I agree. It sounds more like why did they think our eating habit isn't acceptable in Japan? They have no clue why they were treated that way. What is acceptable in China may not be acceptable in other countries. I am an Asian of Chinese descent.
There’s no clear evidence against either party. But since the owner or waiter didn’t even asked for the women to pay, I’m gonna go with his side of the story.
I think it's clear. It's not like the restaurant didn't let those women in and have 90 minutes buffet. They gave them everything but everyone have their limit and these two women clearly exceeded it.
This video doesnt show the full story but there are more details on chinese cocial media. The 2 women paid for a 90min buffet. But they stayed after 90 min which is wrong, they were reminded of this many times but chose to disobey the rules. They were also spitting on the floor and throwing food on the floor.
@@wildlotus4339 The funny thing is they have. The Chinese government wrote and disseminated a booklet of what to do and what not to do when travelling abroad
According to a few comments I saw on China's social medias... 1. The girls threw prawn shells on the floor 2. Exceeded the 90 minute limit, even after being advised multiple times 3. Started filming because they got mad the waiters reminded them multiple times their 90-minute buffet has ended That's what made the store manager so mad
@@zarpp9411 by travelling to completely different place you need to respect and accept their culture,with these facts above the tourist seems to disobey the restaurant policy.
@@hai3201 uhm yes why would you not do that? And yes again, we watched the video and we all know what happened. Just one thing, before you travel to other places you might need to learn how to read English ok?
@@zarpp9411 i was merely stating what's going on with context,and yes i can read your comment perfectly. What i was saying is not everyone knows it and i just want to let you know too.
@@hai3201 since you comment this out of the blue... what you wrote is about common sense and it is again basically what was said in the video... Do you always spread obvious facts to random comments? If you do that I apologies for my assumption that you can not read english.
@@streamfresh4741 well, in chinese culture, slurping loudly is a sign that you like the food that you are being served and it shows that you are grateful towards the person who made the food
Even though his words were translated as eating manners....this video also reports that they even threw shrimp shells on the ground.....it's just my speculations but this is what he must've referred to.
i'm a foreigner living in japan for more than 20 years and i have observed many chinese tourist visiting japan that have a very bad manners throwing garbage anywhere and arrogant,
Ummmm he wasn’t discriminating then tbh. If customers in my restaurant was that messy, threw shrimp shells on the floor, stay pass over 90 mins, I would have kick them out as well.
I believe nobody will discriminate money. Probably he thought both woman will just eat and leave? But when the woman start to complaint what she felt that might start the whole thing? I understand what you saying. If the woman say "i want to enter your restaurant just to sit for a while", I believe the owner will not let them in, like you said if he was really discriminating against Chinese. But both woman are paying for their food, which I think he definitely put his discrimination aside to make profit on his business. Anyway we all just assuming.
1: Japanese restaurant seats chinese customers at table 2: Chinese customers eat 3: Restaurant refuse further service due to customers uncleanliness 4: Restaurant refuse payment. Restaurant would have refused service from the beginning if it the reason was discrimination.
I'm chinese but I'm going to have to side with the Japanese man here, he seemed genuinely upset about their table manners and didn't bring up race a single time.
If he didn’t want their money, I would think he is 100% in the right. I’ve only ever done that a couple of times in my life, and it was because of really boorish behaviour.
Meanwhile in the US, if you don’t leave at least a 25 percent tip for bad service, staff will try to chase you down to tip at least 25 percent of your bill.
It is a typical habit of Chinese tourists to behave disrespectfully and then victimize themselves by waving the flag of discrimination. Really pathetic.
@@Timothee_Chalamet_CMBYNthe difference is that in th US, they just wouldn’t serve you to begin with. Here this restaurant served them and advised them of their time limit, and even after that, still refused their money and told them to leave. Two different situations
Here are what Chinese customer did and why restaurant was so mad at them, based on Japanese news. 1.They stayed over time , even after 90 mins buffet time was over, even though restaurant had asked them to leave over and over. 2 .They spited shrimp's shell on the flor. Restaurant asked them to stop, but they didn't. ( Restaurant cleaned all the mess.) 3. They started to record video when they are criticized.
I have witnessed mainland Chinese travelers in several Asian countries. They tend to be rude and treat their wait staff like trash. I can see why this restaurant in Japan kicked them out.
Most of this tourist are in government, that why they try are inferior. They probably do that to their country. They treated workers nobody, below their level.
Yup in the Philippines I experienced Chinese spitting everywhere even inside of the elevator and the Filipino janitor told them not to do it anymore I know not all Chinese but most of them, no to racism just stating facts.
In USA, like all races spit anywhere they want, I see black, mexicans and even Filipinos randomly spitting the yellow green sputum outside the church in the parking lot.
If the Japanese guy was racist why would he have allowed the Chinese women to enter the restaurant, eat their fill and then make them leave without letting them pay 🤔. What kind of racism is that? 🤔
@Mason991031 Chinese and Japanese are different nationalities, but are of somewhat similar descent, no? It would be more like xenophobia than racism I guess. But I can't really say...
@@AndrewAce. No, it's racism. They're two different races from the same continent. It's like Canada and America, or Mexico and America. All of them are from North America but they are different nationalities. The same goes for China and Japan, just it's in Asia.
Andrew Ace youre another racist white guy who assumes all asians must be one race because they look the same Fact is chinese are more different from japanese than black americans are from white americans
@@bobbobbgarte922 What incredible irony. You really have no right to be calling anyone racist right now after assuming that I'm white because of something I said which you perceived to be racist. I'm not white, by the way, but that fact that you ascribed racism to whites is sheer hypocrisy. Fact: I have no animus towards any ethnicity, nationality, race, or religion. I view others through an individualistic lense. At worst, you can call me ignorant, but racist? No...
First of all theres a lot of chinese tourist in japan esp in osaka. Japanese dont discriminate. But if u have a really bad manner or table manner doesnt matter where ur from yes u will be scolded or kicked out. Ive seen a lot of chinese tourist in japan being so loud and not a care in the world throwing their trash everywhere while sightseeing.
They do discriminate, but I dont blame them. I'm Taiwanese. They wouldnt smile to you unless you specifically told them you are Taiwanese. Have friends from Osaka, even he agree that they do. Mainland Chinese are sometimes rude. However, as long as you are respectful, they will still treat you well. They just wont greet you the same though. I dont blame them one bit.
chan stanley I don't blame Japan too in the way they behave towards them though. If they now look at Chinese people that way then it means that they already have a long history of how many times Chinese tourists behave in such a bad manner. But then again we still can't generalize. Maybe that's their perspective.
Really? When I went there esp at that famous fish market many greeted tourist with their native language, if it's korean they will greet in korean, if it's Indonesian they will greet in Indonesian, if it's chinese they greet in mandarin. The problem definitely the tourist. Sure there are racism everywhere but when it comes to tourist japan has the best hospitalities. My friends are chinese HK and Singapore all had best time in japan & kept coming back there for vacay
Shields H and krnstrong I do agree! They have one of the best hospitalities; however, once you make some Japanese friends there, they will tell you the real truth. Dont get me wrong. Most of them are still nice. Had a friend suggested us to wear "I'm from Taiwan" T-shirt. It is also political accounting for unresolved WWII issues, and bad behaviors. Personally seen Chinese throw food in the shopping mall. For those who wants to know more, just read the news on mainland China boycotting Japanese products. There are still conflicts between them. It has died down. No matter what, as long as you are respectful, you'll be fine. Also important, during Japan earthquake, Taiwan donated a lot of money. During Taiwan's earthquake, Japan donated a lot of money. We have been strong allies. Very grateful for their contributions.
This was not discrimination against Chinese tourists. The tourists were behaving badly. The restaurant didn't even want their money, it just wanted them to go.
Yes.. why some people keep blaming the restaurant? I mean, if they really racist, the China tourist will be kicked out before they can eat, right? And the employee said that they throwing shrimp shells all over the ground.. ofc they will angry.. japanes known by their cleanliness and their profesionalities..
@@karlbronson I'd like to make a correction. Only mainland chinese tourists are stereotyped to have horrible manners. Chinese people who live outside china are usually okay.
@@김기범-j1b why do you disagree? I'm Malaysian chinese and the chinese people here are usually more well mannered than mainland chinese tourists that have encountered. The chinese people in australia, New Zealand, Singapore and many other countries have always been pretty polite to me
Commentor: "We don't know the full story, so we cant judge." Any business that refuses your money after serving you for over 1 1/2hrs...I'll take the businesses side on this.
Honestly I had encountered similar behaviour from chinese tourist in Singapore when I had buffet at seoul garden, Singapore. They came in group and the noise they made is deafening. None stop talking loudly and they way the fill their plate as though they didn’t eat for week. Surely they cannot eat all the food. What an attitude.
As a Chinese myself. I have been to Japan 3 times. Everyone in Japan was very polite. These two Chinese girls must be really annoying to get treated like that.
I am sure there are many wonderful Chinese people out there. But unfortunately all my experiences with Chinese tourists in Japan were very negative too.
LOL you cant even tell which one is Japanese or Chinese unless they come in the tour group. Those tour groups are usually full of old people who are low educated but just got money to see the world. The young ones are definitely more civilized. I am Chinese.
Yes be it in Japan, Singapore, Thai, Indonesia, Malay, etc. they all tend to behave like they don't respect the places. It maybe more like a cultural difference, but still people give you respect when you do the same.
Due to my job I was both in Japan and China. Japan is a very clean and polite country with well educated people. China is a little bit different. I was in a restaurant at Shanghai and Chinese people at nearby table were spitting on the floor for all the time.
@@zemo5218 if you think about it, the Chinese liked the nanking massacre so much, that they let their government do a repeat of it, i.e. Tiananmen Square massacre
Japan should have showed honor to the Chinese women as a respectful courtesy and duty being the owner of the restaurant yet still a descendant the Chinese through genetics and history. Besides the host was very rude and oblivious to his own job which is to put customer first regardless of eating habits
The line: "What trouble could two young women get up to" signals to me that they are not telling the truth. Although you can never be sure, Innocent people will look for facts. Liars often use "believe me" lines like: - "I would never do that, - "This is not who I am" - "That's not me"
I am Armenian living in Los Angeles. I just returned from Japan and I am depressed, because I miss the politeness, civility and cleanliness of the Japanese people.
Im Japanese and im from Osaka. from this vid, the guy says "I cant accept how disgusting they were eating and i cant deal with that" . Osaka people are very vocal and passionate about their businesses. SPECIALLY when it comes to food. Disrespecting a restaurant by means of disrespecting the food (how to eat etc) is a low blow for us Japanese people, specially Osakans.
Losing face is very serious thing in Japanese culture, and they always try not to cause other people lose face. It is quite rare that any Japanese would confront you even if they don't agree with you. The fact that this Japanese guy burst into anger might tell you that whatever these girls doing is beyond his limit.
