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KASUHARA -- Oh it translates into "Karen"

It's been almost a year since israel attack gaza relentlesly. I wonder how the Japanese people opinion right now? Do they now more informed than before, on what's really happening to the palestinian?

Get well soon!

In relation to Japanese businesses I've had various experiences. I've had some companies go out of their way and I had other companies reprimand me and patronise me. And that's online of course but I was a paying customer each time and I was not the rude one. I think Japanese customer service may sometimes be a myth, from my experience, it's so-so.

You have good lighting and the sound levels are good. You are quite clear in speech.

japan old people old ways empty cities

nice video‼︎

I wonder if this a worldwide thing 🤔

There's nothing worse when customers treat you like crap and still get treated like royalty

"Did they have an orgy" "yes"

“..Yes..” that was a brutal answer 😂 10 people in a royal suite, that must have been a hell of a party 🎉

Sorry for the repost and reupload i had some struggles with youtube! ANYWAY!! do you have any interesting story about harassment at work?

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seria is cheaper and much betteR quality. do some Research. daiso is not exactly a 100 yen store, many items cost more than 500 yen.

Chocolate in the curry?!?!?!?!

It’s easy to become complacent or have a passive aggressive behavior towards Japan. Working in Japan is different, absolutely different but a lot has to do with the business culture and the social structure. It is 180° different from that of a western country. Even if you learn conversational Japanese, and you work a regular job (not a TH-cam influencer), You will receive no favor from the Japanese for having done so. The cultural differences between Japanese groupthink and English/American pragmatism are significant and can affect understanding one another in various ways: 1. Group Orientation vs. Individualism: Japan emphasizes harmony and collective decision-making (groupthink). Japanese culture often values consensus and avoids direct confrontation to maintain group cohesion. Western ideology focuses more on individualism and personal responsibility. Direct communication and self-expression are encouraged, with decisions often made independently or based on personal merit. 2. Indirect vs. Direct Communication: Japans communication is often indirect, with emphasis on subtlety and reading between the lines. People avoid saying “no” directly and use soft language to maintain harmony. Western communication tends to be more direct and straightforward. People value clear, concise expression of opinions, and directness is seen as a sign of honesty and efficiency. 3. Formality vs. Casualness: Japans social interactions are more formal, with significant attention given to hierarchy, titles, and politeness, especially in language. Western interactions, even in professional settings, are often more casual. First names are used more frequently, and there’s less emphasis on rigid social structures. 4. Conflict Avoidance vs. Open Disagreement: Japans conflict is generally avoided, and when it arises, it is handled delicately to avoid disruption. Disagreements are often downplayed. While Western conflict is not sought out, it is seen as a natural part of discussion and problem-solving. Open disagreement is more common, and debates can be direct. 5. Long-term vs. Short-term Focus: Japans decision-making often has a long-term focus, with consideration for how it affects the group or society over time. Western decisions can be more short-term, practical, and based on immediate results, reflecting a pragmatic approach to problem-solving. Understanding these differences is key for a person with a Western mindset as it helps bridge the gap between the collective, indirect Japanese culture and the more individualistic, direct communication style in English-speaking countries. Moreover, they have earned the right to think the way that they do as this has been their country for over 3000 years. And guess what, this isn’t your western country so you must change your thinking otherwise, your time in Japan will be met with toil and struggle, which will eventually push you to leave. Just say’n….

Katsu!!! Man I love Japanese currys ❤

my mom would make me eat these literally everyday😭🙏

Japan's national dish is... English navy curry, not Portugese tempura or Chinese ramen, huh. From what I heard, the caboose menu got imported with English navy doctrine in the Meiji restoration, leading to weekly curry days, and then returning sailors brought it back home to their families, from where it spread. I still find that traditional stuff like kaiseki dishes or sushi are a better fit as something stereotypically Japanese, though - Curry is till considered Yōshoku - western food - for a reason.

Was that your first placement?

True or not, made me want to eat some curry with rice.

"Why you eating god" Her : ha ha shut up 🤣🤣

I really like dishes with curry seasoning. Super!!!

Спасибо!

美味しいいいいい

would you agree with my take??

Wow, how much ignorance among Japanese people

Is 100 yen a lot or almost nothing? I mean if you convert $1 usd into yen it’s like 149 yen. What can that get you in Japan?

I need a whole movie about the Naruko clappers, the dance looked awesome !

90% of today's Japanese youth are in the anime world.

The year may 2024..but their still in hermit policy. Lol

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Pacing could be better, there's a lot of NOT festival in the video about the festival. Is your channel about conversing with locals or showing the stuff that's happening? I would've loved to get more information on the festival and what was going on and maybe the history or some cultural information. Hope that helps!

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Please don't use God's holy name in vain.

Will perform for this next year. :)

First 🎉

They don’t smell because they have fewer sweat glands than other types of people!

I also drank this.

Praise the lord

Hey man, is there an event calendar, possibly in English, where we can find these kind of events? I'd love to go to Sapporo again, and I'd love to be there during one of these events. Also kinda off topic, but do you know if Sapporo has some car culture going on? Would love to go to a carmeet there if I even get to visit again.

Amazing

Gave this a rewatch, what a bright and cool guy miu’s dad is

Solid solid experience. Can’t recommend this festival enough the vibes are great! Awesome showcase of what it is

got recommended this so i'm commenting and liking

Aniki broniki ❤

"I love you" "I love you too!" 😂😂😂

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That looks absolutely fun!!!

RIP Brother I love you rest easy my boy