Hello Sunami-san , I am from Malaysia :D just want to let you know that for your 4th point, it is indeed a very normal thing to do in foodcourt but we malaysian would usually combine the dishes onto one plate to make it easier for the staff. Usually people who are less aware of it would just leave the dishes without doing anything.
うん！そう！そう！ It's also a good deed (plus we'll get pahala from Allah, our God) to help people or lighten the works for people (menyenangkan urusan orang). So yeah! Why not help a little? They'll be 嬉しい, so 私達 will also 嬉しい／いいの気持! Well, cuz .. who doesn't feel いいの気持 when they see others 嬉しい? :3
Hi Sunami-san, good to hear that you can eat strong flavour and spicy food as is a very challenging task for Japanese as most Japanese food taste are ligther 😊😊 But do be careful in Malaysia when crossing road as the 'hand power' sometimes it works but sometimes there is some driver or motorcylist might not aware on it. Hope to see Sunami-san share some video content on Tokyo about the food, scenary and more Sunami-san 😊😊
Thank you for watching my video!! I became a spicy food lover , so surprised myself 😂😂 Of course, I’m careful when I cross the street!! Thank you for your advice ☺️
Speaking loud and energetic might be our traits. Some of my foreign friends when they came to visit me said they thought I often quarrel with my family. I told her that's how we speak to each other especially when we talk excitedly.
Just returned from Japan. Really respect them for their toilet cleanliness and maintenance and also observance of traffic rules No one crosses an empty road when the red light is on; Malaysians would run across like in a marathon race! And the drivers really stop for you at the pedestrian crossing. And the Japanese people cycle (with baby or dog in the carrier) even in heavy city traffic with deft and precision abetted by years of experience doing so; how can they ride into a crowd on the pavement without knocking anyone?!! Before going over, I have read and saw the do and don't when in Japan. It's better to go there with no expectations as reality may be different. Despite language barrier, Japanese and foreigners do reach out to each other to make 9:42 themselves understood. That's truly the spirit of humanity.
Habit No. 3: Better Body Posture. I never expected you would say that. Never thought of that in a million years. I'm happy you said your posture is better now. Take the good n leave the bad habits n influences from us Malaysians n Malaysia. Habit No 4: leaving dishes on table in restaurant unlike Japanese culture. This is our bad habit. We strive to follow your culture bit by bit. Dont take that bad habit of us, Sunami-chan.
hi sunami, In Malaysia have 2 kind of foodcourt, there was a foodcourt you need to clean the table that call self service, but If you can just leave the table without cleaning the table basically you pay for the cleaning service. They charge you in your bill as service charge.
Actually I find the big cities in Japan to be pretty noisy. When you walk into some stores, you can hear pre-recorded announcements or ads playing on loop, along with loud music, which can affect one’s shopping experience.
Nice to hear from you sunami, you gain health back... can't wait to hear from you channel reaction again...sorry for late reply,nowadays can't watch anything because of working...
I grew up in Japan when I was younger. And when I returned to Malaysia, I was surprised by how people leave their dishes on the table. I wanted to keep the good habit of cleaning your own table, so I still clean my table to this day. And everytime I visit Japan, I will always remember to clean my table, and also wipe the table with tissues if the table is wet. So the next person using it will have clean & dry table 😊
Yup for me leaving food on the table is always a bad habit. I as a Malay born and raise in Malaysia do felt guilty everytime i left the plate on the table. Sometimes i stack the plate after eating but there also time where the workers ask me to leave it. It depends on how their parent raise them. I would love to see a lot of Malaysian to adapt this type of habit.
Same for westerners, if we can't hear what they say, in English we suppose to say, "Sorry", "Pardon" or "Come Again". If we say "Huh?" or "Ah?" is actually sounds rude to them but in Malaysia is actually very normal 😂 Kimchi jiggae is so delicious.
