It's very touching to watch 2 Japanese service staff helping to shield the old lady under the table. One had her hand over the lady's head, knowing she's a tourist experiencing her first shocking experience while her husband was speaking to her in a foreign language.
@@jinyoungmysteria193 Not only Japan.. it's the Asian customs to pay Respect to your Elders. You get knocked off in the head if you don't. Besides they are Vietnamese not Japanese.
All japanese building are builded to hold on if there's any earthquake. Not just a small earthquake, but also the big earthquake. It is mandatory for all buildings there.
Jeff Vernando yes everything in Japan are earthquake resistand and earthquake.Japanese gave good enginner and good architecture it it was me I will just eat my foo.if it was any western everything will get destroyer.so nothign to get scared.
Ben Oto Yeah, these are the same people who built my Hondas. I saw attention to details everywhere in Japan because of the 4 day layover due to the earthquake. Great people...
"Don't worry. It will stop soon." (continued eating when everyone hid themselves under tables) Vietnamese's optimism never failed to amuse me. My respect for the employee gave the lady the shelter under table while exposing herself during the earthquake.
I’m sure they were from California where many Vietnamese live. We have many earthquakes, but they’re always short. He probably thought it would be. the same way in Japan
Like the fact that it happened 7 years ago makes it less important.. This was not just an earthquake, this was top 4 earthquake in history and a lot of people died. Try again with another overused meme
I was calm because that was my first time in Japan and thought that kind of earthquake was common and the building was on special earthquake sliders. It felt like being in a wok and being slide around. I loved it, I was surprised by all the yelling at the time.
A building that is on "sliders" and "rollers" always comes up when there's an earthquake (I live in California). There's construction that's withstands earthquakes better, and it is used throughout new construction in California, but I can assure you there are no buildings on "rollers."
That poor poor bowl of noodles was left neglected and abandoned. Trillions of bowls of noodles are left everyday across the world. You can help stop these atrocities today by donating some money to the ProtectTheNoodle Foundation.
You're right, but not bullying. More noticing that I guess being exposed to very frequent earthquakes makes people kind of stand around to see how bad it will get before they react.
Honestly, it was my first time in Japan. I thought trembles like that was normal. The building slide back and forth under my feet like it was on rollers. So I thought this is great, I get to experience a Japan earthquake. It was a once in several lifetime experience, I am so glad I was able to share it with everyone. :)
I love how those women protected the older one and got her under a table and covered her head with their hands. It's hard to know exactly what to do in earthquakes. I've been through enough in my life living in Calif. to know what to do when it happens.
4:40 Poor thing, damn it this made me cry. She's beyond terrified. if this happened, I would be in this same position. I'm mortified of quakes. I've never experienced a HUGE quake, only a 6.0+ and NEVER wanna go back...
I live in Southren California, and I hate earthquakes too. I've experienced two 7.0 earthquakes in my lifetime, but thankfully the epicenter wasn't close to me. The scariest one I've ever experienced was the Northridge quake in 1994, and that one was a 6.7 I think. I can't imagine living through a 9.0 quake. I would be having a panic attack like that girl. Poor thing.
gosh this must be the most terrifying exp to u guys, the restaurant staffs were very caring to the elderly. i heard vietnamese accent English at the end.
Actually I wasn't scared at all. I thought earthquakes like this happens all the time in Japan, I was surprise the Japanese people were freaking out so much. So being ignorant kept me calm. We are from Vietnam so you heard vietnamese spoken.
yes everything in Japan are earthquake resistand and earthquake.Japanese gave good enginner and good architecture it it was me I will just eat my foo.if it was any western everything will get destroyer.so nothign to get scared.
Notice how gently she pushes the lady's head down under the table 1:10. Great job young one!!! 😍 She could have run like everone else but she was so kind and caring. Great kindness in action.
Even in a 9.0 earthquake... People are helping each other to safety. Very little panicking. People still cheerful and polite to each other. No looting or rioting. People just lining up waiting their turn for food at groceries. Negligible structural damage(except the tsunami which there's no stoppin) < -impressive Man, what a great country and culture Japan has.
