She was realy brave for taking action despite being terrified of him. It's easier to stand up as a large person. But as a woman of a smaller stature than him, to be willing to take actions takes a lot of courage
@@zolo4600 They both should get compliments, as He is a guy people tend to think it's normal for them to stand up in that way. Not every guy even cares or doesn't do anything about situations like this. He did a great job the way he confronted him and the woman also. For her it would have been even more tough it really depends on the person. Well done to both of them we need more people who stand up for what's right, then having others who simply don't want to fix anything and just stay silent.
I was in a situation like that before and it's absolutely terrifying. It makes me so glad that there are people who are willing to stop a guy like that.
@@hashbrown5212 I have been in a situation and no one care about me, no one help me, everyone just looked and left, because it was none of their business
@@hashbrown5212 It was in a workplace setting. And I managed to ask for help discretely after the guy cornered me and was trying to pressure me into a date. The one who helped me, managed to keep him away and told the manager. So I'm incredibly grateful to him.
Same with me, it was so scary. I was visiting another city quite faraway from my home (6 hours train ride). It happened in the train station, a man suddenly talked to me n followed me to my seat, he tried to touch me n kept asking me to visit his home. Goodness it was a long ride n I was so scared he gonna take me (he was a big man). There was not much passengers on my carriage, but luckily a whole family came n occupied the seats around me. The husband chased that man out, I was so lucky that day😭
one thing i've noticed after binging your videos is that most of the people who offer help connect the incidents to their own experiences. being able to witness such level of empathy through your videos is healing. ありがとございます！
Well, technically them only helping due to having the same experience would be closer to sympathy. Empathy is an inherent ability to feel someone else's emotions, regardless of the respondent having gone through the same type of experiences or not.
Also, on that note, I wonder if not having the same experience makes them think: "I have no place to assume I know enough to help this person and am just going to bother them if I do". I.e. It would be kind of egotistical of them to step out of bounds on a matter they know little of, potentially causing more trouble for the other person.
@@vainamoinen504 sympathy = not able to feel it, but condoles empathy = can feel what they are feeling, becoming the reason they condole so it is empathy also all these videos remind me of anime for some reason, like anime backstories when they interview the person that took action 😭
Not many people are talking about the first woman but I think she was really brave, she put herself between the girl and the guy who has harassing her.
Second guy boldly honest about his past. Respect for understanding that he was too aggressive in the past and actually learning from it, unlike some bozos who just literally assault people because they were rejected. Plus, more respect for physically confronting the guy in his face. A guy bold enough to commit a crime in the middle of a restaurant is not someone a lot of people would directly challenge, as those kinds of people tend to be more dangerous. Props to both bystanders in all.
The producers of these channel have great sense. I also think it's quite refreshing to see these sort of videos from Japanese creators. This channel is gonna explode very soon! Great job guys.
the woman is so brave. despite being in the same situation back then, it could've traumatized her but she still helped the actress. love her for that. the second guy is also very nice. he learnt from his experience. despite being hurt by the person who "rejected" him, instead he acknowledge that kind of behaviour might be terrifying to her (and other women). that's a gentleman right there.
Thank you for these videos, I have been binge watching them ever since I've found them! Now I know that there is good in the world around us and Japanese people aren't afraid to help either. Love from the Philippines, and I hope this channel gets more subscribers.
Once I saw 3 men fighting, 2 were hitting one guy brutally and he kept falling on the ground and again got up to fight again, he was almost going to faint and it looked so sad and terrible for him, but no one really helped. This happened in a boating area surrounded with 20-30 people and many boatmen who looked stronger than the 3 men fighting. Since I spoke little Japanese I requested the boatmen to help them stop the fight, at first they replied it is personal matter (like seriously?) but eventually after insisting the boatmen finally got involved and stopped the fighting. It was shocking because if in future someone comes and stabs me in a crowded place I think no one will even react here, may be they won't even call an ambulance for me in Japan? So, I think this channel is doing a great job by making people more aware that helping each other is important as a social species called humans.
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Not just in Japan but everywhere in the world needs people to act on these things. This is a very real problem that happens to so many people and nothing gets done about it. I’m very grateful this was brought to attention, and send great wishes to those who helped. The First Lady was especially admirable, and I hope that she can set an example for everyone else! Here’s to hoping for a better future ❤
Men or women, it must have taken some courage to stop this kind of incident. I know people who tried to help but were hit by the perpetrator, and ended up getting blamed by everyone for "prying into someone else's business". After those incidents, they would always think twice before helping someone. It's even saddening that some of them would avoid exchanging any contant with potential victims too because they don't want to be ridden with guilt for not helping. It's understandable that we should think of our own safety, but if all passersby/strangers were to combine their strength to stop this kind of incident, I believe that nobody would get hurt or left with a traumatic experience. Some things can be ambiguous, but if you spot an incident that may result in a nasty outcome if it's left alone as clear as this, please don't hesitate to help. Or at least ask someone else to help, if you're scared.
