leader visitor to Japan after H.E. Fumio took office. In 2023, Vietnam is also one of the few countries that Japan invited to attend (as a guest) of G7 when Japan host G7 in Hiroshima. Japan also invited Vietnam as a guest in G20 meeting when they presided several years ago. The diplomatic relationship between two country flourishes. Japan and VN will be celebrating 50 years of diplomatic relationship this year. I hope both nations and people can enjoy freedom and happiness.
Japan had played a big role in reconstructing the global supply chain and the late Shinzo also had the foresight to subsidies Japanese companies to move out of mainland China in Spring 2020 - far before any other country had begun to do so. Beijing's tariff hike against AU's minerals which ultimately cause an energy price hike or worse "unannounced/sudden shut down" was one of the 3 main factors that cause many factories to be in the Red. This year's G7+ was indeed sufficient as if it's being forged to replace the existing G20 while Moscow/Beijing make their own circle to maintain their political position.
As a Vietnamese labor working in Japan, I really appreciate Japan's contribution and also like the people here. My boss and co-workers, majority of them are friendly, warm, helpful,... but some individuals are quite cold and even rude. I also hope that Yen exchange rate could rise higher, so we could help our family and country more efficiently. We are working really hard 10-12 hours a day in the f*ckin hot summer for this economy and we deserve true value of salary.
As a Vietnamese, basically, we hope the rest of the world would give us a chance, and you guys did, we're not perfect but we appreciate your help, not only Japan but other countries as well, and mutual benefits are what you're going to get if you help us, so thank you Japan
Japan has help alot of developing nations. Here in the Philippines, when I was a kid in the 90s I always hear in my mother's office in the government of how JICA help them through trainings and supplies. On the streets I see fly overs with Japanese flag in them. And in our MRTs there are metal plates with Mitsubishi written on them. Most of our current Coast Guard patrol boats both donated and new came from Japan and there are 3 more brand new large ones to follow. Now, Japan is still helping the country in building one of the most largest project in the country our first subway with little interest loan compared to what China offers. Thank you Japan.
Hello, im part of JICAs aid in Uganda. Im an environmental educator volunteer working with community development and tourism, based off my experience. Currently we are constructing a flyover in busy Kampala (not my sector but we promote ourselves as a whole).Said projects and all the billions invested are worth so much more with a single thank you. I personally cherish your comment as it gives me a sense of delayed gratification, knowing that in the future our aid programs will be appreciated. We are usually welcomed with open arms just by saying we are Japanese, and Im glad its still that way. Thanks for your kind words, you made my working week better :)
As a Japanese, I am very happy to hear those words. I am grateful to our predecessors who created a country that is appreciated by other countries. I only wish the best for the future of Japan and the Philippines.
@Sean Edward Diaz The video is talking about how Japan is helping Vietnam. So it means Japan is also part of the video not only Vietnam. I was only stating how Japan is helping developing countries like Vietnam and what's best to say it is by means showing examples from my own experiences here in my own developing country the Philippines. Even if I want to, I cannot give examples from Vietnam because it might not be that accurate and it may end up for me lying.
I think Japan and Vietnam share certain values, like honesty and hard work and win win business philosophies, I think this is a big factor I have visited and love both countries many times.
I do not agree with hard work, globalization has a huge gap between the rich and the poor, the effort itself will not be rewarded, should be through more technological development, as well as guide technology to serve to reduce the burden of people, rather than increasing human work. As for honesty, I also feel that it is not very realistic in today's world because the United States, as the dominant player in the world, has not served to lead people toward honesty and trustworthiness, and has even exacerbated injustice and hatred. This spirit can be realized unless the world can live without the domination of the powerful.
@@cloudywong1432 the americans lack of honesty is one of the main reasons they are going extinct. im talking about a population of lazy people, or people who would rather cheat or steal or kill than work or make a good product. i am a little lost by your comment.
Honesty? Prob not. People in Vietnam mostly are struggling to make ends meet. Money speaks to them to survive at the moment. I think they are nice to you because you are a foreigner. For Vietnamese that go back to visit? Their families will guilt trip, demand money, and use them out of their moneys worth.
For relationship between Japan and Vietnam at a higher level? Yeah it’s great! But at lower levels such as business owners and such… I heard horror stories of human labor abuse to discrimination to Vietnamese. Some Vietnamese right now don’t trust the Japanese because of this. I hope the government between them can iron out these issues tho.
Usa & Japan đều hiểu rằng không thể để China độc bá Biển Đông. Con đường thương mại quan trọng nhất hoàn cầu: mỗi năm số lượng hàng hóa ( Japan, Usa) đi ngang qua eo biển Malacca vào biển Đông và ngược lại ...trị giá $ ? Các đảo, bãi đá được Trung Quốc “cải tạo” thành căn cứ quân sự ở Trường Sa được ví như cục máu đông huyết mạch kinh tế của Mỹ và Nhật Bản.
In the late ‘80s I was attending college and sat down next to a crying Vietnamese lady (boat people). I asked her why she was crying and she said because she would never see her family again. I told her not to cry and not worry that she would she her family. She asked me, How? I told her, ‘One day Vietnam will need to rebuild and need money. Then, they’ll want American and foreign money and you’ll be able to go back.’ I think she believed me, she stopped crying.
Some of the millions of Vietnamese refugees, immigrants, and migrants never ever met or reunited with their families until their death. Rest in Peace for their families' grave
Hanoi is most polluted city in Southeast Asia, and that's one of the reasons Covid-19 have been killing way more Vietnamese than citizens of neighboring countries, as persistent pollution severely damage lungs and make them vulnerable to infections. The young, the old, and the handicaps are permanent 5th class citizens under the Vietnamese Commie regime, as the disadvantaged members of the society are often taken advantages of by others with no safety net nor societal protection whatsoever (fairly common sights are tattered pre-teeny kids and old men and women in their 60's, 70's begging or selling lottery tickets on the streets), and almost everyone 95% of population get abuses by the utterly corrupt and brutal Vietnamese Commie regime as their lands can be robbed by it anytime. Even during the pandemic when most countries provided aids to their citizens, the ruling Vietnamese Commies not only didn't provide aids (only about 1% received them and those were usually the members of privileged Commie ruling class or their own associates. Yes, they took citizens' tax money to selectively give it to themselves) coordinated with each other to exploit the citizens even more with their dangerous nostril test kits (made by their shell company Việt á) that they falsely claimed of having been approved by World Health Organization (WHO). The result was deadly, as tens of thousands of people died needlessly. Yes, these ruling Vietnamese Commie lowlifes saw the pandemic as another great opportunity not to help but to make money out of the already indigent Vietnamese citizens most of whom could barely survive after being steered like animals by the brutal Vietnamese Commie military police into barbwired, unhygienic quarantined areas sleeping on the floors with inadequate food, water, toilet, beds, and medicine. All true. Do your research. Caveat emptor! Search for patients lying on concrete floors in hospital corridors and even under beds from Google Images. Torrential floods essentially all over the country half of the year, while HCM is a sinking city.
Vietnam (and usually SE Asia as a whole) is the only country I've been to where they don't look down on Americans. I had a tour guide say "we defeat America, now you come vacation here, spend your money, share our culture, like our food, why would we care what happen so long ago"
as a vietnamese i have to admit that there are so many tour guides in our country out there with poor english speaking skills/lack of socializing experieces. me myself have seen a lot of time when they can't even elaborate what they are having on their mind and then just spit out random none comprehend stuffs
I mean he not wrong, it important of to teach young gen how hard we fought to protect our nation but in the end there's no reason to hate each other anymore
A small personal note as a 90s Vietnamese kid living in the biggest port city during the era, Japanese products are something extremely popular and admired. Many locals who worked on ship were able to make huge deals by importing the 2nd hand electronic goods; many Northern parents generation had experienced the programs that exchange Vietnamese locals coming to Japan to study; mostly poor students who got high academic potential but could not afford financial status for abroad studying; it shows that Japan has chosen Vietnam in different ways of approaching long ago. Since then, the Japanese are highly respected and looked up to by locals; the relationship continues to my generation as Millennials; many of my fellows coming to Japan for exchange programs, or stories of locals coming to Japan for low-level work; its just sad that many left a bad reputation for the Vietnamese community in Japan somehow
Many Vietnamese workers in Japan find it difficult to transition to a developed lifestyle/living standard. Some resort to loans to pay off service fees on Vietnam side. So when facing hardship or a strenuous work life in Japan, they began to steal things to increase their incomes. A systematic problem that requires the co-operation between both government to solve.
It is true that some Vietnamese who have gone to Japan often commit crimes such as theft in Japan. Because of this, in recent years the reputation of the Vietnamese seems to be gradually becoming less good than it used to be. But basically, many Japanese people know that Vietnamese, like Japanese, are hardworking and serious people. And they also feel sorry for them because they know that they commit such crimes out of poverty due to high loan repayments. We must expose unscrupulous businessmen in Vietnam who make people who want to go to Japan take out unreasonable loans for exorbitant amounts of money when they should not have gone there yet.
The Vietnamese people, who defended their country many times from the radical invasions of the Mongol Empire and the United States, and continued to fight even after being occupied by the Empire of Japan, are truly strong. I respect you as a Japanese.
Vietnamese Commie regime has been Commie China's puppet since 1944 when Chinese puppet Ho Chi Minh brought the Commie Chinese flag (red flag with central yellow star) from Fujian Province, China and made it the flag of North Vietnamese Commie and later the flag of the whole country, replacing the authentic one (yellow with 3 horizontal red stripes) of 2000 years since the Trung Sisters from year 40 A.D. and Than Thai King of Vietnam. Commie Ho Chi Minh's deadly land-reform was also modeled after Commie Mao's deadly land-reform, which modeled after Commie Lenin's deadly land-reform 1920's. Other than the gap 1979-1989 when Vietnamese Commies followed Soviet in response to Soviet-Sino split, Vietnamese Commie regime has been a loyal lapdog of Chinese Commie regime for decades since 1944. In Spratly Island Massacre 1988 (see UA-cam video of the same name), Commie Vietnam's Defense Minister Le Duc Anh ordered Vietnamese sailors to stand unarmed in shallow water to be live target for Commie Chinese Navy's live gunship so that Commie China could take over the islands easily. He was then promoted by Commie China to be Commie Vietnam's president 4 years later in 1992. All anti-China protests in Vietnam have been swiftly crushed by Commie Vietnamese minions. Even during the Covid pandemic, Vietnamese Commies had to ask their masters for permission (not granted) to close its northern border. All true. Do your research!
@@anthonybird546 I forgot about the French. The Vietnamese beat them so bad that the French artillery commander committed suicide. There was a great segment on that in Ken Burns Vietnam documentary.
Japan now may not in the top list investor to Vietnam as past few years but Japan have a long long good impaction and influent on Vietnam so far. It is really good for a developing country get the support from a develop country as Japan is doing not only short time, it is a few decade already. Beside of the improve of economic system, I can feel that we get much more benefit than that from the Aid system, infrastructure system and community project or even we can learn from them a lot (not all are good but so many good things) such as working mindset, organizing things and a lot of other things...we can name it. Any investment to my country is really value to us but for which the investment can help us developing our country about the country's image, our voice in the global or improve the life style, education, aid, infrastructure, community, green energy....it is a gold and not so many FDI can do it as Japan. Thank you Japan a lot!!!
Besides the fact that one country has the money, (and the other doesn't), what really sets their relationship apart and makes it special is their mutual distrust of China.
Sau năm 1945 .Người Nhật đã rất tử tế với thế giới nói chung & VN nói riêng .Chúc mừng 2 nước đã ở quan hệ ngoại giao cao nhất hôm qua 27/11/23.Tôi đã có 9 năm tuổi trẻ của mình làm việc ở Nhật Bản & đó là quê hương thứ 2 của tôi nếu dc chọn!!!