@Crebs Park bruh that was decades ago. They've already apologized and still remorse over the damages they have done in the past. History is relevant but recent happenings and issues like what we've seen in this video is much relevant than what has happened in the past as people living right now can experience these things.
Crebs Park China has Muslims in prison camps right now but I don’t blame the Chinese I blame the government. But I’m sorry for what my country did in the past :(
i remember seeing a mother allowing her child to *poo* on the beach i was in it was so gross there were even bathrooms near the little cafe on the beach-
Menn Menny lol, you know what, 99% of the people in China don't even know we have bat selling legally in mainland China, feel free to go ask any Chinese around you to verify my word
I’m up to 118 countries visited now. The topic that I’ve found EVERY country has in common is a disdain for mainland Chinese visitors. It literally never fails.
been to japan 3 times. and every time, my visit has always been fantastic. it takes a lot for a japanese to become rude to foreigners, thats all im going to say.
yep, Japanese service is second to none, even when they hate you, they are trained to show their best side to their customers. Chinese tourists are terrible because a lot of them are not educated and are closer to the Nouveau riche mentality. I also hear Korean tourists are similar in Japan too (of course not all of them, but they have bad rep).
@@sicaris415 I dont even think it was just Chinese or Korean tourist, it's almost every tourist who didnt have enough respect and grattitude. I ever got to Japan once, there are a few foreigner tourists ( not-asian) breaking the rules, and the security there litterally still speaks to them politely after being unacknowleged twice.
He even refused to take money from them. It says a lot. I think these two women might need to go back and apologize if they can look back someday and find out what they did was impolite.
They are what we call in my country "fallen up" people. Chinese people gained wealth over the last 3 decades but did not gain manners. Now they can travel to places like Japan. And Japan isn't cheap. But still act obnoxious. Also arrogant. You do not own the place even though you bring money.
BB Cream ~ The one girl's line _"What trouble could two young women get up to"_ also pretty much proves they're lying and trying to play the innocent victims. D Gray ~ In North America, the term is "nouveau riche". Though ironically, I'm not sure if the same term is used in France.
Chinese are extremely peaceful, look how peaceful they are at south China sea, and it's neighbours, and its peacefulness is even making even America more anxious.
Jack Frost, yes we do, it means literally "new rich". Like you said, people getting rich too fast and yet behave like garbage, but you have to act like that only because you got rich, if you acted like that when you were poor, then we call that " a piece of shit " .
Ton Pac ~ Yeah, being Canadian, I understand some French and knew what it meant. What I was more talking about was the idea that the loanwords from a foreign language are sometimes not the same as what native speakers of that language would say. Also there could be a variation between Quebecois and Francais.
These women chose the wrong people to degrade. Japan is world renowned for their service. This person must have done something wrong. Even after everything he didn't ask you to pay and that's saying something! Edit: Smol grammar correction
I'm siding with the restaurant. Tourist sometimes can be incredibly rude and disgusting. I worked at a seafood restaurant and one time a table just threw all their crab shells on the ground. Instead of it the giant bucket in the middle of the table. When we asked them to stop they said that's what you get paid for. We cancelled their remaining food on order. We made them paid for what they had though 😉. This restaurant is too nice
@@msairs exactly disgusting! The mindset of "they get paid to do their job" never dismissed nasty behaviour. The restaurant has all the rights to kick out any customer who don't follow the rules. And the restaurant even let them finished their meal properly before refusing further service! No charge even! Some restaurant would have had charged them extra instead before kicking them out
@@marzipanmerci1068 I don't like that cultural habit, but throwing the left over under the table is a thing they do. More precisely its a thing the lower-class and poorer people do.
Chinese as well, specifically Chinese American and I side with the Japanese too, I'm sick and tired of these type of Chinese People making us all look bad! Especially in a time of the Coronavirus Pandemic.
i'm indonesian chinese, i'm on the japanese side. i often see videos of mainland chinese bad table manner or bad habit become viral. i believe not all mainland chinese does that, but everytime i saw this kind of video i just cringe and said oh nooo.... "adding more salt to a salty soup". so to mainland chinese, please watch your manner especially when you visit other country, we overseas chinese have to deal with that kind stereotype
Also considering they were in the restaurant for 90 minutes I’d definitely say that isn’t discrimination. I mean, I’ve never been to Japan, but 90 minutes is quite a long time to be in any restaurant. If they were really choosing to discriminate I doubt they’d tolerate them for an hour and a half before saying something
@Flare yeah and they still hate the Japanese to the gut because they colonize the Chinese in the 1930s to the 1940s even my country that has been colonize by the Japanese doesn't have that's issue
They're brainwashed to hate certain race and they're brainwashed to died for their emperor. When the American defeat the Japanese, the civilians rather jump to their death from a cliff than to surrender. You can look it all up. The Bushido code.
From my experiences, it really seems like some tourists from mainland China (and I’m saying some, NOT all) could do with a bit more prep on how things roll in other countries. Being of Chinese descent but born, raised, and living elsewhere, it’s kind of hit me hard seeing this stuff go down. Like this one time during dinner in the Maldives, I saw a lady from a group of eight just grab an entire big fish dish from the hotel buffet and haul it over to her table. Left the place looking like a mess, bones everywhere. Then the next morning, there was this guy who got super upset because the chef wouldn’t make his eggs with sweet soy sauce, worrying it’d mess up the pan and stink up the place. He made quite the scene, insisting he should get whatever he wants because he’s a paying guest. These moments made me switch up how I do meals when I’m traveling. I’ve started skipping the buffet scene, even if I’ve paid for it, and hit up the à la carte restaurants instead. Just makes for a better vibe all around. It’s kind of eye-opening, especially when you compare it to how things are in Japan, where everyone takes pride in keeping things clean and respecting shared spaces. I’m not trying to throw everyone under the bus here. Just sharing what I’ve seen and how it’s nudged me to think and act a bit differently when I’m out there traveling. It’s all about getting that mutual respect and understanding going, which honestly, makes the whole travel experience way better for everyone. ❤
I am a Japanese, when we go to the restaurants we should clean the table before we leave not throwing shells at the floor. Also no littering garbages everywhere.
I visited Japan two times, and i always had to look up rules/norms when visiting to Japan. because they don’t normally speak English so i won’t know if i’m doing something right or wrong.
You Japanese people are the loveliest and talented people. I had a Japanese neighbour and he was a delight. I worked for Docomo and I loved it. Indian here, much love and respect to you and your country.
ّI speak Japanese and the guy was only mad at their eating habits. He was even, politely, asking them to leave. He didn't use any rude language at all.
Vietnamese-Canadian here. We went to Toronto in 2018 as a group of friends. Chinese Tourists who share our hotel skip the lines during the breakfast. Someone in our group told them they were skipping, they still did.
@michael jenkins I have had many times where Japanese people have "backstabbed" me, have tried their best to tell me "that I don't belong there", told me I am idiot for trying to learn Japanese, people not following up on any contact, people "overreacting" to what should be something small, completely ignoring people, blocking people despite having what seemed to be a "nice conversation", people judging me without listening to anything I had to say, people getting mad at my complements, people telling me that I'm not a real American because I can speak a bit of Japanese, people telling me I can never understand Japan because I'm an American, people calling any Japanese that does something dumb as actually being a Korean pretending to be Japanese, most places won't rent out to foreigners, etc... I have seen a Japanese guy tell a suicidal cross-dresser that broadcast their suicide attempt on twitcast to do it in private so they didn't bother anyone. I've never been to Japan, but I have JLPT N2 by the way.
@michael jenkins blog.waseda-icc.jp/?p=3445 japantoday.com/category/entertainment/singer-hikaru-utada-opens-a-discussion-on-racism-on-japanese-twitter " MocheakeJune 11 09:32 am JST I want to see her chime in on the problem in Japan as I feel Japan is more racist than any country I have ever been. I have been told on the phone by real estate agents that a certain owner doesn't rent to blacks or to Filipinos or to Chinese and it was not isolated. I have been told I couldn't go to so-and-so place because I was not Japanese. It is widespread and entrenched. If the real estate bubble had not burst, it would be even worse now. A dead gaijin at the hands of police, or any Japanese for that matter, will not garner any real news coverage. The difference is they don't lynch people here but they throw roadblocks from all directions and the TV shows and news programs go right past it without reporting on any issues. In the U.S., people have been working on the problems for decades but in Japan, according to most Japanese, there is no problem: Avoid negative publicity and keep my head in the sand. We are the greatest and we don't have the problems that countries like America have. That comedian on TV said so and I know it's true! 20( +28 / -8 )"
6668528 The worst/rudest and one single xenophobic experience I've had in Japan as a non Japanese Asian American was just getting a silent treatment from a server and having our menus nonchalantly tossed at our table, but our server was replaced with a very helpful and kind server and everyone else I talked to was also very polite and kind and helpful, but then I also respected their rules and habits, so I don't know about you
anyone who knows the Japanese standards of service would know this Chinese woman was *bullshitting* the fact that even the OWNER didnt want to take their money says a lot
Same, Chinese from Hong Kong and Singapore don't really get along well with mainland Chinese. They might as well be a separate ethnicity with a different culture.
I'm a Malay. To be honest, you can tell the differences between Malaysian Chinese and mainland Chinese by their attitude in public. One time a couple of mainland Chinese were fighting in KLIA 2, screaming, throwing their passports. I looked around and saw the faces of Malaysian Chinese, and they look very embarassed and disappointed. I feel really bad for them
I have been to Osaka twice and I found the restaurant staff generally friendly and courteous. To be kicked out of the restaurant means these Chinese tourists must have done something terribly disgusting. I'm not surprised.
Having Lived in both countries , it is safe to say that Chinese table etiquette is the Complete opposite of Japan. In China, shells , bones and all other pieces are left on the table or thrown on the ground . This is unacceptable in Japan .
Normal is define differently across culture. What is normal to you might not be normal to other people (for example eating with hands). You should not expect people to conform to your standards. Be open minded, you will have a better time traveling when you do.
Ronove You are right,the shells are usually left in plates or on the table in Chinese restaurants,if it is really an unacceptable way,Japan,at least,should put a sign or prepare some brochures to tell Chinese people the right table manners as these tourists may be not familiar with the Japanese culture and customs.
He's disgusted to the point that he doesn't want their money, that tells a lot. And i wont be surprised if he throws the plates and utensils they used on that table as well. 😂
It was also telling the Chinese women did not pan the camera to the table and floor they were eating at, as to avoid showing the disgusting table manners they had. Chinese Mainlanders have disgusting habits, which make the non mainland Chinese utterly appalled at their behaviour.
Im chinese-canadian and ive never felt descriminated against in japan. They were always kind and courteous even when I spoke different dialects of chinese. Chinese tourists have always made a bad name for themselves. They need to learn proper etiquette thats acceptable outside of their own country.