I find your point that your posture has improved is very interesting. You mentioned it could be due to the warmer weather and no winter. Another reason could be life is less stressful in Malaysia. In Japan, people really work very hard and the cost of living is so high. Also in Malaysia, most people love the Japanese people because we find them so disciplined and polite. So once a Malaysian know you are a Japanese, they will immediately treat you better because your are a visitor.
for the number 5 .. hands power is only can be use in some place in some time... if its just in 1 way alley or way, or small road.... or the countdown for thee walk is more than 60 second... any coinciquence is all by that person self because they have option to stay follow the rule or just do like the other people do... even some people is angry at people woh across the road without look at the traffic light ... even though when the people who are angry but when the the one crossing the roads they never care about others too😂
Not sure which part of Malaysia u live in, but in KL, many drinking places(moderate ones, dun go to high end ones) have happy hour (before 8 or 8.30pm) and usually its around rm 15 to 18 per mug, eg. Uncle Don. Maybe u can try next time when u come back. Cheers and enjoy ur stay in Japan.
as a malaysian, i hope you dont adapt point no 4 n 5 permanently 😅😂 /i have travelled few places around the world, and i already made a habit to always return the dishes regardless what the locals do
The waiting for lamp either it broken or people just give you crossing road because the weather hot, so people in car unconscious give you pass, basically both sides understand.
for me its depend on the situation n place.. I only clean the table myself if there is no staff to do the job or if the place have to many customer n staff is out of hand to do handle it..
I wonder where in Malaysia is Sunami-san staying where she uses her hand to stop cars. In KL you are going to get run over by a motorbike if you do that. So please follow the traffic light.
as a malaysian , i can confirm you the streets are way louder than anywhere. because i am chinese but born in malaysia and grew up in malaysia , the word ''hah?'' is quite common and we use the word when we are confused. adding spices to noodles are so good. everytime i eat noodles i add soy sauce and white pepper.the pepper made the soup look like pepper soup. i don't think malaysians have a good posture. the waiters collecting the dishes is normal. nobody obey the traffic rules here. in malaysia theres like 20 different race , but the two biggest are chinese and malay. the people here are mostly racist.not the black&white racist.the chinese and malay racist.but i am not a racist.
Itu sbb laa org tua2 ckp.. "Jauh perjalanan, luas pengalaman". Tugas kita.. ambil yg terbaik, buang yg hodoh atau tidak baik itu. Dan jd kan Sifat2 yg baik itu- Mendarah Mendaging!. Bg dio jd habit/tabiat!. Maka akhirnya.. kamu akan jd Mukmin Yg Sejati. Aamiin ya ALLAH Psst!.. SOLAT jgn tinggal noo.. Itu modal kita
Surprisingly the famed Shibuya crossing has only one diagonal crossing while our BB is more complicated with criss-crossed crossing. But the crowd is also insane.
I'm from malaysia 1st reason true since many shop or people is really loud especially restaurant like malay restaurant. they tend to just open the sound of tv to let customer know the news 2nd reason also true. Islamic people tend to eat more spicy food and non malaysia some of them also can eat spicy food but not good at it. 3rd i don't know that i let sunami judge on that. Climate in malaysia is always summer. 4th it normal for us malaysia to do that. 5th true we don't care if it red light or green light we just cross the road just we obey the turn right and left to see if the road have no car to cross. 6th we have alcohol since we have islamic friend or people we less drink alcohol. Non islamic always drink at pub and some of store is not selling alcohol as religion stuff is involved.
Hi sunami🎉, yes safety is important. Can cross the road in red light but must look out for cars also. Drink alcohol is bad for health, drink occasionally is ok.😊 thanks for the video. I really enjoy watching. 💞💓💗
@@sunamiinmalaysia aishiteru/japani vs saye suka/inmalay. malaysia. Terimo kasih-thank you. Travel vs stay in malaysia.two country&asian. The world.2 emperor's. Agong/emperor. Of inmalay. Maharaja pada/from malaysiani. Naruhito/emperor. From japani/jepuni.
先月すなみさんのTH-camに影響されてクアラルンプール行った時、フードコートで、みんな皿どこに返してるの？てなって店員に返しちゃったけどあれ置いといてよかったんですね😮マレーシアまたいきたいです💖
店員さんに直接渡した方がもちろん喜ばれますが、ほとんどの人はテーブルに置いて帰っています(^O^;)
ぜひぜひまた遊びに来てくださいね😊
Hello Sunami-san , I am from Malaysia :D just want to let you know that for your 4th point, it is indeed a very normal thing to do in foodcourt but we malaysian would usually combine the dishes onto one plate to make it easier for the staff. Usually people who are less aware of it would just leave the dishes without doing anything.
agreed
うん！そう！そう！
It's also a good deed (plus we'll get pahala from Allah, our God) to help people or lighten the works for people (menyenangkan urusan orang). So yeah! Why not help a little? They'll be 嬉しい, so 私達 will also 嬉しい／いいの気持!