In fact, Japan invest in Thailand more than Vietnam. Vietnam is the second choice after Thailand, even the third choice behind Indonesia in Southeast Asia. A lot of Japanese automobile, electronics companies in the above countries, and Japanese-owned factories in Indo/Thailand export car and dominate Vietnam importing market. Korea, Singapore, Taiwan and Hongkong are top 4 largest investors by accumulated FDI (until 1/2023).
chẳng hiểu gì. nhật bản là nhà đầu tư lớn thứ 2 ở việt nam là số liệu trước covid. nói chung kinh tế nhật đang khó khăn nên thành ra nó rơi ra ngoài bảng xếp hạng. còn việt nam là lựa chọn thứ 2 thì nó chỉ đúng từ trước 2017 thôi. tính theo lũy kế thì thái lan vẫn đc đầu tư nhiều nhất nhưng 6 năm gần đây, indo hoặc việt nam mới là nơi nhật bản đầu tư nhiều nhất. hiện tại thái lan già hóa dân số với mức sinh quá thấp, 0.3 và nhiều nhà máy tại nhật bản đang dần chuyển sang các nơi khác vì giá nhân công rẻ hơn. cái duy nhất mà thái lan giữ chân được nhật bản là hệ thống các doanh nghiệp công nghệ phụ trợ tương đối hoàn chỉnh và mức lương 7700 đô/người/năm và sẽ có xu hướng ko tăng quá nhiều trong nhưng năm tới do vướng vào bẫy thu nhập trung bình-một điều khá trớ trêu khi chính họ từng cố gắng thoát cái bẫy đó mà ko được.
Cumulatively, Korea and Japan have been the top 2 investors in Vietnam through the years. As for Japan large investments in Thailand and Indonesia, that was due to a longer history of Japanese presence there for many years and their supply chains. Huge waves of investments from Japan pouring into Vietnam started roughly 15 yrs ago. Similar case with Korea.
Yeah. Thailand is number one. Thailand is above everything. The Earth revolves around the Sun, but the Sun revolves around Thailand. At the United Nations meeting, everyone held their breath waiting for Thailand to sit down. When the Thai husband entered the door, the mother hurriedly covered the child's mouth. Thai is taught in all primary schools around the world. Thailand is very kind, so when imperialist and colonial countries ask who can help, Thailand raises its hand first. Thailand is very modest, so in the process of development, Thailand waits for other countries to catch up, because what Thailand took nearly 100 years to achieve in other countries (China, Vietnam and South Korea) only took 30 years.
NHẬT BẢN 🇯🇵 là những nhà đầu tư nghiêm túc, còn TRUNG QUỐC 🇨🇳 đầu tư một thời gian, họ sẽ tạo ra lý do để trì hoãn dự án và tìm cách tăng chi phí xây dựng, hoặc gài bẫy nợ. NHẬT BẢN 🇯🇵 chắc chắn là nhà đầu tư đáng tin cậy nhất cho các quốc gia đang phát triển vì họ luôn đặt Uy tín lên hàng đầu. Tuy vậy, có một vài công tt gặp sự cố khi làm dự án ở Việt Nam nhưng đó không phải là đa số.
Vietnamese like to bash China and praise any possible counter-balance to China. Well that's unfortunately part of Vietnamese identity. What happen to the Saigon subway contracted to the Japanese? What happen to the north-south express railway contracted to the Japanese? Both have been heavily delayed and suffered serious cost over-run! The north-south express rail, Japan is now charging US$38 million per kilometer. China cost would be US$27 million per km. Completion estimate? 2045-2050! China built the Laos express rail for $6 billion, with many more mountains and tunnels that no other country would want to do. So that's "Japan advantage" for Vietnam? The Vietnam Saigon subway also has the same cost over-run and delay. Vietnamese please know: counterweights of China are not your friends, despite however much you wish them to be.
@@dantse2012able China’s current friends are Burmese military government, North Korea, and Russia. What country aspiring to join the modern world wants to join such a team?
Có vài dự án đường sắt mà Nhậy vẫn chưa làm xong còn Trung nó làm xong rồi! Những hỗ trợ về kinh tế là điều người Nhật phải làm vì họ đã lấy đi rất nhiều thứ trong chiến tranh! Không tự dưng họ làm vậy!
One easy answer is lack of labours in Japan. Japan imports large numbers of people from overseas, especially from Vietnam, under the guise of a Technical Intern Training Program, but their treatment is very poor and they face many problems. Some mentioned about Vietnamese crime in Japan, but I think this is mostly not their fault, but the fault of Japanese society. I have been to Vietnam and I know how kind Vietnamese people are, so I don't want them to have a hard time in Japan.
yeah, but Japan is now focus on Vietnam since Thailand and Indonesia are already poppin' off and doing good with their investment. Meanwhile in the Philippines, they stop investing or decrease investing because of corruption in National Government level.
Perhaps the video creator cut out only the fact that "Japan is the country with the largest amount of ODA assistance to Vietnam. But rest assured, Vietnam will continue to be an important partner for Japan, and we respect it. Frankly speaking, Japan trusts the Association of Southeast Asian Nations more than China. That is why we established the TPP. (China, with its huge market, can't get in even if they wanted to because no one trusts them.
@@ErnPrivado but the HQ of ADB is in manila. I think the poor infrastructure facilities and separated land mass in the country make the Philippines a less desirable investment destination.
@@ErnPrivado I'm not really sure if you know this but here in the Philippines Japan had always been 2nd or 3rd largest investor after Singapore which is more than the US and China. It is just not that popularly known because people usually only think of China or other western nations when it comes to investments. True there were some closures like Nissan but if you search there are still many known Japanese manufacturing companies still active in the Philippines like Mitsubishi, Toyota and Bandai just to name some. And as of February after our president went to Japan there were several Japanese companies pledging to put up factories here in the Philippines. Let's not also forget the current several infrastructure Japanese investments happening everywhere here in the Philippines especially the largest one the 1st Philippine subway currently being built.
@@user-fn8in9lo4h What has China done for vietnam??? support khmer rouge regime in cambodia which kill many vietnamese, and invade vietnam after usa withdraws
🙏 Thanks to Japan's help , Goods & Products with Made in Vietnam , Made in Thailand & Made in Indonesia tags have been received & respected as of Higher Workmanship & Craftmanship Quality! 🙏🌷🌿🌎💜🕊
Nhật Bản là nước duy nhất nhận tội gây ra chiến với Việt Nam. Họ thật đáng kính trọng. Nhật Bản đã thông qua các khoản đầu tư, chuyển giao công nghệ giúp người dân Việt Nam có công việc ổn định, tái thiết đất nước để được như ngày hôm nay. Không giống như Mỹ, Trung, Hàn,... mặc dù gây chiến với Việt Nam nhưng luôn tìm cách phủ nhận, thậm chí còn vu khống Việt Nam. Đặc biệt là Hàn Quốc và Trung Quốc, thường xuyên tạc lịch sử Việt Nam.
🙏 Thank You So Much Japan for helping to build~up many South East Asian Countries's industries & economies over the decades! 🙏 Arigato Gozaimasu! 🌷🌿🌎💜🕊🇯🇵
(I am a Japanese citizen who has never left Japan.) No wonder recently the descriptions on the back of packages of various processed foods such as spaghetti sauce in retort pouches that are cheap in supermarkets have changed from being made in China to being made in Vietnam. It stands out to be in my country..
Certainly, products made in China are being replaced by products from other countries. It may or may not be related to this video at all. I'm not sure. Perhaps the reason for the replacement in the first place is that labor costs are rising in the manufacturing industry in China. In addition to that and other factors, in order to avoid the influence of the CCP, foreign companies that were operating the manufacturing industry are withdrawing from China. Well, Vietnam may get some opportunities, Well, I can't say for sure...as a Japanese too www
Japanese products were the first to enter the Vietnamese market after the war. Rice cookers, motor bikes, fridges, and even manga... That's the reason why JP culture is so popular now. Top 3 motor bikes brands in VN are all JP.
bro could have said anything to represent japan as friendly, and he chose banzai, the thing asian villagers heard before they got rushed down and slaughtered 💀
@@brendon1689yea, tbh I don't see japan much different as any other countries, they just try to be... friendly/happy/positive towards benifactor. You do have good point about the choice of word given it's historical implication 🤣
To say Japan chooses Vietnam is kind of disingenuous. Japan invested 30 Billion ODA for 30 years, but Japan invested 506 billion USD ODA to China for the past 40 years. Does it mean Japan choose China more than Vietnam? All of the investments described in the video, Japan did them to China and did them more. So this is more likely a narrative piece to promote Japan to Vietnamese people, to shift their perception on Japan in the WWII, and to build friendly relationship countering China. But in reality, as the data shown, Japan is always calculating and all these "investments" never equal "Country A chooses Country B"
Vietnamese are very social and out going people. Japanese are more reserve. 2 completely different culture. Different foods, different ways of thinking. So it’s interesting that they get along.
I also noticed that a lot of Japanese anime studios have outsourced the talent to Vietnamese artist. I notice a lot Vietnamese surnames on my anime credits nowadays.
Vietnam is so cool ! I hope that its continued economic rise will not need to depend on imports of Chinese labour as manufacturing quality will suffer, as Japanese and other foreign companies soon discovered when they started production in China. Nobody needs tofu-dreg products. Great country! Just subscribed today after finding this channel. Will be checking in every day.
Yes, in fact, China, Japan, Korea and Southeast Asia, India and Arabia, if they all unite, I believe everyone can enjoy all the delicious and bountiful food they eat without having to worry about how should spend their money on things for the day. As a Chinese, I don't want East Asia and all of Asia to fall into hatred at all.
This video does not detail how Japan invaded Vietnam in 1940 and killed an estimated 1 to 2 million deaths because the Japanese seized the Vietnamese rice and starved people to death.
The Japanese government offered to compensate Vietnam for war losses (the Japanese fascist caused a famine that killed 2 million Vietnamese from 1943-1946). But the Vietnamese government refused, and finally the Japanese government decided to invest in the Vietnamese economy to show their sincerity.
@@bourbon369 NASA and the Congress are working on a plan to send all the homeless living on pavements in Made in China plastic tents to the moon , not Cu Chi tunnels
@@leuckhanh2957 Ủa đương nhiên phải sinh lời mới duy trì đầu tư. Chứ bạn nghĩ quốc gia nào đầu tư sớm vào Việt Nam? Không có nguồn vốn ngoại lấy đâu ra lực cho Việt Nam bung lụa :|
In the 2000s, Japan and Korea quickly jumped in to dominate the Vietnamese market, and fierce competition with China, Japan and Korea knocked China out of the Vietnamese market.
joke. In the 2000s, China was almost as poor as Vietnam, and there were almost no local international companies. None of them entered the Vietnamese market, so how could they be squeezed out of the Vietnamese market by Japan and South Korea? But now is the time for Chinese companies to quickly enter and dominate the Vietnamese market and kick out Japanese and Korean companies. Like Vietnam decades ago, most of the economy is dominated by Chinese.
@@minhvu7256 China is the 2nd biggest superpower, and without them Vietnam is unable to get out of the middle-income trap. And there is no way 'Japan and Korea' knock China out of the Vietnamese market', where to back up that confident claim? I'm Viet and I like China as long as they come for business and we know how to deal with China.
@@ledanglove ahh hoàn toàn đồng ý Việt Nam cần Trung Quốc nhưng cả dần và chính phủ mình đều không muốn bị lệ thuộc vào nó nhưng mà thực tế thì Hàn và Nhật đầu tư cho Việt Nam nhiều hợ Trung Quốc
I would like to thank Japan for what your country has done for us over the years, especially under the late Prime Minister Abe Shinzō. I know that in the past Vietnam had animosity with Japan, especially in 1945. But the two countries have drawn closer together on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and Japan. I wish Vietnam - Japan relations continue to develop further and cooperate in more fields 🇻🇳🤝🇯🇵🎌 1973-2023
Despite being Vietnam’s largest export market, the U S is currently ranked as a third-tier diplomatic partner for Hanoi. The beggar (U Stay Away) is begging Vietnam to upgrade to 2nd tier Always " Chopsticks Civilization " !
Taiwan also spent a lot of aid into Vietnam as well. You can also talk about Japan also sending a lot of home goods to Vietnam during the 60s-70s, at least in the southern sector.