"disgusting eating habits" I wonder what he meant by this. I hope they install cameras at their restaurant in the future. This will deter bad behavior and we get to see the full story.
The Chinese gov should give mandatory classes on manners, starting in school. I witnessed the savagery while I was travelling in Hong Kong. I could totally tell the mainlanders from locals.
carlcepillo01 lol..pinoys dont have manners for gods sake. My friend's restaurant invited guests for their buffet and it's invite only base on number of tickets, and 90% of the pinoys brought their entire family down and cleared the food before even some guests got to try it. Not just this incident.
@@nopermanentaddresserlife1541 do you know the reason why? nobody know the reason why coz nobody was there. those who claim to be there may lie. yours is not even a meatball.
I’m in Thailand and we have lots of tourists. Whenever you’re in a mall’s bathroom, it’s a common occurrence to hear Chinese people talking very loudly to each other (with other people in bathroom stalls in between them such as myself). It’s incredible to me how that happens; how it’s even comfortable for them to do that and the lack of courtesy for others in the restroom. Japanese people would never do that, or it would be extremely rare. This speaks for itself.
Americans can be pretty loud too. So can the British when you think about it. But now I know that I must use my library voice if I ever go to Thailand!
@@petercdowney Thai people can get just as loud but in more appropriate places like bars or a dinner gathering between coworkers after work (and five drinks deep into it with less memory of stress... lol). Please don't feel the need to whisper! We have lots of American and British expats and tourists, and they can get loud but generally they're face-to-face, not speaking in between people.
Yes this! Oh my gosh! I have traveled all over Thailand, have seen them in tour buses. My husband has family in Thailand so we get a chance to travel around there and almost every time we are around Chinese tourists and also Russian ones and other European ones, they often skip the lines. It’s annoying. I remember being at one rest area on the way to chiang mai and another English speaking lady and I helped each other to get a bathroom stall. lol it was like a frenzy to get one as us two were just trying to be nice and wait in line, we finally had to yell no at someone and to wait! I’m sure they understood English too because our loud abruptness stopped them in their tracks finally and we got a stall. It’s ridiculous when people travel they should be better mannered.
Here in the US, Chinese workers talk to each other loudly in front of others (not Chinese). They don't care and don't have the feeling of shame. I knew everyone would feel comfortable speaking his/her native language but at work place and in front on other nationalities no one dare to use his/her native language. Only the Chinese.
Rather than they feel own that place, it's because that's not their place. Same thing happened before where a foreign tourist leave their room hotel full with pile of junk in the room and bathroom, that guest said they do it because it's not their home, also assuming what they've done isn't wrong because the hotel got their employee to clean their room...
Yellow Panda " People like you are what makes the problems even worse by sowing seeds of hate." Then please tell us why so many Chinese tourists have poor manner. This isn't some imagination. There were polls done which show that Chinese tourists are most disrespectful. Can you please educate us why so many?
japanese are very polite and ive been experiencing rude chinese in manila there so many tourist but i cant stop them maybe thats how they live maybe its not intentional to offense or hurt us the way they live. honestly they are so dirty.maybe this is how they live in china.
@James Franko im german, with lots of asians studying here at my school. my black friend who came here from america 13 years ago cant tell the diefference too.
If he was discriminating against Chinese, how did they stay sit for 90minutes long? Use your brain you're in other people places and you don't show your respect how do you expect the people to respect you? Different country have different way
I been to Japan before and they take eating manners very seriously, this owner isnt trying to be rude but the fact that he got so irritated means that the customer definitely did something very wrong that isnt seen on camera When I went to Japan I ate without proper instruction but luckily the owner that I got too is very nice and decided to taught me how to do it so that I dont get kicked out in other restaurants Im honestly disgraced that she even tried to blame the owner of being racist, this is the kind of tourist that just go to countries and think that they have all the privilege to do whatever they want without respecting culture, throwing trash on the floor is definitely something you musnt do in any countru actually
You mentioned you "ate without proper instruction". If you don't mind my asking, what was the improper way of eating? (So I dont get kicked out too if I visit lol)
@@alanzlinsky its not intensely strict, you can search on youtube of some simple manners when going to Japan and not all restaurant you encounter will kick you out for it so I think youll be fine
I'll probably be working on japan soon, and me and my friend are seriously learning proper etiquttes STRICTLY instructed by our japanese language teacher. I can now see why
I am Chinese, some Chinese are really lack of manners in every way. It takes time for them to learn some manners。 In 20years, I bet they will get much better.
If a Japanese host is throwing out the customers, there's certainly something wrong with the customers. Not being judgemental but still... Also he refused to accept to get the payment...
So your saying Japanese people are PERFECT and their morality have reached the points of extra terrestrial, Virtual age mind controlling to speak absolutely The most legitimate truth even if it is against or for their personal gains.... that is absolutely devastating to hear from an average human being and probably would for you. your "kpop" stan status and "racial" discrimination is more "sinister" and "illegal" than the situation itself, your love of drama as a kpop stan is a point that u worship when a Korean exchange student joins your class.
It's not racist because the restaurant let them eat for 90 mins.????? The problem is that the girls are commuting bad manners at the table and also they threw a shrimp shell on the floor. The floor is not a trashcan-_-
*Japanese people are famous all over the world for their manners and cleanliness. I totally believe the restaurant owner...also when the guy is not even willing to take your money, you are 100% at fault!!!* 😐
Honestly i’m not surprise. As a chinese i live in a Chinese neighborhood and there are old people everywhere eating stuff and throwing stuff on the ground, There were some nice people which get up 7 in the morning just to clean after those disrespectful old people
I’ve been to Japan 10x and they’re very quiet, HELPFUL, respectful, passive, caring people. Whenever I got lost (a lot) people would walk me to my destination/station. These women must’ve done something ABSURDLY RUDE!
We can buy all these cheap Japanese foods and donate them to the homeless people with Loving Kindness and Compassion. Never trust these Sick racist Japanese again .
@@gordonsek What? What are talking about? You comment about food being cheap and Japanese being bad...,but that doesn't have anything to do with the video.... 🤔 explain please.
Being a Chinese and having seen countless chinese tourist abroad. I side with the Japanese, it's not easy to get the Japanese upset with you, they are extremely polite and tolerant frankly speaking. When I Was at a ramen store in Osaka, this group of chinese tourist was seen spitting on the floor as well as picking out toppings and throwing them on the ground. The staffs were polite to ask them to stop, they even cleaned the mess.
Odd Apprentice well guess what m8, You don’t get to choose. get off your fking high horse and make a real impact rather than spout empty promises. You being an Anglo means nothing.
I have a Japanese classmates when I was in college. They are known to be politeful and so reserved. They maintain their discipline and behavior and so calm. How can a Chinese disgust those calm people?
@@sycopath160 It is not the entire population, so don't be racist. I have Indian friends who are nice, and who behaves badly. Even in US, some people love China and someone who are anti-China. Everything has two sides.
Chinese millennials are more trustworthy than the generations prior to them where lying is considered an everyday norm. 8 years in dongguan taught me that.
In China, throwing sunflower seed (瓜子) shells on the floor is 1000% normal on restaurants and in Karaokes which are usually called KTV. Putting shrimp shells（虾壳） on the table(even if it has a white table cloth, not on a dish) is 1000% normal to see in any restaurant even high class restaurants in China. If there is any Chinese who dare to say I'm lying, please come and talk to me, i lived in China for 12 years and i speak fluent Mandarin. I also know that there are a lot of Chinese travelers that want to make hate videos agaisnt Japan to make more likes and make money on Chinese TikTok （抖音). I had enough of those fake videos that they do on Tiktok. I live in Japan now and i have Chinese friends that they do recognize Japanese people being super nice to them. It's not fair!
It's probably normal in China but if you are in a foreign country, you should not bring your culture but instead you should respect other people's culture. It's common sense.
Last time, I was in a Korean buffet, a group of chinese tourists came. They took too much food. They affraid to pay the fine for wasting food. So, they put that back in the food serving table. The servers and managers did have a scene with them
I'm a Chinese Singaporean. I've witness it once when holidaying in Korea's restaurant. The waitress told us after a group of China's tourists left. There are rice and chicken bones all over the floor and table. I felt so bad. The restaurant actually have small container for the bone. I don't understand why they didn't us it. I can only comfort the staff by telling them not everyone behave that way. Social etiquette starts from home.
Iam from Bali Indonesia, several hotels in Bali made a close meeting and discussing about Chinese tourist which stay in Bali, most of our meeting points are ' how bad character and attitude of them'. And our meeting made decision that: 1.Some of the hotels in Bali rejected tourists from China who want to stay in their hotels 2 Some of the hotels in Bali allowed them staying in their hotel with restrict regulations .
@@christopherzhao5381 You're in China now, correct? Can you remember what you did the last time you saw somebody throw a bone on the floor (or litter on the street, or smoke where they shouldn't, etc.). Did you say something to them? Do you believe it's your duty to improve society by correcting others' behavior? Do you tell your friends and family to also say something to those they see? Are you willing to make this small effort to help the country you "love." It's your choice; but remember-cause and effect.
@@anypercentdeathless are u kidding me? They cant do that in china. There are cameras evrywhere and they dont want their credit score fck up..and they dont want to get sent to concentration camp by ccp just like jack ma did.. LOL
There are many cases of Chinese tourists yelling and being rude. I think can't say about this but it's really difficult to get a Japanese person this mad. Hope both side find peace in their heart instead of hatred.
chinese peope believe they are spending money to help save economies around the world thus making them saviors. They think they are superior so there is no need to follow rules or respect local culture.
Even as a Chinese I could understand that was not discrimination but a valid complaint on the eating habits. Those tourists just can’t understand... idiots
@@APersonOnUA-camX yeah, my mom said that too. If some old Chinese woman fell, don’t help them, they’ll sue you and blame you. Thing is, my parents are Chinese, so she’s prolly telling the truth
I'm Chinese but I understand Japanese people, they have high politeness and tolerance for things you do to them. If they get angry, you must be done something intolerable to them.
I am also Chinese and I once worked in Keio University in Tokyo for about a year. I once got my feet ran over by a Chinese tourist’s suitcase wheels on the metro with no apology, and when I was waiting in the line at Haneda airport to get my flight ticket back to Shanghai, several Chinese old ladies just cut in my queue without asking. And the fact is I am not the outdoor type person, I am more like an Otaku. Just imagine how many these kind of rude tourists Japanese people have to meet in their daily lives...Even as a Chinese, I can’t tolerate tbh. Since during my one year stay in Tokyo I have never be discriminated, I will not regard this video as discrimination, these two deserve it.
The owner is so disgusted; he has never seen such disgusting table manners. Please get out! If this is true, then these ladies better learn to eat with proper table manners, not drop food on the floor or all over the table. The owner has every right to tell them to get out. People now immediately bring up racial discrimination instead of being accountable for their actions.