Well, cuz .. who doesn't feel いいの気持 when they see others 嬉しい?
:3
im glad that you're still making new videos. i thought you left Malaysia and never came back 😋
Oh, thanks for waiting for my new video !!🥺
すなみさんの動画が全部好きですが、今回の計画はめっちゃ面白かったです！すなみさんがますますマレーシア人らしくなってきてうれしいです 🥰 Love from Malaysia
とても嬉しいです！！ありがとうございます😊😊
Hi Sunami-san, good to hear that you can eat strong flavour and spicy food as is a very challenging task for Japanese as most Japanese food taste are ligther 😊😊 But do be careful in Malaysia when crossing road as the 'hand power' sometimes it works but sometimes there is some driver or motorcylist might not aware on it. Hope to see Sunami-san share some video content on Tokyo about the food, scenary and more Sunami-san 😊😊
Thank you for watching my video!!
I became a spicy food lover , so surprised myself 😂😂
Of course, I’m careful when I cross the street!!
Thank you for your advice ☺️
Most Japanese foods came from Korea. That's why we Koreans and Japanese have similar foods.
@@NoChinaforever17 No. Korean rip off everything from japan. Youre like Indon 🤣🤣
確かに！現地の生活に慣れるとついついその国の言葉で聞き返したり話してしまうことありますね！私も語学留学していたニュージーランドから一時帰国した時になぜか英語で返してしまう事ありました。😅 マレーシアからだとニュージーランドも近いのでぜひ旅行してみてください。🇳🇿
ニュージーランドに留学していたのですね👀
やはり、あるあるなのですね！面白いです🤣
いつかニュージーランドも行ったみたいです！
Speaking loud and energetic might be our traits. Some of my foreign friends when they came to visit me said they thought I often quarrel with my family. I told her that's how we speak to each other especially when we talk excitedly.
Just returned from Japan. Really respect them for their toilet cleanliness and maintenance and also observance of traffic rules No one crosses an empty road when the red light is on; Malaysians would run across like in a marathon race! And the drivers really stop for you at the pedestrian crossing. And the Japanese people cycle (with baby or dog in the carrier) even in heavy city traffic with deft and precision abetted by years of experience doing so; how can they ride into a crowd on the pavement without knocking anyone?!!
Before going over, I have read and saw the do and don't when in Japan. It's better to go there with no expectations as reality may be different. Despite language barrier, Japanese and foreigners do reach out to each other to make 9:42 themselves understood. That's truly the spirit of humanity.
Wow very interesting! Since coming to Malaysia from the U.S., I point to things or people with my thumb instead of my hand much more. 😊
Wow, it’s interesting!! Thank you for sharing your experience ☺️
I'm from Malaysia, very interesting experience you got there, thanks for sharing
とても素晴らしいビデオとコンテンツです。マレーシアについてのレビューをありがとうございます。❤
Habit No. 3: Better Body Posture.
I never expected you would say that. Never thought of that in a million years. I'm happy you said your posture is better now.
Take the good n leave the bad habits n influences from us Malaysians n Malaysia.
Habit No 4: leaving dishes on table in restaurant unlike Japanese culture.
This is our bad habit. We strive to follow your culture bit by bit. Dont take that bad habit of us, Sunami-chan.
Love it thank you for sharing and welcome back!
最近マレーシアに興味が出てきて、移住したいと思いマレーシアの物件動画をずっと見ています。Sunamiさんが今住んでいる家のルームツアーとかも見てみたいです！
hi sunami, In Malaysia have 2 kind of foodcourt, there was a foodcourt you need to clean the table that call self service, but If you can just leave the table without cleaning the table basically you pay for the cleaning service. They charge you in your bill as service charge.
nice points there. just enjoy the changes. stay healthy and cheerful sunami-san. 😁
Actually I find the big cities in Japan to be pretty noisy. When you walk into some stores, you can hear pre-recorded announcements or ads playing on loop, along with loud music, which can affect one’s shopping experience.
