As a Japanese individual myself He pointed out all the neat and annoying things that just exist in Japan Now we wait till he experience earthquake typhoons and over amount of salt spread on snow
muhahahah i lived in japan for 4 years and was living in a 9th story apartment building at the time of the 6 pointer in 2015? 2016? that really destroyed that one city and caused people to have to live in their cars. I lived on the 9th story, so you can imagine how fun that was, I also one time came up the elevator during a 3 pointer, still have a fear of elevators
Can we please discuss how at 5:55 we just see that Emily put her Spy Family and Fruits Basket merch to good use and displays them like normal family photos? XD
Ikr 😂 btw do you think she put it there specifically because the trashcan colours match the characters? They kinda match their plate and cup set from the anime too I think
This feels like the first actual "AMERICAN moves to JAPAN, and THIS is what it's REALLY like!!?" videos that I've ever seen where you aren't just saying the same thing as everyone else. Like, it feels so natural and the things you noticed were so niche, that even as an avid anime watcher, I was unfamiliar with some of these cultural quirks. Thanks for the peak behind the curtain!
@@PaendaTube and the foreigner hating, my mom is overweight and was called a monster by little kids when I lived there like what the fuck and the parents didnt correct their children
it gives a sort of romanticised view and doesnt rlly talk about the xenophobia in japanese society.. and thinking you would know about japanese cultural ‘quirks’ from watching anime is..
@@discodan6671 you can make it, everyone can, just go into your asian mart and grab PLAIN agar powder (don't get the flavored one), go back home duh, read the label on the agar powder to know how much liquid needed for the jelly, make some sweetened coffee, make it a bit sweeter because it'll taste better, drop the agar powder, cook it again until it bubbles and let it chill while still stirring if there're skims and bubbles to get rid of them, store it in tupperware after it cools a bit (usually it's 10 minutes). Refrigerate. Cut into any shape you want, or even better, use cheese grater, trust me. Make your other coffee iced and creamed, drop in the jelly, voila. Also, you can use your bad tasting coffee here, because it's sweet and bad coffee taste better when it's sweetened. Also, look up recipe because I don't really make them, I just know how to because I made other flavored jelly drinks and I just swap flavored agar with coffee and plain agar
After visiting Japan several times, I can vouch for the fashion level in Tokyo; it definitely can feel like you're not dressed well enough when walking around the city. But then I just remind myself that I'm visiting from another country and don't have my whole wardrobe to work with, so I stop being self conscious and return to just having fun being tourist.
A bit changed now that tourists are back and many people look like Japanese in the tourist spots are other East Asian tourists like from China and Korea.
This only made me realize how weird the US is and how similar the Netherlands are to Japan in weirdly specific ways. We recycle, it's rainy, old-timey stores and offices have umbrella stands at the front, we do the same with escalators and bike moms are everywhere.
The story about the clerk running to grab your drink is exactly how I react in those situations. I believe people like to see someone trying their hardest even for something small like that
Everything you said is really spot on. I have been living in Japan for a little over a year. I get excited when I find that one rare trash can out in public. The summer here is so hot. Stepping outside I'm already trenching in my sweat while the Japanese people aren't sweating much. Then one thing I struggle to this day is the language barrier, sometimes I don't go to any restaurants because I don't know the language much and then there's making conversations with the Japanese people out in the streets or at the club. I have to pull out the google translator and try to communicate. I do like how friendly the people are over here. So far Japan is nice but once you start living here you get that culture shock and see the real Japan more than what you see on youtube and hear about, especially when you live more towards the west of Japan.
Ok, Japan is really cool and all but let’s take a moment to appreciate how many videos Daidus has made this year, I mean it’s still not much but for Daidus that’s a lot
Figure here he’s done three in less 6 months, even though one was mainly showing off his manga collection that he won’t reading any time soon since being in Japan now.
I bet that the trash taste gang will infect him to start uploading more like how trash taste infected Gigguk to upload more as of recently he's found a happy medium but for a short while he was uploading a ton for how much he usually does so maybe Daidus will change.
Omg, same! I've been catching bits of the vibe over time and like, Japan has a very European vibe to it in a Japanese way and and that's been making a lot of theses underlying vibes make a lot more sense.
Wow it is almost as if Japan history was very influenced by Western/European powers with the Japanese taking a lot of European ideas,methods, and etc (both willing and unwilling) when they modernize.
10:00 is LITERALLY the main reason I want to visit japan. like if I saw a kabutomushi or any other giant beetle in person, in the wild, I think I would shit my drawers on the spot.
One of the most surreal things ive experienced when i was living in Japan One time i went to the grocery store I usually commuted to, with the bois, and while your shoppin you usally have these guys/gals constantly talking over an intercom telling the customers about deals. It was so monotonous that my dumb brain always just though oh its a recording they just play throughout the day. BUT ONE TIME, LEGITIMATELY THE MAN COUGHED, APOPOLOGIZED, AND KEPT GOING, AND I was like no way do they have a guy just repeating the same thing over and over. I asked my friend and they said yea they just have some dude doing it.
6:53 In Kansai region (area around Osaka), you have to stand in the right side so it's basically the opposite of Kanto region (area around Tokyo) (I'm Japanese btw).
Actually in the US, you sometimes do the escalator rule. When I traveled to DC, we had to follow that rule and I actually liked it (especially when you have to run to your White House appointment)
Daidus, go look at the ocean when the sun is still rising, and see the way the gold spreads across the waves, just a whole sea of gold. That mah dude, is why Japan is called the land of the rising sun. It is, hands down, one of the most beautiful sights.
