- Miyazaki made a movie. - It's trademarked. - Company asks for a change. - Miyazaki refuses to elaborate. - Company got forced into sponsoring the movie.
I think you should turn this into a series! I really enjoyed watching the first video and your indepth explanation about the memes. I appreciate how much you research them too
As someone who just moved to Japan, this is the stuff I find most interesting and relevant. Most places just talk about not sticking your chopsticks into bowls of rice.
@@someonewhoissleepy6720 at funerals they place the chopsticks in a bowl straight up. I imagine it's just like opening an umbrella indoors or breaking a mirror.
@@someonewhoissleepy6720 my parents just told me to not do that because if you do, it'll mean food for the dead. So if you go to graveyards, you'll see bowls of rice with chopsticks stuck in it. Also, just bad manners in general.
The only time you stick chopsticks straight into rice is when you serve a meal to a dead person. Sticking them into your own rice is also against manners and very surprising. It is worse than overturning a plate.
I find your channel interesting because unlike other channels that show another cultures .. here is more grounded and it has everyday things.. not the superficial and bland stuff most channels have.. Cheers from Brazil!
The fact that kuroneko's logo is a black cat and just so happened to have a run in with Ghibli and Kiki's delivery service that has a very prominent black cat is just so amazing.
I love these! There's nothing as in-depth like this on UA-cam right now, and with Japanese media and culture increasingly becoming more popular, I can see this series becoming big one day (also proven by the stats in the beginning).
@@jakelavaclaw2759 Although! Anime and manga is hogging all the Japanese entertainment spotlight, but Tokusatsu is amazingly stable and slowly growing.
i think it's just so interesting to see how comedy works around the world. over here in the west if you add a vine boom and some drake music to the video of black kid dancing on a 2007 android at 14p it'll be the most funniest shit but it's also cool to see the differences and similarities of meme culture around the world
Loving this to keep up with my cultural immersion. Your translations also kind of help me out with my own Japanese comprehension. I'm still at a relatively early stage in the language but listening to people talk, sing and write (mostly for kanji) really helps. Thanks! Would be looking forward to other types of content too, although considering how much this blew up you're probably gonna make more of those.
So glad I stumbled across your videos. You talk slowly and articulate well which is very calming and pleasant to listen to between all the hectic fast-paced videos you see on the platform. Plus I'll add the videos are overall just well formed and entertaining.
Adding a personal Japanese story of yours at the end feels like icing and a cherry on top of the content already in these videos, man! I love it and would love to hear more stories since I plan to move to Japan 2 years from now
I subscribed after seeing your other video about the train Otakus and the restaurant owner and now this one 😊 Thank you for translating and explaining, I think your style is pretty chill and pleasant to watch 😄 I like the idea of telling little everyday stories at the end 👍
Thank you so much for your videos!! Even though I'm not learning Japanese (I'm learning Korean), I still find myself watching lots of videos about Japan. There's a unique charm to Japan that I can't quite explain.. 😊
Cheers! I'm really enjoying your videos, and spend time looking at most of them. I'd love to see you continue. And maybe even expand into other topics. Please keep the "online culture foreign JP nerd" thing going. It's great.
These videos are sooooo useful because it's not just learning the language, but learning all the little things that people know, and laugh about. They are really a very large part of language and of interaction.
As a person who recently came to Japan and wants to immerse myself in Japanese internet culture without a decent language level I really appreciate your channel!