I experienced my first earthquake in PH back in 2012. I was so confused I still sat on my chair and continued to write notes from the lessons. It felt like I was having a back massage. Everyone was panicking, and when we were about to go down the stairs there weren't any lights so I was complaining about it while my classmates were crying that it felt like the end of the world. Still loved the back massage.
When I lived at midway island atoll we had once a year tidal wave drills. All servicemen and their families are mandatory to take part. I was 7 yrs old at the time 1970 thru the end of 1973. Population of midway at the less than 1000. The island 2 square miles wide and 2 million albatross seabirds nesting. I was a navy brat
I live in Saint Charles Missouri and I’m 53 years old and in all those years we’ve had like to tremors both registered maybe around three on the Richter scale. I cannot imagine what it must be like to live on the east coast of Japan.
I found Japan is littered only when there is an earthquake, otherwise they are best example for discipline, cleanliness and neetliness. Perhaps no power on Earth can harm Japan other than natural calamities. It is a wonder of the world.
I felt a tremor once, in the UK, in about 2008/9. The ground vibrating and the walls and windows creaking scared the life out of me. It was so unnerving. Measured about 0.8 on the Richter scale. Respect to the Japanese.
I had just boarded my flight to LAX when the earthquake hit. We experienced the whole thing from the safety of the airplane. Your video of the earthquake is quite interesting.
Wow that lasted forever. I grew up in the bay area in California and earthquakes were a near daily occurrence and the only one I remember lasting that long was the '89 quake during the World Series.
Japan is no stranger to big earthquakes, that’s why most if not all their infrastructure are Earth Quake proof. This Japanese employees are so great, they were so concern and helpful with their customers.
i 'm still living in same mansion 23 floor until now in tokyo and this earth quake made me menthal sicked and nervous. strong swaying devastated my 57 flat screen tv, standing mirror and moving cabinets.....
That earthquake disturbed me so much that I cried for weeks. I could not live in a place that is so active with earthquakes. It has to be terrifying for these people.
Very impressive Japanese structural codes and requirements with regards to earthquake events. Are all mid-high rise buildings there have base isolation system? Sadly, we cannot do much about tsunami because of sheer pressure it brings.
I know tipping is not common in Japan but I would have definitely tipped the lady who made sure your mom was safe under the table while unconcerned about her own safety.
I'm Japanese living in Tokyo. Japanese are used to earthquakes, so we might look calm compared to foreigners. Restaurant and store staffs are trained to protect customers. But 3.11 was huge even in Tokyo.
ya, i love watching these video because of that... it shows raw human psychology.. there is not violence just mankind united to help each other... its so beautiful to watch... men gathering together staying alert, women heading towards crowds getting in the middle of crowds for comfort and protection... young helping elder... so beautiful
charles910 Was that the first earthquake you've experienced? From your dialect, your not from Japan. You, Mum and Dad handled it very well. Merry Christmas from Australia
+Mezza Rarty That was my first and only earthquake experience. We are from Vietnam on a 4 hour layover. We got to sleep at the airport that night and stayed in Narita for 5 days and had an extra vacation in Japan. It was great. Merry Christmas to you too, thank you.
In Japan during earthquakes, it's safer to stay inside the building than outside unlike in other countries 😉. Amazing, their buildings are dependable/earthquake proof! If it weren't for that destructive tsunami, maybe no lives were lost then.
17th Sept 2011 at about 8pm was the first time I experienced a quake,it was 6.5 in magnitude and epicentre was about a hundred km away from my home,well I was only 8years old and outside there was a thunderstorm,so no electricity The quake remained for about 30sec but I was shaking for 30min
The man is like "But my soup..."
Miso shaky long time!
puppetsock LOL!
i would have just kept eating :D
cab3 yes if i was old i would say fuck the Earthquake lol
+Adnan Nukić The satisfaction of my taste buds is too important to worry about stupid earthquakes
Notice the employees who knelt by the older lady under the table at 1:35 to help shelter her and helped her up afterwards.
Nice people
coldfoot99 yes!
Kind people exist!
coldfoot99 the husband didn’t he’s a jerk
It doesn’t surprise me in Japan. They are some of the nicest people I’ve met, and I’ve traveled a lot in the world.