1. She dodged the question about her bad manners
2. The restaurant refused to take their money
What more evidence do you need?
They waited for them to finish their meal too. Doesn't take a genius to understand the whole situation 😌
The japanese guy is the victim poor guy what did they do to the point that made him feel soo disgusted
i hate your pfp
I agree. It sounds more like why did they think our eating habit isn't acceptable in Japan? They have no clue why they were treated that way. What is acceptable in China may not be acceptable in other countries. I am an Asian of Chinese descent.
@@shaggydawg5419 I have seen some posts, I don't think throwing shrimp shells on the floor is respectful not represented in cultural or living ways
There’s no clear evidence against either party. But since the owner or waiter didn’t even asked for the women to pay, I’m gonna go with his side of the story.
I think it's clear. It's not like the restaurant didn't let those women in and have 90 minutes buffet. They gave them everything but everyone have their limit and these two women clearly exceeded it.
This video doesnt show the full story but there are more details on chinese cocial media. The 2 women paid for a 90min buffet. But they stayed after 90 min which is wrong, they were reminded of this many times but chose to disobey the rules. They were also spitting on the floor and throwing food on the floor.
@@johnhsmckay Hm... Chinese government shpuld educate some manners to their citizens who are about to travel abroad.
@@wildlotus4339 The funny thing is they have. The Chinese government wrote and disseminated a booklet of what to do and what not to do when travelling abroad
@@makkapakka5980 is it only in BBC news?
I am going to side with the Japanese here. Anyone who ever visited Japan would agree.
sng1867 True, Japanese apologize for apologizing.
Yes!
Thats what people think but is not always the case.
Coming from a korean whos friends and family have experienced some shit
Cwp 1212 koreans and japanese always had tension so I'm not surprised
Knowing how mainland Chinese can act at restaurants, I have no doubt believing the restaurant owner
It takes a lot to get a Japanese business to show disrespect to a customer. These women must have been behaving very badly.
fixpacifica yeah I would say the same thing
That's what I thought too
Exactly. I'm Swiss and I know from time to time I make mistakes in Japan but never been kicked out of a restaurant. Also I always had to pay.
fixpacifica | Agree with that 😅
I know right ? Japanese usually aren't direct like that, they try to say it nicely no matter what. These people must have been horrible.
According to a few comments I saw on China's social medias...
1. The girls threw prawn shells on the floor
2. Exceeded the 90 minute limit, even after being advised multiple times
3. Started filming because they got mad the waiters reminded them multiple times their 90-minute buffet has ended
That's what made the store manager so mad
Uhm yes we watched the video we know...
@@zarpp9411 by travelling to completely different place you need to respect and accept their culture,with these facts above the tourist seems to disobey the restaurant policy.
@@hai3201 uhm yes why would you not do that? And yes again, we watched the video and we all know what happened.
Just one thing, before you travel to other places you might need to learn how to read English ok?
@@zarpp9411 i was merely stating what's going on with context,and yes i can read your comment perfectly. What i was saying is not everyone knows it and i just want to let you know too.
@@hai3201 since you comment this out of the blue... what you wrote is about common sense and it is again basically what was said in the video...
Do you always spread obvious facts to random comments? If you do that I apologies for my assumption that you can not read english.
"I've never seen such disgusting eating habits"
That means alot in japan
Pototo have you seen how loud and noisy a japanese slurp his soup noodles?
@@streamfresh4741 slurping noodles is literally the best
@@streamfresh4741 well, in chinese culture, slurping loudly is a sign that you like the food that you are being served and it shows that you are grateful towards the person who made the food
stream fresh
I like ur attitude. Super liked
Even though his words were translated as eating manners....this video also reports that they even threw shrimp shells on the ground.....it's just my speculations but this is what he must've referred to.
i'm a foreigner living in japan for more than 20 years and i have observed many chinese tourist visiting japan that have a very bad manners throwing garbage anywhere and arrogant,
Where are you from?
Of course, because you think everyone you don't like is Chinese
They don't know manners. They think they can do anything if they pay money. But in Japan, that's not allowed.
我们大陆也是这样 没素质
It's because many chinese have the child emperor syndrome for some reason
If he was really discriminating against Chinese, he wouldn't even let them sit in his restaurant.
Ummmm he wasn’t discriminating then tbh. If customers in my restaurant was that messy, threw shrimp shells on the floor, stay pass over 90 mins, I would have kick them out as well.
I believe nobody will discriminate money. Probably he thought both woman will just eat and leave? But when the woman start to complaint what she felt that might start the whole thing? I understand what you saying. If the woman say "i want to enter your restaurant just to sit for a while", I believe the owner will not let them in, like you said if he was really discriminating against Chinese. But both woman are paying for their food, which I think he definitely put his discrimination aside to make profit on his business. Anyway we all just assuming.
He might have mistaken them for Japanese as they share a common yel skin colour
@@manalittlesis eh but they didn't accept their money
@@zbigbozbboy5245 Not 'didnt' but refuse and both woman left the money on the counter anyway.
When the restaurant doesn't even accept the money while the women have eaten buffets more than 90 mins, then the truth has been spoken
90 mins ... To eat is a long time. Man how much were they eating?
@@sanjeevansingh2123 they probably just chat with each other
The thing is it's not racist, it's only racist if there are cases in other countries but only the Chinese one goes viral.
@@jedng3915 well said!!!
@@sanjeevansingh2123 90 minutes is a standard time to eat buffet though? buffet is like all you can eat, no?
I'm Chinese. So far my experiences in Japan has been incredible. I could feel the frustration in his tone...
no, you're not
@@Insularish I doubt he's from Mainland China
Nursik you know that not only China have Chinese people right?
@@shizo_bioc80022 I doubt he's Chinese
@@nursik- He is Malaysian-Chinese
I believe the “ disgusting eating habits”claim by the Japanese.
I have witnessed their disgusting eating habits
that's too vague, that japanese guy is clearly racist
1: Japanese restaurant seats chinese customers at table
2: Chinese customers eat
3: Restaurant refuse further service due to customers uncleanliness
4: Restaurant refuse payment.
Restaurant would have refused service from the beginning if it the reason was discrimination.
Wow. Nice logic. It didnt even cross my mind.
True!
Agree
True
True👍🏽
I'm chinese but I'm going to have to side with the Japanese man here, he seemed genuinely upset about their table manners and didn't bring up race a single time.
Chinese and Japanese people are the same race anyway. They’re different nationalities and ethnicities.
Yeah that’s exactly right, just like Black people from the USA and Nigeria it’s all the same.
@@hwstudiosww4449 precisely
@@FlowerTower I get the feeling HW Studios WW was being sarcastic...
@@FlowerTower Also, no. We identify ourselves differently, please respect that...
If he didn’t want their money, I would think he is 100% in the right. I’ve only ever done that a couple of times in my life, and it was because of really boorish behaviour.
Yep, to get them out as quick as possible.
Exactly
Meanwhile in the US, if you don’t leave at least a 25 percent tip for bad service, staff will try to chase you down to tip at least 25 percent of your bill.
It is a typical habit of Chinese tourists to behave disrespectfully and then victimize themselves by waving the flag of discrimination. Really pathetic.
Imagine being so disgusted that you refuse their money
I know. Hmong people have a problem with them. They are that bad.
that is the deepest level of dislike, when they return your money.
They do that all time USA. Black ppl turned away. It is not something that’s astonishing
@@Timothee_Chalamet_CMBYNthe difference is that in th US, they just wouldn’t serve you to begin with.
Here this restaurant served them and advised them of their time limit, and even after that, still refused their money and told them to leave. Two different situations
@@liemduong6729in the us, this would be a blessing, but no restaurant there would avoid billing you if they served you
You know you did something *real* bad when a Japanese restaurant kicks you out and don't even want your money.
Hey I like dayglow too :)
Agree. We also know chinese not take seriously about cleanless
@@ubaidillahabdullah2660 based nihonjin
Yeah, they don't like it when you disrespect the food, because some people cant even afford 2 times a day meal.
bad behavior of chines tourist is very common .
Here are what Chinese customer did and why restaurant was so mad at them, based on Japanese news.
1.They stayed over time , even after 90 mins buffet time was over, even though restaurant had asked them to leave over and over.
2 .They spited shrimp's shell on the flor. Restaurant asked them to stop, but they didn't. ( Restaurant cleaned all the mess.)
3. They started to record video when they are criticized.
I have witnessed mainland Chinese travelers in several Asian countries. They tend to be rude and treat their wait staff like trash. I can see why this restaurant in Japan kicked them out.
@@jonlapang3196 yeah, they got some cash and think they are kings when eating in a restaurant
That's just foul.
most Japanese don't lie so thats what is most likely true.
Most of this tourist are in government, that why they try are inferior. They probably do that to their country. They treated workers nobody, below their level.
Table manners is really big deal in japan...
These two woman definitely lying about that guy discriminating them.
This is key, it's not racism, it's ignorance from the 2 women.
so true!! right? visiting other country means you need to respect them coz you're just a VISITOR.. lol this two woman 🙄🙄
Nah it's not lying, they are UTTERLY clueless of what went wrong and can't even see the difference other than speaking a different language.
They probably don’t know why still . I donot know how old they are ,surly Japanese cares about tables mannas but a lot of Chinese donot ,
@Lemonade Juice Yes
Yup in the Philippines I experienced Chinese spitting everywhere even inside of the elevator and the Filipino janitor told them not to do it anymore I know not all Chinese but most of them, no to racism just stating facts.
In USA, like all races spit anywhere they want, I see black, mexicans and even Filipinos randomly spitting the yellow green sputum outside the church in the parking lot.
Filipino are always spitting (women included) and men peeing in public. Also enjoy throwing garbage everywhere.
If the Japanese guy was racist why would he have allowed the Chinese women to enter the restaurant, eat their fill and then make them leave without letting them pay 🤔. What kind of racism is that? 🤔
@Mason991031 Chinese and Japanese are different nationalities, but are of somewhat similar descent, no? It would be more like xenophobia than racism I guess. But I can't really say...
@@AndrewAce. No, it's racism. They're two different races from the same continent. It's like Canada and America, or Mexico and America. All of them are from North America but they are different nationalities. The same goes for China and Japan, just it's in Asia.
@@AndrewAce. So then just go with Canada and America
Andrew Ace youre another racist white guy who assumes all asians must be one race because they look the same
Fact is chinese are more different from japanese than black americans are from white americans
@@bobbobbgarte922 What incredible irony.
You really have no right to be calling anyone racist right now after assuming that I'm white because of something I said which you perceived to be racist. I'm not white, by the way, but that fact that you ascribed racism to whites is sheer hypocrisy.
Fact: I have no animus towards any ethnicity, nationality, race, or religion. I view others through an individualistic lense. At worst, you can call me ignorant, but racist? No...