I just wanted to let you know for whatever reason I was not distracted at all during the video, your delivery and content are so amazing even though I'm not into memes let alone Japanese ones. But this is the 2nd vid and I feel like "Gochisōsamadeshita"👍
I just subbed and appreciate this type of videos a lot, im learning Japanese and want to get more into their culture but since most of it it's in Japanese sometimes I get stuck at trying to understand the joke or the meaning, so im really grateful for this channel ^^
Really enjoying your channel. I'm surprised at this idea that the British don't like spicy food. As I feel it is the other way around. To me, Japanese food is not spicy at all. Now admittedly I have not tried level 10 Co-Co curry! But all the currys I have had in Japan for the last ten years have been what I would consider mild. And nothing like the level of heat I would get from say a standard British Vindaloo curry, and that's not even mentioning a Phaal. Then again, London is full of soft southerners, so it makes sense that they would serve mild tourist friendly food. 😂
As someone from the UK who is constantly annoyed by food labeled “spicy” having no heat at all, it’s such a pain to get actually spicy food here. Thankfully Indian takeaways are here to strip the skin off my tastebuds
thank you for the coco's curry spice translation / explanation going from a 4 to a 5 is a big jump lol spicy food in japan is so hit and miss you either get something very mild or completely inedible
Meanwhile in the UK our national dish is an Indian curry and vindaloo (one of the hottest common Indian curries around the world) is a mainstay in every South Asian restaurant (of which there are many)
I was gonna mention the little running "急" but you covered it @ 5:50, nice! I have a paper shipping bag with the old logo on it, and always thought that was a cute addition :)
A random fun little fact if you ever bring this up with any of your friends over in Japan; Allied Van Lines is actually still active as a company in America! I’ve seen some of their massive semi trucks and the little rental vans on the interstate system in my home state many times. Kind of cool knowing a freight company I’ve seen often in my area helped inspire a company logo like Kuroneko’s.
I'm in love with this channel, shared many informations with my friends, discovered stuff like how in the video game yakuza, long strings of numbers meant anything by paget (lol). Awsome channel, thank you!
It's funny as Japanese Curry is actually the English Curry we exported with our soldiers during WW2. British people grow up eating in South Asian Curry houses. We can eat just as hot a curry as anyone else, in fact, one of the hottest curries in the world Vindaloo is on every Curry house menu in the UK.
I think you found your niche. Its no secret Japanese culture is popular in the West and vice versa. But memes and social media posts are something that dosent quite get past the language barrier. Its very interesting to see what Japanese people think is funny or interesting. I dare you to try and explain Quandale Dingle to Japanese audience
I accidentally stumbled upon this channel and I love it! It's a secret thing, but I adore learning obscure or otherwise relatively unknown Japanese culture/memes. I am happy to have discovered this channel!
I have never heard about this stereotype regarding the British being unable to handle spice before. They were the first Europeans to make Curry a part of their diets, through Indian possession, with it first appearing on the menu in Georgian times, and on banquet meal lists hosted by Queen Victoria & Prince Albert in the 1840s - in fact, I have always been told they (I'm Australian and British by culture) love it hot more than anyone besides the Indians, London being famous for curry houses, and most British nationals I have interacted with support my perception. I have always learnt that the Japanese were the ones who, though they of course do have spicy curries as part of their diet depending on region, preferred flavour on the mild part of the spectrum, with sweet curries. I I love it on the very hot, myself.
As a brit I agree but I will say that a lot of the time spices are dumbed down (like in the video). I can easily eat a curry from an indian takeaway for example, but actually eating a curry at a south asian friends house, or from a more authentic/ expensive restaurant, is a bit different and what I'd actually call spicy
I'm currently doing a class this semester on Japanese pop culture, but I think I might have to show this channel to my professor; after all, memes are becoming, if not already, pop culture, right?
I'm glad the UA-cam algorithm made me see your channel and videos, because I am moving to Japan soon and just learning a little bit about the culture in Japan is awesome. Again, thank you for the videos.
I just like to know memes from the other side of the world and this series helps me understand the human tendency to share experience and similarities. Good work and thanks for creating this bridge,.
Did you know that if you're not home when Kuroneko delivers a package, they'll leave a paper in the mailbox. This paper has all the information you need in order to retrieve the package and even has a corner shaped like little cat ears? They apparently do this so that blind people would recognize instantly that it is from them. They also released delivery boxes shaped like cats, they're adorable.