Yeah, it was very nice of her. The old Vietnamese lady is my mother. My mom would later talk about that Japanese kitchen lady very fondly.
I am first on this comment
i am so glad about kind people existing, and that you both are good now, it must have been shocking
Maybe he will answer us in 9 years later so be pacient
@@alvaromoralesapaza9547 i think so
Bless you 🙏🙏
The old man just wanted to eat his soup. I don't blame him, it looked delicious!!
Hugh Jazz hahaha true
Timothy Petriccione IKR 😂
He should have been allowed to take his food with him, that's stupid now they're gonna be stuck out there, sitting around, not able to eat ridiculous.
😂😂😂 nice one
I would've ate my soup under the table
It's very touching to watch 2 Japanese service staff helping to shield the old lady under the table. One had her hand over the lady's head, knowing she's a tourist experiencing her first shocking experience while her husband was speaking to her in a foreign language.
I think it's only because they hadn't paid yet
It is vietnamese ;)
@@jinyoungmysteria193
Not only Japan.. it's the Asian customs to pay Respect to your Elders. You get knocked off in the head if you don't. Besides they are Vietnamese not Japanese.
@@MegaJohnhammond oof
MegaJohnhammond that’s what you would do.
That airport is built well. Nothing fell.
All japanese building are builded to hold on if there's any earthquake. Not just a small earthquake, but also the big earthquake. It is mandatory for all buildings there.
Jeff Vernando I wish the west coast of canada/usa would prepare their buildings like this. We are so screwed when the big one hits.
Jeff Vernando yes everything in Japan are earthquake resistand and earthquake.Japanese gave good enginner and good architecture it it was me I will just eat my foo.if it was any western everything will get destroyer.so nothign to get scared.
Ben Oto Yeah, these are the same people who built my Hondas. I saw attention to details everywhere in Japan because of the 4 day layover due to the earthquake. Great people...
Not all Japan earthquake proof buildings can stand if a 9.5 earthquake HIT
"Don't worry. It will stop soon." (continued eating when everyone hid themselves under tables)
Vietnamese's optimism never failed to amuse me.
My respect for the employee gave the lady the shelter under table while exposing herself during the earthquake.
Nea Walker Japanese...?
I’m sure they were from California where many Vietnamese live. We have many earthquakes, but they’re always short. He probably thought it would be. the same way in Japan
@@mpk6664 - The man in the background was clearly speaking Vietnamese, but this earthquake was in Japan.
スタッフの方、自分も怖いだろうに、、自分の事より怖がる外国人のお客様を机の下に…
感動しました。
Cool under pressure. Very brave of the restaurant employees to take care of your family the way they did, risking their safety for hers.
このターミナルは絶対安全ですって放送良いなぁ
心強い
外国の人を机の下に誘導した店員さんが、当時よりももっと素敵な人になっていますように。
Nobody: ...
UA-cam: *here's a video of earthquake from 7 years ago*
Eh hehe UA-cam algorithm be like
Sick of this meme . Just delete it
Try again, kid
Like the fact that it happened 7 years ago makes it less important.. This was not just an earthquake, this was top 4 earthquake in history and a lot of people died. Try again with another overused meme
I *hate* seeing that overused meme at almost every video I find
若い日本人の店員さんが、年配の外国人女性を守ってる感動
日本の耐震構造技術もホントに凄い
店員さんの対応が素晴らしい。
I was calm because that was my first time in Japan and thought that kind of earthquake was common and the building was on special earthquake sliders. It felt like being in a wok and being slide around. I loved it, I was surprised by all the yelling at the time.
charles910 are you Vietnamese-American?
@charles910- how long was it shaking for?
Nice analogy
A building that is on "sliders" and "rollers" always comes up when there's an earthquake (I live in California). There's construction that's withstands earthquakes better, and it is used throughout new construction in California, but I can assure you there are no buildings on "rollers."
@SanChae Park-Lee true...the screaming and shouting brings out nothing good .
That poor poor bowl of noodles was left neglected and abandoned. Trillions of bowls of noodles are left everyday across the world. You can help stop these atrocities today by donating some money to the ProtectTheNoodle Foundation.
