Thanks for making these videos! In my case, I view the importance of manners in Japanese society as something really special. When I was a kid I was constantly confused by other people’s actions like “why do people cut in line” or “why do my classmates like to cheat on exams” or “why do people have to shout and be disrespectful” and after finding out about Japanese culture and society it kind of made me feel like something finally made sense to me. It’s not easy for some to put social harmony above their own desires and wants, but if everyone tries to do their best for the world around them, I think the world would be much better, kinder and cleaner.
I visited Japan in March 24 and one thing that I noticed about manners that disappointed me was that people rarely give up their seats to people who need them. But overall, Japanese people have better manners than any other country.
Well, in countries where healthcare is "free", the pay comes from the taxes so, in a way it's not like it's 0%. My country does have such system but if you ask me, feels like my taxes pay more than the 30% would and I don't get my money's value. Heck, I have to get by here by using the healthcare provided by my company or sometimes pay from my own company duo to how inneficient public services are. Also, last year I was on Japan and my mom had to check on her leg in a hospital. I was surprised at how polite the staff was, how fast the service was and more importantly, how affordable a consultation with no-prior appointment with a x-ray end up costing.
Thanks for making these videos! In my case, I view the importance of manners in Japanese society as something really special. When I was a kid I was constantly confused by other people’s actions like “why do people cut in line” or “why do my classmates like to cheat on exams” or “why do people have to shout and be disrespectful” and after finding out about Japanese culture and society it kind of made me feel like something finally made sense to me. It’s not easy for some to put social harmony above their own desires and wants, but if everyone tries to do their best for the world around them, I think the world would be much better, kinder and cleaner.
あとは、自動販売機も色んな場所にたくさんあるので日本の生活はめっちゃすごく便利だと思いますよ!!
やっぱり日本は良い国ですね
本当にありがたいことに、私もそう思います。僕と同じ気持ちの方を見つけて嬉しいです、ありがとうございます！
I start to understand more Japanese language after listening to your podcast. Thank you.
I visited Japan in March 24 and one thing that I noticed about manners that disappointed me was that people rarely give up their seats to people who need them. But overall, Japanese people have better manners than any other country.
こういう動画は日本語を勉強するためにめっちゃ便利ですよね！本当にありがとうございます！僕は今年日本に引っ越するつもりなんですけど、やっぱり日本は完璧な国じゃないでしょう。将来の動画に、日本の不便なこと少しについて話してもらいますか？それは面白いポイントかもしれませんね！
教えて下さってありがとうございます！
こちらこそ見てくださってありがとうございます！
Well, in countries where healthcare is "free", the pay comes from the taxes so, in a way it's not like it's 0%. My country does have such system but if you ask me, feels like my taxes pay more than the 30% would and I don't get my money's value. Heck, I have to get by here by using the healthcare provided by my company or sometimes pay from my own company duo to how inneficient public services are.
Also, last year I was on Japan and my mom had to check on her leg in a hospital. I was surprised at how polite the staff was, how fast the service was and more importantly, how affordable a consultation with no-prior appointment with a x-ray end up costing.
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日本で守らなければならないこと! 日本人にしてはいけないこと! こういう映像が多いです。 ちょっと不思議ですね。 もちろん私は日本のルールを守るので気にしないんですけど😅
リュ・セイさん、昔の動画もう見ることができません、理由でもありますか
そういうことについて、日本人はまじで厳しいと思います。若い人でもそういう人は多そうなので、やはり保守的な国民が多いのかなと感じますね
昔の動画について、気付いてくださってありがとうございます！色々事情があって非公開にしていますが、またいつかのタイミングで再公開するつもりです。いつもありがとうございます🥺
今日電車に乗る前並んでいて、待っていて、電車来たら、ある3人日本人は私の前に強引に割り込んできた人がいて、嫌な気分になったけど、黙って今度そういう人に会って何を言ったらいいんですか？
真面目に並んで待っているのに割り込まれるのは嫌な気分になりますよね。素朴な疑問なのですがその3人が日本人だとなぜ分かったのでしょうか？
いずれにしても何かしら解決・回避したい状況ではあると思います。
「黙って今度そういう人に会って何を言ったらいい」というのはどういう意味ですか？
「黙って」がなければ文意が掴めますが、その部分がよく分かりません。