I love that way they're doing karaoke in Japan, with the private rooms, and that you can order food and beverages to the room. Sounds real cozy and like a fun evening out with friends
Glad to see you're growing. I love this kind of content, internet culture in other countries is something i've always been interested in. I'd be happy to see you continue this or turn it into a series.
I like this video and the previous one Please make more :D also the quality of your videos are amazing I actually got surprised you didn’t have at least 100k subs, you got a new subscriber ;)
Hey man! I'm 19 years old. Moving to Osaka soon on a work abroad program. Been studying Japanese for like a year now (actually a lot longer but fairly inconsistently) but still suck at it lol. Watching your videos for motivation. Wish me luck!
- Miyazaki made a movie.
- It's trademarked.
- Company asks for a change.
- Miyazaki refuses to elaborate.
- Company got forced into sponsoring the movie.
Miyazaki Chad confirmed?
what a fucking chad
No wonder he has that ego. Man's respected and feared everywhere he goes.
I think it's a good and smart move on the company's part. A collab that works for both parties.
Probably the most Japanese thing I’ve ever heard.
I think you should turn this into a series! I really enjoyed watching the first video and your indepth explanation about the memes. I appreciate how much you research them too
I agree. This is an untapped market.
agree!! it's very entertaining and funny. plus the bits of story time are cool as well!
vouch!
Agreed!!
Plus one, will watch more.
As someone who just moved to Japan, this is the stuff I find most interesting and relevant. Most places just talk about not sticking your chopsticks into bowls of rice.
Where at? I'm interested to hear where people end up if outside Tokyo.
That some kind of a death threat in japan culture
@@someonewhoissleepy6720 at funerals they place the chopsticks in a bowl straight up. I imagine it's just like opening an umbrella indoors or breaking a mirror.
@@someonewhoissleepy6720 my parents just told me to not do that because if you do, it'll mean food for the dead. So if you go to graveyards, you'll see bowls of rice with chopsticks stuck in it. Also, just bad manners in general.
The only time you stick chopsticks straight into rice is when you serve a meal to a dead person. Sticking them into your own rice is also against manners and very surprising. It is worse than overturning a plate.
I learnt japanese slowly almost 2 years ago mainly to read manga and anime without subs. to understand memes now has become my main goal
so you finally know if japanese people laugh a lot when they see grass?
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I find your channel interesting because unlike other channels that show another cultures .. here is more grounded and it has everyday things.. not the superficial and bland stuff most channels have.. Cheers from Brazil!
COME TO BRAZILL!!
BURAJIRUNI KITEE!!
Burajirujin desu yoo
Yes these ordinary things are what we never get to see or hear about, thats what makes them so special IMO
@@nemuritori I heard this on my head 😂
brazillian with german last name… hmph ur great grandparents must’ve been very based
The fact that kuroneko's logo is a black cat and just so happened to have a run in with Ghibli and Kiki's delivery service that has a very prominent black cat is just so amazing.
I love these! There's nothing as in-depth like this on UA-cam right now, and with Japanese media and culture increasingly becoming more popular, I can see this series becoming big one day (also proven by the stats in the beginning).
I wouldn't say it's really increasingly becoming more popular.. It's been at a stable high for quite a while
@@jakelavaclaw2759 Yeah because the language barrier successfully gatekeeps gaijins from getting into it. And that's a good thing. Fuck globalization.
@@jakelavaclaw2759
Although!
Anime and manga is hogging all the Japanese entertainment spotlight, but Tokusatsu is amazingly stable and slowly growing.
i think it's just so interesting to see how comedy works around the world. over here in the west if you add a vine boom and some drake music to the video of black kid dancing on a 2007 android at 14p it'll be the most funniest shit but it's also cool to see the differences and similarities of meme culture around the world
Quandale single
Why can I picture this shitpost in my head
If everyone laughed, then it IS funny
Just reading this and im already laughing
I just pictured this and am laughing so hard rn lmao
2:40 that's so funny
the TA-Q-BIN story actually ended well, that's nice
Yeah, it's two little legs running, very cute!
