INCREDIBLY RUDE THINGS Japanese people do!
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
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Hello everyone! Japanese people are considered to be some of the politest people in the world, but they’re definitely NOT as polite as you think!
In 2016, the Tokyo Good Manners Project took a survey asking what people thought of Japanese people’s manners in Tokyo. 70% of foreigners said Tokyoites had good manners! But when they gave Japanese people the same survey, only 24% agreed!
So does that mean everyone in Japan is rude? Not at all! Most people I see in my daily life are super polite, kind, and helpful! But there are a small minority of people who don’t care about the rules and how their behavior affects others. So as you’re watching this video, please keep in mind that these things are not the actions of the majority, but of a very few Japanese people who are just plain rude!
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OK no. If you cant find a garbage can out in parks or primarily gathering areas. That is your cities fault. They need to provide garbage clean up. This supports jobs and it is important to keep your areas clean by providing proper disposal of products. If you support putting things in packages you need to support trash clean up.
Mrs Eats forgot to mention the two most horrendous and terrible groups of people in Japan, who, unlike almost everybody mentioned in this video, are ACTUALLY causing horrendous problem to others. Firstly is the Japanese "train pushers". They will literally PHYSICALLY TOUCH YOU without your consent, and will literally FORCE you into a train near someone who is gross, or into the same car with someone, another type of horrifying asshole, who is carrying or using "fragrance" or "scented products". Or just any other reason whatsoever why you will not use that train car or not be in the middle or not be next to that individual. She mentions the completely unimportant and unbothersome people who have a quiet phone conversation and therefore do not actually legitimately disturb anyone at all, but she fails to mention the literally HORRIFYING people at train stations who WILL LITERALLY HOSPITALIZE YOU just because they believe that it is somehow okay to dictate whether or not you are allowed to get into the train safely. And the second group of MOST HORRENDOUS PEOPLE in Japan, people who smoke cigarettes!!!! Yet again having no qualms whatsoever about hospitalizing strangers on purpose!
As a blackman I don't have a problem with Japanese women being jealous of blackwoman
The peeing thing is a nuisance in India. They literally pee on the wall beside a public toilet which is just gross. The government has even tried to make so many pee stalls on the main roads for men, but they for some reason just would pick the worst places ever! These days whenever I see a man peeing I make sure to stare at them so that they are aware of the fact that what they're doing is absolutely horrendous.
Wow!! It doesn't sound very nice!! Yes, some places it smells like pee on a hot day! Maybe if they have gamer urinal, more guys will use it instead haha!!
Maybe they are claiming territory.
'This wall is mine now'
Is it due to the overpopulation problem in India?
@@MrsEats Ha ha, yes everything needs to be served as a game!
@@page8301 In that context any Asian country is overpopulated. Moreover, when was the last time anyone saw women peeing in the middle of a road? It's mainly a lack of social responsibility.
Man gets caught smoking and peeing behind no smoking sign.... turns back and walk a few meters away. True NPC
Advanced AI!
In my country Vietnam, that man will yell and fight back 😂
Because he doesnt care :). Maybe u are the npc😂
In East EU he will swing hands at you for sure. You are gonna be receiving piss hands for sure.
Probably prostrate problems, just overwhelming need to pee, but nothing coming out
I like that you mention how some convenience stores have signs that tell you not to throw away your trash in their trash cans. It's definitely not recommended to buy too many things unless you're going home.
When I was living in Ibaraki (a few years before I lived in Fukushima) at night I did see some drunk salarymen sometimes take a piss in bushes or side streets. One of my old Japanese coworkers tried to tell me it was ok to do that if you're drunk. I was surprised he said that lol. I'd rather just wait to relieve my Katana at home, thank you.
Oh being mean to the cashier's I saw before too. One customer got mad at a Gusto cashier girl because he felt she didn't put the money down on the tray in a professional way. That had to have been the stupidest argument I've ever heard, since I heard someone try to argue with a blind person about why the sky wasn't blue.
Hi Brian! Long time no see!! How are you??
Yes seems like you've experienced many of the things in the video! Of course it's not everyone, right? But yes I'm surprise to see it sometimes too! I think your cowoerk said it's okay to pee because he was drunk LOL!!