Yes, Taiwanese companies are the first foreign companies to develop in Vietnam. Taiwanese businessmen set up factories in Vietnam earlier than South Korea and Japan
Japan is a true leader of the east. Japan shows leadership in the region by constructive actions such as providing education and investments. The Chinese on the other hand just being a bully.
in fact, Japan is leader of none Regional or International Organization except Asian development bank, in G7 or other Organizations dominated by US and Europe, no one will really care Japan's opinion, Japan just need to follow the decisions and instructions made by its superiors, meanwhile, China is the leader or co-leaders of Shanghai Cooperation Organization, AIIB, OROB, BRICS, RCEP... for its very few number adversaries, China is an "bully", but for most countries in Latin America, Arab World, Stans nations, Black Africa... China is their hope,
@@Emilechen superiors? I can only say one superior that is US and other EU nations are not really superior at all. This doesn't mean US is better than Japan; it simply means US is the strongest out of all. Geopolitics is all about strength. China wouldn't have much strength if not for the population.
@@ericsohn5084 yeah, i don't mean which people or nation is superior in reality, but US political status is higer than Japan and SK, both Japan and South Korea are under US occupation and protection, so how can they be really equal? as long as a nation is too dependant of another, it can't obtain the equality, and about China, she has the capacity to reunite itself again and again when other great emprires with large population collpase definitely, such is her strength, Japan+South Korea+Russia+India all together have a total population, amount of natural resources and area larger than China alone, but their total GDP is still lower than China alone,
It’s no wonder that Vietnam and Thailand are both kinda independent in economic affairs with lots of investment by Japan and Japan hopes that it maintains a good relationship to counter against China’s territorial ambitions in the region
Excellent strategy. None of the ASEAN countries are threatening others, and they greatly appreciate all the investments made. No reason to make in China anymore.
China doesn't have any more territorial amibitions against Vietnam. Especially since China's economy is rising high and population is declining there is no need for new territory. China has enough.
@@revolter7094 Oh really? Taiwan. And don't forget Tibet or Xinjiang. Also need I remind you of 1979? 1962? 1950? No, China is still hungry for that old Mongolian kind of empire. Borders as far as the British Empire and all the threats they can hurl with no opposition.
@@thientuongnguyen2564 Oh yea? If we go back we can also say USA occupied Texas from Mexica, occupied Hawai, invaded and bombed Japan, invaded Vietnam. You are just hypocrits. China is not any more of a oppressive regime than the USA, especially not since the past 40 years when it hasn't invaded one single country or bombed it. Unlike the USA, that bombeed/invaded Afghanistan, Syria, Libya, Iraq and Yemen.
@@thientuongnguyen2564 taiwan, tibet, and xinjiang were all qing territories, after the transition to a republic, why should china willingly surrender to separatists?????? no country in the fucking world accepts separatism or are you telling me that you would be ok with a north and south vietnam?
The reason that Japan chose Vietnam is also due to a number of reasons such as: The number of laborers is large and cheap, which helps Japan's outsourcing. But the most important thing is that the Japanese like to choose Vietnam because Vietnamese people easily command and obey, which many Japanese businesses love it.
@@hoangnguyen6008 The Vietnamese Communist Party got a lot of aid from the Soviet Union and the People's Republic of China because North Vietnam existed solely to reunify Vietnam. VNCH got support from the UNited States to develop their economy and have a different future that wasn't aligned with the Soviet Union or China. Shortly after VNCH lost, China did invade North Vietnam over differences, but North Vietnam still preaches Marxist Leninism for nothing, when their entire economy is market oriented. Everyone in the North died for nothing, all the Viet Cong died for nothing.
Despite being Vietnam’s largest export market, the U S is currently ranked as a third-tier diplomatic partner for Hanoi. The beggar (U Stay Away) is begging Vietnam to upgrade to 2nd tier Mặc dù là thị trường xuất khẩu lớn nhất của Việt Nam, Hoa Kỳ hiện được xếp hạng là đối tác ngoại giao cấp ba của Hà Nội. Kẻ ăn mày (U Stay Away=usa) đang van xin Việt Nam nâng cấp lên hạng 2
You have commented wrong, so wrong. Vietnamese just did and do that for supporting their families because the Viet cong has illegally run the government in VN from 1945 in the North and after April 1975 in the South of VN. Japanese do the same ways if they were in the same Vietnamese's situations as well.
The way I see it, Vietnam is trying to position ourselves as neutral, with an eventual goal of becoming a sort of Switzerland III (After Singapore and, of course, Switzerland). That said, we have some very deep ties to Moscow, with our brand of communism developing directly through Soviet communism, and with the USSR providing valuable aid during the Vietnam War, and the subsequent border war against China. We have normalized relations with China, but Anti-Chinese sentiments run very deep, what with China's long history of trying to eat us up like a snack, we probably would never view our neighbor to the north without a healthy modicum of wariness. With modern Russia proving to be a paper bear, and China being the hungry, expansionist empire it is, we have been distancing ourselves from the Communosphere as of late. Because we know for a fact that should China eventually take Taiwan, we'd be next on the menu.
???????????? what benefit does invading vietnam offer for china? taiwan is rightful chinese territory i don't agree with china occupying SCS islands, but you think china is going to invade you now? because of what, ancient times? and because china barely invaded 1mm on a map of vietnam because china was guaranteeing cambodia? meanwhile the us actually tried, and japan actually succeeding did you not get enough agent orange or something?
@@brendon1689 Vietnam's Mekong river in the South & Red river in the North :Both start from China and empty into the South China Sea via Vietnam / Because of Laos, Thailand & Cambodia / China will not choke off the Mekong and aggravate a drought in the "rice basket " in the South of VN. In Northern Vietnam, Honghe (Hồng Hà) River flows directly from Yunnan Province thru Vietnam to the sea. Despite being Vietnam’s largest export market, the United States is currently ranked as a third-tier diplomatic partner for Hanoi. (U Stay Away) is acting like a beggar asking Vietnam to upgrade to 2nd tier. National Geographic ( Jun 2014 ) magazine => The Cham : Descendants of Ancient Rulers of South China Sea Watch Maritime Dispute From Sidelines . ( In 1832, the emperor Minh Mang of the Nguyễn dynasty annexed the last Cham principality. It had put an end to the Kingdom of Champa, which once dominated the South China Sea )
베트남 투자 1위국은 한국이라고 알고 있어요. 일본이 투자한 태국은 지금도 휴대폰, 자동차 부품도 만들지 못합니다. 일본은 절대로 기술을 이전하지 않고 지배하려 합니다. 그러나 한국의 투자를 받는 베트남은 다를 겁니다. 중국도 한국의 투자와 기술 이전으로 선박, LCD, 휴대폰 등등을 만들게 되었고, 이제 베트남이 중국을 대신할 거라고 생각합니다. 베트남 화이팅!
I HATE TO MENTION IT BUUUT…I have been to Vietnam and the metro venture you mentioned which “aims” (very key word here) to stop congestion in HCMC is an abandoned or at least indefinitely halted project due to corruption that led to continued delays (according to a local). Go there and you will see both flags on signs posted on this partially finished metro system which looks abandoned. I love both countries and appreciate the bright side perspective of this video but I will say that it made me wonder about the details of the other projects you mentioned here. ❤🇯🇵🇻🇳
I want to update you that this metro line was put into operation earlier this year. I know that Vietnam still has many problems, including corruption (a problem that most countries encounter). I just want to say that if we want to develop, we need to limit negative things and promote things positive. Because if we just keep looking at bad problems or unhappy things in the past, we will forever treading water. The old generation has passed away but the new generation is still growing, we are all trying harder for ourselves and the next generation. Vietnam is gradually eliminating individuals/organizations that have been corrupt or harmful to the country's development. We will prove it and hope Japan will always stand together with Vietnam
The Vietnamese must be some kind of geopolitical masterminds , to be friendly with countries in North America , Africa , Europe , Asia , Australia , they’re even cool with Russia .
@@Channel17961 I don’t about masterminds but they’re definitely are winners , they do very well in their new homes. They all went from welfare and food stamps to doctors and business owners. Also we don’t really consider ourselves overseas nowadays , Mainland and Overseas we all Viets.
Amazing, how Japan, even though completely ravaged after WW2, managed to become a global superpower and cultural powerhouse in just a few decades. Of course, they did not achieve this alone, but with some aid from US. These days, you can see a bit of Japanese influence in so many countries (and maybe even in your place right now), whether its culture, history, entertainment and technology. A famous quote: "Defeat is not the end of Japan, In the future we will still be the strongest nation” - Emperor Hirohito
othet parts Japan are not really ravaged during the WWII expect the two cities which are nuked, Japan becomes rich in modern era because it takes the resources from its neighbors by invasion to industrialize itself, before WWII, like German, Japan has already industrialize, so they can recover quickly after WWII, so for other developping countries, it is impossible to copy the beginning of Japan's industrialization, after WWII, Japan is integrated into the western economical cycle, Japan's sea road is protected by US navy, under US military occupation and protection, Japan can foucu into economic development, the price is no one will consider Japan as an equal of US, or a leader of its own Sphere, if Germany manages to reconcile with other nations in Europe, becomes co-leaders of European Union ale to match with the US and China, Jaoan doesn't have this political capacity, today, no one will really consult or care Japan's opinion about the important international issues, since we know Japan will just follow instruction from US, there were many advantages to become US vassal or auxiliary, but the price is Japan loses its strategic independence, as you have said, Japan get aid from the US, it helped Japan to become successful, but it also limit Japan to go farer, the 80s US-Japan trade war is an example, Japan loses again, unable to resist, Japan surrender again, people in the West prefer Japan because Japan is wealthy, advanced, but domesticated by the West, unable to threaten the supremacy of the Western, we can give so many compliments to Japan's qualities, but no one will consider Japan as an equal of Greco-Roman civilization, or the US and EU today, unlike China, whcih has been the equal of Roman Empire which still exists today, the challenges for Japan is in more and more high-tech industrial fields, Japan loses its absolute advantage face to its Asian competitor, smartphone, PC, many electric appliances, Internet, civil drones, later it may be the automobile industry, and in aeronautics and aerospace, Japan has never dominated, the future of Japan will be more and more narrow, when we take a look how many States Members are inside Shanghai Cooperation Organization, AIIB, Silk Road Fund and the future enlarged BRICS organization, led by China, we will realize that, reinforcing the relationship between Japan and some Asian or Western countries is by far not enough to compete with China's global influence and domination, the zenith of Japan is becoming the strongest ally/side-kick of US in East Asia, Japan is a very successfully nation frim 1850 to the beginning of 21st centry, but no one can guarantee it will still be the case in the future, because in East Asia, there is only one Sun, when one rises again, the other will sink, the decline of Mongol Empore is an example,
With USA's treaty that provide national defense to Japan, just think how much of the percentage of the national budget not go into spending on national defense. That's a huge boost to the economic development. Plus, a high status of trading nations to the USA is huge too.
@@wanderngchopstcksii1078 everything has its advantage and its price, under US military occupation and protection, Japan can become a rich industrialized nation for several decades, but it loses definitively its strategic independence and the chance to become a great political power,
No bro I hate to say that but Strongest nation will be Chinese not japan ( japan don't even had potential that Vietnam have ) Beside that I'm still love japan bro 😂😂
@@vipham2158 China has many neighbors, even China becomes stronger, it will prefer doing business, building free trade zone, except Taiwan, China doesn't want other wars, Vietnam and China has already resolved land border dispute, so their land border is open, the next step is resolve the island problem, be optimistic, in 70s USSR has almost nuked China, but today they can retablish normal relationship, in yhe future, Vietnam will become richer and more industrialized, rhete wille have more cooperation,
AEON is read as e-on or ii-on, as in the word aeon, which means a very long period of time. In Japanese, we call it ii-oh-nn. It's a three syllable word.
Nguòi việt chúng tôi thích ngắn gọn khi nói cũng nhanh k chỉ từ nước ngoài. Nhiều từ trong nước còn dc rút gọn ví dụ đi xe ôm grab đọc" đi xe ôm g-rab." Nhiều người đọc "đi rab" vừa nhanh cũng hiểu được nội dung. Đặc biệt người miền nam viẹt nam họ dùng từ gọn mà cũng hiểu dc
It all boils down to securing favorable trade routes in ASEAN and blocking trade routes from China and South Korea when needed. Its the reason why China is investing so heavily in central Asia to secure the other trade route in case the ones going through the taiwan- philippine strait or through Japan get cut off by any reason.
