Photos That Prove Japan Is Not Like Any Other Country
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- Photos That Prove Japan Is Not Like Any Other Country
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Everything designed around courtesy and respect for others. No wonder is seems so "foreign" to Americans.
You're correct, though sadly, people in many countries now seem to be 'Pig ignorant'. Japan certainly looks to be THE go-to place, I'd love to visit one day.
I love how it's always “americans” as if we’re all the same or like other countries don't do the same things we do. It's not JUST America. I could bet you money that other countries do a lot of things Americans do so shut the fuck up, you ignorant FOOL.
actually us goods are made to be consumer friendlier than the others on the market unlike so europeans
It hurts, and a few months ago I might have defended us. Now I'm just browsing property listings in Canada.
@Sebastian Smith True and sad. The modern era will be proven in future textbooks to be a corrupt and scary place.
That’s the difference between “me first” and “we” mentality
One has communism vibes, one doesn’t
@@minilamma4879:
One has the vibe of being selfish assholes, the other of having values Christians used to have
@@minilamma4879 Not being selfish has nothing to do with communism you imbecile.
@@uwu-bebs that was a joke
@@minilamma4879 I thought of the same joke my friend, but people don't seem to understand it Rip
While as a tourist in Japan I apparently looked lost while trying to find a Buddhist temple in Tokyo. A man stopped to help me while I was looking at a map. He didn’t speak English, but figured out what I was looking for when I pointed to the temple on the map. Instead of pointing me in the right direction, he gently took my arm and walked with me for about fifteen minutes leading me to the temple. When we got there , he let my arm go, bowed and walked away. Fifteen minutes out of his way! That’s the essence of the Japanese. Remarkable people.
I think most Americans would not have given you the time of day.
@thetandog Don't be so sure, my friend. I was born in America and live here, and a while back I was driving along a country road. I passed an elderly woman and as she disappeared from view I sensed something wrong, u-turned, and found her now sitting on the verge. She had stumbled and was in some pain, so I drove her to a hospital 30 minutes away, waited with her for 3 hours while she waited, then was examined, then had x-rays taken and treatment prescribed. I drove her to her home and we said our goodbyes. That seems... human, not particularly Japanese, or American, or...
@@johnstrawb3521 God bless you. I'm sure it did her a world of good. I drove 2 women home late one night, after pushing their car with my car. Their car conked out, then started, then conked out. I knew if it was my mom or sisters I would want someone to give them a ride home. Besides if I got crazy with them, it would have been 2 to 1 and I think that helped them feel safer. This was before cell phones. But it does your soul good to help people, and I'm sure they appreciate it. Oh and that was also when one car could push another car and it wouldn't do any damage to either one.
Not to the same extent, but as a tourist I found Montreal people extremely kind also. I was lost searching for a street and a woman took a 5 min walk to get me there.
You kept walking with the stranger for 15 minutes😂😂
Nice gesture tho
Came here after hearing the news of the devastating disaster in Japan. I am amazed on how great that country is and how good are their people. My heart goes to Japanese people.
Thank you so much! I’m Japanese ❤
You will be here again and again😂
My Japan is disasterfull country🫨🌪️🌋🥷🌊🐝☢️
@@hukuuchiwait I truly have had Ninja wars like in Naruto 😂
Japan is a country where natural disasters occur frequently. When a natural disaster occurs, it is important to join hands and help each other. For this reason, Japan has a culture of respecting others on a regular basis.
I remember the last time I went to Japan and lost my wallet, a week later, an unknown number called me and it turned out to be a police in Japan and he said someone found my wallet and returned it to the police. The police then sent my wallet to me, without charging anything, to Canada.
They do that here, in the States, especially Connecticut.
@@chrisstarring2991 and texas 😂
Wow thats very impressive and fascinating...
That’s what the world of nice people should deserve
@@chrisstarring2991 Oh do they? I live in Connecticut and I've never lost my wallet but it's unexpected that people here would do that kind of thing.
Japanese is like heaven for customer, but hell for employee
Yep I agreed
But most, if not all, of them are both customers and employees. So they're just expecting equal treatment, taking and giving.
@@makphon001 id rather giving shit and taking shit than pursuing the perfection and meeting the highest expectation and taking perfect things...
@@prankinjp That's fair enough. Most people are only giving shit. Can't take any shit. That's the problem.
I'm Japanese . Yesss!!
Smart, polite, extremely honest, and humble. The essence of Japan.
And the yacuzzaaasssss!!!!
That's one side Japan has on the other hand some of the highest suicide rape and assult rates in Asia even though having a not as all that large population.
@@resiliencia.307 笑
@@user-vv7ir1pl4j Please say that word to Korea
robotic, cold, hypocrite and dishonest. the essence in japan.
I’ve been to Japan several times , all I can say it’s literally heaven on earth , recommend everyone to visit once in their life time
You went as a foreigner. It’s different if you live there.
@@aquilifergroup can u give a little context?
@@lunarknight3597 Beneath the superficial politeness, there is a dark side to Japan. People there are obsessed with saving face and perfection, it drives people insane. Japan has a high suicide rate for a reason. Women are always second to men and are bullied and harassed by their bosses, men on the train and their husbands. People of darker skin are treated with contempt. The Japanese are obsessed with racial purity and have both an inferiority and superiority complex. Because the culture is so stifling, these issues never get addressed.