I relate to the bugs. The only difference being the cicadas sound different, and we have a loooooooot of spiders. And those bug spheres can actually follow you, kinda like a swarm of bees. Other than that? I think it's the opposite, everyone goes around so casually. Everyone is loud. No etiquette, trash cans everywhere and all that jazz.
Just imagine that you're a samurai, wearing your Katana on your left side and don't want to hit your Katana on other people's Katana's, since that's how the left right walking/driving was established in Japan.
Btw for the escalators, in the Kansai region they actually stand on the right, and in the Kanto region they stand on the left 😊 I always have difficulty remembering when I travel to Tokyo from Osaka x_x
The trash sorting is a huge adjustment for a lot of marines that deploy to Okinawa. You don’t understand how many times they’d summon like 50 people to sort through all the trash in the cage because someone was forgetting to take labels off of bottles
I was in Japan for 6ish months back in 2016. I had the same realization about the Sunrise at like 330am after about 5 months being there, it hit me like a ton of bricks.
Hmm... it has nothing to do with "land of the rising sun"- if you know about time and time zones, you know that we arbitrarily assign time to certain times of the day, right? The reason why the sunrise is so early is because of Japan's time zone- it's abnormally behind compared to the natural sun position to time mapping that the world uses (aka solar time). In Tibet, the opposite occurs, sunrise happens very late because it is very far ahead of the solar time compared to its UTC +8 time zone. In fact, Japan should be around UTC +10 at it's current longtitude, not UTC +9, and Tibet should be around UTC +6, not UTC +8.
The subway etiquette isn't purely a Japanese thing in NYC we often stand to the right and people in a hurry run up the left that is often how you tell tourists and New Yorkers apart
I just moved to Tokyo a few weeks ago and I relate to ALL this. It's so rainy all the time! And the crowds seem to be full of strangers just not talking to one another.
The fashion thing hits me hard. I even brought what I thought were semi-fancy outfits and was immediately turned into a Goomba myself. Everyone is dressed so immaculately. 😭 It's incredible, but I felt like an American scrub.
Coming back to live in the USA from Japan had me constantly feeling over-dressed. My first day back I needed something, and popped into a Wal-Mart real quick, and the first person I saw was wearing faded sweatpants and a baggy T-shirt in public. I was like "woah. That guy dgaf. Props to him for being able to put physical comfort over social comfort, and deal with all the stares." then I rounded the corner and realized I was the one out of place. I had totally forgotten the difference in clothing culture.
9:15 I worked for Cirque du Soleil and during seating, intermission and basically anytime the show wasnt going on, this 15sec jingle would play. We tuned it out at one point, but then again standing for 30min during intermission, u see most ppl bobbing side to the side along with it. It is part of me now.
@@hugom2418 After thinking about it for a few minutes it actually sounds like the freaking Blood On the Risers WW2 paratrooper song, after realising that I can no longer see the world like I did before
I just moved to Japan for school and as an American it's funny that we all seem to gravitate towards the same things as "holy shit what is this". Only been here three weeks and all of these blew my mind in the same manner
it's so cute to see some Emily & Daidus slice of life moments in this 💖 also the 5 layers of clothes in that heat got me sweating just hearing about it
That escalator thing was the most culture shock for me when I arrived at the airport. I just followed suit and my mind went like "holy hell, this is smart af to do. why doesn't the US do the same"
In europe it's the same, but you stand on the side that you would drive a car. So in Germany you stand on the right side and in the UK you would stand on the left like in Japan. At least that's what most people do but there are still some who'll block the path, because they don’t know or don’t care
@@GaIIeon its also like that in australia if people are in a large group they will block the path but they tend to move to the left let you pass then blob again but most people just line up on the left
I'm actually kinda confused about everyone's surprise to this, because in NYC we actually do this! Just opposite obviously, with people who want to stand still staying on the right side, and you walk past them on the left.
11:34 I mean… you could’ve just talked about the price/quality of fruit products in Japan to add another segment here 🤷♂️ But also glad we have another video. Thank you Daidus 🙏
8:30 I am currently in Japan and I had experienced a similar situation. In a restaurant, the cashier felt very sorry for me because she ripped off the ticket you get when you pay by credit card. Plus, she tried to tell me the situation in Japanese (which I understand to some extents for the moment) and I thought "Seriously ?! If it ripped off the text, I would understand your concerns but it is just a tiny scratch at the end of the ticket. I can still read the entire receipt....". So, thanks to anime, I could tell her in Japanese "Don't worry, it is okay !". She felt way too relieved for me x) I think their "customer-first" policy is taking too much toll on Japanese people sometimes... 😅
as someone who traveled to japan in the summer, I 100000% agree with everything daidus is saying *ESPECIALLY* THE HUMIDITY AND LACK OF TRASH CANS; like no one sweats ever in the 95° weather and you have to travel at least 8 blocks before you find a 7/11 with a garbage can
(10:35) this happens to me every day when I wait for a school bus in the mornings, the worst part is that if you walk through the little cloud, they will fly around you until you leave.