I think it is only natural that China would consider economic security, but if China's trade routes were to be cut off, I can only imagine that would be if China had a problem. The reason is simple: uncertainty and dishonesty in government and financial economy, just like China's inability to join the TPP. But China will not admit it, and like Russia's Vladimir Putin, they will never admit their mistakes or ambitions. Authoritarian states will do anything to protect themselves. In this sense, Vietnam is a winner. They are far more trusted than China.
@@fromfareastindy8234 why is the "inability" to join the tpp, an american diplomatic strategy that ended up doing nothing, a bad thing? even americans think the tpp was a failed project, why do you feel the need to suck it off? it's just another diplomatic standoff anyways. btw, the us has the ability to deny mexico and canada the ability to support the chinese application, talk about authoritarian. at least china keeps to its own country instead of running around and bombing little kids everywhere
I think the key value that the Vietnamese should follow in light of Japan is creativity. Despite japanese society being extremely rigorous and uniform, they still exhibit creativity and innovation that Vietnam needs to learn.
@@willt9721 Not all Japanese has them. But i think Japanese has ignorance to others in the world and enthusiasm to their interests in good way. And what makes them possible is 100 million total middle class. I think economical expansion in Vietnam will give innovation and creativity.
Vietnam seems to have forgotten what Japan did to Vietnam 1941 to 1945. Japan also caused massive destruction to many other countries in Asia. People who said should forget that past just don't know the details what were destroyed by Japanese
Not very sure about Vietnam's future. Manufacturing is likelier to be the first to be either automated or uncompetitive. Service sector is relatively weak. The country is aging. In the end tourism is probably the only reliable industry in the future, but the glory days would have long since gone.
In my opinion, its not bright however, too soon to call it grim. We did make a rather hasty transition to industrialization, albeit for a reasonable cause, and adapting the 2 children system for population control surely had made it worse than anyone of the time could have imagined. Now with an aging population VN possibly has like a 1 to 2 decades window to get more foreign companies to set up factories in designated tech hub to guarantee a long time financial commitment while waiting for Japan to solve the population puzzle. Since the political power ia centralized in one party in VN the gorv should, hopefully, be able to make use of this time window since its the only time when having one central power is a good idea.
If you think the future of Vietnam is uncertain, at least it has the brightest future in his area. And in the world, Southeast Asia is highly valued in the future, so the future of Vietnam is good for me.
There are cranes in Saigon in every direction. I saw construction sites the size of some small countries (Singapore), for the new airport. I think Viet Nam will be fine.
Japanese discriminate against Asians. The Japanese perceive the Vietnamese as monkeys rather than humans, and the Southeast Asians as low-intelligence and short creatures.
Doubt they will they barely talk about Thailand yet alone nothing on Cambodia, Laos, and Burma! They are more focused on Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Vietnam
do a video n south korea in Vietnam. South KORea is the #1 investor in Vietnam for numerous years and has helped Vietnam grow more than any other countries
Japanese discriminate against Asians. The Japanese perceive the Vietnamese as monkeys rather than humans, and the Southeast Asians as low-intelligence and short creatures.
@@user-hkkn1kyls6hevb8v wow, what a big difference!!!!!!!!! vietnamese lands, vietnamese culture, vietnamese people, located in asia but no, japan was obviously invading france, surely now
Japan : other parts were not really ravaged during the WWII except the two cities which were nuked. Japan became rich in modern era because it took the resources from its neighbors by invasion to industrialize itself ; before WWII, like Germany, Japan had already industrialized, so they could recover quickly after WWII . After WWII, Japan is integrated into the western economical cycle, Japan's sea road is protected by US navy, under US military occupation and protection, Japan can focus into economic development. The price is no one will consider Japan as an equal of US, or a leader of its own Sphere. There were many advantages to become US vassal or auxiliary, but the price is Japan loses its strategic independence ; Japan got aid from the US, it helped Japan to become successful, but it also limited Japan to go farer... the 80s US-Japan trade war was an example, Japan lost again, unable to resist, Japan surrendered again.
@@JeiHS There were no Russian/Chinese troops on the ground. Americans did not know there had been black French Viet kids born before during colonial times before there were black wAr-mericans Viet kids later with Yankees soldiers on the ground ( above Cu Chi tunnels )
Once Japan chilled out they became pretty cool, they don't want you to move there but they do like you doing well in your own country, and that's something anyways lol
If viwtnam had not been regularly waged by Japan.France.USA.China, Vietnam's economy would have been different. You should be proud that your country has been peacefully developed for a long time
Despite being Vietnam’s largest export market, the U S is currently ranked as a third-tier diplomatic partner for Hanoi. The beggar (U Stay Away) is begging Vietnam to upgrade to 2nd tier
Most important trade route in the world: each year the amount of goods passing through the Strait of Malacca into the South China Sea and vice versa ... is worth "mucho moolah" US and Japan both understand that China cannot monopolize the South China Sea / The islands and rocks "reformed" by China into military bases in the Spratlys are like a blood clot with the economic lifeblood of the US and Japan
Japan owes Vietnam more than investment developments. Japan was responsible for the 2 million deaths of Vietnamese by starvation during their occupation in Vietnam during WW2
I'm glad the 2 countries are collaborating. As a Vietnamese American, I want my people to do well, and Japan is a good role model for development. Now, if only China can keep it's nose out of the equation. 😰
I am Vietnamese and i'm happy if Japan wants to cooperate with Vietnam. However, Japan of today has lost most of its assets and secrets, there is not much we can work with each other. Japanese companies are just too slow and losing out of everything from semiconductor to automobile. This is so sad. If only Japan is not caged by the USA, perhaps their society would not be lackluster as it is now, and they may still maintain their competitiveness and we can both work toward mutual success. But for now i'm very reluctant thinking about working with Japan.
Japan is not "caged by the USA". Japan's situation is of it's own making: too much debt, too slow to adapt from outdated economic models, overegulation, and high taxes.
Japan played a significant role in building Vietnam's economy through investments and aid. What sets their relationship apart and makes it special? Let us know down below!
over 50% foreign investments in Vietnam are Chinese now.
Japan importing slave from Vietcong
@@mikezhang2351 no
@@mikezhang2351 is it in your dream? :))
@@_blackhole6150 where does Vietnam export its products most?😁😂 jerk
2013, late Prime Minister Abe Shinzo chose to visit Vietnam as his first country after re-taking office. In 2020, former PM Suga Yoshihide also chose Vietnam as his first visit after becoming PM. Most recently, PM Kishida Fumio welcomed Vietnamese PM as his first foreign leader visitor to Japan after H.E. Fumio took office. In 2023, Vietnam is also one of the few countries that Japan invited to attend (as a guest) of G7 when Japan host G7 in Hiroshima. Japan also invited Vietnam as a guest in G20 meeting when they presided several years ago. The diplomatic relationship between two country flourishes. Japan and VN will be celebrating 50 years of diplomatic relationship this year. I hope both nations and people can enjoy freedom and happiness.
Japan had played a big role in reconstructing the global supply chain and the late Shinzo also had the foresight to subsidies Japanese companies to move out of mainland China in Spring 2020 - far before any other country had begun to do so. Beijing's tariff hike against AU's minerals which ultimately cause an energy price hike or worse "unannounced/sudden shut down" was one of the 3 main factors that cause many factories to be in the Red.
This year's G7+ was indeed sufficient as if it's being forged to replace the existing G20 while Moscow/Beijing make their own circle to maintain their political position.
The Emperor of Japan has only visited one country in the past 20 years: Vietnam
@@trongduynguyen7141 the former Japanese Emperor choose Vietnam as his last ever country to visit before his abdication
For what, by pass these workers to Japan just to be treated as slave
As a Vietnamese labor working in Japan, I really appreciate Japan's contribution and also like the people here. My boss and co-workers, majority of them are friendly, warm, helpful,... but some individuals are quite cold and even rude. I also hope that Yen exchange rate could rise higher, so we could help our family and country more efficiently. We are working really hard 10-12 hours a day in the f*ckin hot summer for this economy and we deserve true value of salary.
As a Vietnamese, basically, we hope the rest of the world would give us a chance, and you guys did, we're not perfect but we appreciate your help, not only Japan but other countries as well, and mutual benefits are what you're going to get if you help us, so thank you Japan
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@@tiendung1095go back to school kid
Japan has help alot of developing nations. Here in the Philippines, when I was a kid in the 90s I always hear in my mother's office in the government of how JICA help them through trainings and supplies. On the streets I see fly overs with Japanese flag in them. And in our MRTs there are metal plates with Mitsubishi written on them. Most of our current Coast Guard patrol boats both donated and new came from Japan and there are 3 more brand new large ones to follow. Now, Japan is still helping the country in building one of the most largest project in the country our first subway with little interest loan compared to what China offers. Thank you Japan.
Hello, im part of JICAs aid in Uganda. Im an environmental educator volunteer working with community development and tourism, based off my experience. Currently we are constructing a flyover in busy Kampala (not my sector but we promote ourselves as a whole).Said projects and all the billions invested are worth so much more with a single thank you. I personally cherish your comment as it gives me a sense of delayed gratification, knowing that in the future our aid programs will be appreciated. We are usually welcomed with open arms just by saying we are Japanese, and Im glad its still that way. Thanks for your kind words, you made my working week better :)
China's 50 cent army: 😠😠😡😡🤬🤬
As a Japanese, I am very happy to hear those words. I am grateful to our predecessors who created a country that is appreciated by other countries.
I only wish the best for the future of Japan and the Philippines.
@Sean Edward Diaz The video is talking about how Japan is helping Vietnam. So it means Japan is also part of the video not only Vietnam. I was only stating how Japan is helping developing countries like Vietnam and what's best to say it is by means showing examples from my own experiences here in my own developing country the Philippines. Even if I want to, I cannot give examples from Vietnam because it might not be that accurate and it may end up for me lying.
Greeting from Japan. Our enemy is CCP.
I think Japan and Vietnam share certain values, like honesty and hard work and win win business philosophies, I think this is a big factor I have visited and love both countries many times.
I do not agree with hard work, globalization has a huge gap between the rich and the poor, the effort itself will not be rewarded, should be through more technological development, as well as guide technology to serve to reduce the burden of people, rather than increasing human work.
As for honesty, I also feel that it is not very realistic in today's world because the United States, as the dominant player in the world, has not served to lead people toward honesty and trustworthiness, and has even exacerbated injustice and hatred. This spirit can be realized unless the world can live without the domination of the powerful.
@@cloudywong1432 the americans lack of honesty is one of the main reasons they are going extinct. im talking about a population of lazy people, or people who would rather cheat or steal or kill than work or make a good product. i am a little lost by your comment.
Honesty? Prob not. People in Vietnam mostly are struggling to make ends meet. Money speaks to them to survive at the moment. I think they are nice to you because you are a foreigner. For Vietnamese that go back to visit? Their families will guilt trip, demand money, and use them out of their moneys worth.
For relationship between Japan and Vietnam at a higher level? Yeah it’s great! But at lower levels such as business owners and such… I heard horror stories of human labor abuse to discrimination to Vietnamese. Some Vietnamese right now don’t trust the Japanese because of this. I hope the government between them can iron out these issues tho.
Tks pro❤❤❤
Tôi người vn rất yêu quý và kính trọng sự giúp đỡ của người Nhật, chính phủ nhật
Usa & Japan đều hiểu rằng không thể để China độc bá Biển Đông.
Con đường thương mại quan trọng nhất hoàn cầu: mỗi năm số lượng hàng hóa ( Japan, Usa) đi ngang qua eo biển Malacca vào biển Đông và ngược lại ...trị giá $ ?
Các đảo, bãi đá được Trung Quốc “cải tạo” thành căn cứ quân sự ở Trường Sa được ví như cục máu đông huyết mạch kinh tế của Mỹ và Nhật Bản.
In the late ‘80s I was attending college and sat down next to a crying Vietnamese lady (boat people). I asked her why she was crying and she said because she would never see her family again. I told her not to cry and not worry that she would she her family. She asked me, How? I told her, ‘One day Vietnam will need to rebuild and need money. Then, they’ll want American and foreign money and you’ll be able to go back.’ I think she believed me, she stopped crying.