Karoshi - death by overwork
Hikikomori - social recluse
@@lunarknight3597Suicidal work culture, sexual assault problems for women, casual racism towards outsiders etc
I’m tired of people pretending Japan is like some kind of anime
Much of the items shown here reflect a mindful, respectful and thoughtful culture. We have so much to learn from the Japanese!
So you are anti-multiculture?
I agree. It seems in the west we have forgotten that. it's a "me first" attitude here. Sad
@@WaningGibbous this Attitude migrated into the west
@@Neox999 Monoculture has its strengths.
Don't judge a book by its cover. The Japanese culture is different from others, but not better or worse. There's good and there's bad. What you see in this video highlights some of the good aspects.
The reason this is so foreign to us Americans (and many others) is because in Japan, being really nice and polite is normal. Here in America, we think you're up to something.
It’s funny how the values I grew up with have gone by the way side. My dad did, and still does, expect myself and my brother to say things like thank you, please, yes sir and yes ma’am. I think rudeness simply shouldn’t be tolerated and unfortunately we do.
I can relate. When I was in college, almost every time I was being nice to a female student; male students asked me if I was in love with her, of course I replied: no, I'm just being polite.
The same goes for the Philippines, politeness and respect is normal, but a problem is the amount of trash left outside, near the roads or in canals
I don't know if it's because I live in Texas but I didn't know that was a thing for the rest of America.
I can see that in the areas where the percentage of homeless and starving people is higher than other areas, but where I am I only know of one homeless dude in the entirety of town.
So I assume I’m more used to ‘treat others how you want to be treated.’ That said, you can’t really pay me to leave my valuables out in the open like that. Even I know that it’s a bad idea simply cause there’s that many bad apples compared to the rest to make the whole barrel questionable at best.
It's been decades, but I still remember Japan with fondness. Everything ran like a Seiko watch. Swift and efficient and clean. I've traveled the world and there is nowhere else in the world where you'll be whisked off your plane and through customs in minutes, only to find your bags waiting. Outstanding. I salute you, Japan.
sounds dreadful and boring
@@mrosskne lol. Actually, it did get old. (But I'm from Baltimore, so a certain baseline level of blind terror, needless squalor and lethal violence is kind of comforting I guess)
@@mrosskne Hell America is dreadful. That aspect of Japan sounds pleasant
@@mrosskne I do get what you mean. Japan has one of the highest suicide rates in the world but you would think they ought to be eternally blissful in this near-paradise, no?
Perhaps, the human condition needs some measure of entropy (not too much though, just a healthy dollop)?
@@akuaku3256 It really doesn't.
A few years ago I watched a video on YT of a Japanese man feeding rice to pigeons, by throwing it on the ground. When the pigeons had eaten as much of the rice as they wanted and flew off, the man went over to where he had thrown the rice and picked up every individual piece of rice that remained and disposed of it in a bin. So much respect for their surroundings and other people.
That's horrible! ....The next flock of pigeons was going to eat that!
Others: "Being polite is an option"
Japan: "Being polite is my life's work"
I read that as "my wife's work" lmao
@@baturayturan7163 lol
Haha it's fitting too
Well aside from actual work, because I've been sleeping at my desk so I don't have to waist all that time commuting.
Look up how they tortured Americans during the war.
Polite? Riiigghhhtttt
Japan really said “I’m not like other girls”
also the vibe from most girls that like anime.
*I'm not like other countries
@@nsrico8042 I was making a joke out of the title :c
Why hello there my fellow pjo/hoo fan
@@ellebelle994 Hello
I spent a month in Japan on vacation, easily my favorite country. One evening, at midnight after a show, we decided to walk back to our hotel room in Tokyo, it was about a two mile walk. We went down some very deserted and dark alleys as we made our way through the city and not once did we feel unsafe or even remotely uncomfortable. I wish America was like that.
This is a result of a culture that doesn't allow diversity, a culture that preserves its best. Diversity does not breed strength but dilutes the culture. I wish all countries where like this. I want to see Italian culture in Italy, French culture in France, ect. Japan is great and would never want to see immigration.
日本人です。
私は海外の方に日本にもっと来てもらって日本を知ってほしいと思います。
移民に関しては、人口が少なくなっている現状では受け入れることに否定はしません。
しかしながらヨーロッパなどの現状を見ると、人は選ぶべきだとは考えます。
平和な社会を実現するためには、一人一人が平和を大切にする意識がなくてはいけないからです。
@@safffff1000
今、日本政府は中国共産党の裏からの命令で？中国人の移民を大量に日本に入国させています。
埼玉ではクルド人が流入し、ルールを無視して住んでいて問題になっています。
外国人の犯罪も増えていて問題です。
The world needs to learn a lot from Japan! 🇯🇵 ❤❤
I want to visit japan someday
Me too >
Me too!
You all definitely should, I’ve been twice planning to go again. 10/10 amazing
I went March/April 2018 and backpacked around Japan with a friend, and then in September/October 2019 I took my husband and two teenage boys there. I want to go back again and again and eventually live there. AMAZING place.
I lived here in japan and I have to tell you it is amazing living here
Even though it was devasted by 2 atomic bombs, the country did hard work with cooperation and deserves to be called the most developed country
And look at the state of the bomb droppers. No shade, but at the same time, all the shade.
@@Primalxbeast everyone is is responsible for evil acts
@@Kevin-dd4ey nope not really or not like that at least
@@ishouldbeonmountrushmore1334 you can't clap with one hand.
@@sadhna7865 ??