動画をありがとうございます。勉強になりました。
自分を愛し、自分を大事にしてください , I'm malay .
Hi sunami san ❤..Glad that you can adapt with malaysia 🫶
Sunami-san 😂
Thanks for loving Malaysia food, always be alert when you're going back to Japan 😅
Thank you Sunami. It's good to see us in a mirror sometimes; to also see how others see us.
I enjoy watching your video here. Im a malaysian and i learn so much from your video here , the food , people , climate in japan and many more..
Nice to hear from you sunami, you gain health back... can't wait to hear from you channel reaction again...sorry for late reply,nowadays can't watch anything because of working...
I grew up in Japan when I was younger. And when I returned to Malaysia, I was surprised by how people leave their dishes on the table. I wanted to keep the good habit of cleaning your own table, so I still clean my table to this day. And everytime I visit Japan, I will always remember to clean my table, and also wipe the table with tissues if the table is wet. So the next person using it will have clean & dry table 😊
Yup for me leaving food on the table is always a bad habit. I as a Malay born and raise in Malaysia do felt guilty everytime i left the plate on the table. Sometimes i stack the plate after eating but there also time where the workers ask me to leave it. It depends on how their parent raise them. I would love to see a lot of Malaysian to adapt this type of habit.
hahaha sunami chan ... glad you like our malaysian food arrigato gozaimasu ^^ hehe
Good luck sunami, better take care of yourself.
Of course!! Thank you for your notice!!
@@sunamiinmalaysia you are welcome 🤗🤗🤗🤗 sunami.
Same for westerners, if we can't hear what they say, in English we suppose to say, "Sorry", "Pardon" or "Come Again". If we say "Huh?" or "Ah?" is actually sounds rude to them but in Malaysia is actually very normal 😂
Kimchi jiggae is so delicious.
*WELCOME TO MALAYSIA ENJOYED 🇲🇾❤️🧡💙🥰❤️💕💙❤️🧡🥰🇲🇾*
that's great to hear the positive side of living here.
I really enjoyed this video!
even with the 'power of the hand' still please be careful when crossing the road ya XD
おめでとう、マレーシア人と認定された！W
ここで住み続けることで幸せを見つけられるといいね!
I love Japan . I used to travel there for leisure quite often. Peoplle there are heplful and soft.😊
Interesting to know. Thank you for sharing.
2023年10月4日より半年間、すなみサンの通っていた語学学校のemsに通うことにしました。今から楽しみです🎶🤗👍
おおお！そうなのですね☺️コメントありがとうございます♪留学生活が充実しますように🍀
the red light got me really 🤣🤣 but yes do safely cross the road when it is green light only!
Be safety each other ☺️
depends where you drink for a glass of alcohol some might be cheap but wait for October fest would be quite a big offer
October fest is held in Malaysia??👀
will have in this October
I find your point that your posture has improved is very interesting. You mentioned it could be due to the warmer weather and no winter. Another reason could be life is less stressful in Malaysia. In Japan, people really work very hard and the cost of living is so high. Also in Malaysia, most people love the Japanese people because we find them so disciplined and polite. So once a Malaysian know you are a Japanese, they will immediately treat you better because your are a visitor.
i left my dishes on table to,,but i make sure the table are clean..and arrage the dishes properly so easy for the cleaner to clean the table.
"the hand" is the best pass in Malaysia. It will open every blockade except for toll booths
Habit No 2:
Spicy & Thick seasoning in food.
When you got the Malaysian food, there's no turning back.
Hi Sunami saya dari Sabah Malaysia hadir 🇲🇾😊
I will go to KK soon !!