Some of the millions of Vietnamese refugees, immigrants, and migrants never ever met or reunited with their families until their death. Rest in Peace for their families' grave
Hanoi is most polluted city in Southeast Asia, and that's one of the reasons Covid-19 have been killing way more Vietnamese than citizens of neighboring countries, as persistent pollution severely damage lungs and make them vulnerable to infections. The young, the old, and the handicaps are permanent 5th class citizens under the Vietnamese Commie regime, as the disadvantaged members of the society are often taken advantages of by others with no safety net nor societal protection whatsoever (fairly common sights are tattered pre-teeny kids and old men and women in their 60's, 70's begging or selling lottery tickets on the streets), and almost everyone 95% of population get abuses by the utterly corrupt and brutal Vietnamese Commie regime as their lands can be robbed by it anytime. Even during the pandemic when most countries provided aids to their citizens, the ruling Vietnamese Commies not only didn't provide aids (only about 1% received them and those were usually the members of privileged Commie ruling class or their own associates. Yes, they took citizens' tax money to selectively give it to themselves) coordinated with each other to exploit the citizens even more with their dangerous nostril test kits (made by their shell company Việt á) that they falsely claimed of having been approved by World Health Organization (WHO). The result was deadly, as tens of thousands of people died needlessly. Yes, these ruling Vietnamese Commie lowlifes saw the pandemic as another great opportunity not to help but to make money out of the already indigent Vietnamese citizens most of whom could barely survive after being steered like animals by the brutal Vietnamese Commie military police into barbwired, unhygienic quarantined areas sleeping on the floors with inadequate food, water, toilet, beds, and medicine. All true. Do your research. Caveat emptor! Search for patients lying on concrete floors in hospital corridors and even under beds from Google Images. Torrential floods essentially all over the country half of the year, while HCM is a sinking city.
Nice fake story😂
@@maratakaxubasa1911 You must be a bot.
Did the Americans rebuild VN ?...they had dropped 270 million Custer bombs over Laos and never spent a penny to clear...still 80 million remaining.
Vietnam (and usually SE Asia as a whole) is the only country I've been to where they don't look down on Americans. I had a tour guide say "we defeat America, now you come vacation here, spend your money, share our culture, like our food, why would we care what happen so long ago"
as a vietnamese i have to admit that there are so many tour guides in our country out there with poor english speaking skills/lack of socializing experieces. me myself have seen a lot of time when they can't even elaborate what they are having on their mind and then just spit out random none comprehend stuffs
@@dogshitgovernment this guy seemed to be pretty fluent but who knows
You are funny
I mean they have been dealing with the Chinese for centuries and they're kinda chill with them nowadays. It's not a surprise
I mean he not wrong, it important of to teach young gen how hard we fought to protect our nation but in the end there's no reason to hate each other anymore
A small personal note as a 90s Vietnamese kid living in the biggest port city during the era, Japanese products are something extremely popular and admired. Many locals who worked on ship were able to make huge deals by importing the 2nd hand electronic goods; many Northern parents generation had experienced the programs that exchange Vietnamese locals coming to Japan to study; mostly poor students who got high academic potential but could not afford financial status for abroad studying; it shows that Japan has chosen Vietnam in different ways of approaching long ago. Since then, the Japanese are highly respected and looked up to by locals; the relationship continues to my generation as Millennials; many of my fellows coming to Japan for exchange programs, or stories of locals coming to Japan for low-level work; its just sad that many left a bad reputation for the Vietnamese community in Japan somehow
Hai Phong?
Many Vietnamese workers in Japan find it difficult to transition to a developed lifestyle/living standard. Some resort to loans to pay off service fees on Vietnam side. So when facing hardship or a strenuous work life in Japan, they began to steal things to increase their incomes. A systematic problem that requires the co-operation between both government to solve.
It is true that some Vietnamese who have gone to Japan often commit crimes such as theft in Japan. Because of this, in recent years the reputation of the Vietnamese seems to be gradually becoming less good than it used to be. But basically, many Japanese people know that Vietnamese, like Japanese, are hardworking and serious people. And they also feel sorry for them because they know that they commit such crimes out of poverty due to high loan repayments. We must expose unscrupulous businessmen in Vietnam who make people who want to go to Japan take out unreasonable loans for exorbitant amounts of money when they should not have gone there yet.
The Vietnamese people, who defended their country many times from the radical invasions of the Mongol Empire and the United States, and continued to fight even after being occupied by the Empire of Japan, are truly strong. I respect you as a Japanese.
On the behalf on my country, though as a normal feud i totally appreciate your respectation.
Also defended against China in 1979. The terrain is a great defensive advantage.
Vietnamese Commie regime has been Commie China's puppet since 1944 when Chinese puppet Ho Chi Minh brought the Commie Chinese flag (red flag with central yellow star) from Fujian Province, China and made it the flag of North Vietnamese Commie and later the flag of the whole country, replacing the authentic one (yellow with 3 horizontal red stripes) of 2000 years since the Trung Sisters from year 40 A.D. and Than Thai King of Vietnam. Commie Ho Chi Minh's deadly land-reform was also modeled after Commie Mao's deadly land-reform, which modeled after Commie Lenin's deadly land-reform 1920's. Other than the gap 1979-1989 when Vietnamese Commies followed Soviet in response to Soviet-Sino split, Vietnamese Commie regime has been a loyal lapdog of Chinese Commie regime for decades since 1944. In Spratly Island Massacre 1988 (see UA-cam video of the same name), Commie Vietnam's Defense Minister Le Duc Anh ordered Vietnamese sailors to stand unarmed in shallow water to be live target for Commie Chinese Navy's live gunship so that Commie China could take over the islands easily. He was then promoted by Commie China to be Commie Vietnam's president 4 years later in 1992. All anti-China protests in Vietnam have been swiftly crushed by Commie Vietnamese minions. Even during the Covid pandemic, Vietnamese Commies had to ask their masters for permission (not granted) to close its northern border. All true. Do your research!
They beat the Mongols three times, beat the French, and beat the Chinese several times.
@@anthonybird546 I forgot about the French. The Vietnamese beat them so bad that the French artillery commander committed suicide. There was a great segment on that in Ken Burns Vietnam documentary.
Japan now may not in the top list investor to Vietnam as past few years but Japan have a long long good impaction and influent on Vietnam so far. It is really good for a developing country get the support from a develop country as Japan is doing not only short time, it is a few decade already.
Beside of the improve of economic system, I can feel that we get much more benefit than that from the Aid system, infrastructure system and community project or even we can learn from them a lot (not all are good but so many good things) such as working mindset, organizing things and a lot of other things...we can name it.
Any investment to my country is really value to us but for which the investment can help us developing our country about the country's image, our voice in the global or improve the life style, education, aid, infrastructure, community, green energy....it is a gold and not so many FDI can do it as Japan.
Thank you Japan a lot!!!
vietnam is awesome. 🇮🇪❤🇻🇳
thank you 🇮🇪 ❤️
Besides the fact that one country has the money, (and the other doesn't), what really sets their relationship apart and makes it special is their mutual distrust of China.
Sau năm 1945 .Người Nhật đã rất tử tế với thế giới nói chung & VN nói riêng .Chúc mừng 2 nước đã ở quan hệ ngoại giao cao nhất hôm qua 27/11/23.Tôi đã có 9 năm tuổi trẻ của mình làm việc ở Nhật Bản & đó là quê hương thứ 2 của tôi nếu dc chọn!!!
In fact, Japan invest in Thailand more than Vietnam. Vietnam is the second choice after Thailand, even the third choice behind Indonesia in Southeast Asia. A lot of Japanese automobile, electronics companies in the above countries, and Japanese-owned factories in Indo/Thailand export car and dominate Vietnam importing market.
Korea, Singapore, Taiwan and Hongkong are top 4 largest investors by accumulated FDI (until 1/2023).
chẳng hiểu gì. nhật bản là nhà đầu tư lớn thứ 2 ở việt nam là số liệu trước covid. nói chung kinh tế nhật đang khó khăn nên thành ra nó rơi ra ngoài bảng xếp hạng. còn việt nam là lựa chọn thứ 2 thì nó chỉ đúng từ trước 2017 thôi. tính theo lũy kế thì thái lan vẫn đc đầu tư nhiều nhất nhưng 6 năm gần đây, indo hoặc việt nam mới là nơi nhật bản đầu tư nhiều nhất. hiện tại thái lan già hóa dân số với mức sinh quá thấp, 0.3 và nhiều nhà máy tại nhật bản đang dần chuyển sang các nơi khác vì giá nhân công rẻ hơn. cái duy nhất mà thái lan giữ chân được nhật bản là hệ thống các doanh nghiệp công nghệ phụ trợ tương đối hoàn chỉnh và mức lương 7700 đô/người/năm và sẽ có xu hướng ko tăng quá nhiều trong nhưng năm tới do vướng vào bẫy thu nhập trung bình-một điều khá trớ trêu khi chính họ từng cố gắng thoát cái bẫy đó mà ko được.
Are Korea, Singapore, Taiwan, and Hong Kong the top 4 largest investors in Vietnam?
@@superwealthy4653 As far as I see, It only happen in q1 2023. However, in the whole time Japan is still a top 4 largest investors in Vietnam.
Cumulatively, Korea and Japan have been the top 2 investors in Vietnam through the years. As for Japan large investments in Thailand and Indonesia, that was due to a longer history of Japanese presence there for many years and their supply chains. Huge waves of investments from Japan pouring into Vietnam started roughly 15 yrs ago. Similar case with Korea.
Yeah. Thailand is number one. Thailand is above everything. The Earth revolves around the Sun, but the Sun revolves around Thailand. At the United Nations meeting, everyone held their breath waiting for Thailand to sit down. When the Thai husband entered the door, the mother hurriedly covered the child's mouth. Thai is taught in all primary schools around the world. Thailand is very kind, so when imperialist and colonial countries ask who can help, Thailand raises its hand first. Thailand is very modest, so in the process of development, Thailand waits for other countries to catch up, because what Thailand took nearly 100 years to achieve in other countries (China, Vietnam and South Korea) only took 30 years.
NHẬT BẢN 🇯🇵 là những nhà đầu tư nghiêm túc, còn TRUNG QUỐC 🇨🇳 đầu tư một thời gian, họ sẽ tạo ra lý do để trì hoãn dự án và tìm cách tăng chi phí xây dựng, hoặc gài bẫy nợ.
NHẬT BẢN 🇯🇵 chắc chắn là nhà đầu tư đáng tin cậy nhất cho các quốc gia đang phát triển vì họ luôn đặt Uy tín lên hàng đầu. Tuy vậy, có một vài công tt gặp sự cố khi làm dự án ở Việt Nam nhưng đó không phải là đa số.
Vietnamese like to bash China and praise any possible counter-balance to China. Well that's unfortunately part of Vietnamese identity. What happen to the Saigon subway contracted to the Japanese? What happen to the north-south express railway contracted to the Japanese? Both have been heavily delayed and suffered serious cost over-run!
The north-south express rail, Japan is now charging US$38 million per kilometer. China cost would be US$27 million per km. Completion estimate? 2045-2050! China built the Laos express rail for $6 billion, with many more mountains and tunnels that no other country would want to do. So that's "Japan advantage" for Vietnam?
The Vietnam Saigon subway also has the same cost over-run and delay.
Vietnamese please know: counterweights of China are not your friends, despite however much you wish them to be.
@@dantse2012able China’s current friends are Burmese military government, North Korea, and Russia. What country aspiring to join the modern world wants to join such a team?
@@stevens1041 dù bạn có thanh minh như thế nào thì người trung quốc cũng không đáng được cả thế giới tôn trọng.
Có vài dự án đường sắt mà Nhậy vẫn chưa làm xong còn Trung nó làm xong rồi! Những hỗ trợ về kinh tế là điều người Nhật phải làm vì họ đã lấy đi rất nhiều thứ trong chiến tranh! Không tự dưng họ làm vậy!
@@Visible_firstđồng ý. Nhưng đó chỉ đếm trên đầu ngon tay. Còn Trung Quốc thì sao?
This is why anyone born in the 80s and 90s read mangas and watched animes not western superheroes BS 😂😂
Our childhood so Awesome with Doreamon and Conan the reputative detector
@@danmatt5065 For me, It was Dragonballs and Itto
dont forget super sentai
One easy answer is lack of labours in Japan.
Japan imports large numbers of people from overseas, especially from Vietnam, under the guise of a Technical Intern Training Program, but their treatment is very poor and they face many problems.