When I visited Japan a few years ago, I felt like it was 50 years ahead of the US. Now they're probably 120 years ahead of the US.
While we go back, they progress. I admire their attitudes.
現在のアメリカは自ら後退しているという表現が正しい
過激なフェミが良い例です。科学や論理を優先せず感情で法を運用または作ると社会は破滅します
アメリカは日本を戦争で降し従えている国なのですから強くあって欲しいです。
アニメや漫画に対しての考え方や、多様性に関しては、アメリカよりずっと先進国だと思う。
アメリカが日本より優れてるのは、障害者（発達障害の人達）や、ギフテッドの子供達が楽しく学べる環境がしっかり整っていること。
日本には養護学校しか無くて、障害者の殆どが将来に希望が無く、安いお給料で働かせられて、個性を活かせず、結婚も出来ず、一生独身として終わる人が大半だということ。
だけど、アメリカには障害者の特性に見合った学校が複数存在していて、子供の将来の事を、真剣に考えてくれる素晴らしい教育者が沢山居る所かな🤔
@@pepsicola7247
Wow that's very polite of you to talk about other's advantages over your own country😊😊 (also that's totally different from being furious about your country's problems after seeing others done better than your, which seems like what the main commenter was doing)
I worked in Japan & found the people gentle & lovely.
I felt so calm there.
Sometimes I wonder if Japan is even real... I know it is, but hell, the way the country function sounds like a fairy tale.
It really is quiet amazing.
When arriving at japan I said in my mind. *Wow this is not a dream I am in Japan!* it was such a surreal feeling I had. Felt like i was in an anime🤣
Yeah like evwrything is just so _detailed_ amd pretty lol
I’m Japanese, so let me tell you, yeah! This is all real
I can confirm japan is real, i go there every year-
An acquaintance of my mother went to Japan in the holidays and had to use the toilet. She couldn't figure out which button was for flushing and pressed the one for bidet. It was a toilet in the airport and it was crowded at that time, so many people witnessed her struggling with the toilet. When she finally figured it out and left the cabin (while being soaked wet), the Japanese person next in line said "welcome to Japan" to her. That's the funniest thing I've heard about a trip to Japan
Haha😂
😂😂😂
You had me laughing out loud😂
The part where that Japanese people said "Welcome to Japan" to your mother's acquaintance who is soaking wet is funny 😂😂😂
@@isyaht same-
I‘ve been in Japan for 6 months now, and can confirm most of these things. Thank you for this list, truly a special country!
Having grown up in Japan and moving to the states when I was a high school sophomore was extremely difficult. I was taken advantage of and walked on. Over the decades I had to change to a different way of thinking and being. None of the therapists helped because they weren't aware of different cultures.
My sister and cousins in Japan say I'm too "Americanized" and have become too bold.
It sounds stupid but I feel like I dont have a home country now. Thank you for allowing me to express myself! No responses necessary ❤
@Josip Thank you for understanding how difficult it can be !
At a new job during lunch, a coworker sat with me and said "Tell me about yourself...do you have brothers and sisters? How did you end up in this city?".
I was uncomfortable. I felt like a stranger was prying. Why would she ask such personal questions. (I know now that it's their way of being friendly).
Best wishes to you Josip, and stay healthy!
I think having respect for others is one of the most important values a person can have and should be taught to every child. It's such a freeing feeling when you can trust strangers and acquaintances not to harm you in any way. This is what I love about Japan and Finland (where I live now). In the US respect for others is even more important because of all the differences between people, but unfortunately it seems things are not heading in the right direction over there.
I also sometimes feel like I don't have a home country (I was born in Poland), but perhaps the best solution is to find a group of friends with which you can just be yourself.
@Josip Is Croatia a good country to live in?
@Panda Rush I don’t know about you, but those questions don’t seem all that personal for me
@@altacalifornia2580 you are obvious example of cultural difference between japan and usa
Japan: leaves money for knocking over bike
Where I live: steals the bike
Let me guess,america?
@@mip5944 no, Hungary
@@demogaming8895 ok
In my country we don't even have places where we can park our bikes.
@@darshansolanki9083 🤣🤣🤣🤣 India hai bhai cycle hi chori ho jayega.
I have nothing but wonderful memories of living in Japan when I was young. They really treasure their young and their old. Much respect 🙏
If you have never been to Japan,definetely come here and experience those episode😊
When you get trouble in Japan,the people who is next to you will help you❤
Its like all those funny random “Wouldn’t it be cool if...” ideas people get actually get taken seriously and come to happen in Japan
Seriously how do every kind of thing you can imagine, exists in Japan?! from the weirdest to the best things
japan sounds so cool tho
bro see this video it says world is going to end in june 1st
ua-cam.com/video/m4gnMWua4xo/v-deo.html
@@dilshadkp1304 No links!
@@MK8MasterJunjie what do you mean cant you see the link
I'm Indian and I see Japan as an inspiration for my country. This country doesn't forget it's culture even after getting rich . Respect
India will be india lmao
It may take time but we can do it for sure
@Bisnis 01 woah chill
Let 50 Biharis live in Japan, they'll make Japan to forget discipline and politeness.
@@pranitp.1622 lol
May God keep Japan clean, pure and healthy till the end of time and even after
I love to see people from other countries wishing peace in Japan to their God. I do not know your religion but I respect your religion.
We:Hey, God will be coming. Hurry up keep ours clean, pure and healthy before!
Japan is really amazing...