@@sunamiinmalaysia ok Sunami 👍🏻😊
Yes I Want to Go Travel Malaysia to Japan 🇲🇾➡️🇯🇵 Kuala Lumpur to Osaka | Return to Malaysia 🇯🇵➡️🇲🇾 Osaka to Kuala Lumpur
for the number 5 .. hands power is only can be use in some place in some time... if its just in 1 way alley or way, or small road.... or the countdown for thee walk is more than 60 second... any coinciquence is all by that person self because they have option to stay follow the rule or just do like the other people do... even some people is angry at people woh across the road without look at the traffic light ... even though when the people who are angry but when the the one crossing the roads they never care about others too😂
Not sure which part of Malaysia u live in, but in KL, many drinking places(moderate ones, dun go to high end ones) have happy hour (before 8 or 8.30pm) and usually its around rm 15 to 18 per mug, eg. Uncle Don. Maybe u can try next time when u come back. Cheers and enjoy ur stay in Japan.
Malaysia is Muslim dominant country .
Hi i'm from malaysia i just want to say welcome to MALAYSIAAAA❤❤❤
マレーシア人の視点からすると独創的で興味深い。 👍
ありがとうございます😊
マレーシアではフードコートで食器を片付けなくて良いことにビックリしました‼️
はい！ほとんどの人が片付けていない感じです😂
as a malaysian, i hope you dont adapt point no 4 n 5 permanently 😅😂
/i have travelled few places around the world, and i already made a habit to always return the dishes regardless what the locals do
Bienvenido a Malaysia 😉 Bella
It's time to start something new and trust the magic of beginnings 👍
Nice idea!! 😂😂 What should I do for something new ??😋
@@sunamiinmalaysia You can be what you want to be.🥰
As a Malaysian, I don't leave my dishes at the table when I left though. Maybe I'm a rare breed...
Really??😳it seems to be rare in Malaysia!!
@@sunamiinmalaysia Yeah, because I saw tourist in Malaysia do it, and I think it's a beautiful thing and should be followed.
we re gradually moving to be like japanese sooner, its a good culture though
@@tiputertipah9664 Korean culture you mean
@@NoChinaforever17Well, it depends on who you're learned that new culture from.
How about handkerchief?
Did you carry handkerchief in Malaysia?
I think in Japan most people carry handkerchief in their bag everyday.
Pls someone take back sunami to Japan...she learnt bad thing in malaysia😅😂😂😂
7:24 I love this "hand of god" too 😁😁😁but sometime you need to use it with care, if fast car is coming please don't use it 😁😁😁
The waiting for lamp either it broken or people just give you crossing road because the weather hot, so people in car unconscious give you pass, basically both sides understand.
cool!.. nice video ... 🥰❤
Living in Malaysia has exposed you to a different world of food, cultures & habits.
In fastfood chains, i used to clear the myself in few years back. At hawkers food court normally i just left them on the table 😅
I see 😳 thank you for sharing your opinion!!
for me its depend on the situation n place.. I only clean the table myself if there is no staff to do the job or if the place have to many customer n staff is out of hand to do handle it..
If you cross the border, you will be helping the government (aka pay fine) for leaving the food on the table in hawkers/food court 😅😬
素晴らしいビデオ、日本とマレーシアの間の特別な変化。 私の国フランスでは、車がないとき、人々は本当にほぼ毎回赤信号で道路を横断します。
そうなのですね！フランスの事情にも興味あります☺️
Welcome to Malaysia
U r so localised now
😂
Half good half bad, the malaysian way 😄
I wonder where in Malaysia is Sunami-san staying where she uses her hand to stop cars. In KL you are going to get run over by a motorbike if you do that. So please follow the traffic light.
Good. Some of it is good for you.
05- As Malaysian, I think that is really a bad habit... 😂😂
how can you still keep so beautiful after be in Malaysia eating high carb high sugar local food.
I became fat a little bit 😢
Japanese girls have good genes similiar to Koreans.
@@sunamiinmalaysiait's not fat, it's healthier 😊
in front of camera just eat 1 mouth of rice and veggie.. the rest throw or leave it to camera man to eat all..lol
first one was 'we dont talk but we yell" xD
as a malaysian , i can confirm you the streets are way louder than anywhere.
because i am chinese but born in malaysia and grew up in malaysia , the word ''hah?'' is quite common and we use the word when we are confused.
adding spices to noodles are so good.
everytime i eat noodles i add soy sauce and white pepper.the pepper made the soup look like pepper soup.
i don't think malaysians have a good posture.
the waiters collecting the dishes is normal.
nobody obey the traffic rules here.
in malaysia theres like 20 different race , but the two biggest are chinese and malay. the people here are mostly racist.not the black&white racist.the chinese and malay racist.but i am not a racist.