First of all theres a lot of chinese tourist in japan esp in osaka. Japanese dont discriminate. But if u have a really bad manner or table manner doesnt matter where ur from yes u will be scolded or kicked out. Ive seen a lot of chinese tourist in japan being so loud and not a care in the world throwing their trash everywhere while sightseeing.
They do discriminate, but I dont blame them. I'm Taiwanese. They wouldnt smile to you unless you specifically told them you are Taiwanese. Have friends from Osaka, even he agree that they do. Mainland Chinese are sometimes rude. However, as long as you are respectful, they will still treat you well. They just wont greet you the same though. I dont blame them one bit.
chan stanley I don't blame Japan too in the way they behave towards them though. If they now look at Chinese people that way then it means that they already have a long history of how many times Chinese tourists behave in such a bad manner. But then again we still can't generalize. Maybe that's their perspective.
Really? When I went there esp at that famous fish market many greeted tourist with their native language, if it's korean they will greet in korean, if it's Indonesian they will greet in Indonesian, if it's chinese they greet in mandarin. The problem definitely the tourist. Sure there are racism everywhere but when it comes to tourist japan has the best hospitalities. My friends are chinese HK and Singapore all had best time in japan & kept coming back there for vacay
橋本奈々
You just proven the point. Look at that, disrespectful! I hope you have a wonderful life.
Shields H and krnstrong
I do agree! They have one of the best hospitalities; however, once you make some Japanese friends there, they will tell you the real truth. Dont get me wrong. Most of them are still nice. Had a friend suggested us to wear "I'm from Taiwan" T-shirt. It is also political accounting for unresolved WWII issues, and bad behaviors. Personally seen Chinese throw food in the shopping mall.
For those who wants to know more, just read the news on mainland China boycotting Japanese products. There are still conflicts between them. It has died down. No matter what, as long as you are respectful, you'll be fine.
Also important, during Japan earthquake, Taiwan donated a lot of money. During Taiwan's earthquake, Japan donated a lot of money. We have been strong allies. Very grateful for their contributions.
This was not discrimination against Chinese tourists. The tourists were behaving badly. The restaurant didn't even want their money, it just wanted them to go.
Chinese tourist is famous to have very bad behavior
Yes.. why some people keep blaming the restaurant? I mean, if they really racist, the China tourist will be kicked out before they can eat, right? And the employee said that they throwing shrimp shells all over the ground.. ofc they will angry.. japanes known by their cleanliness and their profesionalities..
@@karlbronson I'd like to make a correction. Only mainland chinese tourists are stereotyped to have horrible manners. Chinese people who live outside china are usually okay.
@@sophieleongjiaxuan125 nah~
@@김기범-j1b why do you disagree? I'm Malaysian chinese and the chinese people here are usually more well mannered than mainland chinese tourists that have encountered. The chinese people in australia, New Zealand, Singapore and many other countries have always been pretty polite to me
Japanese, some of the most respectful and orderly people in the world.
Commentor: "We don't know the full story, so we cant judge."
Any business that refuses your money after serving you for over 1 1/2hrs...I'll take the businesses side on this.
You are lucky that at least someone in China would say that instead of everyone going nationalistic and force the restaurant to apologize
We cant judge people in diff countries but we can judge the ones in ours hmmm
@@JnxakaBeasie amen
@Emma Samuel So they were essentially acting like Communist running dogs.
ikr
*After experiencing Chinese tourists, I side with the Japanese. :-/*
*After reading your comment I suddenly am very annoyed with your futile effort of standing out by bolding*
HmMmM Lowly - gee that's great little troll, _but nobody cares what you think,_ hmmkay!
@@hmmmmlowly9252 I agree one cares about your comment
Well 772 people care more about long time listeners comment than anyone else's.
The reason why i avoid going to Japan, their culture should be respected and not because i'm Taiwanese.
Key phrase “disgusting eating habit”
Thats the problem. Not discrimination.
Seems like they have difficulties to differenciate between personal problem with race problem
@@ivanbima5877 differentiate*
Yeh, I think they actually offend Japanese there.
You're not leaving punctually
Honestly I had encountered similar behaviour from chinese tourist in Singapore when I had buffet at seoul garden, Singapore. They came in group and the noise they made is deafening. None stop talking loudly and they way the fill their plate as though they didn’t eat for week. Surely they cannot eat all the food. What an attitude.
You might mistake them as having come from North Korea
As a Chinese myself. I have been to Japan 3 times. Everyone in Japan was very polite. These two Chinese girls must be really annoying to get treated like that.
Yusuzech btw the girl in your profile pic is so cute
巛 * *gayness intensifies* *
Logic says restaurants need customers to make money. If you're behaving the same as the others this couldn't have happened
Yusuzech
Yes
CHINESE people are rude overall!
I am sure there are many wonderful Chinese people out there. But unfortunately all my experiences with Chinese tourists in Japan were very negative too.
@@mk4883 Sorry to hear that.
LOL you cant even tell which one is Japanese or Chinese unless they come in the tour group. Those tour groups are usually full of old people who are low educated but just got money to see the world. The young ones are definitely more civilized. I am Chinese.
@@mk4883 nmslese spotted
Michael K. Which part of China? Probably a poor one then
Yes be it in Japan, Singapore, Thai, Indonesia, Malay, etc. they all tend to behave like they don't respect the places. It maybe more like a cultural difference, but still people give you respect when you do the same.
As a French working in a restaurant in Australia, I can tell how Chinese Behave, a nightmare
Jean-Charles Lemelin 😂sorry about that🙁I’m Chinese but I can understand you feeling.
Why?
Same like cockrouch
So true.
They are like that everywhere thinking they own the world. You can tell they are from mainland even in Hong Kong.
Due to my job I was both in Japan and China. Japan is a very clean and polite country with well educated people. China is a little bit different. I was in a restaurant at Shanghai and Chinese people at nearby table were spitting on the floor for all the time.
im chinese and i've been to that restuarant before, and i didnt get kicked out.
That means it was not racism right?
@@YCG0326 no, it was their unsanitary eating habits.
@@tenett I meant that.. Just my English skills were poor..
カービーかわいいね！
@@ablmjjjwtwm4454 Kirby is cute? Or did google translate fail me?
Japanese people rarely get mad in public. They are known for being polite..they did something that this man got really mad..
Chinese and Japanese are rival countries.
Scmp this 8a govenments media.
Japanese people are most disciplined.
Love japan.
@@zemo5218 if you think about it, the Chinese liked the nanking massacre so much, that they let their government do a repeat of it, i.e. Tiananmen Square massacre
@@zemo5218 Japan before world war 2 and Japan after world war 2 are very different countries
@@zemo5218 You could just go and live there
@@Primitive01 no i will go once they become a monarchy it's better than a so called democratic republic
Japan is the most respectful country with manners way beyond standards, I side with the owner/manager, they must have misbehaved very badly.
Japan should have showed honor to the Chinese women as a respectful courtesy and duty being the owner of the restaurant yet still a descendant the Chinese through genetics and history. Besides the host was very rude and oblivious to his own job which is to put customer first regardless of eating habits
Deathless He probably don't live in past
The line: "What trouble could two young women get up to" signals to me that they are not telling the truth.
Although you can never be sure, Innocent people will look for facts. Liars often use "believe me" lines like:
- "I would never do that,
- "This is not who I am"
- "That's not me"
Tomáš Le
The last line was unnecessary.
thomas samson yep
I am Armenian living in Los Angeles. I just returned from Japan and I am depressed, because I miss the politeness, civility and cleanliness of the Japanese people.
Im Japanese and im from Osaka. from this vid, the guy says "I cant accept how disgusting they were eating and i cant deal with that" . Osaka people are very vocal and passionate about their businesses. SPECIALLY when it comes to food. Disrespecting a restaurant by means of disrespecting the food (how to eat etc) is a low blow for us Japanese people, specially Osakans.
True Osaka is amazing for food culture. Can't wait to visit again and have the best food. Japan is always in my heart.
Yess u right man cause the food we eat needs to be respected..... cause some people dont even get to eat 2 times a day they strive to get food ....
regardless of any races we all should respect every culture when we travel.
@@sebastiank9175 My sentiments exactly.
@Kaneidare Yu I don't blame you, and I'm American.
I'm a Human with a functional brain, hence sliding with the Japanese.
Chinese people are also human with a functioning brain. They prob just had trouble adapting to Japan because they were prob traveling there
NikoLOL it’s definitely more than just them having trouble adapting.
I just love sliding with the japanese
Lysol just visit japan one day and observe those tourists
@@banapotato6940 They have new sliding laws now because of the china virus.
I saw chinese tourists spitting in the restrurant. I freak out.
Wait until you see them start pooping in front of you
@@gitaayu9071 what a coward you are didn't dare to scold at her sighh
They let their children take a dump at public places too! Trust me I saw it myself.
Chanel Oberlin Total insanity😂
Stop virtue signaling
as a white person who frequents Japan. These woman definitely did something outlandish to garner this kind of reaction.
Losing face is very serious thing in Japanese culture, and they always try not to cause other people lose face. It is quite rare that any Japanese would confront you even if they don't agree with you. The fact that this Japanese guy burst into anger might tell you that whatever these girls doing is beyond his limit.
Agree 👍
@Crebs Park bruh that was decades ago. They've already apologized and still remorse over the damages they have done in the past. History is relevant but recent happenings and issues like what we've seen in this video is much relevant than what has happened in the past as people living right now can experience these things.
Crebs Park China has Muslims in prison camps right now but I don’t blame the Chinese I blame the government. But I’m sorry for what my country did in the past :(
Crebs Park I agree what my country did was disgusting but you don’t have to bring it up in everything that involves anything remotely Japanese
They didnt even wanted their money
I trust the Japanese man, because I’ve seen how chinese tourists behave in my country as well.
Yea
you should see how they behave in their country...... then you won't even question a japanese dude for a second, unfortunately. its a norm there.
They even cut lines in buffets, i have seen them !!!!
i remember seeing a mother allowing her child to *poo* on the beach i was in
it was so gross
there were even bathrooms near the little cafe on the beach-
Me to😥
Im chinese, but believe the Japanese man.
Same bro
Same
Menn Menny Hey, not every Chinese eat bat
@@ruanxun9454 nope, most of you are.
Menn Menny lol, you know what, 99% of the people in China don't even know we have bat selling legally in mainland China, feel free to go ask any Chinese around you to verify my word
I’m up to 118 countries visited now. The topic that I’ve found EVERY country has in common is a disdain for mainland Chinese visitors. It literally never fails.