Woahhhhhh
Thought you've resigned
not so
Japan: Train company apologize for 20 sec early departure
Poland: 🤣
Omg literally. The last time I visited Poland I was waiting for the train to get to the airport to catch my flight and the train never came! I started to freak out because I didn't have much time either. Then something was said through the speakers in Polish so I didn't understand anything. Luckily there was a polish flight attendant also waiting for the train and I just followed her to get on the substitute bus to the airport. It was scary!
Waited for bus in Poland on the station mentioned in ticket. It never came because it left right from the parking, asked driver that worked for the same company to call dispatcher and stop it for a minute, we saw it back and could have catch it up. Pfff no one care
Ha! Take this: In Hungary the train can be late for 2 fucking hours meanwhile the train is in the fucking trainstation with the doors open for passengers, standing in one place and MAV (train company) don't even give a shit to say any explanation nor apologize. And it was in Budapest.
🤣🤣🤣 😱😱
Lengyel magyar két jó barát!
I wonder why must apologise to come early?
Hey, it's not that bad! But sure, trains can be a bit of an adventure :)
I played soccer with a kid from Japan, on the dinner nights after training he wouldn't start eating until everyone had their food. Some guys would be finished and he would still wait for the last guy to be served. Respect Gen.
In my country,
"Where's your food? I'm gonna eat it also."
That’s the polite thing to do here in Australia too. You wait, and then the people without food say, “don’t wait for us. Eat while it’s hot”, after which it’s okay to begin, though we often wait a little longer in case the other people’s meals turn up in the next 30 seconds-ish.
@@niamh2258
Same here
Niamh225 Britain too.
Mostly the same in Germany
Recently I was talking to my wife about countries we would like to visit and Japan was top of my list. I love the culture, the bonsai and fish keeping and the politeness and customs, everything. It just resonates with me on some deep level.
Whenever there is a video that praises Japan, there are always comments that bring up things like during World War II. The sense of inferiority is terrible.
maybe Chinese
im not racist😅
That is another piece of history that should not be forgotten, but it has nothing to do with videos like this one.
koreans
Because they realized they could get paid for it.
多分韓国人
Happens with literally every countries (especially the ones that usually get prise), it's always the edgy kids who want to do sth like "People like, l hate, l'm different so l'm cool!"
I have High respect for the Japanese people
It's all fun and games until you remember the Japanese in ww2
They're great now though I'll admit
We highly appreciate for your king understanding
@@marxgalacticambition7023 is it wrong to acknowledge someone's mistakes? People certainly don't steer clear of talking about Germany's mistakes by mentioning the Holocaust. Besides, I also said they're great now which is true. I'm sorry if stating a fact related to the autocities that Japan committed in WW2 was too much for you to handle. An important part of moving on is remembering the past and improving
@@marxgalacticambition7023 Yes, I know what the meme means, I was just commenting about Japan in a joking manner. I'm sorry to have to be the one to tell you this but talking about historical events doesn't prevent anyone from moving on. Am I wrong that the Japanese did some horrible shit in ww2? I wasn't trying to get into a whole ass debate and I thought that it was funny. I didn't realize that snow flakes would take it this seriously. Also, now that I'm thinking about it, what your saying is pretty fucked up. Go tell the Chinese and Koreans to move on. I'm sure they would appreciate that
I can only imagine those hand rails come in very handy for people with impared vision.
I thought the same. I could be only reason why it was bend this way.
Bendy handrails would drive me absolutely bonkers. I can see how they’d help others, but it’d still drive me absolutely crazy
I would love those, im blind in one eye, so I cant see depth differences, I already love that the steps are marked at the end so Is know where the step ends, but the hand rails would be perfect to prevent me from falling down the stairs too!
elderly people too
When I was in Japan driving I had someone pull up behind me and turn off their headlights at night. I got scared thinking someone was following me and going to hurt me, until my friend riding with me said they do that at night so they don't blind you while you're driving. They are extremely nice and thoughtful people.
I think the most important distinction is, how their government doesn't abuse the people's utter complience, but turns it into a beneficial advantage for everyone.
Yeah tell that to the younger generation of Japanese that needs to pay a hefty sum of yearly tax, which those money goes to the elderly where most of them are already rich because of the bubble economy effect. By the way that tax was created by those greedy elderly politicians who only thinks for themselves.
@@TheDarthMauz You got me there! I'm not japanese, and I'm sure there are problems there as well, I just think that probably less than here in the west.
In Japan: Hotel loses Internet connection for a minute and apologises for it.
My country: 2 hours with no Internet/electricity won't even get me an apology...
Eh, I went to a cheap hotel in Osaka and they didn't give us the right room and no apology.
@@anari234 Japan is overrated
@@user-gq9jg9rt3t I've traveled the world and Japan is the most interesting country i've visited, with the best food.
It was a five stars hotel though
Once been at a hotel for almost 3 weeks and the internet didn't work at all. Their solution: walk down to this nearby restaurant and try to use theirs.
I don't know but I kinda feel proud and happy seeing this.
Japan leads civilization on this world. Greets from Italy, a country where trains accumulate days of delay every single f***** day, where trash is everywhere on streets, where NOBODY apologize... 😔
As well you should!