+Adam Andrews Adam, go to your room. LOL.
+Adam Andrews
Don't forget the "Save the leftover fried chicken gizzard foundation". Please
kids in america could of eaten those noodles
You're right, but not bullying. More noticing that I guess being exposed to very frequent earthquakes makes people kind of stand around to see how bad it will get before they react.
And this is an earthquake
お客様を机の下にかばっていた店員さんに拍手👏
me: eating ramen
earthquake: happens
me: under table, still eating ramen
if it happen to me i will do it too
No way im gonna waste japan ramen
If i were in that situation i would definitely eat the ramen too 😂
@@HaNguyen-yy7ke even if i have the need to get evacuated & run, i will still running while still holding that ramen bowl.
@@historiapoliticabellum6265 😂😂🤣
Honestly, it was my first time in Japan. I thought trembles like that was normal. The building slide back and forth under my feet like it was on rollers. So I thought this is great, I get to experience a Japan earthquake. It was a once in several lifetime experience, I am so glad I was able to share it with everyone. :)
I love how those women protected the older one and got her under a table and covered her head with their hands. It's hard to know exactly what to do in earthquakes. I've been through enough in my life living in Calif. to know what to do when it happens.
スタッフ偉い
スタッフ？
+タクミ副社長 1：00くらいのときに、おばちゃんを支えて自分より先にテーブルに入れてた。素晴らしい人ですね
感動した
俺だったら、腰抜かす、すぐ動けるのは、すごい
様々な言語で賞賛されていますね。
天井から一部落ちてんのに絶対安全とは言えないな。 建物は丈夫でも落下物には注意
I broke into tears when I saw the staff lady helping grandma to get to cover. 😭❤
4:40 Poor thing, damn it this made me cry. She's beyond terrified. if this happened, I would be in this same position.
I'm mortified of quakes. I've never experienced a HUGE quake, only a 6.0+ and NEVER wanna go back...
Why she cried ?
@@totruongne3920 panic attack
@@totruongne3920 It also looks like they were waiting for a flight so her nerves might've already been high.
I live in Southren California, and I hate earthquakes too. I've experienced two 7.0 earthquakes in my lifetime, but thankfully the epicenter wasn't close to me. The scariest one I've ever experienced was the Northridge quake in 1994, and that one was a 6.7 I think. I can't imagine living through a 9.0 quake. I would be having a panic attack like that girl. Poor thing.
The people sitting in the restaurants including me were speaking Vietnamese, everyone else especially outside were speaking Japaneses.
gosh this must be the most terrifying exp to u guys, the restaurant staffs were very caring to the elderly. i heard vietnamese accent English at the end.
Actually I wasn't scared at all. I thought earthquakes like this happens all the time in Japan, I was surprise the Japanese people were freaking out so much. So being ignorant kept me calm. We are from Vietnam so you heard vietnamese spoken.
yes everything in Japan are earthquake resistand and earthquake.Japanese gave good enginner and good architecture it it was me I will just eat my foo.if it was any western everything will get destroyer.so nothign to get scared.
***** Yeah! lol we had some 3's here is Osaka and they were sooo scary xD
Old man = Balls of steel
He's vietnamese and old. Probably grew up in wartime and saw some more intense stuffs than an earthquake
@@anastasiaphan4202 he cannot be that old, because his mother is there with him. Unless you're 17 then maybe..... :p
The Japanese employee was so nice to come and help the old tourist lady to bend down, gently. At 1:00. Thank you people of Japan, God bless you ❤️👍
Notice how gently she pushes the lady's head down under the table 1:10. Great job young one!!! 😍 She could have run like everone else but she was so kind and caring. Great kindness in action.
I was teaching in Chiba that day. Quite an experience. I know exactly how you and your family felt, and I had already been living here for 11 years.
Even in a 9.0 earthquake...
People are helping each other to safety.
Very little panicking.
People still cheerful and polite to each other.
No looting or rioting. People just lining up waiting their turn for food at groceries.
Negligible structural damage(except the tsunami which there's no stoppin) < -impressive
Man, what a great country and culture Japan has.