Moved to Japan this year back in April. Everything this man said is 100% on point. Nothing like coming out of a club or izakaya at 4am to find yourself wondering why the hell it’s so bright out
I live in a dry tropical climate and went to Japan during the summer. According to my weather app it said that Japan had the exact same temperature as my country at the time, so I thought I could handle the heat there... I was never so wrong in my life XD (Japan may have the same temperature as my dry tropical country, but their humidity is no joke! I was walking around Tokyo like a sweaty potato with my hair sticking to my face and my makeup literally melting- Meanwhile the Japanese women there looked so effortless, fashionable and always smelled like flowers) ; - ;
song totally sounds like " i know a song that gets one everybody's nerves everybody's nerves yes on everybody's nerves, yes i know a song that gets on everybody's nerves and this is how it goes" and it just repeats forever
Guys the song for the “jingles” is actually “gory gory what a hell of a way to die gory gory what a hell of a way to die” it’s a military song about a guy jumping out without a parachute the songs name is blood on the risers
I've been in Tokyo for 2 weeks so far for a year of study abroad, and I have very quickly realized that I will feel severely underdressed anytime I decide to go outside
Thats because of all the business men and women, they all have to wear suits for their jobs its insane like the trains at 6am it looked like a bunch of clones
@@jackgamesjack_yt_6267 That's not what I noticed when moving back to the US from Japan. Fashion, and just clothing in general seems to be a larger part of Japanese culture. I developed a new sense of style while I was living there, and then when I came back, it was VERY difficult to maintain it without spending way more money than I wanted to. Successful clothing stores sell their stock based on the fashion culture of their customers, and as my clothes from Japan have worn out over time, I've been forced to tone down the level of dress in my everyday wear.
I did a study aboard program in Hachioji Japan, like a hour from Tokyo by trian and everything you said in the video Made me reminisce about my time there and how I had to learn about the trash system, picking my favorite cobini Which happened to be the 711 cause it was by my school and even using my train card(mine was Pasmo) I even use the card to pay for some of my school lunches. It was such a great experience And I really cherish the time I was there ( September 25th to December 14th, 2018) It was so freaking hot when we got there and didn't really start to get cold until the end of October. By then I was freezing if I stayed late at school and went home at night. I only experienced a little bit of rain. I hope they open the country backup again Because I always had the plan to go back and visit and do the things I never got to do.
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Been using it for two years, and it's honestly one of the best browsers today. The sponsor Daidus gives is just the bare minimum for lazy people like me. :)))
Not sure but the escalator thing feels like it depends on where it is and how wide it is. Some places in NYC, you lived here if I remember correctly, have a similar etiquette of moving to either side to let those who want to climb up or down. There are also stairs for those willing to walk up or down manually instead.
Yeah it definitely depends on the area because in North America, some areas I've been to, people know to keep to the right on escalators and moving sidewalks in case anyone wants to pass quickly on the left.
Daidus is from the West coast, they have horrible escalator etiquette, especially in California. I really miss how good the escalator etiquette was when I want to school on the East coast
I'm from Japan, so I know what it's like- but I don't get why America doesn't do this. Like, even the TOILETS in Japan are more technological than the world. But MAN do I miss the sound of cicadas in Japan. It's annoying, but I loved it. If you're Japanese and lived in Japan for MANY years, it's easy to miss it. Japan is CLEAN. Don't throw ANY trash in the side walk. Also, in ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, kids are cleaning their classrooms and halls AND serving lunch. In groups. AND YOU NEVER GET FAT (unless you over eat). And lunches in schools (and outside) are SO HEALTHY- like, America serves pizza and corn dogs but in Japan they give out GOOD veggies, soup, meat, sometimes fish, and EVEN MORE YUMMY HEALTHY STUFF. Like, it's INSANE. But I get the "walk right" part. I sometimes accidentally block people in both Japan and America. Oh yeah, and there's TONS of earthquakes, typhoons (tornado/hurricane) and stuff.
I like how in most Asian countries, we use the umbrella on a hot sunny day just to have shade and protection from the sun and then here in America, no one else does this. I used to remember bringing an umbrella to school during hot sunny days then my American classmates kept asking why and making fun of me for bringing them so I stopped because that made me stand out so much whenever I’m going to school even though it was very common thing to do in my Filipino school. Tbh I thought everyone in the world knew this as a common sense to bring shade with you but no. Although I might bring back that habit just to not suffer under the sun again and if anyone makes fun of me for it, I’ll tell them how dumb they are for not doing such things in the first place.
I from the American South and still live here. I am honestly going to start doing this-I think it’s brilliant! We have some Japanese families in my neighborhood, and the women look so pretty with parasols and big sun hats. It really does make sense for comfort and skin protection
Humorously enough, the West actually used to do this, especially those of the upper classes. There is a reason why the classic image of the Southern belle has her with an umbrella (to be more specific, a parasol). IIRC, it was also pretty popular with upper class Victorian-era women as well.
Using umbrella is also normal in Korea too...in sunny day, even some men use umbrella. Oh and plastic cover one too. Cause Korea and Japan exchange cultures each other many times. Same things with Fashion,Convenient store,Escalator.
Just hearing you talk about Japan makes me half-miss teaching them. They, especially the elderly, are what I would call - communication deprived. Or that they really want someone to talk to. What you say about NPCs are true, because whenever they talk about their simple life, it’s really adorable and wistful in a way.
Daidus the video is amazing. I was somehow unsubscribed so I am only seeing it now, but man, this is amazing. Thank you for so much fun, past week was horrible and this made it a lot better.