69 likes nice
@@anon4606 no more
You should feel proud. I would love to live in Japan.
there is a level of respect for others that i rarely see anywhere else
ちゃんと悪いところも沢山あるから、警戒心を忘れず、期待もし過ぎないで来てほしいです。あと、ドラゴンボールは有ります。
そうだよね
正直こんなに自分ら礼儀正しくないもん
路地裏で稀に忍者を見かけます。
I lived 6 years in Asia and I can say 100% that it was the best place I’ve lived. People are so polite and they just don’t rob you instead if you lost your items such as phone or computers it is guaranteed you will find it cause the person who found the item will bring it to the police station or a lost and found station. Lovely people
You are absolutely right, lost my phone 3 times in Japan and got it back every time 😅
Try Beijing, Manila and Jakarta for sure
You mean ALL of Asia?
@@morningdew2309 only in Japan pal 😂
And the Air quality? Were in a few countries in Asia and in every the Air Quality was pretty bad.
I've learned Japanese language at school,my teacher was Japanese,and she was lovely person!great manners,very very polite and oh so kind!love this country and those people!
Mine as well!
It seems to me that the rest of the world could learn a heck of a lot from how polite and humble the Japanese are.
This is why I want to go to Japan. The culture, the food, everything is so different yet so cool!
One thing I also noticed on the Artists community. Japanese content creators and animators are very humble and respectful, some animators even continue to create beautiful animations despite not having many views on them. They really inspired me to do animations and changed my mentality to just create even if not many people will notice.
On the western side however I see crappy storytime "animations" creating fake stories and drama for the views because that what gets the most clicks instead of focusing on creating quality content.
Wow! I never knew that. Can you tell more about Japanese art community (like, how you found out about it, did they create a group just for Japanese people? And when you say 'group', I'm thinking of something like Facebook group or Amino app.)
@@isyaht JP artists usually post on Twitter there's no group per say but you can use JP art tags to find their works. I often use JP tags to let Japanese audiences see my work. Do note that JP art tags are very specific and would only apply to a certain niche.
Hey it's not all bad, these story time animations make for great reaction videos!
Although i hate many point of the west this is really no sense lol. Formulate a better like grabber comment
anyone's you would like to callout for being fake?
"Tokyo Train Company apologizes for 20-second-early departure"
Where I am from the Train company would be like: "What do you mean we're not on time? You left in February you arrived in February. What else do you want?"
America: your trains arrive at all?
@@b-chroniumproductions3177 you guys got trains?
@@anscart2969 you from Iceland?
@@nativeafroeurasian nope
In my country, you're waiting for nothing and they won't care to inform you.
It really helps remind you that the world isn’t *all* bad. Theres still some hope left, if we work for it
I like your optimistic attitude....but
Nah!
@@philiphorner31 Seriously? You have to be willing to be hopefully if you ever want to help the people around you/the world be happier.
I miss Japan, as an American who was in the military w/ tattoos (tattoos aren't really a good look from Japanese culture perspective) everyone is so respectful, mindful, most of the time happy, and the streets are clean with amazing food and great culture. Even when you aren't allowed in some places they are still respectful about it. Amazing country, I love it there, I would love to live there some day, I always speak highly of it because they deserve it
Tattoos aren’t really a good look from any perspective, not just Japan
@Trip Duece well yeah I get that however from Japan is more a taboo. There are a lot of places that don't allow you in if you have tattoos where as a lot of the other countries, they don't really care too much
日本を守ってくれてありがとうございました。
The thought behind everything is frankly incredible...being considerate of others is so important and they clearly understand that well...good job Japan!✌🇺🇸
wrong flag man
@@goldpotato1885 thats the US flag (at least for IOS)
@@ophilia bruh I know
@@goldpotato1885 them why’d you say wrong flag the emojis he used mean from america
@@ophilia maybe
Japan really said, "I'm built different"
Yeah,they're built smart and polite unlike the US
I lived in Japan 5,5 years. The best years of my life. Japan: the love of my life.
I’m Japanese. Since some of those things are too normal for me, so I didn’t even notice them. And reading all your comments, my heart has been filled with grateful feelings. But I don’t like the idea to ‘show off’ the praises given by others. and I’m sure that all your countries have definitely have wonderful aspects in different ways! Even more than Japan!!!! Please find them and tell me about the wonderful things in your countries if you don’t mind ❤
(It's been four months and no one has replied to his request for examples of wonderful things in the English-speaking countries of the world. LOL!)
My first time in Japan, I was getting into a jam packed train at One of the busiest stations in Tokyo. As I was going in and everyone was coming out, my purse with money and passport came off my shoulder and I didn’t even notice it. Once I was inside and looked back, some Japanese lady had picked it up and was holding it up high yelling something in Japanese looking for the owner.
The Japanese are an incredibly honest people. We should all raise our kids like this. Imagine what a nicer world it would be.
To that awesome lady, THANK YOU!!! 🙏
Unbelievable ！
@@maegalroammis6020 What the hell do you mean thats creepy? What bolt is loose in your brain my friend? Thats what everyone should be doing in this world, being honest like that, thats whats holding us back from being better people, and YOU are probably one of them
@@mahuba2553 why wasting our time helping unknown people? it's stupifd. i would have other thinghs to do.
@@aaa___a495 unbelievably creepy, yeah
@@maegalroammis6020 I am assuming you are either a boomer or an infant for saying that so Ill just end the discussion here
"quite a country it is....exact opposite of India"
- indian
Yep..I hope we could be as clean and organized as japan..
@@ranjiniyadunath2513 huh
U wish😂
@@shameena6045 well least we can do is try
@@shameena6045 yep..I really wish it was like that..but it's not..I'm someone who is obsessed with cleanliness ..so i would luv it if India could ever be like that..and atleast we can try..