Except for Australia, New Zealand, Taiwan, and Singapore.
been to japan 3 times. and every time, my visit has always been fantastic. it takes a lot for a japanese to become rude to foreigners, thats all im going to say.
same here, been there twice and stayed for months, experienced nothing but politeness and courtesy!
yep, Japanese service is second to none, even when they hate you, they are trained to show their best side to their customers. Chinese tourists are terrible because a lot of them are not educated and are closer to the Nouveau riche mentality. I also hear Korean tourists are similar in Japan too (of course not all of them, but they have bad rep).
Agreed.
@@sicaris415 I dont even think it was just Chinese or Korean tourist, it's almost every tourist who didnt have enough respect and grattitude. I ever got to Japan once, there are a few foreigner tourists ( not-asian) breaking the rules, and the security there litterally still speaks to them politely after being unacknowleged twice.
He even refused to take money from them. It says a lot. I think these two women might need to go back and apologize if they can look back someday and find out what they did was impolite.
They are what we call in my country "fallen up" people. Chinese people gained wealth over the last 3 decades but did not gain manners. Now they can travel to places like Japan. And Japan isn't cheap. But still act obnoxious. Also arrogant. You do not own the place even though you bring money.
BB Cream ~ The one girl's line _"What trouble could two young women get up to"_ also pretty much proves they're lying and trying to play the innocent victims.
D Gray ~ In North America, the term is "nouveau riche". Though ironically, I'm not sure if the same term is used in France.
Chinese are extremely peaceful, look how peaceful they are at south China sea, and it's neighbours, and its peacefulness is even making even America more anxious.
Jack Frost, yes we do, it means literally "new rich". Like you said, people getting rich too fast and yet behave like garbage, but you have to act like that only because you got rich, if you acted like that when you were poor, then we call that " a piece of shit " .
Ton Pac ~ Yeah, being Canadian, I understand some French and knew what it meant. What I was more talking about was the idea that the loanwords from a foreign language are sometimes not the same as what native speakers of that language would say. Also there could be a variation between Quebecois and Francais.
These women chose the wrong people to degrade. Japan is world renowned for their service. This person must have done something wrong. Even after everything he didn't ask you to pay and that's saying something!
Edit: Smol grammar correction
@Dan Brown No that's USA. Also the biggest ozone polluter on earth.
using 'definitely', you better see a doctor
@@jamesdr1929 You are right actually 🤔I used must have so using definitely is overkill
Yes that's true japanese people are so kind and humble. I love them.
when a japanese raises his or her voice it must be something very serious, this man is not even shouting or swearing, he is just raising his voice
If it were discrimination, they wouldn’t let them in in the first place.
I'm siding with the restaurant. Tourist sometimes can be incredibly rude and disgusting. I worked at a seafood restaurant and one time a table just threw all their crab shells on the ground. Instead of it the giant bucket in the middle of the table. When we asked them to stop they said that's what you get paid for. We cancelled their remaining food on order. We made them paid for what they had though 😉. This restaurant is too nice
Throwing inedible parts on the floor? 😳😳
basically they looked down on restaurant workers. i pay you to clean up my trash. disgusting
Please tell me the tourists with the crab shells were not American 😔
@@msairs exactly disgusting! The mindset of "they get paid to do their job" never dismissed nasty behaviour. The restaurant has all the rights to kick out any customer who don't follow the rules.
And the restaurant even let them finished their meal properly before refusing further service! No charge even! Some restaurant would have had charged them extra instead before kicking them out
@@marzipanmerci1068 I don't like that cultural habit, but throwing the left over under the table is a thing they do. More precisely its a thing the lower-class and poorer people do.
I'm Chinese and I know exactly how they acted so I'm siding with the Japanese on this ine
Chinese as well, specifically Chinese American and I side with the Japanese too, I'm sick and tired of these type of Chinese People making us all look bad! Especially in a time of the Coronavirus Pandemic.
Same here. Those two and people like them are embarrassing
Saaaaaaaame here! Siding with the Japanese on this one. They were showing poor etiquette and they justify it as racism??? Some logic they have alright
pls!! just nuke china
i'm indonesian chinese, i'm on the japanese side. i often see videos of mainland chinese bad table manner or bad habit become viral. i believe not all mainland chinese does that, but everytime i saw this kind of video i just cringe and said oh nooo.... "adding more salt to a salty soup".
so to mainland chinese, please watch your manner especially when you visit other country, we overseas chinese have to deal with that kind stereotype
They didn't even want the money, the sister left some cash and the waiter ran down to them to give it back. This is not discrimination at all.
waanjai: that's actually a very professional way of returning the insult (refusing their money). I support his actions 100%.
Also considering they were in the restaurant for 90 minutes I’d definitely say that isn’t discrimination.
I mean, I’ve never been to Japan, but 90 minutes is quite a long time to be in any restaurant. If they were really choosing to discriminate I doubt they’d tolerate them for an hour and a half before saying something
@Flare yeah and they still hate the Japanese to the gut because they colonize the Chinese in the 1930s to the 1940s even my country that has been colonize by the Japanese doesn't have that's issue
They're brainwashed to hate certain race and they're brainwashed to died for their emperor.
When the American defeat the Japanese, the civilians rather jump to their death from a cliff than to surrender. You can look it all up. The Bushido code.
@@NVRAMboi japan doesn’t get tips like that, it’s discriminatory
From my experiences, it really seems like some tourists from mainland China (and I’m saying some, NOT all) could do with a bit more prep on how things roll in other countries.
Being of Chinese descent but born, raised, and living elsewhere, it’s kind of hit me hard seeing this stuff go down.
Like this one time during dinner in the Maldives, I saw a lady from a group of eight just grab an entire big fish dish from the hotel buffet and haul it over to her table. Left the place looking like a mess, bones everywhere. Then the next morning, there was this guy who got super upset because the chef wouldn’t make his eggs with sweet soy sauce, worrying it’d mess up the pan and stink up the place. He made quite the scene, insisting he should get whatever he wants because he’s a paying guest.
These moments made me switch up how I do meals when I’m traveling. I’ve started skipping the buffet scene, even if I’ve paid for it, and hit up the à la carte restaurants instead. Just makes for a better vibe all around.
It’s kind of eye-opening, especially when you compare it to how things are in Japan, where everyone takes pride in keeping things clean and respecting shared spaces.
I’m not trying to throw everyone under the bus here. Just sharing what I’ve seen and how it’s nudged me to think and act a bit differently when I’m out there traveling.
It’s all about getting that mutual respect and understanding going, which honestly, makes the whole travel experience way better for everyone. ❤
I am a Japanese, when we go to the restaurants we should clean the table before we leave not throwing shells at the floor. Also no littering garbages everywhere.
I visited Japan two times, and i always had to look up rules/norms when visiting to Japan. because they don’t normally speak English so i won’t know if i’m doing something right or wrong.
North American here. Table etiquettes are out to lunch here, I've gone and cleaned tables as a customer because people can be such disgusting pigs.
You Japanese people are the loveliest and talented people. I had a Japanese neighbour and he was a delight. I worked for Docomo and I loved it. Indian here, much love and respect to you and your country.
@Raymond Richardson not defending india here but they do wash their hands before eating
@Raymond Richardson I mean, you have got a point. India still has a lot of food related disease
ّI speak Japanese and the guy was only mad at their eating habits. He was even, politely, asking them to leave. He didn't use any rude language at all.
@ぃゃmeru yamete kudasai senpai
Motto motto
Ikku ikkuuuu
Yare yare daze
@Tanjiro Kamado Ara ara ~
@@empty_world3397 🤓🤓
@ぃゃmeru if you don't live in Japan or have been cursed by a Japanese person what are you basing it on ?
@@tyrues1682 probably anime
You rarely see Japanese people being mean for no reason and Chinese tourist are know for being disrespectful and inconsiderate
Seeing mean Japanese people is once in a blue moon
Imperial japan!!
@@ಟೆಸ್ಲಾನಿಕೋಲಾ thats... 70+ years ago
@@adrianatgaming8640 ya.. I'm just pointing them being mean in the past
@Diego Latigo
Don't blame the Emperor lol. It's only Hideki Tojo. They just used the divine status of the Emperor to control the people.
Vietnamese-Canadian here.
We went to Toronto in 2018 as a group of friends. Chinese Tourists who share our hotel skip the lines during the breakfast. Someone in our group told them they were skipping, they still did.
Nah, I trust the Japanese.
www.halfwayanywhere.com/asia/japan/11-reasons-you-will-hate-japan/
backpackingman.com/living-japan-american-woman/
@@aoeu256 Irrelevant
@@aoeu256 dude.. The reasons are like some spoiled child excuses would give, do you truly believe all that?
@michael jenkins I have had many times where Japanese people have "backstabbed" me, have tried their best to tell me "that I don't belong there", told me I am idiot for trying to learn Japanese, people not following up on any contact, people "overreacting" to what should be something small, completely ignoring people, blocking people despite having what seemed to be a "nice conversation", people judging me without listening to anything I had to say, people getting mad at my complements, people telling me that I'm not a real American because I can speak a bit of Japanese, people telling me I can never understand Japan because I'm an American, people calling any Japanese that does something dumb as actually being a Korean pretending to be Japanese, most places won't rent out to foreigners, etc... I have seen a Japanese guy tell a suicidal cross-dresser that broadcast their suicide attempt on twitcast to do it in private so they didn't bother anyone. I've never been to Japan, but I have JLPT N2 by the way.
@michael jenkins blog.waseda-icc.jp/?p=3445
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I want to see her chime in on the problem in Japan as I feel Japan is more racist than any country I have ever been. I have been told on the phone by real estate agents that a certain owner doesn't rent to blacks or to Filipinos or to Chinese and it was not isolated. I have been told I couldn't go to so-and-so place because I was not Japanese. It is widespread and entrenched. If the real estate bubble had not burst, it would be even worse now. A dead gaijin at the hands of police, or any Japanese for that matter, will not garner any real news coverage. The difference is they don't lynch people here but they throw roadblocks from all directions and the TV shows and news programs go right past it without reporting on any issues. In the U.S., people have been working on the problems for decades but in Japan, according to most Japanese, there is no problem: Avoid negative publicity and keep my head in the sand. We are the greatest and we don't have the problems that countries like America have. That comedian on TV said so and I know it's true!
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I am Japanese. His talking sounds like he was astounded by her attitude.
Heh even in a UA-cam comment you sound politely euphemistic
He tried to as polite as possible. I feel bad for him.
I am Japanese too, and I absolutely agree with your comment
Respect for Japan
@Rugved Risbud Way better then they are treated in China.
The fact that the restaurant doesn't even wants their money and just wants them to leave says so much already.
anaknipara truth
Well said
you nailed it...
How about sisters? Why they insisted to pay the money? You’re racist😬
@@planthumor8103 mhhh bad food manners is a big no go for japanese
I have seen the way Chinese and Japanese tourists behave in the US, the difference is astounding. I side with the Japanese
The fact that the proprietor refused their money seems to me definitive proof that the fault was not on his side.
many cinnamon that's what he said
Faranku Ah right, didn’t see the “not”, thanks mate
You clearly don't know the Japanese.