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The fact that he is still getting sponsors despite the yearly upload just shows how invincible he is.
who ever destroys the like-count of this post from 69 is a monster: Like this instead lmfao but keep it there pls
then why can I see it ?
He's affiliated with geexplus now, I think. They may help with that sort of thing
Being the second most liked comment(at least for now) feels greato
@@burakalpakdere8598 invincible means stronk
*Me, having lived in the South all my life and hearing Daidus complain about cicadas, gnats and roaches* : Welcome to our suffering
Exactly. 😂 Hearing all that was so nostalgic from when I grew up in Florida.
Sounds exactly like the south bro
It's so similar, like it also gets that hot and humid where I'm from. Plus all the insects. I don't get the cicada hate
I know right?? It's the most annoying thing. I'll be trying to sleep in the summer but no, a cicada wants to give me chronic insomnia.
The climate is similar to japan I've heard.
As a Japanese individual myself
He pointed out all the neat and annoying things that just exist in Japan
Now we wait till he experience earthquake typhoons and over amount of salt spread on snow
muhahahah i lived in japan for 4 years and was living in a 9th story apartment building at the time of the 6 pointer in 2015? 2016? that really destroyed that one city and caused people to have to live in their cars. I lived on the 9th story, so you can imagine how fun that was, I also one time came up the elevator during a 3 pointer, still have a fear of elevators
What is Salt snow?
SALT SNOW?????
@@Sejikan sorry my bad I'll fix it
natural disaster is just a tiny gift for living in Asia
Can we please discuss how at 5:55 we just see that Emily put her Spy Family and Fruits Basket merch to good use and displays them like normal family photos? XD
Ikr 😂 btw do you think she put it there specifically because the trashcan colours match the characters? They kinda match their plate and cup set from the anime too I think
12:27 low-key love how daidus drew emily feeling bad for shushing him and making him feel bad for being a loud gomba. they're so cute...
This feels like the first actual "AMERICAN moves to JAPAN, and THIS is what it's REALLY like!!?" videos that I've ever seen where you aren't just saying the same thing as everyone else. Like, it feels so natural and the things you noticed were so niche, that even as an avid anime watcher, I was unfamiliar with some of these cultural quirks. Thanks for the peak behind the curtain!
It's cuz he's Daidus. a special breed.
I mean he should have been advocating against the racism in Japan honestly disgusting
@@PaendaTube and the foreigner hating, my mom is overweight and was called a monster by little kids when I lived there like what the fuck and the parents didnt correct their children
it gives a sort of romanticised view and doesnt rlly talk about the xenophobia in japanese society.. and thinking you would know about japanese cultural ‘quirks’ from watching anime is..
@@PaendaTube the gamernerd weeaboo losers wouldn't care.
we have been blessed with the yearly daidus upload 🙏🙏🙏
He has finally remembered his passcode
he stopped being a basement dweller temporarily
Bless
He probably forgot about us because he be in japan
yea
I think Grandma's Coffee Jelly is about the most Japanese thing I've ever heard in my life, and I want to try it
Coffee jellies are truly delicious. I wish you could find them easier in the USA.
@@totengraben me too my friend, but you best believe I’m gonna be looking for them at every Asian market I go to now lol
What is coffee jelly?
@@diegocardenas6494 Coffee flavored jelly typically made with agar agar rather than cartilage based gelatin.
@@discodan6671 you can make it, everyone can, just go into your asian mart and grab PLAIN agar powder (don't get the flavored one), go back home duh, read the label on the agar powder to know how much liquid needed for the jelly, make some sweetened coffee, make it a bit sweeter because it'll taste better, drop the agar powder, cook it again until it bubbles and let it chill while still stirring if there're skims and bubbles to get rid of them, store it in tupperware after it cools a bit (usually it's 10 minutes). Refrigerate. Cut into any shape you want, or even better, use cheese grater, trust me. Make your other coffee iced and creamed, drop in the jelly, voila. Also, you can use your bad tasting coffee here, because it's sweet and bad coffee taste better when it's sweetened. Also, look up recipe because I don't really make them, I just know how to because I made other flavored jelly drinks and I just swap flavored agar with coffee and plain agar
"It okay the head turning is mutual" this totally got me .
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He's not wrong.
8:12 I love how he says 'chotto matte gomenasai' for some reason. I keep repeating that part.
After visiting Japan several times, I can vouch for the fashion level in Tokyo; it definitely can feel like you're not dressed well enough when walking around the city. But then I just remind myself that I'm visiting from another country and don't have my whole wardrobe to work with, so I stop being self conscious and return to just having fun being tourist.
don't worry . i am japanese living Tokyo but i dress bad LOL. and nobody care
A bit changed now that tourists are back and many people look like Japanese in the tourist spots are other East Asian tourists like from China and Korea.
I love how he always includes emily in the storytime drawings!! Makes you feel that they are really doing things together
@Markus Wieser they're just saying its nice to see him go the lil extra mile to include her even if she isnt directly mentioned or involved in things
This only made me realize how weird the US is and how similar the Netherlands are to Japan in weirdly specific ways. We recycle, it's rainy, old-timey stores and offices have umbrella stands at the front, we do the same with escalators and bike moms are everywhere.
Japan has more in common with some European countries than we think.