Loving this to keep up with my cultural immersion. Your translations also kind of help me out with my own Japanese comprehension. I'm still at a relatively early stage in the language but listening to people talk, sing and write (mostly for kanji) really helps. Thanks! Would be looking forward to other types of content too, although considering how much this blew up you're probably gonna make more of those.
So glad I stumbled across your videos. You talk slowly and articulate well which is very calming and pleasant to listen to between all the hectic fast-paced videos you see on the platform. Plus I'll add the videos are overall just well formed and entertaining.
Adding a personal Japanese story of yours at the end feels like icing and a cherry on top of the content already in these videos, man! I love it and would love to hear more stories since I plan to move to Japan 2 years from now
Please do something like a japanese meme recap at the end of the month and make it a series, very interesting stuff
I subscribed after seeing your other video about the train Otakus and the restaurant owner and now this one 😊
Thank you for translating and explaining, I think your style is pretty chill and pleasant to watch 😄
I like the idea of telling little everyday stories at the end 👍
Thank you so much for your videos!!
Even though I'm not learning Japanese (I'm learning Korean), I still find myself watching lots of videos about Japan. There's a unique charm to Japan that I can't quite explain.. 😊
I appreciate your channels alot. I see it as education since I learn more about Japanese modern culture and connect with the Japanese people
Your channel is definitely a gem! Keep it up! おつかれさまでしたー！
Otsukaresamareshita!!!!!!!!!
Cheers! I'm really enjoying your videos, and spend time looking at most of them. I'd love to see you continue. And maybe even expand into other topics. Please keep the "online culture foreign JP nerd" thing going. It's great.
This video is really really interesting.
It introduces the depth of Japanese culture so that even a Japanese person like me can enjoy it.
These videos are sooooo useful because it's not just learning the language, but learning all the little things that people know, and laugh about. They are really a very large part of language and of interaction.
As a person who recently came to Japan and wants to immerse myself in Japanese internet culture without a decent language level I really appreciate your channel!
8:37 dude was fated to do this
7:16 Man really look like nobita on steroids
Congrats in the influx the algorithm is on your side and keep this as a series can be both funny meme or just wholesome
I just wanted to let you know for whatever reason I was not distracted at all during the video, your delivery and content are so amazing even though I'm not into memes let alone Japanese ones. But this is the 2nd vid and I feel like "Gochisōsamadeshita"👍
I just subbed and appreciate this type of videos a lot, im learning Japanese and want to get more into their culture but since most of it it's in Japanese sometimes I get stuck at trying to understand the joke or the meaning, so im really grateful for this channel ^^
These videos are such great quality I’m surprised you don’t have more subs! Keep up the great work and always ignore the hate, you’ll blow up someday!
Really enjoying your channel. I'm surprised at this idea that the British don't like spicy food. As I feel it is the other way around.
To me, Japanese food is not spicy at all. Now admittedly I have not tried level 10 Co-Co curry! But all the currys I have had in Japan for the last ten years have been what I would consider mild. And nothing like the level of heat I would get from say a standard British Vindaloo curry, and that's not even mentioning a Phaal.
Then again, London is full of soft southerners, so it makes sense that they would serve mild tourist friendly food. 😂
Just discovered your channel 10 minutes ago lol. The algorithm is on your side.
I watched the other video a few hours ago and was waiting for this ♥️
New video let's gooooooo
Keep up the good work my dude. Wish you all the best with the channel!
As someone from the UK who is constantly annoyed by food labeled “spicy” having no heat at all, it’s such a pain to get actually spicy food here. Thankfully Indian takeaways are here to strip the skin off my tastebuds
but why do they do that like arent you british? If the general public wants spicy food why not just give it to them? Or are you an exception lol
thank you for the coco's curry spice translation / explanation going from a 4 to a 5 is a big jump lol spicy food in japan is so hit and miss you either get something very mild or completely inedible
Congrats on 6K subs! I can't stop recommending your channel to all my friends who keep asking me, "what's this Japanese meme mean?"