@@MrsEats Hello Mrs. Eats yeah it's been a while haha. I've recently got sick with covid, so I've been recovering over a week already. It was kind of bad timing too because I'm going to Japan next week FINALLY! So I'm hoping to recover before I have to take my pre flight covid test again. I miss your guy's livestreams too btw. Anyway, fun video as usual. Ja ne.
A lot of these are so similar to hispanic culture..
Oh I had this in Osaka, There was actually loud speakers saying, please throw away the trash in the shop that you bought it from. So I did that and they said "no" funny because the day before they let me throw away. Different staff I guess
Ah, a fellow Meshida watcher I see!
"Help you go straight to hell" LMAOAOAOAOA 🤣
Oh man, the jokes and funny edits are fantastic, I was laughing multiple times throughout the video!
Thank you!! That makes me so happy to hear!!
@@MrsEats I wish to add my kudos to your video. I laughed a lot & it was fun to have an insider's viewpoint on Japanese culture that had a lot of good & amsuingly told points. Mrs. Eats you are a fun person to listen to & I look forward to discovering your other videos. Please don't stop your wonderful witticisms.
I respect you for telling it how it really is. I had a few encounters in tokyo: 1) I was waiting on an empty platform to the left side of the door of the train. The doors opened and this salary man pushed right into my shoulder when there was so much room. No-one else was getting off or on, he never said sorry and felt like it was done on purpose. 2) I asked a train conductor in Tokyo while showing him my ticket "is this the train for this price?" He replied go on this one just pay more at the end. So when I arrived, I told them that they told me to go on this one. The ticket woman at Narita airport said, Our ticket people never do anything wrong. OK I understand I forgot to mention about him saying pay more but still, she assumes that they will never be wrong.
3) I was around Haneda one of the small stations and I ask "Shinjuku Ikura Desu ka" to the ticket man, he gets up really fast and shouts at me and then opens the door and points to the japanese only map.
4) Just ignored in general if I only say "sumimasen" or "Akihabara wa doko desuka"
5) had some japan executive shrug his shoulders in another country when I asked in japanese for the 1st floor.
OK I also had good experiences but as we are talking about this then it's good to let all of it out ^_^
At least it would make me feel that Japan is like everywhere else, especially when I hear from you that you also know of problems. I can also say London is rude sometimes. like half and half.
I think hiding the problems is not healthy. Say how we feel and things.
Number 3 was really funny.
I probably couldn't watch a comedy movie in theaters in Japan. I've laughed loudly since I was a baby and I can't stop it.
But when I was stationed in Japan, I remember being warned of the obaachans. They would, apparently, automatically blame the Americans for any litter that they would find, and would go through your garbage and set the bag on your doorstep if they found any errors. Thankfully I never had that experience, but I did my best to be polite.
being rude to people in customer service is a real pet peeve of mine. I've had......"some words" with a few people because of this very issue lol
"gapless doors so they can't see your weiner" LOL classy! Keep it up Mrs. Eats! (Oh and Mr Eats inserts are hysterical!)
Thank you!!
Do the Eats live next to the Drinks and the Sits and the Sleeps?
people being quiet on public transit must be so nice! i’m autistic (and from the US), and i get headaches from noisy places - so people who play music or have loud conversations on the bus or in other public places drive me up the wall. i wish people here had more consideration for whether they’re disturbing others with noise. even libraries often aren’t actually that quiet 😭
"We'll help you go straight to hell" LMAO wow
Mrs Eats, could you pls do a video on Japan's love affair with plastic packaging. How does Japan deal with disposing of plastic? Do you participate in recycling? How is recycling handled? And do you think Japan will ever ban plastics?
Thank you. 🤪
Okini! (is this the correct spelling?)
They burn or bury it. Some of the islands in Tokyo bay are made from plastic trash...
Not the best now because we know of microplastics...
read the data on plastic consumption in the world.
Why are people only worried about Japan?
Funny thing is, people in countries with higher per capita plastic consumption than Japan are worried about Japan🤪
@@Im-fq1mn not especially worried. I just noticed a lot of plastic packaging and wondered what the Japanese perspective was on the material.
Fun fact: Plastics are derived from oil.
@@marlondalesmith Japanese plastic bags are made from recycled oil refinery residues.
@@Im-fq1mn really! Excellent. Still oil based? I need to see!