I experienced my first earthquake in PH back in 2012. I was so confused I still sat on my chair and continued to write notes from the lessons. It felt like I was having a back massage. Everyone was panicking, and when we were about to go down the stairs there weren't any lights so I was complaining about it while my classmates were crying that it felt like the end of the world. Still loved the back massage.
When I lived at midway island atoll we had once a year tidal wave drills. All servicemen and their families are mandatory to take part. I was 7 yrs old at the time 1970 thru the end of 1973. Population of midway at the less than 1000. The island 2 square miles wide and 2 million albatross seabirds nesting. I was a navy brat
That employees did the good job...!! Respect..!!! 🙏🏻
日本服務員協助顧客蹲低姿勢避難，蠻感動的~
Qué ?
hkhk aa なんとなくわかりますね
パニックになってる外人客をテーブルの下に誘導した店員はさすがだな
他の従業員は店外に出て行ったが
それが普通の反応なんだよなぁ…
30代近辺が一番判断力と行動力あるね
逃げた店員は結構年輩のおばちゃんたちだった
若いってすばらしい
I live in Saint Charles Missouri and I’m 53 years old and in all those years we’ve had like to tremors both registered maybe around three on the Richter scale. I cannot imagine what it must be like to live on the east coast of Japan.
Indonesia just had an earthquake last friday and today a recommendation of this suddenly pop up
I found Japan is littered only when there is an earthquake, otherwise they are best example for discipline, cleanliness and neetliness. Perhaps no power on Earth can harm Japan other than natural calamities. It is a wonder of the world.
Damn those noodles look good
I felt a tremor once, in the UK, in about 2008/9. The ground vibrating and the walls and windows creaking scared the life out of me. It was so unnerving. Measured about 0.8 on the Richter scale. Respect to the Japanese.
店員さんがおそらく外国人であろうお母様を机の下に避難させてて素晴らしいなぁ…
So funny when you turned to the camera "that's an earthquake" :D
知らない土地でこんなデカい地震があったら泣いて喚くしかできないはずなのに、意外とみんな冷静だな。対応力凄い
Kudos to the man who kept the camera rolling. Great job!
I had just boarded my flight to LAX when the earthquake hit. We experienced the whole thing from the safety of the airplane. Your video of the earthquake is quite interesting.
my ass would've stayed eating the soup lmaooo
frida I’ll eat it under the table.
L I A R
straight up was thinking about how id bring it under the table with me LOL
この動画主は、こんな揺れの中で良く撮り続けて居られたもんだ！
The earthquake in PA in 2012/2013 lasted about 10-15 seconds and it was super intense. I can't imagine one this long.
Wow that lasted forever. I grew up in the bay area in California and earthquakes were a near daily occurrence and the only one I remember lasting that long was the '89 quake during the World Series.
Japan is no stranger to big earthquakes, that’s why most if not all their infrastructure are Earth Quake proof.
This Japanese employees are so great, they were so concern and helpful with their customers.
観光客の悲鳴が痛いほど伝わって来ます。
Love the perspective. Honestly looked like an intro to an amazing video game
Love how the employee was helping the elderly lady 🥺 nice ppl exist!
こんな幸せな時間は簡単に壊れてしまう
一時間一分一秒大切に生きていきましょう
あなたの幸せを皆願っています
長文失礼致しました
Everybody there: takes bags
Him:takes his soup.
平和な日常が突然恐ろしい世界に変わる。
地震は怖いですね。
冷静に撮影されましたね。ご夫婦は無事で何よりでした。
I just came back from there , thank God all of you are safe
1:02 *"My soup, my soup, my soup!"*
@Vũ Khánh Nguyên
It does sound like "my soup" Which is hilarious 🤣
That must have been scary, but I am really impressed on how calm they all looked. If it was me, I would have been screaming in fear.
alot of building in japan are earthquake proof
i 'm still living in same mansion 23 floor until now in tokyo and this earth quake made me menthal sicked and nervous. strong swaying devastated my 57 flat screen tv, standing mirror and moving cabinets.....
Thank u for tapping it for us
I’m from California and I still say WOW 😲
I zoomed into the windows hoping to show the curtains swaying. All the windows were swaying.
Thank you for the video.