6668528 DO YOU!
6668528 The worst/rudest and one single xenophobic experience I've had in Japan as a non Japanese Asian American was just getting a silent treatment from a server and having our menus nonchalantly tossed at our table, but our server was replaced with a very helpful and kind server and everyone else I talked to was also very polite and kind and helpful, but then I also respected their rules and habits, so I don't know about you
anyone who knows the Japanese standards of service would know this Chinese woman was *bullshitting*
the fact that even the OWNER didnt want to take their money says a lot
Actually the owner is being very polite, he didn’t say anything bad
This women should be glad, I mean she doesn’t have to pay. I didn’t see why she think this is racism.
I'm a Chinese Malaysian and from my experience, I've also encountered lots of rude mainland Chinese tourists here in Malaysia.
Same, Chinese from Hong Kong and Singapore don't really get along well with mainland Chinese. They might as well be a separate ethnicity with a different culture.
Lebih kurang je korang
To be honest, i have no idea cause usualy mainland china doesnt go to malay restaurant. So, i cannot judge.
I'm a Malay. To be honest, you can tell the differences between Malaysian Chinese and mainland Chinese by their attitude in public. One time a couple of mainland Chinese were fighting in KLIA 2, screaming, throwing their passports. I looked around and saw the faces of Malaysian Chinese, and they look very embarassed and disappointed. I feel really bad for them
@@NeonReii Thanks Bro...for the story.
I have been to Osaka twice and I found the restaurant staff generally friendly and courteous. To be kicked out of the restaurant means these Chinese tourists must have done something terribly disgusting. I'm not surprised.
Having Lived in both countries , it is safe to say that Chinese table etiquette is the Complete opposite of Japan. In China, shells , bones and all other pieces are left on the table or thrown on the ground . This is unacceptable in Japan .
Humanity Share. The Chinese way would be easier but Japanese restaurants aren't set up that way.
I’m Chinese and have NEVER seen any Chinese eat the way you’ve describes
Normal is define differently across culture. What is normal to you might not be normal to other people (for example eating with hands). You should not expect people to conform to your standards. Be open minded, you will have a better time traveling when you do.
Many countries are just envious and jealous of how far China's economic and military power up the ladder so fast..and Im not Chinese but a Filipino.
Ronove You are right,the shells are usually left in plates or on the table in Chinese restaurants,if it is really an unacceptable way,Japan,at least,should put a sign or prepare some brochures to tell Chinese people the right table manners as these tourists may be not familiar with the Japanese culture and customs.
He's disgusted to the point that he doesn't want their money, that tells a lot. And i wont be surprised if he throws the plates and utensils they used on that table as well. 😂
very agree on that. Might even he'll make sure no other chinese tourists enter his place again (most unlikely)
@@biteme9505 I won't be surprise😆😆😆
It was also telling the Chinese women did not pan the camera to the table and floor they were eating at, as to avoid showing the disgusting table manners they had. Chinese Mainlanders have disgusting habits, which make the non mainland Chinese utterly appalled at their behaviour.
He might also need to quarantine the whole store.
@@Shadomancer CORONAVIRUS says hello 😏
Im chinese-canadian and ive never felt descriminated against in japan. They were always kind and courteous even when I spoke different dialects of chinese. Chinese tourists have always made a bad name for themselves. They need to learn proper etiquette thats acceptable outside of their own country.
Chinese tourists are disgusting in Sweden also. They have really bad manners
I do not mind them here in Canada. I like eating some Chinese food whenever I visit Toronto once in a while.
@@ronaldoseven4865 most chinese in canada aren't mainlanders. They're from Hong Kong.
@@ronaldoseven4865 so you mean tourists from china just starts to work in a chinese restaurant on their holiday?
Mean while Mainlanders are flipping Toyotas over and breaking Soju bottles because of their cancerous nationalism.
I toured Japan twice, but the Japanese people always smiled at me. If a Japanese person is angry, there is a big problem.
It's rare to see a Japanese get angry
*If he's angry, you know you have done something very wrong*
Not really, recently more and more racists are appearing here so angry does not = corrrect.
Absolutely You can be assured they were acting extremely badly.
"disgusting eating habits"
I wonder what he meant by this.
I hope they install cameras at their restaurant in the future. This will deter bad behavior and we get to see the full story.
@Jack Smack do you know how much time has passed since WW2? it's 2019 calm down the people who were alive then aren't even living rn
@Jack Smack are you living in 1945 ?
The Chinese gov should give mandatory classes on manners, starting in school. I witnessed the savagery while I was travelling in Hong Kong. I could totally tell the mainlanders from locals.
David Y Hong Kong local here. Agree 100%
David Y THEY *DO* give mandatory lessons in overseas etiquette when hey apply for visas though.
They fucking DO.
THATS THE HILARIOUS PART.
David Y Are you joking?
The Chinese gov is the biggest savage in China.
carlcepillo01 lol..pinoys dont have manners for gods sake. My friend's restaurant invited guests for their buffet and it's invite only base on number of tickets, and 90% of the pinoys brought their entire family down and cleared the food before even some guests got to try it. Not just this incident.
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i trust the restaurant owner - Japanese are well-known for their cleanliness and politeness - enough said.
have you seen how loud and noisy a japanese slurp his soup noodles?
@@streamfresh4741 half a meatball.. I bet you don't know the reason why
@@nopermanentaddresserlife1541 do you know the reason why? nobody know the reason why coz nobody was there. those who claim to be there may lie. yours is not even a meatball.
stream fresh have u ever seen Chinese person take more than what they can eat and then leftovers ?
@@Totorot172 have you ever seen any person whatever race take more than they can eat and then leftovers?
I’m in Thailand and we have lots of tourists. Whenever you’re in a mall’s bathroom, it’s a common occurrence to hear Chinese people talking very loudly to each other (with other people in bathroom stalls in between them such as myself). It’s incredible to me how that happens; how it’s even comfortable for them to do that and the lack of courtesy for others in the restroom. Japanese people would never do that, or it would be extremely rare. This speaks for itself.
Americans can be pretty loud too. So can the British when you think about it.
But now I know that I must use my library voice if I ever go to Thailand!
@@petercdowney Thai people can get just as loud but in more appropriate places like bars or a dinner gathering between coworkers after work (and five drinks deep into it with less memory of stress... lol). Please don't feel the need to whisper! We have lots of American and British expats and tourists, and they can get loud but generally they're face-to-face, not speaking in between people.
Yes this! Oh my gosh! I have traveled all over Thailand, have seen them in tour buses. My husband has family in Thailand so we get a chance to travel around there and almost every time we are around Chinese tourists and also Russian ones and other European ones, they often skip the lines. It’s annoying. I remember being at one rest area on the way to chiang mai and another English speaking lady and I helped each other to get a bathroom stall. lol it was like a frenzy to get one as us two were just trying to be nice and wait in line, we finally had to yell no at someone and to wait! I’m sure they understood English too because our loud abruptness stopped them in their tracks finally and we got a stall. It’s ridiculous when people travel they should be better mannered.
Here in the US, Chinese workers talk to each other loudly in front of others (not Chinese). They don't care and don't have the feeling of shame. I knew everyone would feel comfortable speaking his/her native language but at work place and in front on other nationalities no one dare to use his/her native language. Only the Chinese.
@@tinh_lai_ivietnam5253 vietnamese are also loud and accent is worse
Whether your Chinese or not, you cant be throwing shrimp shells on the floor like that as if you own the place. Show some respect.
Kikifeisty there is no respect in their dictionary.
Kikifeisty it's karma for the massacre
Rather than they feel own that place, it's because that's not their place. Same thing happened before where a foreign tourist leave their room hotel full with pile of junk in the room and bathroom, that guest said they do it because it's not their home, also assuming what they've done isn't wrong because the hotel got their employee to clean their room...
Yellow Panda " People like you are what makes the problems even worse by sowing seeds of hate." Then please tell us why so many Chinese tourists have poor manner. This isn't some imagination. There were polls done which show that Chinese tourists are most disrespectful. Can you please educate us why so many?
Stop your foul-mouth spitting, just accept the OBJECTIVE facts, please.
Anyone whos dealt with both Chinese and Japanese would side with the Japanese here.
japanese.
@James Franko yes we can. we cant rlly tell the difference between most asians though, bc they legit look copypasted.
japanese are very polite and ive been experiencing rude chinese in manila there so many tourist but i cant stop them
maybe thats how they live maybe its not intentional to offense or hurt us the way they live. honestly they are so dirty.maybe this is how they live in china.
@James Franko im german, with lots of asians studying here at my school. my black friend who came here from america 13 years ago cant tell the diefference too.
and pls don't call me out for pulling the i have black friends card
The fact he didn't want their money answer it all.
Lol
Exactly. Some Chinese tourists (not all) really brings us Asians in a negative light
When you go to Disneyland, it's clear who the chinese tourists are vs. the Japanese tourists. The manners are clearly evident.
If he was discriminating against Chinese, how did they stay sit for 90minutes long? Use your brain you're in other people places and you don't show your respect how do you expect the people to respect you? Different country have different way
They didnt stay 90 minutes long.. they chosed the 90 minute buffet
@@ahmadsaidsultan608 dude, the women sat in there for more than 90 minutes, watch the video again
@@wojak6793 that's what I said
@@ahmadsaidsultan608 the manager reminded severely times about staying over the limit. They didn’t listen at all.
Fair point. They couldnt have even entered the resturant if the owner hated them for being foreigners.
I been to Japan before and they take eating manners very seriously, this owner isnt trying to be rude but the fact that he got so irritated means that the customer definitely did something very wrong that isnt seen on camera
When I went to Japan I ate without proper instruction but luckily the owner that I got too is very nice and decided to taught me how to do it so that I dont get kicked out in other restaurants
Im honestly disgraced that she even tried to blame the owner of being racist, this is the kind of tourist that just go to countries and think that they have all the privilege to do whatever they want without respecting culture, throwing trash on the floor is definitely something you musnt do in any countru actually
You mentioned you "ate without proper instruction". If you don't mind my asking, what was the improper way of eating? (So I dont get kicked out too if I visit lol)
@@alanzlinsky its not intensely strict, you can search on youtube of some simple manners when going to Japan and not all restaurant you encounter will kick you out for it so I think youll be fine
I'll probably be working on japan soon, and me and my friend are seriously learning proper etiquttes STRICTLY instructed by our japanese language teacher. I can now see why
@@aymslt8743 for example, don’t stick your chopstick into the rice, it symbolises the smoke sticks at a funeral and it’s rude
I am Chinese, some Chinese are really lack of manners in every way. It takes time for them to learn some manners。
In 20years, I bet they will get much better.