Edit : 'as' to 'has'
Haha fellow Nederlandse kijker
Same with Poland, except the umbrella stands 😅
Almost all old countries are like this
@@MunggoloydLord Afrique would like to talk to your manager
The story about the clerk running to grab your drink is exactly how I react in those situations. I believe people like to see someone trying their hardest even for something small like that
Everything you said is really spot on. I have been living in Japan for a little over a year. I get excited when I find that one rare trash can out in public. The summer here is so hot. Stepping outside I'm already trenching in my sweat while the Japanese people aren't sweating much. Then one thing I struggle to this day is the language barrier, sometimes I don't go to any restaurants because I don't know the language much and then there's making conversations with the Japanese people out in the streets or at the club. I have to pull out the google translator and try to communicate. I do like how friendly the people are over here. So far Japan is nice but once you start living here you get that culture shock and see the real Japan more than what you see on youtube and hear about, especially when you live more towards the west of Japan.
Ok, Japan is really cool and all but let’s take a moment to appreciate how many videos Daidus has made this year, I mean it’s still not much but for Daidus that’s a lot
Figure here he’s done three in less 6 months, even though one was mainly showing off his manga collection that he won’t reading any time soon since being in Japan now.
Racism isn't cool so Japan isn't cool
Never noticed it honestly
No, fuck you.
I bet that the trash taste gang will infect him to start uploading more like how trash taste infected Gigguk to upload more as of recently he's found a happy medium but for a short while he was uploading a ton for how much he usually does so maybe Daidus will change.
This made me realize... Japan is very European. Im norwegian and I think a lot of this was common... turns out america is different
Yeah that’s what I thought. America is built deferent, not Japan I guess Lol
Omg, same! I've been catching bits of the vibe over time and like, Japan has a very European vibe to it in a Japanese way and and that's been making a lot of theses underlying vibes make a lot more sense.
RIIIGHT??? Japan reminds me a lot of the Netherlands :D
Wow it is almost as if Japan history was very influenced by Western/European powers with the Japanese taking a lot of European ideas,methods, and etc (both willing and unwilling) when they modernize.
maybe its because both europe and japan are mostly walkable? and america mostly isnt
I love how adorable Emily and daidus look on the train
Timestamp?
Nevermind it's around the end 🥲
10:00 is LITERALLY the main reason I want to visit japan. like if I saw a kabutomushi or any other giant beetle in person, in the wild, I think I would shit my drawers on the spot.
" the head turning is mutual" got me 😂😂
My only source of happiness nowadays is that new daidus vid
Im sorry that you unhappy most of the time.
man uploads once a blue moon how are you alive atleast mines once a week 😭
well then you must be pretty deppresed
Wish you zi best ❤💚🌻
You okay, need a hug?
One of the most surreal things ive experienced when i was living in Japan
One time i went to the grocery store I usually commuted to, with the bois, and while your shoppin you usally have these guys/gals constantly talking over an intercom telling the customers about deals. It was so monotonous that my dumb brain always just though oh its a recording they just play throughout the day. BUT ONE TIME, LEGITIMATELY THE MAN COUGHED, APOPOLOGIZED, AND KEPT GOING, AND I was like no way do they have a guy just repeating the same thing over and over. I asked my friend and they said yea they just have some dude doing it.
I wonder if they keep a children's choir trapped back there with the intercom guy to sing the jingles.
That feels dystopian.
Why the fuck do they not have a recording?
@Allen Wong That's disturbing
By sharing so many common features of Japan that Daidus has mentioned in the video, I was like: wait the United States doesn't have these???
The dude either lives in the middle of assfuck nowhere or just never leaves the house. The U.S has like half of these things
The weather and bug stuff, some areas in the states do share a lot of that. Especially in the south.
Midwest too
@@BlackTigr I have to carry a flyswatter with me like it's a katana... also Texas has cicadas too.
Weeb mfs discovering that countries aren’t identical to one another.
11:25 I've seen Carpenter bees do that before in the USA, massive hovering shiny black bees
6:53 In Kansai region (area around Osaka), you have to stand in the right side so it's basically the opposite of Kanto region (area around Tokyo) (I'm Japanese btw).
America: Who wants the sun to rise at 4:00am?
Japan: Oh boy, 4:00am! *sun inexplicably appears*
Land of the Rising Sun, my friend.
ok but i love how this dude says everything so fast
like just as i think the topic gets boring he just switches so flawlessly and smooth
i can't bruh
RIGHT,hes so entertaining
I forgot daidus was a TH-camr and only remembered him as Emirichu's boyfriend. Daidus man you've been gone for Soo long.
Actually in the US, you sometimes do the escalator rule. When I traveled to DC, we had to follow that rule and I actually liked it (especially when you have to run to your White House appointment)
Shoutout to DC metro etiquette! NOVA born and raised.
Daidus, go look at the ocean when the sun is still rising, and see the way the gold spreads across the waves, just a whole sea of gold. That mah dude, is why Japan is called the land of the rising sun. It is, hands down, one of the most beautiful sights.
This is so entertaining to me as a native Japanese person, hearing about all of these things I grew up with talked about in so much amazement😂😂😂
Many things in my country and japan are the same, so i felt like this too
I relate to the bugs. The only difference being the cicadas sound different, and we have a loooooooot of spiders. And those bug spheres can actually follow you, kinda like a swarm of bees. Other than that? I think it's the opposite, everyone goes around so casually. Everyone is loud. No etiquette, trash cans everywhere and all that jazz.
7:12 "HE'S JUST STANDING THERE... MENACINGLY!"