I used to own a 1975 Chevrolet Step Side Pick-Up Truck. I can’t tell you how many times a day I would find other people’s garbage in the bed of the truck. I totally understand Mr. Eats problem.
Oh that's so sad!! Sound like it's kind of universal problem! Now Mr. Eats lives in a new town and never found a single trash in his basket! He said it only happen during the festival!
What you would find other people's Garbage in your truck that sucks
@@blaizegottman4139 yes, people would dump cans, bottles, fast food bags filled with wrappers or garbage.
@@MrsEats and worse yet, because it is an open bed, I had to find a can to dump the garbage before I got too far. Otherwise, it would fly out of the back, then I could get a $1000.00 USD ticket for littering. Crazy world. Just shows how people can be the same all the world over.
@@acftmxman that's so rude of them
The part about shop clerks being treated as less than human is something I noticed immediately upon coming here. I feel as thought the standard is to act towards shop workers as though they're objects. I always go out of my way to be nice to them, I'd say about half of them appreciate it, but the other half are super weirded out. Also those damned bikes drive down my street every week.
I believe in the US (at least in my state), if you are caught peeing in public you have to file as a level 1 sex offender 😱
I think that’s only if there’s a kid around during the act.
The "Train Cats" sign asking people to be nice was very amusing. Love how they ask with humor.
I love how you have melded education, culture, and humor into your videos.
I bursted out laughing at Principal Skinner's tinkling at the fence. I repeated his last relief about 12 times and I'm laughing uncontrollably... at my work. God help me.
Edit: typo
Your hair is the best I have ever seen it! Thanks for the video, Mrs. and Mr. Eats!
Great Editing Mrs. Eats! The editing and the short clips are beautiful quality, thanks for the video!
Thanks so much! 😊
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I've seen all of this here in Okinawa. I once saw an old man peeing on the outside wall of a public toilet at a park! Like, the toilet is RIGHT THERE! I wish I could understand what goes through their heads when they do that. Illegal dumping (not bathroom related) is also a big problem in Okinawa. There are parks and mountain roads where people have dumped massive amounts of garbage. The nature park has had one pile sitting there for years and all the city has done is put up signs saying not to do it. And for the bosozoku...it takes a lot of effort not to let the intrusive thoughts take over when they ride by.
Totally agree about the entitled customers.
"im so stealthy"
get caught righaway and walk like Mr. Crab hahahhahaha
Japan is a densely populated country. I have been to Japan 3 times.
When a country is so populated, we can meet and experience weird and rude people doing unbelievably ugly public acts like public peeing.
I have been to 20 countries so far and am very proud of my home country Singapore where there are no such public nuisances.
In the Philippines, where I am currently on missionary work, our neighbours can park their motorcycles outside our church entrance even though they do have parking spaces outside theirs. Public peeing is also common here.
@@missplainjane3905
@Miss Plain Jane
I like your style Ms Plain Jane 🤗😂 you posed these 4 questions not only to me but a few others hahahaha. No offence ok it's just a friendly reply...
Honestly I love Japan and believe it is a highly developed country.
The number one thing I like about Japan is the fresh and abundant fish and seafood and I do look forward to living there for 3 to 6 months if I can find the time. I had also learned how to make Sashimi which is my favourite food.
Other than that, certain Japanese prefectures are different and the outskirts and countryside areas have their own charm and beauty.
I have been to Japan 3 times. Twice in Tokyo and once in the whole of Hokkaido. I must say I love Hokkaido very much and I had also heard that Hokkaido does not allow pesticides and herbicides spraying.
My next stop will likely be Okinawa or Eastern Japan in 2024.
Japanese people are unique and one of the most socially and ethnically "homogenous" groups in the world. I cannot comment much about Japanese people because I do not know how to speak fluent Japanese language and hence I am not able to get to know them thorough enough.
To describe Japan ... Safe environment for a single lady like me to travel and reside.
😇😜Thank you
Wow, Singapore doesn’t have a single public nuisance? Not even one person has ever done something annoying in public ever?🤔
good morning, Mrs. Eats. I hope you have a wonderful Friday today!
Good morning! Thank you!