@@ranjiniyadunath2513 chill bro i was just joking
Edit
Ps. The truth is U will be long gone before u see india clean.but lets try.
A small gesture from our selves❤
As a Chinese, I really appreciate the agreeableness and the considerateness of Japanese and feel ashame of the barbarianness of the majority of my comrades... Indeed China can learn extremely a lot from Japan.
I'd say Japanese really deserved the visa-freeness to 99% of the countries all over the world.
Not just China. Japan embodies what we all strive for - basic respect. However they are over worked, wear many faces, and superficial, which creates a high suicide rate among males. There is a balance to be sure between "don't be a dick" and "look after yourself too".
I've heard that China was like this as well before the communist revolution. Honor and respect meant a lot in old China
Agreeableness is for the weak.
@@maxooberg Mehh it has a huge population and lots of poor people, it was never exactly like that. There was stricter social standards before like Japan and lots of traditions, but the people themselves were never like Japanese.
日本はかつて中国(唐)から多くの事を学び
それを今でも大切にしています。
中国がなければ今の日本は存在しません。
中国はいま大変な時期かもしれませんが
今度は日本から多くを学び、そして再び巨龍と成る事を隣国から応援しています。
Amazing people, so amazing country.
Love Japan.
Meanwhile in the US, we can’t even get certain members of congress to wear a mask or utilize the newly installed metal detectors. 😔
Meanwhile, metal detectors are needed 😭
I'm sorry for you Amis but youre country ist just a joke at the moment
@@theauberginebehindtheslaug4799 it’s been a joke for awhile now. We’ve just now are fighting to try to make it act like a country, not a toddler throwing a temper tantrum
Watched the Biden hand over thingy... was so surprised to see everyone wearing them and wearing them propperly.
Hopefully thing go to boarding soon.
I think the funniest thing the government Leader for Victoria (Dan Andrews) has ever said was trying to explain what intimate partners are.
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And for lols, Get on the Beers.
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Is it Lauren bobert? I don't recall any others but I know she was bitching about metal detectors on Twitter
Fun Fact : The watermelons are actually made in a square shape for specific festivals and are not normally eaten, it is also kinda expensive
But watermelons are just generally expensive in Japan
@@_.s._.w._.a._.g._1673 Thats because there imported.
@@chrisb.7787 No it’s not. All fruit grown in japan is expensive. Imported fruits are actually cheaper. Japanese fruits are all bred and branded so they’re expensive as fuck. I’m talking about $30 for a box of cherries while an imported American box with go for like $8
Also square watermelons are never ripe. They are just meant for decoration/display
Their fruit can be hundreds or even thousands... mostly for the mighty rich to display
This is what real education, culture and social responsibility. What a beautiful people.. utopia for the world
I want to visit Japan even more now!!
I'm Indian...and after watching this video.. I'm in love with this country 👍
Me too sir
Same man same😶
Opposite will be seen in india
I am in love since the beginning of universe.
@@dumbboy1440 your username describes you 🙄
I long for this kind of order, everyone following the rules the sense of satisfaction I felt when I saw those shopping trolleys parked neatly, the fact that no one is going up the down staircase, the queues for the trains... I have got to visit Japan
said shopping carts demonstrate the lack/absence of karens over there.
I’ve been only once to Japan. I have two memories on top of my mind. Conductors on trains bowing when entering and leaving train cars as a form of respect to passengers; and a businessman in a busy Tokyo metro station leaving his luggage completely unattended while going to the restroom…
Man, Japan is a beautiful country and have lovely people. Many nations are beautiful in their own right and Japan’s is that they’re very cooperative and use innovation to make life convenient, safe and clean. I hope to visit one day.
One night I got so drunk at a Tokyo night club that when I arrived at a train station I ended up falling asleep on the platform with my wallet & passport next to me . When I woke up the next morning not only was my wallet and passport still sitting there but there were 2 business men next to me passed out after a late night out . Japanese people are really something else 🙏
In my country, you're already naked when you woke up.
@@viktoriahuge3076 Lol, so true 😄
@@viktoriahuge3076 omg lmao, sad but....
@@viktoriahuge3076 idk why that made me laugh 😂.
Japanese businessmen: wow they made a pass out drunk on your way home station it's about time
Japanese trains: apologizes for leaving 20 seconds early
American flights: lol your flight is delayed 7 hours too bad
Once our train was delayed for 18 hours..like 🚶🚶🚶
@JUUL CAT wow---🚶
Good luck next time doe
I agree, but there is still a huge difference between trains and planes. A small mechanical issue on a train can be fixed at the end of the day, but a similar issue on a plane is definitely a no go. Also keep in mind, trains don't care about bad weather as much as planes do.
7 hours late and you're stuck in it on the tarmac. F you, sue us.
Been to Japan, nothing you have presented is surprising. It's an incredibly safe and wonderful country.
Lived in Japan for 3 years. Loved everything about it ❤
I don't find it strange that they warn, and excuse for the 1 minute break in the internet access at 4am. It's most likely a international hotel, and they know people might be in a zoom / skype meeting at that time of night.
Sorry to tell you this. But this compilation video is at least from 2 years ago, where there is no zoom meeting all the time like in todays time.
This video is actually the same compilation from 2 years ago with the same title.
@@muhammadfazrulrahman570 But skype was a thing already back then.
@@darkiee69 i didn't said anything about skype didn't i?