Some mentioned about Vietnamese crime in Japan, but I think this is mostly not their fault, but the fault of Japanese society.
I have been to Vietnam and I know how kind Vietnamese people are, so I don't want them to have a hard time in Japan.
Yeah i was in japan and saw so many viet workers… even a sign in Vietnamese asking for workers to sign up in Osaka
😅
So pay the compensation for the famine in 45 years that your country caused us, just like you paid for South Korea.
Hope Japanese people don’t come to America.
Thailand and Indonesia are the most significant investment of Japan in Asean, not Vietnam
yeah, but Japan is now focus on Vietnam since Thailand and Indonesia are already poppin' off and doing good with their investment. Meanwhile in the Philippines, they stop investing or decrease investing because of corruption in National Government level.
@@ErnPrivado damn, what a waste, in Vietnam there a lot of Filipino livings in Saigon, they are so friendly and sing very well
Perhaps the video creator cut out only the fact that "Japan is the country with the largest amount of ODA assistance to Vietnam.
But rest assured, Vietnam will continue to be an important partner for Japan, and we respect it.
Frankly speaking, Japan trusts the Association of Southeast Asian Nations more than China.
That is why we established the TPP. (China, with its huge market, can't get in even if they wanted to because no one trusts them.
@@ErnPrivado but the HQ of ADB is in manila. I think the poor infrastructure facilities and separated land mass in the country make the Philippines a less desirable investment destination.
@@ErnPrivado I'm not really sure if you know this but here in the Philippines Japan had always been 2nd or 3rd largest investor after Singapore which is more than the US and China. It is just not that popularly known because people usually only think of China or other western nations when it comes to investments. True there were some closures like Nissan but if you search there are still many known Japanese manufacturing companies still active in the Philippines like Mitsubishi, Toyota and Bandai just to name some. And as of February after our president went to Japan there were several Japanese companies pledging to put up factories here in the Philippines. Let's not also forget the current several infrastructure Japanese investments happening everywhere here in the Philippines especially the largest one the 1st Philippine subway currently being built.
We Vietnamese always look upon Japan with respect and admiration.
weebs
love china，not japan
@@user-fn8in9lo4h Vietnamese secretly hates China lol
@@user-fn8in9lo4h What has China done for vietnam??? support khmer rouge regime in cambodia which kill many vietnamese, and invade vietnam after usa withdraws
@@user-fn8in9lo4h virus china
🙏 Thanks to Japan's help , Goods & Products with Made in Vietnam , Made in Thailand & Made in Indonesia tags have been received & respected as of Higher Workmanship & Craftmanship Quality! 🙏🌷🌿🌎💜🕊
Nhật Bản là nước duy nhất nhận tội gây ra chiến với Việt Nam. Họ thật đáng kính trọng. Nhật Bản đã thông qua các khoản đầu tư, chuyển giao công nghệ giúp người dân Việt Nam có công việc ổn định, tái thiết đất nước để được như ngày hôm nay. Không giống như Mỹ, Trung, Hàn,... mặc dù gây chiến với Việt Nam nhưng luôn tìm cách phủ nhận, thậm chí còn vu khống Việt Nam. Đặc biệt là Hàn Quốc và Trung Quốc, thường xuyên tạc lịch sử Việt Nam.
ベトナムは日本にとって非常に重要なパートナーです。これからも関係を強化し、ベトナムと日本両国の発展に繋げていきたい。
Khoản bồi thường đó bọn Việt Nam Cộng hòa được nhận được chúng nó không phải nạn nhân những nạn nhân ở miền Bắc có được đâu
🇯🇵🤝🇻🇳
과대망상이 심하시네 한국인들은 베트남의 역사에 관심이 없어요 😂
@@user-dellshp I think japanese language is a cool language
🙏 Thank You So Much Japan for helping to build~up many South East Asian Countries's industries & economies over the decades! 🙏 Arigato Gozaimasu! 🌷🌿🌎💜🕊🇯🇵
(I am a Japanese citizen who has never left Japan.) No wonder recently the descriptions on the back of packages of various processed foods such as spaghetti sauce in retort pouches that are cheap in supermarkets have changed from being made in China to being made in Vietnam. It stands out to be in my country..
No you dont..
Certainly, products made in China are being replaced by products from other countries. It may or may not be related to this video at all. I'm not sure.
Perhaps the reason for the replacement in the first place is that labor costs are rising in the manufacturing industry in China. In addition to that and other factors, in order to avoid the influence of the CCP, foreign companies that were operating the manufacturing industry are withdrawing from China.
Well, Vietnam may get some opportunities, Well, I can't say for sure...as a Japanese too www
Japanese products were the first to enter the Vietnamese market after the war. Rice cookers, motor bikes, fridges, and even manga... That's the reason why JP culture is so popular now. Top 3 motor bikes brands in VN are all JP.
Japan is our friend for ASEAN. Not China, they just look out for themselves. Banzai!
bro could have said anything to represent japan as friendly, and he chose banzai, the thing asian villagers heard before they got rushed down and slaughtered 💀
@@brendon1689yea, tbh I don't see japan much different as any other countries, they just try to be... friendly/happy/positive towards benifactor. You do have good point about the choice of word given it's historical implication 🤣
To say Japan chooses Vietnam is kind of disingenuous. Japan invested 30 Billion ODA for 30 years, but Japan invested 506 billion USD ODA to China for the past 40 years. Does it mean Japan choose China more than Vietnam? All of the investments described in the video, Japan did them to China and did them more. So this is more likely a narrative piece to promote Japan to Vietnamese people, to shift their perception on Japan in the WWII, and to build friendly relationship countering China. But in reality, as the data shown, Japan is always calculating and all these "investments" never equal "Country A chooses Country B"
Vietnamese are very social and out going people. Japanese are more reserve. 2 completely different culture. Different foods, different ways of thinking. So it’s interesting that they get along.
Between Indonesia, Thailand and Vietnam, the choice for economy growth is 1) Vietnam 2) Thailand....Common sense
I also noticed that a lot of Japanese anime studios have outsourced the talent to Vietnamese artist. I notice a lot Vietnamese surnames on my anime credits nowadays.
Vietnam is so cool ! I hope that its continued economic rise will not need to depend on imports of Chinese labour as manufacturing quality will suffer, as Japanese and other foreign companies soon discovered when they started production in China. Nobody needs tofu-dreg products. Great country! Just subscribed today after finding this channel. Will be checking in every day.
It is good for Asian countries to help each other
Yes, in fact, China, Japan, Korea and Southeast Asia, India and Arabia, if they all unite, I believe everyone can enjoy all the delicious and bountiful food they eat without having to worry about how should spend their money on things for the day.
As a Chinese, I don't want East Asia and all of Asia to fall into hatred at all.
This video does not detail how Japan invaded Vietnam in 1940 and killed an estimated 1 to 2 million deaths because the Japanese seized the Vietnamese rice and starved people to death.
介绍1979年中国怎样抢夺越南人的财产
The Japanese government offered to compensate Vietnam for war losses (the Japanese fascist caused a famine that killed 2 million Vietnamese from 1943-1946). But the Vietnamese government refused, and finally the Japanese government decided to invest in the Vietnamese economy to show their sincerity.
🐄🐮🌶️🐄🌶️🐮. In redcow’s brain 🧠just only war war and war😅😅😅
@@bourbon369 NASA and the Congress are working on a plan to send all the homeless living on pavements in Made in China plastic tents to the moon , not Cu Chi tunnels
Thôi b đừng mõm nữa, bọn nó đầu tư sinh lời chứ ở đó mà vì bồi thường ctr😅
@@leuckhanh2957 Ủa đương nhiên phải sinh lời mới duy trì đầu tư. Chứ bạn nghĩ quốc gia nào đầu tư sớm vào Việt Nam? Không có nguồn vốn ngoại lấy đâu ra lực cho Việt Nam bung lụa :|
Interesting gesture from Vietnam. So was the following from Japan
In the 2000s, Japan and Korea quickly jumped in to dominate the Vietnamese market, and fierce competition with China, Japan and Korea knocked China out of the Vietnamese market.
joke. In the 2000s, China was almost as poor as Vietnam, and there were almost no local international companies. None of them entered the Vietnamese market, so how could they be squeezed out of the Vietnamese market by Japan and South Korea? But now is the time for Chinese companies to quickly enter and dominate the Vietnamese market and kick out Japanese and Korean companies. Like Vietnam decades ago, most of the economy is dominated by Chinese.
I mean China market share still abundant but the public in general and the government even doesn’t like China that much
@@minhvu7256 China is the 2nd biggest superpower, and without them Vietnam is unable to get out of the middle-income trap. And there is no way 'Japan and Korea' knock China out of the Vietnamese market', where to back up that confident claim? I'm Viet and I like China as long as they come for business and we know how to deal with China.
@@ledanglove ahh hoàn toàn đồng ý Việt Nam cần Trung Quốc nhưng cả dần và chính phủ mình đều không muốn bị lệ thuộc vào nó nhưng mà thực tế thì Hàn và Nhật đầu tư cho Việt Nam nhiều hợ Trung Quốc
@@ledanglove second “Superpower”? In which area China qualified as Superpower? GDP ranking is not a measure of power.
I would like to thank Japan for what your country has done for us over the years, especially under the late Prime Minister Abe Shinzō. I know that in the past Vietnam had animosity with Japan, especially in 1945. But the two countries have drawn closer together
on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between Vietnam and Japan. I wish Vietnam - Japan relations continue to develop further and cooperate in more fields
🇻🇳🤝🇯🇵🎌
1973-2023
animosity is an understatement for rape, murder, and pillaging
@@brendon1689
and the famine in Vietnam in 1945
@@brendon1689 🇨🇳🤣
@@quynhdang6848 ?
I hope Japan will choose Philippines as well
create the conditions to be worth investing in first
Despite being Vietnam’s largest export market, the U S is currently ranked as a third-tier diplomatic partner for Hanoi.
The beggar (U Stay Away) is begging Vietnam to upgrade to 2nd tier
Always " Chopsticks Civilization " !
Philipin có amerrican trùm rồi
Vietnam is a good strategic partner for Japan with regard to China
vietnam always be beat by us before，they don't dare it
Try it.
@@user-fn8in9lo4h Try it. all talk wu mao
@@tammyho6698 tried it before，vietnam lost
@@user-fn8in9lo4h China invaded Vietnam in 1979 and left in fear after 60 days.
Taiwan also spent a lot of aid into Vietnam as well.
You can also talk about Japan also sending a lot of home goods to Vietnam during the 60s-70s, at least in the southern sector.
Yes, Taiwanese companies are the first foreign companies to develop in Vietnam. Taiwanese businessmen set up factories in Vietnam earlier than South Korea and Japan
Wow the narrator did pronounce the name "Việt Nam" with correct tone instead of "Viết Nam" as an English word. Great job!
If only he pronounced AEON properly.
I love a bowl of FoBo and a barn me for breakfast mmm ngon
Japan is a true leader of the east. Japan shows leadership in the region by constructive actions such as providing education and investments. The Chinese on the other hand just being a bully.
Japan did not have Cu Chi tunnels ! Leader ?
in fact, Japan is leader of none Regional or International Organization except Asian development bank,
in G7 or other Organizations dominated by US and Europe, no one will really care Japan's opinion, Japan just need to follow the decisions and instructions made by its superiors,
meanwhile, China is the leader or co-leaders of Shanghai Cooperation Organization, AIIB, OROB, BRICS, RCEP...
for its very few number adversaries, China is an "bully", but for most countries in Latin America, Arab World, Stans nations, Black Africa... China is their hope,
🇯🇵>>>🇷🇺🇰🇵🚀
Ponerse del lado de China sólo conducirá a la corrupción.
@@Emilechen superiors? I can only say one superior that is US and other EU nations are not really superior at all. This doesn't mean US is better than Japan; it simply means US is the strongest out of all. Geopolitics is all about strength. China wouldn't have much strength if not for the population.
@@ericsohn5084 yeah, i don't mean which people or nation is superior in reality, but US political status is higer than Japan and SK,
both Japan and South Korea are under US occupation and protection, so how can they be really equal?
as long as a nation is too dependant of another, it can't obtain the equality,
and about China, she has the capacity to reunite itself again and again when other great emprires with large population collpase definitely, such is her strength,
Japan+South Korea+Russia+India all together have a total population, amount of natural resources and area larger than China alone, but their total GDP is still lower than China alone,
That title makes Vietnam sound like a pokemon.