I'm surprised to see people do that in day light. Seen lots of that at night though with drunk guys... However by early morning the water trucks come and clean it all up
The guy peeing next to the "no smoking" sign is especially hilarious to me because in my country "smoking" is slang for "blow job" 😂
@3:57 The choice to use *_and_* the way you said 'weenie' -- priceless!! 🤣
Not letting me into Japan as a single tourist is rude 😂
Just come with group!!
@@MrsEats I want to able to go where and when I want. Not a fan of the group tour bs. Don't get me wrong, I want to go Japan. But moving like on rails is the same as watching a UA-cam video. At least I can pause the video to go potty whenever I want 😂
So saw Dogen's video yesterday? lol
@@MrsEats Are there any good tours of 歌舞伎町?
@@homerthompson416 Who is that? I checked the news about the "Reopening" in June. Read through and decided not to spend 3k for this.
I find garbage in my bicycle basket pretty frequently...especially if I park near a train station..just yesterday in the bicycle lot by my apartment, I found trash in my bicycle basket
I appreciate your honesty. You both praise and criticize your country and US.
I laughed so hard when you flipped the Bird 🤣
when I went to Japan a few years ago my hubby and I were outside a figure shop in Akihabara talking about where to go next, there was a bike with a basket near us and some random guy came up and tossed an empty can of soda in the basket, and left, shortly after the bike owner exited the store, looked in his basked and gave us a very odd look, like he thought we did it. O.o
Except for the trash in a bicycle basket we have at least heard of people nearby doing most of the things mentioned. In some places in the US you have people who use public places as a bathroom, only they do more than just pee. I mean, I understand if an accident happens that you can't control. Food poisoning for example could very easily give you no chance to make it to the nearest bathroom. That's not what's happening though.
Noisy neighbors is a personal pet peeve of mine. We have had biker/NASCAR types with loud engines, people playing extremely loud music so the whole neighborhood can hear, and one of the most frustrating is the fireworks. I already deal with insomnia, so fireworks at 1:00 AM in a house with thin walls is not fun.
5:54 that poster is great.
Great video! There is this old Cartoon called "Stressed Eric" (All on UA-cam now actually) where the company Eric works for have the Japanese company members visit them in London and one of the things is all the British workers have to make sure their office and desks are "CLEAN AND TIDY" because that's what "Japanese like" I wouldn't say it was racist because it's very light hearted but it always makes me laugh because of the way the voices are for the characters
as a person living here for 2 years, I feel like foreigners have to be super polite, while Japanese people can get away with being rude because they're Japanese. The double standard is infuriating.
I find it to be the opposite, they expect more from Japanese people cause we should know all the rules but more lenient to foreigners. Well you can always leave Japan if its that bad lol
@@emilyc7727 it depends on what type of foreigner, there’s def more leniency for white foreigners than say one fromSE Asia
@@Wontonsouplyfe yes for sure, which is so wrong. I’ve seen lots of people praise white foreigners but discriminate against south Asians and oceans/Pacific Islanders. But I think when it comes to certain rules if we look Japanese we are expected to know the traditional things especially manners/etiquettes that are only known as Japanese people. For example, my young cousin didn’t hold the chopsticks correctly so he was scolded and told “you should be ashamed you can’t hold it the proper way.” But he remembers another time the same parent that scolded him saw a white person just holding the chopsticks enough to pick up the food but it was not properly held (they had it crossed and that’s a big no in our culture), but still was praised and not scolded so my cousin said “why are white people allowed to hold it wrong but you yell at us?” Kind of a thing… there’s lots of those kinda of things
you can just leave.
Just pee on them;)
The "no peeing" signs in Death Stranding make so much more sense now.
the jojo clips did make my soul happy and gave me a laugh
Nice to meet another Jojo fan!!
I’ve been married to a Japanese so long I’m probably more surprised when they’re not rude 😅
As a mom, the Japanese moms you have to deal with are rude, fake, and condescending. And I really hate tatemae, which is why most foreigners think Japanese are polite. You don’t know Japanese people unless you live with them
Man, I have only ever broken the public urination taboo here in Seattle one time, but it was a very extreme situation: I got out of a work drinking social extremely late, I had to catch the last bus home, I'd had too much to drink, absolutely everything was closed, so there were no public toilets at all. They'd even locked the ones at the bus station! And those are absolutely disgusting in America! Even completely smashed, I was trying so hard to be good...but I had to go and if I went wandering off to try and find something open late at night, I would be stuck in the city all night long. So, I peed in the flowerbed directly next to the locked public toilets.