If a Japanese host is throwing out the customers, there's certainly something wrong with the customers. Not being judgemental but still...
Also he refused to accept to get the payment...
Your statement is being judgemental and prejudice, admitting to it would be nice
So your saying Japanese people are PERFECT and their morality have reached the points of extra terrestrial, Virtual age mind controlling to speak absolutely The most legitimate truth even if it is against or for their personal gains....
that is absolutely devastating to hear from an average human being and probably would for you.
your "kpop" stan status and "racial" discrimination is more "sinister" and "illegal" than the situation itself, your love of drama as a kpop stan is a point that u worship when a Korean exchange student joins your class.
@@-hiro-5995 so random lol, why suddenly bring up the kpop pfp lol
It's not racist because the restaurant let them eat for 90 mins.?????
The problem is that the girls are commuting bad manners at the table and also they threw a shrimp shell on the floor. The floor is not a trashcan-_-
@@-hiro-5995
Why is the kpop stans is here?
Why did you involve Koreans?
Did koreans involve in the video as well??
For their bad manners, Chinese people will always find a way to defend themselves.
*Japanese people are famous all over the world for their manners and cleanliness. I totally believe the restaurant owner...also when the guy is not even willing to take your money, you are 100% at fault!!!* 😐
Ujjwal Uniyal... that's absolutely right, that's why I love Japan and the Japanese people, their tradition and culture.
Some Japanese are racist
Some of any type of person is racist. Not sure what your point is.
@@mbr8167 Japanese= people of japan
Japan = country
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Of course they played the Racism card, as if they can even admit whether their dining behaviors were disgusting.
Even adding the "we're two innocent girls" card
I find it funny some people are actually defending the women. Because women don't do anything wrong at all 😂
@@Eins3467 nah it's the ccp sympathizer
'we are women' 'we are tourists' 'we are innocent' card 😂
@@dragonknight1711 double standard, what a world we live in today :D
Honestly i’m not surprise. As a chinese i live in a Chinese neighborhood and there are old people everywhere eating stuff and throwing stuff on the ground, There were some nice people which get up 7 in the morning just to clean after those disrespectful old people
if you are chinese..i am micky mouse
@@jkc3738 so you’re american?
These women were not old, and this was not a chinese neighborhood. If you behave like a pig you will be treated like one.
That happens because it isn’t illegal in China to throw trash on the streets known as littering. This even happens with Americans in New York as well.
@@jkc3738 Hello Mickey Mouse.
I’ve been to Japan 10x and they’re very quiet, HELPFUL, respectful, passive, caring people. Whenever I got lost (a lot) people would walk me to my destination/station. These women must’ve done something ABSURDLY RUDE!
The guy ran out of the restaurant to return them their money lol. That's how you know the tourists are in the wrong.
But you don't know. The Japanese do that a lot even when you tip.
It is considered rude and frowned upon in Japan to tip.
We can buy all these cheap Japanese foods and donate them to the homeless people with Loving Kindness and Compassion.
Never trust these Sick racist Japanese again .
@@gordonsek What? What are talking about? You comment about food being cheap and Japanese being bad...,but that doesn't have anything to do with the video.... 🤔 explain please.
Haru Kim : How are you sure that the Japanese Racist foods are not contaminated with Nuclear leakage of their nuclear Power Generation Station ?
Being a Chinese and having seen countless chinese tourist abroad. I side with the Japanese, it's not easy to get the Japanese upset with you, they are extremely polite and tolerant frankly speaking. When I Was at a ramen store in Osaka, this group of chinese tourist was seen spitting on the floor as well as picking out toppings and throwing them on the ground. The staffs were polite to ask them to stop, they even cleaned the mess.
Thats fkd up man
Zachary Aquatics ohh fellow Singaporean chinsese
🤯🤢🤢🤢🤮🤮🤮
Zachary Aquatics wow and they wonder how China was a breeding ground for coronavirus
Zachary Aquatics it’s not about race, first you r standing on the wrong point. You are just following the voice...
Japan doesnt care about your money, if they see you are not conducting yourselves to their standards then leave the country. I love japan.
Japan might have the French beat when It comes to being pretentious
Meanwhile in most countries, they care about just your money.
Japan is known for their cleanliness & honesty while China.....
Japanese people are polite and well mannered and the fact he didn't even want their money says a lot about how bad they must have been. Tut tut
Odd Apprentice this comment confused me in more ways than 1.
Odd Apprentice well guess what m8, You don’t get to choose. get off your fking high horse and make a real impact rather than spout empty promises. You being an Anglo means nothing.
Odd Apprentice youre pathetic you know that? What do you hate youre white skin?
Odd Apprentice Hey looney toon, you're an idiot.
I have a Japanese classmates when I was in college. They are known to be politeful and so reserved. They maintain their discipline and behavior and so calm. How can a Chinese disgust those calm people?
It's easy they're Chinese!
Sy Co Path HEY IT’S NOT THE ENTIRE POPULATION
you underestimate the atrocious behaviours of some of these Chinese tourists :D
im chinese but i was not born in china. most mainland chinese are stuck up and give the rest of us a bad name.
@@sycopath160 It is not the entire population, so don't be racist. I have Indian friends who are nice, and who behaves badly. Even in US, some people love China and someone who are anti-China. Everything has two sides.
They did something bad. Tell the truth girls. I was in Osaka recently. Everyone there is ver polite
I know right. lol, that is called the *victim mentality.*
Dave Lee What did they do?
Crammit
The manager is telling the truth
Chinese millennials are more trustworthy than the generations prior to them where lying is considered an everyday norm. 8 years in dongguan taught me that.
Are the American troopers there quite too? I heard Japanese women enjoy their big D lol.
In China, throwing sunflower seed (瓜子) shells on the floor is 1000% normal on restaurants and in Karaokes which are usually called KTV. Putting shrimp shells（虾壳） on the table(even if it has a white table cloth, not on a dish) is 1000% normal to see in any restaurant even high class restaurants in China.
If there is any Chinese who dare to say I'm lying, please come and talk to me, i lived in China for 12 years and i speak fluent Mandarin. I also know that there are a lot of Chinese travelers that want to make hate videos agaisnt Japan to make more likes and make money on Chinese TikTok （抖音). I had enough of those fake videos that they do on Tiktok. I live in Japan now and i have Chinese friends that they do recognize Japanese people being super nice to them. It's not fair!
It's probably normal in China but if you are in a foreign country, you should not bring your culture but instead you should respect other people's culture. It's common sense.
Are you defending the Chinese or the restaurant? Actually curious
Last time, I was in a Korean buffet, a group of chinese tourists came. They took too much food. They affraid to pay the fine for wasting food. So, they put that back in the food serving table. The servers and managers did have a scene with them
😨🤢🤢
What?! Disgusting 😒
Ewww. Thats mess up!!!
Because some buffet restaurants charge uneatten food.
Ewwwwww 😫🤮
I'm a Chinese Singaporean. I've witness it once when holidaying in Korea's restaurant. The waitress told us after a group of China's tourists left. There are rice and chicken bones all over the floor and table. I felt so bad. The restaurant actually have small container for the bone. I don't understand why they didn't us it. I can only comfort the staff by telling them not everyone behave that way. Social etiquette starts from home.
Iam from Bali Indonesia, several hotels in Bali made a close meeting and discussing about Chinese tourist which stay in Bali, most of our meeting points are ' how bad character and attitude of them'. And our meeting made decision that:
1.Some of the hotels in Bali rejected
tourists from China who want to
stay in their hotels
2 Some of the hotels in Bali allowed
them staying in their hotel with restrict regulations .
We call it china bukit
@@flowercali when you never been to China often.
@@christopherzhao5381 You're in China now, correct? Can you remember what you did the last time you saw somebody throw a bone on the floor (or litter on the street, or smoke where they shouldn't, etc.). Did you say something to them? Do you believe it's your duty to improve society by correcting others' behavior? Do you tell your friends and family to also say something to those they see? Are you willing to make this small effort to help the country you "love."
It's your choice; but remember-cause and effect.
@@anypercentdeathless are u kidding me? They cant do that in china. There are cameras evrywhere and they dont want their credit score fck up..and they dont want to get sent to concentration camp by ccp just like jack ma did.. LOL
I’m Chinese but I’m siding with the Japanese heh
Amanda Xu 確實
Japanese women always eat a small bite so slow
Same
I guess you're not from mainland china. I've worked in china for 3 years and I had an awful experience with the rudeness of the mainland chinese
@@ThuggishDD not all
There are many cases of Chinese tourists yelling and being rude. I think can't say about this but it's really difficult to get a Japanese person this mad. Hope both side find peace in their heart instead of hatred.
Why it is so hard to follow the rules?
Mr. Rethz simple...E.G.O
chinese peope believe they are spending money to help save economies around the world thus making them saviors. They think they are superior so there is no need to follow rules or respect local culture.
Herman Tino Herman E.G.O? English Graduate Organization? Eldorado Gold Corporation? Eyes Glaze Over?
Aaron Paul Ibarrola 😁😁😁
A lot of the citizens are illiterate and uncivilized. They don't know how to behave and have to be treated by force.
Even as a Chinese I could understand that was not discrimination but a valid complaint on the eating habits. Those tourists just can’t understand... idiots
According to my mom, she has a sister in China who has seen ppl go to police stations for helping ppl who fell
They’re unreasonable
@@APersonOnUA-camX yeah, my mom said that too. If some old Chinese woman fell, don’t help them, they’ll sue you and blame you. Thing is, my parents are Chinese, so she’s prolly telling the truth
Mainland or other?
@@b3nl555 There is only one CHINA (Mainland China)
@Dementia Joe mainland china is
I'm Chinese but I understand Japanese people, they have high politeness and tolerance for things you do to them. If they get angry, you must be done something intolerable to them.
You are not Chinese. UA-cam is banned in China. You are lying
@@mohammadanas2432 he meant his race is chinese
@@mohammadanas2432 there's vpn
I am also Chinese and I once worked in Keio University in Tokyo for about a year. I once got my feet ran over by a Chinese tourist’s suitcase wheels on the metro with no apology, and when I was waiting in the line at Haneda airport to get my flight ticket back to Shanghai, several Chinese old ladies just cut in my queue without asking. And the fact is I am not the outdoor type person, I am more like an Otaku. Just imagine how many these kind of rude tourists Japanese people have to meet in their daily lives...Even as a Chinese, I can’t tolerate tbh. Since during my one year stay in Tokyo I have never be discriminated, I will not regard this video as discrimination, these two deserve it.
@@mohammadanas2432 U r living in 20th century or what? Update ur information resources 4 god’s sake.
The owner is so disgusted; he has never seen such disgusting table manners. Please get out! If this is true, then these ladies better learn to eat with proper table manners, not drop food on the floor or all over the table. The owner has every right to tell them to get out. People now immediately bring up racial discrimination instead of being accountable for their actions.