I just discovered this channel a few days ago, phenomenal content, I've never seen anyone doing something like this, keep it comin'! :)
Meanwhile in the UK our national dish is an Indian curry and vindaloo (one of the hottest common Indian curries around the world) is a mainstay in every South Asian restaurant (of which there are many)
i found your channel yesterday and I'm really enjoying your videos. For once UA-cam algorithm does something good. Keep up the good work👍👍
The shorts bump you up in the algorithm. Never seen your channel before today.
I was gonna mention the little running "急" but you covered it @ 5:50, nice! I have a paper shipping bag with the old logo on it, and always thought that was a cute addition :)
Japanese meme analysis?? I'm all for it bro keep it up!!
The Algorithm gods sent me to a few of your videos and I have loved them, keep up the great work!
Wake up babe Japanalysis just uploaded
A random fun little fact if you ever bring this up with any of your friends over in Japan; Allied Van Lines is actually still active as a company in America! I’ve seen some of their massive semi trucks and the little rental vans on the interstate system in my home state many times. Kind of cool knowing a freight company I’ve seen often in my area helped inspire a company logo like Kuroneko’s.
ngl this is such a comfort channel. just such a chill guy in my feed talkin about another part of the world. keep it up, im addicted.
I'm in love with this channel, shared many informations with my friends, discovered stuff like how in the video game yakuza, long strings of numbers meant anything by paget (lol). Awsome channel, thank you!
That 3 Protein Gyudon bit was hilarious XD
It's funny as Japanese Curry is actually the English Curry we exported with our soldiers during WW2. British people grow up eating in South Asian Curry houses. We can eat just as hot a curry as anyone else, in fact, one of the hottest curries in the world Vindaloo is on every Curry house menu in the UK.
Yeah, but a vindaloo spiciness ranks about a Cocoichi 5-6 only.
Im British and I hate bubbly water
6:34 "Hi, welcome to Chili's" type vibe
It is odd that the London CoCoIchibanya doesn't have the full spice chart as spicy Indian curry is so popular in the UK
I think you found your niche. Its no secret Japanese culture is popular in the West and vice versa. But memes and social media posts are something that dosent quite get past the language barrier. Its very interesting to see what Japanese people think is funny or interesting.
I dare you to try and explain Quandale Dingle to Japanese audience
Thought channel was kill p epic
OG viewer here - glad you're back
The guy answering the karaoke phone at the speed of sound was hilarious.
0:55 “That’s what I’m talking about! This shit mean something to me man.”
please keep making these videos :) the meme with translation/context are very interesting and the story time bits are fun as well!
I accidentally stumbled upon this channel and I love it! It's a secret thing, but I adore learning obscure or otherwise relatively unknown Japanese culture/memes. I am happy to have discovered this channel!
Comment for algorithm, seriously this format is funny. The karaoke phone is hilarious
Coco Ichi in Indonesia also only have spicy level until 5. It's weird because Indonesian love very spicy food
Ask if you can order higher like I did!!
Thanks for the info too
5.6k
Now almost 20k. Just 9 days after this vid realise. Keep it up dud. I like ur video
Thank you so much 😀
please make more! I love these kind of videos as it gives us so much insight into the uncharted world of japanese internet
I have never heard about this stereotype regarding the British being unable to handle spice before.
They were the first Europeans to make Curry a part of their diets, through Indian possession, with it first appearing on the menu in Georgian times, and on banquet meal lists hosted by Queen Victoria & Prince Albert in the 1840s - in fact, I have always been told they (I'm Australian and British by culture) love it hot more than anyone besides the Indians, London being famous for curry houses, and most British nationals I have interacted with support my perception.