I did, however, feel the appropriate amount of intense shame for this, like a reasonable human being. Not like that Ojichan watering the flowers at midday just because.
I’m use to issues mentioned in the video as they’re everyday occurrences. Except my country has lots of trash cans but you can find people throw their trash right next to the can.
Considering the stories I hear about Japanese people taking advantage of saying rude things about or even to tourists or migrants to their faces because they are taking advantage of the language barrier...yeah I *know* not all Japanese people have good manners. I don't know how this one American woman had the patience to sit through being insulted by a pair of beauty salon workers and not say anything until the owner asked her clearly Asian-looking daughter if her mother (the American woman) enjoyed the services, the American woman replied in perfect Japanese she wasn't aware of the beauty standards of coming to the salon.
I was raised in Japan from 1965 to 1973, 10 years old to 18. Born Oakland, California, USA. Back then it was common for men, woman, and children to pee on the side of the road. We did not have 7-elevens or any other convenience stores and there were no an public bathrooms at the time. Forgive the elderly. I'm 68 and have problems holding my pee. Would you have me pee ( discretely) on the side of the road, or do you want me to sit next to you on public transit with wet pants. My worst experience in Japan as a child, no Halloween at that time. No bags of candy. The no candy probably saved my life many times over.
Dw people are wack in the US too and retail workers have to deal with nasty people daily to varying degrees of danger levels. I’ve been threatened to be killed and raped as a cashier before and have seen in big cities like SF where the majority of homeless people are dangerous and not only pose a threat to the workers but customers as well. It can be very scary esp when they’re on drugs and carrying weapons. I’ve also seen that my parents usually have to deal with trash letting their dogs run around and poop and pee in their yard and even toss their trash on our lot (usually a plot of grass) beside the house! The only time I was bothered by people talking on the bus is oddly at DisneyWorld! A family was talking about their sex lives in graphic details and about STDs and the details pertaining to them. It was really gross. My friends and I speak about our sexual health and sexual activities but not in detail and it usually when we’re just around each other or in a public place that’s scarce of people and speak quietly so they don’t hear us unless they listen in on purpose. As far as I know with the peeing thing you can get put on a sex offenders list and that in itself can ruin your life as you won’t be allowed to live in certain areas with minors and things like that. Altho I do have a warped perspective having lived in SF for about 5yrs now and seeing human and dog poop, piss puddles and needles n pipes is something common to see and look out for when walking. Only time I see clean places is the VERY fancy and rich areas that are open to the public and not behind gates. One time I found a needle with a questionable substance in it inside the door groove when opening up the shop and we had to remain closed until a biohazard unit came out to remove the needle from store property. It only took maybe an hour at most but yeah people weren’t happy and I could’ve even do the basic morning cleaning and stuff that’s supposed to be done 1hr before opening 😅 so to say that was a rough start as I on cashier duty, another on stocking and floor duty, and a manager to deal with customers while trying to do morning tasks is an understatement. I feel bad for the bad areas cuz it’s usually the owner of the store who has to power hose the giant shit a homeless person took right in front of the shop…SF is pretty extreme tho and I found other cities like Seattle isn’t nearly as bad with these issues. As for smaller cities and neighbourhoods and such that make up for most of the US the issues exist but aren’t common occurrences (minus shitty people in retail and other service work. I think that’s just universal 😅)
i always throw away trash in convenient stores trash cans. its still trash and is doesnt supposed to matter if its from 7 eleven, Lawsons or even Nakamura Supermarket. trash is trash
Those old guys say: im old, i dont give a shit anymore =)
In Germany being loud on a train or doing phone calls and speak loud is rude too, but sadly some people don´t care.
My experiences with Japanese in Kyoto was amazing. The people are friendly and super helpful. Of course, before traveling, we will learn some do and don’t. Will visit again!
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Sure.
In my personal opinion,
1- Yes. Japan is one of the world highly developed and advanced countries.
2-
Culture - 8/10
Technology -8/10
Architecture - 8/10
Food - 9/10
Local products- 9/10
Scenery/landscape - 10/10
Living quality - 7/10
3 - As for me, based on my experiences with Japanese, they are polite, helpful, sweet and kind.