Giờ mới xem video của anh. Hôm qua cũng có trận động đất lớn ghê a nhỉ.
この後の余震もえぐかった
何度も何度も…
After the earthquake I would have stayed there to finish my soup
there are so many kind gestures in one Video.. protecting the lady... and even put the can back in the right position (as a customer).
is the first time I see a video of a quake with a very good definition, that good video
That looked like a tasty lunch that had to be left behind in the evacuation after the quake.
IT HAPPENED WHEN I WAS IN GRADE 3 OOOF 0.0
"That was an earthquake." Made me chuckle
That earthquake disturbed me so much that I cried for weeks. I could not live in a place that is so active with earthquakes. It has to be terrifying for these people.
Very impressive Japanese structural codes and requirements with regards to earthquake events. Are all mid-high rise buildings there have base isolation system? Sadly, we cannot do much about tsunami because of sheer pressure it brings.
Little did they know the devastation it caused across some parts of the country
撮影者とお父さん、顔が似すぎ
Thank you for sharing !
too long and so scary. thank you for sharing!
I know tipping is not common in Japan but I would have definitely tipped the lady who made sure your mom was safe under the table while unconcerned about her own safety.
They would be mad with your tip. They did it out of good will but you insult them with money. Different mentality.
近くに住んでるけど、地震の時は死ぬかと思った
Whoa - way to start ! Biggest quake in 1000 + years and you hit it first time!
*This is life. One minute you're having it all good, next minute everything goes south.*
Every time I watch this video I think how tasty their lunch looks, at the beginning.
What a waste of noodles. Just left them there
the fact that this was over 200 miles from the epicenter is insane.
I'm Japanese living in Tokyo. Japanese are used to earthquakes, so we might look calm compared to foreigners. Restaurant and store staffs are trained to protect customers. But 3.11 was huge even in Tokyo.
Plates under Japan keep shifting. They live with tremors & tsunami
Why did everyone evacuate through specifically gate 70?
+JpGaming Illuminati confirmed!
XD What?!
that was very brave of that employee to come help your mother like that
I’m over here having to work in the morning crying because I know how terrified these people are
Old people were like “ok... just another earthquake”
Awwwww!!!Its Good That Helping Other People Is Correct! :) And Aldo The Restaurant Lady Protect The Old Lady :) THATS NICE :)!
ya, i love watching these video because of that... it shows raw human psychology.. there is not violence just mankind united to help each other... its so beautiful to watch... men gathering together staying alert, women heading towards crowds getting in the middle of crowds for comfort and protection... young helping elder... so beautiful
It's really heartening to see how the staff member was looking after your mum and holding for mutual support :S scary
I just got this recommended even though it was uploaded a long time ago lol!
Same.
charles910 Was that the first earthquake you've experienced? From your dialect, your not from Japan. You, Mum and Dad handled it very well. Merry Christmas from Australia
+Mezza Rarty That was my first and only earthquake experience. We are from Vietnam on a 4 hour layover. We got to sleep at the airport that night and stayed in Narita for 5 days and had an extra vacation in Japan. It was great. Merry Christmas to you too, thank you.
you're*
+charles910 Your parents did handle it very well especially since it was your first.
In Japan during earthquakes, it's safer to stay inside the building than outside unlike in other countries 😉. Amazing, their buildings are dependable/earthquake proof! If it weren't for that destructive tsunami, maybe no lives were lost then.
He sure did,,, Amazing video.... I pray no one was hurt......
I remember this in the news back then. Japan was also hit with a massive tsunami that killed thousands of people :(
This fool really said “it’s ok, it’ll stop in a moment” during an earthquake lmaooo
Ikr and other comments here are like "wow he's so cool" -.-
Because it usually does stop. But no, this time it didn't stop, and it got worse and worse.
"That was an earthquake"
Re really ??? -.-
I was in a 7.1 and a parking lot with pavers looked like swells rolling in from the ocean....awesome.
17th Sept 2011 at about 8pm was the first time I experienced a quake,it was 6.5 in magnitude and epicentre was about a hundred km away from my home,well I was only 8years old and outside there was a thunderstorm,so no electricity
The quake remained for about 30sec but I was shaking for 30min