Just imagine that you're a samurai, wearing your Katana on your left side and don't want to hit your Katana on other people's Katana's, since that's how the left right walking/driving was established in Japan.
Huh
@@Iammeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee he's lying it all happens cuz of how the train's railway system are built.
@@marclenraymagdaraog691 Yeah but lying by making things sound cooler gets you internet points
@@Fauxpikachu True
nah man we do the same shit in Singapore, it ain’t japan exclusive
Btw for the escalators, in the Kansai region they actually stand on the right, and in the Kanto region they stand on the left 😊 I always have difficulty remembering when I travel to Tokyo from Osaka x_x
Blame the worlds fair
The trash sorting is a huge adjustment for a lot of marines that deploy to Okinawa. You don’t understand how many times they’d summon like 50 people to sort through all the trash in the cage because someone was forgetting to take labels off of bottles
I was in Japan for 6ish months back in 2016. I had the same realization about the Sunrise at like 330am after about 5 months being there, it hit me like a ton of bricks.
I discovered that the first day thanks to jetlag
Hmm... it has nothing to do with "land of the rising sun"- if you know about time and time zones, you know that we arbitrarily assign time to certain times of the day, right? The reason why the sunrise is so early is because of Japan's time zone- it's abnormally behind compared to the natural sun position to time mapping that the world uses (aka solar time). In Tibet, the opposite occurs, sunrise happens very late because it is very far ahead of the solar time compared to its UTC +8 time zone. In fact, Japan should be around UTC +10 at it's current longtitude, not UTC +9, and Tibet should be around UTC +6, not UTC +8.
@@aerohydra3849 maybe that's where Japan got it's title "the land of the rising sun", out of all the titles Japan has.
It is because they don't have daylight saving time which would push sunrise to an hour later
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The subway etiquette isn't purely a Japanese thing in NYC we often stand to the right and people in a hurry run up the left that is often how you tell tourists and New Yorkers apart
Californians have the worst escalator etiquette, one thing I miss from when I want to school on the east coast
We also do the same in Australia. Well, we do the same in NSW. I can't speak for the others states, I've only left my state a handful of times..
same in london. starting to think maybe daidus has never been to a major city before lol
in germany its the same, theres even a rhyme (links gehen, rechts stehen= left walk, right stand)
We live in two different New Yorks 😭
I just moved to Tokyo a few weeks ago and I relate to ALL this. It's so rainy all the time! And the crowds seem to be full of strangers just not talking to one another.
11:00 "i noticed big black balls" "MULTIPLE big black balls" has to be the craziest thing i have veard daidus say
The fashion thing hits me hard. I even brought what I thought were semi-fancy outfits and was immediately turned into a Goomba myself. Everyone is dressed so immaculately. 😭 It's incredible, but I felt like an American scrub.
Best I could do is black Tshirt and jeans lol
@@blazeburner4039 That’s a classic that always works!
Coming back to live in the USA from Japan had me constantly feeling over-dressed. My first day back I needed something, and popped into a Wal-Mart real quick, and the first person I saw was wearing faded sweatpants and a baggy T-shirt in public. I was like "woah. That guy dgaf. Props to him for being able to put physical comfort over social comfort, and deal with all the stares." then I rounded the corner and realized I was the one out of place. I had totally forgotten the difference in clothing culture.
I can be in a fashion competition, ain't nobody making me wear uncomfy clothes. It just doesn't happen.
@@brianhsly i have to be honest we have kinda definitely gone super casual with our clothing from the 40-50s.
9:15 I worked for Cirque du Soleil and during seating, intermission and basically anytime the show wasnt going on, this 15sec jingle would play.
We tuned it out at one point, but then again standing for 30min during intermission, u see most ppl bobbing side to the side along with it.
It is part of me now.
Do you know the name of the song? Its so catchy
@@hugom2418 After thinking about it for a few minutes it actually sounds like the freaking Blood On the Risers WW2 paratrooper song, after realising that I can no longer see the world like I did before
@@fireg8892 Interesting! I actually found the song, its Yodobashi Camera!
A lot of people dont appreciate the fact that my man here has uploaded monthly ever since he got to animeland. Thanks for the hard work my brother.
I don't know why but it felt much longer than that
*I lived in Japan when I was little, and this video has been so nostalgic*
I just moved to Japan for school and as an American it's funny that we all seem to gravitate towards the same things as "holy shit what is this". Only been here three weeks and all of these blew my mind in the same manner
it's so cute to see some Emily & Daidus slice of life moments in this 💖 also the 5 layers of clothes in that heat got me sweating just hearing about it
Im watching the sponsor part just because daidus’s videos are one time in a year and i dont want to miss anything from it
I just realised that the umbrella drawing emily is holding at 2:23 is the same one that emily told was her favourite in her room tour video
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Random fact: when gnats are in a cloud like that it means they are having a mating party
5:54 best use of a picture frame right here
That escalator thing was the most culture shock for me when I arrived at the airport. I just followed suit and my mind went like "holy hell, this is smart af to do. why doesn't the US do the same"
In europe it's the same, but you stand on the side that you would drive a car. So in Germany you stand on the right side and in the UK you would stand on the left like in Japan.
At least that's what most people do but there are still some who'll block the path, because they don’t know or don’t care
@@GaIIeon its also like that in australia if people are in a large group they will block the path but they tend to move to the left let you pass then blob again but most people just line up on the left
Australia is the same, Stand on the left, walk on the right
I'm actually kinda confused about everyone's surprise to this, because in NYC we actually do this! Just opposite obviously, with people who want to stand still staying on the right side, and you walk past them on the left.