They are fun too. This rating based on my experience comparing Japanese and Korean during my visit to the said country. But both have less Halal food.
4 - Mesmerizing, Breathtaking & awesome
I hope to visit it again and making friends
@@missplainjane3905 Korea is beautiful too
@@missplainjane3905 Both county have their personally. I would recommend you to visit Korea first and visit Japan after that.
Regarding public urination:
There is a double standard.
For example,if a man has to pee,he can be very conscientious,and find a hidden place to do so.
But what about a woman?
Whole different process,yes?
A conundrum.
It’s not a strictly Japanese cultural thing,it is worldwide,legal or not,a man can discreetly pee somewhere,but a woman would be very much shamed for simply doing the same.
All the motorcycles in the philippines are THAT LOUD. 24/7. Not one is quiet. It sucks like hell.
the convenience store clerk thing is odd to me, the not acknowledging them thing, it's a habit for me to say "hello" and "have a good day" to the cashier when I enter and exit the store as well as when I get to the register
as a new yorker, trust me when i say most commuters consider the "showtime" guys (dudes who dance on the train) to be more of an inconvenience than anything, since there's always a risk of the train car lurching and causing the dancers to collide with someone on the seats. definitely not a party.
So the litter situation sounds about as bad as here in Germany.
With the big difference, that we actually have trash cans around every corner (which also smell accordingly),
yet people still put their packaging on the ground as opposed to the trash can 10m away.
Your videos are so very interesting and entertaining I have watched all your videos together with Mr Eats videos. I enjoy all the content describing Japanese culture and comparing American culture. Both of your personalities are very funny and educational. Thanks for your videos!!!
Going to bathroom in a parking lot... now that's weird i don't know if anybody does that where i live? Well maybe at a bar's parking lot.😳
Hi M. Hu! Yes it's kind of common here haha!!
Was there a vlog when your husband met your parents I couldn't find it in your playlist but I thought I saw a teaser on one of the videos?
I hate that people throw garbage in the river near my house in Niigata.
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I freaking lost it on that part, I was already laughing at the Jojo edits, you are hilarious!
Peeing in a public spot secretly is a universal right of all free men world wide!
Playing video games with your pee, now that's taking gaming to another level. Lol
I'm impressed with how you incorporated your ad into the video.
I like the Corey in the House representation! Very underrated anime!
I didn't know that about the customer service
Thanks for uplaoding! Really insightful!
Nice thing about Japan is the cleanness...There are lots of cleanlness folks here in US. Cleanness comes with class, I think. My husband is educated, but poor higenes. Up to today, he did not know how to cleaning up after he uses bathroom and shower including kitchen...Again, cleanness is based I think on how you grew up...anyway. Keep up educating world on cleanness...
Peeing in public areas when nobody is around and suddenly people pass on them that is also what Filipino does in the Philippines but it is more often in the Philippines though
really respect japan discipline for willing to carry their trash home. in other places, no thrash can, no way people will carry it all the way home
6:17 What? he should be in prison.
Here in the US some laws are so messed up that the security lady would have got arrested instead.
I live in a part of Osaka city with a ton of foot traffic. The amount of people pissing in the park is insane and every time I go to ride my bike, someone has left an empty beer can in the basket.
Alert! Alert! Alert! A deep earthquake occurred under the Nankai Trough in Japan today. That is a very bad thing to see. I heard the Nankai Trough fault line is due to have a 9.3m earthquake in the near future years ago. Also, an earthquake swarm is occurring over 100 miles to the south southeast of Tokyo Japan. And people in southeast of Japan, get ready for a possible big 7.0m earthquake to happen there at any time now. According to dutchsince
@@DJPaulgee1 No I 'am not. All it did was erupt for months like the Kilauea volcano did in Hawaii.
As a foreigner, I ride a bicycle who prefers to be alerted that you're going to pass me with a sound of some kind instead of passing me silently because it's not only rude to me but INCREDIBLY DANGEROUS!!! UGH.
There have been some times when I unpredictably move, and find out someone is literally beside me on their own bike!!! 😩😩😩 Almost pushed them onto the ground by accident 😒
Littering is also now on the list of the Seven Deadly Sins.
you cannot understand the sense of freedom if you never have done it ... because every man dreams of being a firefighter.