True lol
poor choice of words, absolute peak comedy attached
This should be the top comment
Well America felling same way Pokémon Japanese and South Korean pay 10 billion to protect by America . Haaaaa
It’s no wonder that Vietnam and Thailand are both kinda independent in economic affairs with lots of investment by Japan and Japan hopes that it maintains a good relationship to counter against China’s territorial ambitions in the region
Excellent strategy. None of the ASEAN countries are threatening others, and they greatly appreciate all the investments made. No reason to make in China anymore.
China doesn't have any more territorial amibitions against Vietnam. Especially since China's economy is rising high and population is declining there is no need for new territory. China has enough.
@@revolter7094 Oh really? Taiwan. And don't forget Tibet or Xinjiang. Also need I remind you of 1979? 1962? 1950? No, China is still hungry for that old Mongolian kind of empire. Borders as far as the British Empire and all the threats they can hurl with no opposition.
@@thientuongnguyen2564 Oh yea? If we go back we can also say USA occupied Texas from Mexica, occupied Hawai, invaded and bombed Japan, invaded Vietnam.
You are just hypocrits. China is not any more of a oppressive regime than the USA, especially not since the past 40 years when it hasn't invaded one single country or bombed it. Unlike the USA, that bombeed/invaded Afghanistan, Syria, Libya, Iraq and Yemen.
@@thientuongnguyen2564 taiwan, tibet, and xinjiang were all qing territories, after the transition to a republic, why should china willingly surrender to separatists??????
no country in the fucking world accepts separatism
or are you telling me that you would be ok with a north and south vietnam?
The reason that Japan chose Vietnam is also due to a number of reasons such as: The number of laborers is large and cheap, which helps Japan's outsourcing. But the most important thing is that the Japanese like to choose Vietnam because Vietnamese people easily command and obey, which many Japanese businesses love it.
And yet. When the chinese say sit. They dare not to stand like a trained dog
@@hoangnguyen6008 The Vietnamese Communist Party got a lot of aid from the Soviet Union and the People's Republic of China because North Vietnam existed solely to reunify Vietnam. VNCH got support from the UNited States to develop their economy and have a different future that wasn't aligned with the Soviet Union or China. Shortly after VNCH lost, China did invade North Vietnam over differences, but North Vietnam still preaches Marxist Leninism for nothing, when their entire economy is market oriented. Everyone in the North died for nothing, all the Viet Cong died for nothing.
Despite being Vietnam’s largest export market, the U S is currently ranked as a third-tier diplomatic partner for Hanoi.
The beggar (U Stay Away) is begging Vietnam to upgrade to 2nd tier
Mặc dù là thị trường xuất khẩu lớn nhất của Việt Nam, Hoa Kỳ hiện được xếp hạng là đối tác ngoại giao cấp ba của Hà Nội.
Kẻ ăn mày (U Stay Away=usa) đang van xin Việt Nam nâng cấp lên hạng 2
Quá xàm ngôn, hãy chống mắt lên nhìn những gì dân tộc Việt đã, đang và sẽ làm!
You have commented wrong, so wrong. Vietnamese just did and do that for supporting their families because the Viet cong has illegally run the government in VN from 1945 in the North and after April 1975 in the South of VN. Japanese do the same ways if they were in the same Vietnamese's situations as well.
The way I see it, Vietnam is trying to position ourselves as neutral, with an eventual goal of becoming a sort of Switzerland III (After Singapore and, of course, Switzerland). That said, we have some very deep ties to Moscow, with our brand of communism developing directly through Soviet communism, and with the USSR providing valuable aid during the Vietnam War, and the subsequent border war against China. We have normalized relations with China, but Anti-Chinese sentiments run very deep, what with China's long history of trying to eat us up like a snack, we probably would never view our neighbor to the north without a healthy modicum of wariness. With modern Russia proving to be a paper bear, and China being the hungry, expansionist empire it is, we have been distancing ourselves from the Communosphere as of late. Because we know for a fact that should China eventually take Taiwan, we'd be next on the menu.
???????????? what benefit does invading vietnam offer for china? taiwan is rightful chinese territory
i don't agree with china occupying SCS islands, but you think china is going to invade you now? because of what, ancient times? and because china barely invaded 1mm on a map of vietnam because china was guaranteeing cambodia?
meanwhile the us actually tried, and japan actually succeeding
did you not get enough agent orange or something?
@@brendon1689 Vietnam's Mekong river in the South & Red river in the North :Both start from China and empty into the South China Sea via Vietnam / Because of Laos, Thailand & Cambodia / China will not choke off the Mekong and aggravate a drought in the "rice basket " in the South of VN. In Northern Vietnam, Honghe (Hồng Hà) River flows directly from Yunnan Province thru Vietnam to the sea.
Despite being Vietnam’s largest export market, the United States is currently ranked as a third-tier diplomatic partner for Hanoi. (U Stay Away) is acting like a beggar asking Vietnam to upgrade to 2nd tier.
National Geographic ( Jun 2014 ) magazine => The Cham : Descendants of Ancient Rulers of South China Sea Watch Maritime Dispute From Sidelines .
( In 1832, the emperor Minh Mang of the Nguyễn dynasty annexed the last Cham principality. It had put an end to the Kingdom of Champa, which once dominated the South China Sea )
China isn’t a expansión ur falling for American propaganda
China doesn’t want to invade Vietnam wtf
why scare china, i dont scare china, i scare US more with their color revulution plane,
베트남 투자 1위국은 한국이라고 알고 있어요. 일본이 투자한 태국은 지금도 휴대폰, 자동차 부품도 만들지 못합니다. 일본은 절대로 기술을 이전하지 않고 지배하려 합니다. 그러나 한국의 투자를 받는 베트남은 다를 겁니다. 중국도 한국의 투자와 기술 이전으로 선박, LCD, 휴대폰 등등을 만들게 되었고, 이제 베트남이 중국을 대신할 거라고 생각합니다. 베트남 화이팅!
🇯🇵，a great nation
I HATE TO MENTION IT BUUUT…I have been to Vietnam and the metro venture you mentioned which “aims” (very key word here) to stop congestion in HCMC is an abandoned or at least indefinitely halted project due to corruption that led to continued delays (according to a local). Go there and you will see both flags on signs posted on this partially finished metro system which looks abandoned. I love both countries and appreciate the bright side perspective of this video but I will say that it made me wonder about the details of the other projects you mentioned here. ❤🇯🇵🇻🇳
I want to update you that this metro line was put into operation earlier this year. I know that Vietnam still has many problems, including corruption (a problem that most countries encounter). I just want to say that if we want to develop, we need to limit negative things and promote things positive. Because if we just keep looking at bad problems or unhappy things in the past, we will forever treading water. The old generation has passed away but the new generation is still growing, we are all trying harder for ourselves and the next generation. Vietnam is gradually eliminating individuals/organizations that have been corrupt or harmful to the country's development. We will prove it and hope Japan will always stand together with Vietnam
The Vietnamese must be some kind of geopolitical masterminds , to be friendly with countries in North America , Africa , Europe , Asia , Australia , they’re even cool with Russia .
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I don’t about masterminds but they’re definitely are winners , they do very well in their new homes.
They all went from welfare and food stamps to doctors and business owners.
Also we don’t really consider ourselves overseas nowadays , Mainland and Overseas we all Viets.
Japan is true friend
Amazing, how Japan, even though completely ravaged after WW2, managed to become a global superpower and cultural powerhouse in just a few decades. Of course, they did not achieve this alone, but with some aid from US. These days, you can see a bit of Japanese influence in so many countries (and maybe even in your place right now), whether its culture, history, entertainment and technology. A famous quote: "Defeat is not the end of Japan, In the future we will still be the strongest nation” - Emperor Hirohito
othet parts Japan are not really ravaged during the WWII expect the two cities which are nuked,
Japan becomes rich in modern era because it takes the resources from its neighbors by invasion to industrialize itself,
before WWII, like German, Japan has already industrialize, so they can recover quickly after WWII,
so for other developping countries, it is impossible to copy the beginning of Japan's industrialization,
after WWII, Japan is integrated into the western economical cycle, Japan's sea road is protected by US navy, under US military occupation and protection, Japan can foucu into economic development,
the price is no one will consider Japan as an equal of US, or a leader of its own Sphere,
if Germany manages to reconcile with other nations in Europe, becomes co-leaders of European Union ale to match with the US and China,
Jaoan doesn't have this political capacity, today, no one will really consult or care Japan's opinion about the important international issues, since we know Japan will just follow instruction from US,
there were many advantages to become US vassal or auxiliary, but the price is Japan loses its strategic independence,
as you have said, Japan get aid from the US, it helped Japan to become successful, but it also limit Japan to go farer,
the 80s US-Japan trade war is an example, Japan loses again, unable to resist, Japan surrender again,
people in the West prefer Japan because Japan is wealthy, advanced, but domesticated by the West, unable to threaten the supremacy of the Western,
we can give so many compliments to Japan's qualities, but no one will consider Japan as an equal of Greco-Roman civilization, or the US and EU today, unlike China, whcih has been the equal of Roman Empire which still exists today,
the challenges for Japan is in more and more high-tech industrial fields, Japan loses its absolute advantage face to its Asian competitor,
smartphone, PC, many electric appliances, Internet, civil drones,
later it may be the automobile industry,
and in aeronautics and aerospace, Japan has never dominated,
the future of Japan will be more and more narrow,
when we take a look how many States Members are inside Shanghai Cooperation Organization, AIIB, Silk Road Fund and the future enlarged BRICS organization, led by China,
we will realize that, reinforcing the relationship between Japan and some Asian or Western countries is by far not enough to compete with China's global influence and domination,
the zenith of Japan is becoming the strongest ally/side-kick of US in East Asia, Japan is a very successfully nation frim 1850 to the beginning of 21st centry, but no one can guarantee it will still be the case in the future,
because in East Asia, there is only one Sun, when one rises again, the other will sink, the decline of Mongol Empore is an example,
With USA's treaty that provide national defense to Japan, just think how much of the percentage of the national budget not go into spending on national defense. That's a huge boost to the economic development. Plus, a high status of trading nations to the USA is huge too.
@@wanderngchopstcksii1078 everything has its advantage and its price,
under US military occupation and protection, Japan can become a rich industrialized nation for several decades,
but it loses definitively its strategic independence and the chance to become a great political power,
No bro
I hate to say that but
Strongest nation will be Chinese not japan ( japan don't even had potential that Vietnam have )
Beside that I'm still love japan bro 😂😂
@@vipham2158 China has many neighbors, even China becomes stronger, it will prefer doing business, building free trade zone, except Taiwan, China doesn't want other wars,
Vietnam and China has already resolved land border dispute, so their land border is open, the next step is resolve the island problem,
be optimistic, in 70s USSR has almost nuked China, but today they can retablish normal relationship,
in yhe future, Vietnam will become richer and more industrialized, rhete wille have more cooperation,
Just went to aeon mall last month in Hanoi. I had no idea that it was from Japan.
I went to Vietnam a few years ago, and conveniently stopped in Japan as a connecting flight, the plot thickens
Toyota is the most common, and pretty sustainable for it's cheap price. So thank you Japan :))
for car yes for motorbike is honda
@@fangzu612 yea mainly Honda. We don't use too much cars here in Vietnam, mainly motobikes
@@codenamefox5920 im vietnamese person btw 😁
@@fangzu612 nice :))
AEON is read as e-on or ii-on, as in the word aeon, which means a very long period of time. In Japanese, we call it ii-oh-nn. It's a three syllable word.
Eeooonhhh thats the app sound😂😂😂
Nguòi việt chúng tôi thích ngắn gọn khi nói cũng nhanh k chỉ từ nước ngoài. Nhiều từ trong nước còn dc rút gọn ví dụ đi xe ôm grab đọc" đi xe ôm g-rab." Nhiều người đọc "đi rab" vừa nhanh cũng hiểu được nội dung. Đặc biệt người miền nam viẹt nam họ dùng từ gọn mà cũng hiểu dc
@@NamBui-ed9zk Thank you, that's very relevant!