@@muhammadfazrulrahman570 uh no? It was released 2 weeks ago not 2 years ago lmfao
@@ayyzarr another video, exactly like this one, was posted 2 years ago. I Remember watching it. This is a reupload pretty much.
Fun fact: CPR training is required to get a drivers lisence in Japan.
In Germany too
In Croatia also!
That should be a requirement everywhere.
I have a driver's license and never had CPR training so this is bullshit.
Well same as probably majority of developed world
The first time I went to Japan I learned very quickly how uniform they are. The airport bus had jump seats that flipped down into the aisle so they could seat 5 across. The first 5 people filed in and sat in the back row. The next 4 in the row in front of them. The 10th person flipped down the jump seat between those four and sat. This was repeated, from back to front, in military precision, until the bus was filled. (In the U.S., it would have been a mad dash all over the bus and chaos.) Dave Barry once wrote that you could get all of Japan to wear the same color jump suits easier than getting two Americans to agree on pizza toppings.
Growing up in a community so well-behaved like this, I wonder how Japanese would have felt when as they travelled to another countries where people do as they pleased .
The Japanese will reaffirm the splendor of their own culture and behave even more correctly.
Japanese tourists are easy targets for theft, and the Japanese government has issued a warning. A friend of mine told me that when she was a child, she was surrounded by a large man who threatened her with money during a trip to Venice.
The Japanese are apparently an evolved people. Their culture, society. I admire that. Things like, they know to not talk on the phone in a crowded elevator. It's called politeness and respect.
They aren't evolved. It's just the way they were raised and as you said, it's called politeness and respect.
@@chemicallycalm5878 exctamundo, ringo. Evolved probably isn't the right word. You're right.
@Damacki Dragnis you think people that are polite and respectful are oppressed and rigid? I think they are thoughtful and considerate.
@Damacki Dragnis not force. Teach. I was taught politeness by my parents. You think Japan have police shoot people that aren't polite?
@Damacki Dragnis why do you hate Japan so much? Did you have a bad experience there?
Went to Japan a few years go, such an amazing place. The people are so polite and helpful. It is so clean and safe to walk around. People are so respectful to each other. Luv the food and the history. Australia is just so far a behind in every way, it must be a real shock when they visit us. Everyone should visit Japan at least once you will not be disappointed.👏👏👏💗🇦🇺
If Australia is so far behind then the rest of the world must be milleniums behind. Australia is one of the top 5 best countries in the world.
@@GreekImageArt hi, I meant far behind in regards to some points of our infrastructure such as technology and Public transport so should have made myself a bit clearer. I couldn’t get over how clean the public toilet set up was over there, like little mini hotels , especially in shopping centres in the major cities.
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@@leanneneville2431 never been to Japan, I would love to go, I think it's the tech capital and one of if not the most organized countries in the world but I think somethings the take to extremes. On the other hand I 've been to Australia, it's very organized and clean and the people are friendly and open minded, so in my opinion even if Japan is a bit more organized, Australia is more balanced and have no doubt it is a role model to many other countries.
Some of the best people I know are either from Australia or Japan. Maybe one day I can visit.
I would love to visit Japan some day. It’s one of my top 5 countries to visit. I went to Australia 4x already and yeah, the country keeps on calling me. I can’t get over it. Wish i could come back after this pandemic
Japan One of the most wholesome country....🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰😍😍😍😍😍
The braille on top of the can says _osake_ which means “alcoholic drink”. Beer cans have the braille text on top, while soda cans don’t.
I think that would be a great addition, "light" 0-2.4%, "hard" 2.4-8%, "free" 0 sugar.
But seeing how blind people manage, I also think it would be "pointless" since they always seem to manage the impossible.
I remember the time I worked in retail and a blind man walked to me with a sandwitch and asked "is this one good?", to witch I replied "Yes it looks good!"
😄☺😐😑😶😱
Love how the Japanese are so polite that they'll apologise for being early. Japan is awesome
An early train or bus is 10x worse than a late one.
@@camerondrew9402 agreed
Its awesome till you see their shitty schools
Wasabi lover1 still better than my countries schools 😅
@@whatupyall3476 bro japanes school teachers will hate you if your hair is naturally curly or not black, i really doubt lmao.
I love how with the one where they asked where people are from most of the stickers on the Japanese part are in straight lines just to show how neat they really are
We do so because it will be easy for the person who counts the stickers :)
Still though y’all are so nice and that’s why I love Japan plus this might sound weird but I don’t like babies but Japanese babies are exceptions especially my cousins son
@Inosuke Hashibara Exactly they respect the pattern that the others put and it is just really neat in the end
Cool!! I went in 2018 and I saw the area being built and it was really cool! I’m gonna go again in October for my mom to run the Tokyo Marathon and to visit family!! It’s really cool
I thought Germans were neat, too. O! Clichés! Clichés! Clichés!
Respect to the Japanese people and government for their efforts in making the world a better place 👏 🙏
This is what society looks like when people actually care about the society they live in.
That white noise toilet one is genius. Cannot tell you how many times I have wished for one of those in a public bathroom.
7:19 the watermelon cubes are usually more expensive and are meant as a funny gift, not really to "better fit in the fridge".
Fresh produce is often given as a gift. They have stores full of fancy (and expensive) fruit for just that purpose. It’s a beautiful sight.
Exactly what I said when I saw that one too!!
I think it was originally ment as a practical solution for the fridge situation but since they are maybe 1000 times more expensive than the round variety they became a luxury gift.
thank you for posting this. Very enjoyable.