9:15, that actually may help alot
A gaming urinal. I never even knew I needed one until now. 🤣
Nothing wrong with taking a piss in the bushes. But what is really disgusting is when men pee into empty plastic beverage containers and then leave them on the side of the road. I've even found plastic bags full of pee. DISGUSTING! What are these people thinking? "I gotta go...oh give me that empty coke bottle...aaahhh....now what do I do with it? Stop the car and let me leave it next to the vending machine."
Today I had a young couple in their 20s cut in front of me to buy bread at a major department store. I said to them, "Ano ne! Ano ne! (Hey there!)" but they pretended to not hear me. The cashier saw what they had done and should have told them, "There's a line over there..." but didn't.
On my way home from the station I found discarded bags of fast food trash just left on the side of the road.
Not enough public toilets in Japan. They say you can use the 7/11 but some are locked. I was shopping in the kitchen street in Asakusa and had to run back to my hotel and almost didn't make it. I love Japan very much but was always looking for a toilet and desperate straights sometimes.
In New York City if a Police Officer caught you peeing in public you would get fined.
4:50 Well not "Of course" since I was a cashier for many years before here in the US, and almost half the customers were rude to me when I always did my best.
5:17 Woah! sure enough, in Japan it is the same. I have a theory, and I think it is because those people mistake a tired face for a disgruntled person that doesn't want to do their work; they are so spoiled and demanding to not even comprehend the difference. People get tired doing physical work!!!
Retail workers the world over deal with rude nasty people, if I was paid by the number of rude people, swearing, flinging things or threatening bodily harm I could have retired 15 years ago...3 years into my retail career...unfortunately I'm paid by the hour not by the rude person.
@0:11 That was incredible lol
I actually prefer when public transportation is quiet, as I like to read my book on there. Like I even try my best not to talk on the phone, so I do talk with a friend sometimes. I get really annoyed when people play loud music on a bus for example while I'm trying to read my book. (I currently live in the United States.)
is it at all common to see people walking around barefoot in the warmer months considering how clean it is?
You have proven that JoJo can be applied in any situation.
I live in North Florida and the loud vehicle is really true around here. Rude customers are everywhere. The peeing in public in a city is usually always a drunk/homeless person, there are usually plenty of restrooms one can use. However depending on where you are it isn't unusual to see people on the side of the road doing their business. Most trash where I'm from they can't wait to get home to throw it away so they chuck it out a window of their car.
I saw a lady while she was on her phone trip and fall a large group of people saw her and no one helped her up. I was going to help her but my friend said don’t it…that was so weird
I felt bad for her.
I like your channel Mrs eat quite humorous and I like shark steak Japanese style there used to be a restaurant called benihana's it's true that some people are probably rude but also that's true for most of the world in my experience most people from Japan seem very polite and it's true they probably do make a lot of garbage sometimes but their streets seem a lot cleaner then most places in America
Excellent video. The editing here is second to none as well! Genuine lols!
12:32 this also happens in my country sometimes and it happens when night too
Watching what happens the biker gang in GMK is very satisfying. If you know, you know...
That's surprising, when I visited Japan I was led to believe it was acceptable to pee in public, although I was less than impressed when someone done it outside MacDonald's.
The Metal Gear reference was masterful.
Public urination is a crime in the United States. It normally occurs only in run-down neighborhoods. I've never seen somebody in my country do it in broad daylight in a plaza like in your video. They are usually more discrete about it and hide behind a dumpster or a tree.
The funny thing on what made me love Japan
So my first ever anime was Naruto my dad and sometimes my sister would watch it and I come in thier and watch it
Ever since that day I loved anime and finding out where it came from I went digging to find out everything bout Japan and iv watched ALOT of ur vids lately and been learning japhanese To be prepared for what I will deal with in 4 years
Customer is always remember right thing is BS. If the customer is a jerk kicking their asses and kicking them out is the best service they deserve
In France men are used to pee outside and more often by night, that can be on a trees but commonly on walls of outside buildings in town. That's considered bad manner and public nudity but there is no punishment. I think it's very gross and bad manner. And all ages men do it.
India: “lol hold my beer”
Compared to India, Japan is still heavenly clean