Sunamichan now is Malaysian not japanese anymore😊
No.4 malaysia still learn from japan for not leave tableware after eating..
Yup. Even me myself, everytime eating at McDonald’s, I always make sure to clean up after eating, to easier the staff work.
I see both pros and cons..balanced
love the video
Itu sbb laa org tua2 ckp.. "Jauh perjalanan, luas pengalaman".
Tugas kita.. ambil yg terbaik, buang yg hodoh atau tidak baik itu.
Dan jd kan Sifat2 yg baik itu- Mendarah Mendaging!.
Bg dio jd habit/tabiat!.
Maka akhirnya.. kamu akan jd Mukmin Yg Sejati.
Aamiin ya ALLAH
Psst!.. SOLAT jgn tinggal noo..
Itu modal kita
Habit No. 1: Deaf & Loud.
It is so funny you said that. I didnt know that is one obvious difference.
I'm back🎉.. because of the title
When you can tolerate with spicy food.. ur tummy will never go full with non spicy food XD
I laughed when you said "hand power" stop the car to cross road 🤣It is better not use too much "hand power" for your own safety when cross the road.
"Malaysianized".. first time hearing this word 😂
*Yes True ... The POWER of the Hand stops even the huge Buses & Lorries ahahahahahahahaaaaa*
You are so beautiful sunami san.... 😊😊😊new subscriber here...
You are better than Ultraman in stopping the vehicle using hand...😂
Nice video..
these are some bad habits to pick up, especially the red light crossing and leaving the plates at the table 😂
Sunami grow fat a bit after stay in 1.5 years malaysia 🎉 congratulations
Thank you for watching my video!!
#ichangRM used to eat and explore variety Malaysian food
Have you started to use the word "lah"?
I would have thought you would become Malaysianized when you start adding "lah" to your sentences!
The hand power does have its magic, maybe not in Japan
Maybe the posture because Japanese generally shy?..
bukit bintang and shibuya which one better :)😜
Shibuya is huge lol. BB is like small pekan compared to it.
I prefer Bukit Bintang 😋
Surprisingly the famed Shibuya crossing has only one diagonal crossing while our BB is more complicated with criss-crossed crossing. But the crowd is also insane.
I'm from malaysia
1st reason true since many shop or people is really loud especially restaurant like malay restaurant. they tend to just open the sound of tv to let customer know the news
2nd reason also true. Islamic people tend to eat more spicy food and non malaysia some of them also can eat spicy food but not good at it.
3rd i don't know that i let sunami judge on that. Climate in malaysia is always summer.
4th it normal for us malaysia to do that.
5th true we don't care if it red light or green light we just cross the road just we obey the turn right and left to see if the road have no car to cross.
6th we have alcohol since we have islamic friend or people we less drink alcohol. Non islamic always drink at pub and some of store is not selling alcohol as religion stuff is involved.
Reducing amount if alcohol in your life is the very good thing to u and your health and if possible, stop it for good. Anyway, u r beautiful... 😍🥰❤🥰
Hi sunami ❤❤❤
Kasia ho ap ❤️❤️❤️
Jangan termakan sangat dengan pujian guys
Xtually there already have some Japanese youtuber here....
Hi sunami
Hi🙌
ウコンの力😂
😂😂
Bonita bonita
Thank you!!
Hi sunami🎉, yes safety is important. Can cross the road in red light but must look out for cars also. Drink alcohol is bad for health, drink occasionally is ok.😊 thanks for the video. I really enjoy watching. 💞💓💗
Thank you for watching my video!!
Of course, I look out for car when I cross the road 👀Thank you for your notice!!
@@sunamiinmalaysia aishiteru/japani vs saye suka/inmalay. malaysia. Terimo kasih-thank you. Travel vs stay in malaysia.two country&asian. The world.2 emperor's. Agong/emperor. Of inmalay. Maharaja pada/from malaysiani. Naruhito/emperor. From japani/jepuni.