There was this one time when I visited Japan and my brother had stopped by the side of the road to take picture of the Tokyo sky tree on the other side. When he finished taking the picture, we all realised that a van had stopped and actually waited for my brother to take the picture as the driver did not want to ruin the picture before checking if we already finished taking the picture and waving to us goodbye as he drives off. If the driver had just drove through, he would have made it pass the green light ahead but instead he waited for my brother and after moving forward, had to wait a while more as the light had turned red. If this had been my home country, things would probably be very different.
I'm Japanese, and even if I'm late because the traffic light turns red, the difference is only a few dozen seconds.
Your commemorative photos will last a lifetime.
I don't think there's any need to compare it with the act of going out of your way to slow things down slightly at traffic lights.😊
If good manners and great ideas were a country.
4:17 This one is actually true cause when i buy things from Japan,they will give me a note with something cute and i would be like "awww,that's so sweet of the seller"
When everyone does it you will start complaining about how the note was not printed well enough, or something.
True. I bought some sheet music books from japan and they always add a postcard with some beautiful picture.
It's like this when i order from s. korea too
I’ve only been to Japan once, and while looking at my phone to try to find the way to our Airbnb a young man saw us and asked we needed help… and then lead us on the almost 1/2 mile walk to the location! - going completely out of his way in doing so! Very helpful and polite people! No culture is perfect, but they have a lot of great qualities.
I loved all the little things shown in this video.
What a lovely, polite culture
That’s why Japanese cars (Toyota, Lexus) are so good… because they love perfection and quality.
Subaru too.
My 1994 Toyota Celica broke down once. Back in 2004 I think it was.
Love my Toyota
Too bad their new Toyotas are made so you can't easily work on them yourself.
How can u forget Honda!!...the makers of best fun sports cars!!
I’m Japanese and I thought these little things were normal bc they’ve been around for so long and in lots of places… Ig I should be more grateful for stuff 😅
You must be cuz what I feel is Japan is living in 2050 of my country.
I wish my country was more like Japan...
How do you cope with life while abroad if you're used to all of this?
i was always curious how do you, guys, prevent your society from slipping off from all that nice attitude to other people
U must be
I’m Japanese and every pic here is normal for us
I guess that's a reason for me to want to live in Japan, if there are no major flaws there. A lot of things being convenient, places being prepared for different situations, and best of them all - almost(?) everyone is polite and does things like people have to. That's what every other place is missing. And of course, a lot of really weird but fun stuff
I love how Japan and China are like the two guys in a 50's instructional video for teens about social etiquette. "In Japan, there are fish in the drainage channels. In China, they catch their fish from the drainage channels..."
Here too in Assam,India, people catch fish from drains during rainy season
@Gaussianform I'm pretty sure 50's instructional videos exist
The Goofus and Gallant comics.
I was born and raised in Japan, so it's common knowledge that if someone drops their wallet, pick it up and give it to them, and don't cause trouble for other people.
It makes me really happy to see people praising Japan with videos like this.☺️🫶🏻
I'm using a translator, so I might be wrong. From a Japanese student.
So i'm a driver in training and just a few months ago I would have wondered why most people in Japan reverse park. Because I'm now learning, I know that parking in reverse makes it a lot safer to pull out, and so I love that everyone is so focused on the safety of others in Japan
It is not only safer, but also, if you are ever in an emergency, it is much faster and less stressful to get going.
I suggest you also drive vans and other vehicles that have limited or no rear vision. It helps you understand how to position yourself near big vans / trucks and understand that they can literally not see you in certain corners. Good luck with your driving lessons
@@RacingPepe Your comment reminds me of a certain "idiot" whose (well earned) demise I witnessed live.
He was driving a motorbike behind a trailer truck (those long ones with 20 wheels). The truck slowed down in order to make a right turn some distance further. Our hero thought it was a good opportunity to overtake the truck.
Thus his bike suddenly appeared in the truck's mirror while it was already midway through the right turn, and the driver couldn't apply brakes in time.
While our hero had likely never driven a truck, it does require having a very low intelligence to not realize that such a long vehicle can have large blind spots (even if you don't actually know where or how big they are).
To add insult to -injury- death, the insurance company refused to compensate for his death because he had died due to "negligent/rash driving" (read as "stupidity"), and the police did not file any charges against the truck driver either because he was clearly not at fault.
Also vehicles are much more maneuverable when the steerable wheels are at the rear. I.e. it is easier to park precisely if you back into the space.
The first vehicle I learned to drive was a forklift, and that has had a permanent impact on how I drive, and park. :)
In India everybody parks reverse and all toilets have flushers, almostall behaviour is similar to India (However there is a large slum areas in India that I agree)
I don't understand why people surprise about it!
日本のよいところを、たくさん紹介して下さり、ありがとうございます。
As a tourist I really felt safe in Tokyo at all time, even at night or in the subway.
You can leave your bag unattended (I did while going to the bathroom).
I was also amazed how quiet the streets were, the cars seemed fine tuned.
About a decade ago, when electric vehicles were starting to come around, they actually were talking about putting artificial noise-makers on them so that pedestrians could hear them coming because they were just that quiet lol
@@FreedomIII Well, it's not that dumb to add some sound when driving through cities.
I've been surprised by electric cars more than once.
I recall a joke about a Japanese man who was instructed to "limit the incidence of defective products to 1%," and delivered a product with a defective product incidence rate that had been zero, but increased to exactly 1%.