My escalators are way too slender so we just take the stairs if we want to run
The more I listen to this video the more I feel like Tokyo is like Florida. Especially the heat, rain, and gnats.
Ministop is classic "I'm tired and this is the closest thing to my apartment" vibes. Also where's my passmo squad at?
Thank you for putting your ad at the beginning on the video that is way better then in the middle
Three videos since you moved to Japan!
Happy to see this new chapter in your life is changing you for the better. Hope Emily and you are doing great!
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I mean… you could’ve just talked about the price/quality of fruit products in Japan to add another segment here 🤷♂️
But also glad we have another video. Thank you Daidus 🙏
expensive but TASTY ASS FRUITBRO MMM
8:30 I am currently in Japan and I had experienced a similar situation.
In a restaurant, the cashier felt very sorry for me because she ripped off the ticket you get when you pay by credit card. Plus, she tried to tell me the situation in Japanese (which I understand to some extents for the moment) and I thought "Seriously ?! If it ripped off the text, I would understand your concerns but it is just a tiny scratch at the end of the ticket. I can still read the entire receipt....". So, thanks to anime, I could tell her in Japanese "Don't worry, it is okay !".
She felt way too relieved for me x) I think their "customer-first" policy is taking too much toll on Japanese people sometimes... 😅
I live in Taiwan and it's exactly the same here! So glad to see someone with similar experiences
as someone who traveled to japan in the summer, I 100000% agree with everything daidus is saying *ESPECIALLY* THE HUMIDITY AND LACK OF TRASH CANS; like no one sweats ever in the 95° weather and you have to travel at least 8 blocks before you find a 7/11 with a garbage can
Daidus talking about Japanese summer heat makes me wonder how he’ll react to Philippines summer heat
U sweat before you leave your house T^T
its like an oven in summer
HAHAHA RIGHTT
Lol that's cute, try summers in Saudi Arabia 🇸🇦🐪
@@Solaris_Paradox lol that’s cute, try summers in the earths mantle
There's a typhoon in Japan right now so let's wish that they are all safe.
It was dead chillin my guy. Ain't nothing but a thing. We had a bigger one a few weeks ago.
(10:35) this happens to me every day when I wait for a school bus in the mornings, the worst part is that if you walk through the little cloud, they will fly around you until you leave.
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hearing about the gnats and the cicadas brings back so many good memories of waking up and going fishing during summer here in Canada
Moved to Japan this year back in April. Everything this man said is 100% on point. Nothing like coming out of a club or izakaya at 4am to find yourself wondering why the hell it’s so bright out
I was considering a Japanese exchange program early next year so this video gave me some insight 😂
As someone who did that you should really consider it!!! It's an awesome insight into another culture and I had a great time there :)
yeh me too until cockroaches part came up...so now I'm praying to my god that they won't send any bugs to my way
bad idea
@@maegalroammis6020 why?
@@missizz1595 first , do you have read the comment of jol? it's just discouraging. japanse have fake sense of warmth
Love the animation once again
“It’s ok. The head turning is mutual”
Bro got me there 🤣🤣🤣
I live in a really humid country and I recommend you to get a small handheld fan. It’s life-changing
6:23 That two hyperactive kids in the car that won't stay still vibes...
I live in a dry tropical climate and went to Japan during the summer. According to my weather app it said that Japan had the exact same temperature as my country at the time, so I thought I could handle the heat there... I was never so wrong in my life XD
(Japan may have the same temperature as my dry tropical country, but their humidity is no joke! I was walking around Tokyo like a sweaty potato with my hair sticking to my face and my makeup literally melting- Meanwhile the Japanese women there looked so effortless, fashionable and always smelled like flowers) ; - ;
Ok the jingle that Daidus recorded at like 9:00 was The Battle Hymn of the Republic an American song lmao
song totally sounds like " i know a song that gets one everybody's nerves everybody's nerves yes on everybody's nerves, yes i know a song that gets on everybody's nerves and this is how it goes" and it just repeats forever
Guys the song for the “jingles” is actually “gory gory what a hell of a way to die gory gory what a hell of a way to die” it’s a military song about a guy jumping out without a parachute the songs name is blood on the risers
9:10 the jingle sound like this "Glory Glory Hallelujah" theme song !!
Yea
It’s Japanese and American at the same time
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I've been in Tokyo for 2 weeks so far for a year of study abroad, and I have very quickly realized that I will feel severely underdressed anytime I decide to go outside
Thats because of all the business men and women, they all have to wear suits for their jobs its insane like the trains at 6am it looked like a bunch of clones
@@jackgamesjack_yt_6267 That's not what I noticed when moving back to the US from Japan. Fashion, and just clothing in general seems to be a larger part of Japanese culture. I developed a new sense of style while I was living there, and then when I came back, it was VERY difficult to maintain it without spending way more money than I wanted to.
Successful clothing stores sell their stock based on the fashion culture of their customers, and as my clothes from Japan have worn out over time, I've been forced to tone down the level of dress in my everyday wear.