I have always learnt that the Japanese were the ones who, though they of course do have spicy curries as part of their diet depending on region, preferred flavour on the mild part of the spectrum, with sweet curries. I
I love it on the very hot, myself.
As a brit I agree but I will say that a lot of the time spices are dumbed down (like in the video). I can easily eat a curry from an indian takeaway for example, but actually eating a curry at a south asian friends house, or from a more authentic/ expensive restaurant, is a bit different and what I'd actually call spicy
9:34 lol celebrating that traitors life, you know nothing of geopolitics
I'm currently doing a class this semester on Japanese pop culture, but I think I might have to show this channel to my professor; after all, memes are becoming, if not already, pop culture, right?
Glad your channel is getting a lot of growth, the algorithm loves you :)
Very interesting to see people talk about these sorta niche things.
I'm glad the UA-cam algorithm made me see your channel and videos, because I am moving to Japan soon and just learning a little bit about the culture in Japan is awesome. Again, thank you for the videos.
I just like to know memes from the other side of the world and this series helps me understand the human tendency to share experience and similarities. Good work and thanks for creating this bridge,.
I speak Japanese but i still enjoy your videos 😂 Keep it up 👍
9:25 imagine how she feels now
Love your channel!
Thank you for your video! These are so good! Please keep going!
Thanks for the vids I’ve always been interested in the memes I see on Twitter. This channel is godlike.
Your content is really great friend informative and unique and the way you present your videos is really well down
Did you know that if you're not home when Kuroneko delivers a package, they'll leave a paper in the mailbox. This paper has all the information you need in order to retrieve the package and even has a corner shaped like little cat ears? They apparently do this so that blind people would recognize instantly that it is from them.
They also released delivery boxes shaped like cats, they're adorable.
hell yes! love the content
I love that way they're doing karaoke in Japan, with the private rooms, and that you can order food and beverages to the room. Sounds real cozy and like a fun evening out with friends
So much toilet paper, and no one is stealing a roll? Japan is indeed a different world
i discovered your channel through the weather woman video and am now going back and watching the older videos. loving your content so far
That was great!! I'd definitely watch more meme explanations 😄
happy one year anniversary of abe fucking around and finding out
I joined just at 900, that’s crazy how much you grew so quickly! Keep up the great work!!
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you thanking us viewers so sincerely made me sub this channel! Keep up :)
British people love spicy food, the spicier and hotter the better. Did you not try a Madras or Vindaloo curry when you were in London?
8:48 when you dont care about taking damage as the cutscene will save you from taking damage
The Shinzo Abe one was crazy. To think that he was assassinated the very next day, nobody wouldve even thought of that during that moment.
The algorithm did another great thing, here's to an even bigger growth for your channel.
I love your very chill delivery in these videos. So relaxing.
Glad to see you're growing. I love this kind of content, internet culture in other countries is something i've always been interested in. I'd be happy to see you continue this or turn it into a series.
I'm new but I'm happy that i find you
you have a great ideas and I really like how is this going so please keep it put and have a great day
that delivery company made the best decision...
I used to work for Yamato the delivery company as a software engineer a long time ago. That portion of the video was extra interesting. Cheers!
found you from the other japanese memes explained video, it cleared up alot of questions I've always wanted answers to! Please do more.
I like this video and the previous one Please make more :D
also the quality of your videos are amazing I actually got surprised you didn’t have at least 100k subs, you got a new subscriber ;)
You introduced JAPANESE MEMES to me, thank you!
I love your content
Super wholesome!! I hope you continue creating, but just remember to make the stuff you want to and have fun along the way. :)
Hey man! I'm 19 years old. Moving to Osaka soon on a work abroad program. Been studying Japanese for like a year now (actually a lot longer but fairly inconsistently) but still suck at it lol. Watching your videos for motivation. Wish me luck!
Thank you so much for making more!! I think understanding memes from a specific country helps appreciate the culture so much more!
6:40 ah yes, it's japanese Chad
I really love seeing these types of videos, really interesting stuff