It all boils down to securing favorable trade routes in ASEAN and blocking trade routes from China and South Korea when needed. Its the reason why China is investing so heavily in central Asia to secure the other trade route in case the ones going through the taiwan- philippine strait or through Japan get cut off by any reason.
I think it is only natural that China would consider economic security, but if China's trade routes were to be cut off, I can only imagine that would be if China had a problem.
The reason is simple: uncertainty and dishonesty in government and financial economy, just like China's inability to join the TPP.
But China will not admit it, and like Russia's Vladimir Putin, they will never admit their mistakes or ambitions.
Authoritarian states will do anything to protect themselves.
In this sense, Vietnam is a winner.
They are far more trusted than China.
They didnt ship much on those routes sadly, sea is still the cheapest through and through for economies of scale.
Exactly, all more the reason for Japan to invest in SEA to get better deals.
@@fromfareastindy8234 why is the "inability" to join the tpp, an american diplomatic strategy that ended up doing nothing, a bad thing? even americans think the tpp was a failed project, why do you feel the need to suck it off? it's just another diplomatic standoff anyways.
btw, the us has the ability to deny mexico and canada the ability to support the chinese application, talk about authoritarian. at least china keeps to its own country instead of running around and bombing little kids everywhere
I see japan in thailand and korea in vietnam
Long-live Vietnam Japan Relation
WW2後のベトナム残留日本兵についても取り上げて😢
I saw a Japanese massage shop in Saigon called Isukya next to another called Nail Mi, interesting to see the Japanese brands making it to Vietnam.
I am working with people from Vietnam in Japan. I am sure Vietnam expand their economy.
I think the key value that the Vietnamese should follow in light of Japan is creativity. Despite japanese society being extremely rigorous and uniform, they still exhibit creativity and innovation that Vietnam needs to learn.
@@willt9721 Not all Japanese has them. But i think Japanese has ignorance to others in the world and enthusiasm to their interests in good way. And what makes them possible is 100 million total middle class. I think economical expansion in Vietnam will give innovation and creativity.
@@Kenzo0429 i can only hope so.
as a vietnamese i really love japanese althought japan was ....... Vietnam in 20th century but vietnam always welcome japanese and other country
AEON isn't pronounced "A-E-O-N". It's pronounced "eon" (think "Leon", but drop the "L").
At least thats how it's pronounced here in Japan.
Nope
@@ius5031 Yep
I'm Vietnamese, I love Japan ❤
Vietnam seems to have forgotten what Japan did to Vietnam 1941 to 1945. Japan also caused massive destruction to many other countries in Asia.
People who said should forget that past just don't know the details what were destroyed by Japanese
We forgave but not forget.
Vietnam never forgets. We remember our wars with China from 2000 years ago.
Not very sure about Vietnam's future. Manufacturing is likelier to be the first to be either automated or uncompetitive. Service sector is relatively weak. The country is aging. In the end tourism is probably the only reliable industry in the future, but the glory days would have long since gone.
NASA and Congress working on a plan to send all the homeless to live on the moon, not Cu Chi tunnels
In my opinion, its not bright however, too soon to call it grim. We did make a rather hasty transition to industrialization, albeit for a reasonable cause, and adapting the 2 children system for population control surely had made it worse than anyone of the time could have imagined. Now with an aging population VN possibly has like a 1 to 2 decades window to get more foreign companies to set up factories in designated tech hub to guarantee a long time financial commitment while waiting for Japan to solve the population puzzle. Since the political power ia centralized in one party in VN the gorv should, hopefully, be able to make use of this time window since its the only time when having one central power is a good idea.
If you think the future of Vietnam is uncertain, at least it has the brightest future in his area. And in the world, Southeast Asia is highly valued in the future, so the future of Vietnam is good for me.
ベトナムの将来は確実に明るいと言える。将来がないのは中国の方だ。現在日本やアメリカを含む多くの国が中国から産業を撤退させ、ベトナムに移転させている。ベトナムが世界の工場になろうとしている。
There are cranes in Saigon in every direction. I saw construction sites the size of some small countries (Singapore), for the new airport. I think Viet Nam will be fine.
Japanese are highly respected and looked up to by Vietnamese… so not that hard to see the relationship
US helped to build Japan after war. Now, Japan does the same to Vietnam 😊
Very simple thinking lol
So true... your reasoning is simple but elegant 🎉... Great !
Japanese discriminate against Asians.
The Japanese perceive the Vietnamese as monkeys rather than humans, and the Southeast Asians as low-intelligence and short creatures.
they realized how much can be done to improve a country, so why not? They are rich, why not invest on neighboring countries?
アメリカは経済的に日本を全く支援しませんでした。米軍が日本のボディガードをしたくらいだ。
Do a video on Myanmar as well! Whether it’s a bad or good outlook
Doubt they will they barely talk about Thailand yet alone nothing on Cambodia, Laos, and Burma! They are more focused on Philippines, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Vietnam
@@Iceyfire12 how so?
@@Iceyfire12 The economies of Indochina Peninsula countries will grow by leaps and bounds after the political situation is stable
@@Iceyfire12 because Vietnam is a rising star
@@Iceyfire12 living in Vietnam feels so good
Bro, I remember during my childhood every electronic here have ''made in japan'' on the back
Also when you look at south korean products, many are produced in vietnam.
I live in America a lot made in China in America. So America love China .
This is why many SEA nations do not hold too many grudges against Japan post WW2 unlike China, Taiwan & Korea.
I do not know about Taiwan but in the case of the other two it's mostly gov propoganda that still exist
Because China Korea and Taiwan are not "endophobes"
Cause the truth is starting to spread
Not Taiwan. They like's Japan the most.
Thank you Japan
do a video n south korea in Vietnam. South KORea is the #1 investor in Vietnam for numerous years and has helped Vietnam grow more than any other countries
Japan should invest more in po*n industry of Vietnam. I will surely side with you, Japan.
😂😂😂😂
V chắc bn định đầu quân cho pỏn nhỉ😄
Japanese discriminate against Asians.
The Japanese perceive the Vietnamese as monkeys rather than humans, and the Southeast Asians as low-intelligence and short creatures.
please no
:))❤
Japan only continued what they started before the war but we aren’t taught that way since winner writes the history.
It's not A. E. O. N. It's ÆON pronunced eeon
Vietnam is localed at most correct spot of crisscrossing sea-route. And Vietnam has dense populations that can be a boon for manufacturing.
Lol found it kinda weird how you didn't mention the fact that Japan occupied Vietnam during WWII in the historical context
Japan occupied the area named vietnam, as a part of France.
Not Vietnum as a Country.
@@user-hkkn1kyls6hevb8v wow, what a big difference!!!!!!!!!
vietnamese lands, vietnamese culture, vietnamese people, located in asia
but no, japan was obviously invading france, surely now
Japan : other parts were not really ravaged during the WWII except the two cities which were nuked. Japan became rich in modern era because it took the resources from its neighbors by invasion to industrialize itself ; before WWII, like Germany, Japan had already industrialized, so they could recover quickly after WWII . After WWII, Japan is integrated into the western economical cycle, Japan's sea road is protected by US navy, under US military occupation and protection, Japan can focus into economic development.
The price is no one will consider Japan as an equal of US, or a leader of its own Sphere.
There were many advantages to become US vassal or auxiliary, but the price is Japan loses its strategic independence ;
Japan got aid from the US, it helped Japan to become successful, but it also limited Japan to go farer... the 80s US-Japan trade war was an example, Japan lost again, unable to resist, Japan surrendered again.
My thank to Nihon 🙏🙏🙏
It's not Vietnam War, it's "Resistance War against America"
only you and some other 4 millions of your kind assume that, the rest of world and us consider as civil war or Vietnam War!
NASA and Congress working on a plan to send all the homeless to live on the moon, not Cu Chi tunnels
That is from the Vietnamese prespective and choice, people prefer shorter words so yeah.
@@JeiHS There were no Russian/Chinese troops on the ground. Americans did not know there had been black French Viet kids born before during colonial times before there were black wAr-mericans Viet kids later with Yankees soldiers on the ground ( above Cu Chi tunnels )
@@Jul_Nguyen Your comment literally makes no sense
and yet vietnamese are causing trouble in japan lol...
Indonesia?
@@indonesianchinese5724 also have. But not as much as vietnamese.. but still fked up
Far better than Indonesians..
@@supernova7966 true...
may I ask what is the trouble then? the 1.2% crimerate?
They made infra in the past, but which Japanese company produces now in Vietnam? 30% of Vietnam export is Samsung. Vietnam runs by Vin and Samsung.
Yea Vietnam is a trader the Vietcong not Vietnamese Japan should stop helping Vietcong
Once Japan chilled out they became pretty cool, they don't want you to move there but they do like you doing well in your own country, and that's something anyways lol
If viwtnam had not been regularly waged by Japan.France.USA.China, Vietnam's economy would have been different. You should be proud that your country has been peacefully developed for a long time
Thank you Japan!
What are the incentives for Japan to aid Vietnam?
China?
Despite being Vietnam’s largest export market, the U S is currently ranked as a third-tier diplomatic partner for Hanoi.
The beggar (U Stay Away) is begging Vietnam to upgrade to 2nd tier
Most important trade route in the world: each year the amount of goods passing through the Strait of Malacca into the South China Sea and vice versa ... is worth "mucho moolah"
US and Japan both understand that China cannot monopolize the South China Sea / The islands and rocks "reformed" by China into military bases in the Spratlys are like a blood clot with the economic lifeblood of the US and Japan
You are amazingly expressive in your new avatar! I love it. What are you using? Guess i should check the description 1st. Lol
7:26 Sorry but Hai Duong doesn't have an industrial park named Vinh Tuy and Mitsubishi doesn't have any production activities in Vietnam yet
Well this explains why all my vietnamese friends and their family owns a camery or corrolla.
Japan owes Vietnam more than investment developments. Japan was responsible for the 2 million deaths of Vietnamese by starvation during their occupation in Vietnam during WW2
I'm glad the 2 countries are collaborating. As a Vietnamese American, I want my people to do well, and Japan is a good role model for development.
Now, if only China can keep it's nose out of the equation. 😰
如果没有中国，越南共产党屁股都坐不稳，其他都是废话
As the saying goes, "The enemy of my enemy is my friend." It means to be Vietnam,
China and Japan.
at 1:08, the text for "following the end of WW II", following is spelt wrong (missing a w).
Vietnam is joining BRICS this year!
I am Vietnamese and i'm happy if Japan wants to cooperate with Vietnam. However, Japan of today has lost most of its assets and secrets, there is not much we can work with each other. Japanese companies are just too slow and losing out of everything from semiconductor to automobile. This is so sad. If only Japan is not caged by the USA, perhaps their society would not be lackluster as it is now, and they may still maintain their competitiveness and we can both work toward mutual success. But for now i'm very reluctant thinking about working with Japan.
Hãy tìm hiểu và suy nghĩ trước khi nói , đừng nói chung chuyện một cách ngu ngốc như vậy trên MXH quốc tế
@@hiepdinhtrong1866 nói sự thật thôi. Tao ko care bọn nó nghĩ gì, mày càng ko.
rồi có làm việc trực tiếp với ng ta chưa mà phán như đúng rồi , automobile toàn sản xuất ở nội địa dành riêng cho thị trường nội địa thì giá sao nhận dc chất lượng như vậy . muốn giá VN nhưng chất lượng phải châu âu à . t làm chung với nhà thầu Nhật ở các công trình thì chất lượng và cách làm việc vượt xa với Hàn Quốc với Trung Quốc nhé . Đợt qua Nhật tập huấn 3 tháng thì chỉ có ước VN dc 1 phần sự chuyên nghiệp và công nghệ của nó thì h chắc VN vượt trội với các nước DNA. còn " Japanese companies are just too slow and losing out of everything from semiconductor to automobile " thì cho xin vài ví dụ chi tiết thử .
Japan is not "caged by the USA". Japan's situation is of it's own making: too much debt, too slow to adapt from outdated economic models, overegulation, and high taxes.
@@drzerogi this, i agree with
usa does do a small amount of sabotage but it doesn't have any bearing on japan's poor economic policies
Simple, the enemy of your enemy is your friend.
NIHON TO BETONAMU