@@brianhsly that's interesting, maybe I misunderstood "underdressed" as like formal wear
Ok but can we just sit and talk about the military mascot being the cutest thing ever like now i need military ram/sheep plush lol
I did a study aboard program in Hachioji Japan, like a hour from Tokyo by trian and everything you said in the video Made me reminisce about my time there and how I had to learn about the trash system, picking my favorite cobini Which happened to be the 711 cause it was by my school and even using my train card(mine was Pasmo) I even use the card to pay for some of my school lunches. It was such a great experience And I really cherish the time I was there ( September 25th to December 14th, 2018)
It was so freaking hot when we got there and didn't really start to get cold until the end of October. By then I was freezing if I stayed late at school and went home at night. I only experienced a little bit of rain. I hope they open the country backup again Because I always had the plan to go back and visit and do the things I never got to do.
Hope you’re doing well and having a blast in Japan Daidus!
Ok but real talk the GX browser looks clean af
Been using it for a while and I actually suggest it. It took me a bit of time to customize it to match my preferences, but after that it's actually good
Been using it for two years, and it's honestly one of the best browsers today. The sponsor Daidus gives is just the bare minimum for lazy people like me. :)))
I like it but it keeps updating and opening up another page
It does id use it if i had a computer.
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They might have it on Android or iOS as well.
Not sure but the escalator thing feels like it depends on where it is and how wide it is. Some places in NYC, you lived here if I remember correctly, have a similar etiquette of moving to either side to let those who want to climb up or down. There are also stairs for those willing to walk up or down manually instead.
Yeah it definitely depends on the area because in North America, some areas I've been to, people know to keep to the right on escalators and moving sidewalks in case anyone wants to pass quickly on the left.
Yup! Stand on the right, walk on the left in NYC
Daidus is from the West coast, they have horrible escalator etiquette, especially in California. I really miss how good the escalator etiquette was when I want to school on the East coast
I'm from Japan, so I know what it's like- but I don't get why America doesn't do this. Like, even the TOILETS in Japan are more technological than the world. But MAN do I miss the sound of cicadas in Japan. It's annoying, but I loved it. If you're Japanese and lived in Japan for MANY years, it's easy to miss it. Japan is CLEAN. Don't throw ANY trash in the side walk. Also, in ELEMENTARY SCHOOL, kids are cleaning their classrooms and halls AND serving lunch. In groups. AND YOU NEVER GET FAT (unless you over eat). And lunches in schools (and outside) are SO HEALTHY- like, America serves pizza and corn dogs but in Japan they give out GOOD veggies, soup, meat, sometimes fish, and EVEN MORE YUMMY HEALTHY STUFF. Like, it's INSANE. But I get the "walk right" part. I sometimes accidentally block people in both Japan and America. Oh yeah, and there's TONS of earthquakes, typhoons (tornado/hurricane) and stuff.
About the jingles, no joke, I was singing "Hello Sofmap World" every so often for a month after I got back from Japan.
I like how in most Asian countries, we use the umbrella on a hot sunny day just to have shade and protection from the sun and then here in America, no one else does this.
I used to remember bringing an umbrella to school during hot sunny days then my American classmates kept asking why and making fun of me for bringing them so I stopped because that made me stand out so much whenever I’m going to school even though it was very common thing to do in my Filipino school.
Tbh I thought everyone in the world knew this as a common sense to bring shade with you but no.
Although I might bring back that habit just to not suffer under the sun again and if anyone makes fun of me for it, I’ll tell them how dumb they are for not doing such things in the first place.
Brother we don't do in our country..
Don't say "most Asian countries" if u never been there.
@@bakasenpaidesu bruh I was born there.
It is not that deep but yeah u weird
I from the American South and still live here. I am honestly going to start doing this-I think it’s brilliant! We have some Japanese families in my neighborhood, and the women look so pretty with parasols and big sun hats. It really does make sense for comfort and skin protection
Humorously enough, the West actually used to do this, especially those of the upper classes. There is a reason why the classic image of the Southern belle has her with an umbrella (to be more specific, a parasol). IIRC, it was also pretty popular with upper class Victorian-era women as well.
It’s my 3rd week living in Japan and I fully relate to everything in this vid 😂
Using umbrella is also normal in Korea too...in sunny day, even some men use umbrella. Oh and plastic cover one too.
Cause Korea and Japan exchange cultures each other many times.
Same things with Fashion,Convenient store,Escalator.
4:59 laughed quite a bit. my boss legit looks like that lmao
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11:09 that's what she said
Just hearing you talk about Japan makes me half-miss teaching them. They, especially the elderly, are what I would call - communication deprived. Or that they really want someone to talk to. What you say about NPCs are true, because whenever they talk about their simple life, it’s really adorable and wistful in a way.
Dude its been so long! Hope you're having a good time in japan Daidus!
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I love how the one picture of mini stop he includes is literally a korean mini stop not japanese lmao
Heat,city life, and you can't find a good burger anywhere. I could NEVER
After visiting Japan, can confirm all points. Such a magical country.
It's so strange seeing Emily without her classic's clothes. But i love her in daidus's style (and Connor too)
never been to japan but now realizing some of their manners apply in most places in europe as well
like the escalator thing….we also have a lotta bugs
I'll have to send my dad this video to prepare for our vacation in Japan. Very informative. Thank you, Daidus
Daidus the video is amazing. I was somehow unsubscribed so I am only seeing it now, but man, this is amazing.
Thank you for so much fun, past week was horrible and this made it a lot better.
Love how u draw people! Couldn't stop looking at the gramma and the policeman, They're adorable!!
I love this video so much. It's the perfect explanation of Japan in the cutest animated way ❤️