I love these videos they are so beautiful along with the people who appear 😭😭😭💕 Could you make a video related to foreigners? Like a foreign child or a woman or something please 😭 🙏
I like watching these videos. I’ve lived in Tokyo for over six years. I’d be interested to see how Japanese people would react if this happened to a foreigner.
I got picked up a few times and had to stand out for myself each time. So glad that both genders intervened ! Also I can definitively understand quite everything without subtitles, the cherries on top !
You did read the bit where he said he used to be that guy, right? Its good he learnt his lesson but it doesn't change the fact he used to force women to going out with him places.. As a whole, Japan does NOT report rape or sexual assault and thus the actual statistics are far higher than that's actually reported, mainly because as the rest of the world conviction is difficult, the few that have been convicted is because the murdered the woman. (I know of 3 white people that were raped and murdered in Japan)
I wonder how many takes before you found someone who would help. I was once driving in Japan on a hot traffic summer day, cars ahead of me and saw an elderly woman sitting on the footpath ahead struggling to get up- and people literally walk pass her and even cars straight next to her ignoring her. We pulled over and took her to the local clinic. Its a strange country with strong connection to nature buttttt with each other its a bit disconnected. I feel.
I was thinking the SAME thing!! I don't know how how many horror stories I've heard of women getting harassed and no one doing anything to help! One time I was on the bus and this Japanese creep was like breathing down this junior high girl's neck and staring at her and she was clearly uncomfortable. I was looking around and NO one would help her and there was plenty of Japanese ppl on that bus. I got so angry I stood up and told the girl to take my seat, and then I stood where the girl was standing and I looked right at the guy and said YAMETE.
The case you said: in Asian countries mainly Japan and China, there are a lot of scams like this: someone fakes to be injuried and when someone tries to help the scammer accuses them saying they hit them and ask for a compensation. This is a famous scam there. Japanese people are the ones who mind their own business: they don't put their hand on the fire till they know it's safe for them, not because they are egocentric but because they have a strong base on the family. Saying all japanese people suck and don't help others is a lie. Violence against women also happens everywhere, unfortunally
Don't know if calm confrontation is more likely there but definitely not her in North America. Stepping in would at least end in a physical altercation or worse, but still the right thing. People are scared here to get stabbed or beaten severe for Stepping in. We have such violence in our society 😞
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I've had situations like this happen to me in public settings but luckily I was only alone one time. I was 12 and walking to the store by myself because my friends were still at school for practice and it was an early release day. I was about 2 blocks away from the store waiting for my pedestrian light when a strange man missing 3 front teeth and chipped all the rest approached me in his rusted red toyota that was from like the 70s. And he tried to get me in his truck repeatedly. I said no thanks about a dozen times. He kept following me along side the road which like why?? It's a fucking 4 lane highway with a speed limit of 45mph you should not be driving 5mph just to pick up some CHILD YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW. He even tried the "well your dad sent me to look for you and pick you up" lie. Well jokes on him I know all my dad's friends and none of them look like they've been smoking meth for the last 30 years. He sped off and pulled into the store I planned on shopping in and my brain immediately said "AMBUSH ALERT" and I noped the fuck out and went to a corner store across the street. Idc that it was way more expensive than if I just went to the other store. I was afraid for my life. I was genuinely scared I was gonna be kidnapped and never seen again. So I paid like $20 for 2 bags of chips and 2 monsters. But I walked away with my life. And that's priceless. I also never went to the store alone again. I always asked for a ride from my parents or asked my friends if they wanted to go with me. And if they didn't. I wouldn't go. I'm still like that and it's been 8 years. I refuse to walk anywhere by myself unless I know there's people that know me waiting for me at my destination.
Every prank/social experiment channel does a man vs woman video. Every single one. Everyone knows that women are going to be help in almost every country culture. Very few channels will do a man being harassed by a woman, or beaten by girlfriend/wife. Everyone either ignores or laughs ("what did he do?"). Mental health and safety is also a man's right. The only exception when it comes to males is if it clearly and underage or little boy. The real test of a society/social experiment is how people react when it's a man being harassed/abused. No one does those SE's and uploads them, because that clearly shows how disposable/expendable, disregarded men are in society.
Correction: talking to someone (even a stranger) is not wrong in the first place. People do talk to stranger in Japan all the time especially among seniors and townfolks. However if you refuse to back down upon rejection, only THAT is wrong and considered harassment
But like jeez, if that guy hadn't been there, the other two people sure weren't going to do anything. Barely spared her a glance. Even getting the store manager would have been nice.
There's something wrong with this sentence "I was picked up picked up by a guy once." I felt some negativity towards the term. It would be sad if a woman I like would feel like that if I start talking to her. obviously, nothing like that guy in the video, just simple "hi" or a small talk. The sentence, "Being talked to by a stranger is very scary" describes a feeling of a lot of women in Asian countries. Most of them are genuinely scared - being picked up is not a thing.
You see this happen to a lot of streamers in Japan. And if it happens to a lady with a livestream in her face and the guys still go for it, it clearly happens to so many women. Seem to have two very opposite types of people in Japan. Some like the guy in case 2 and some are very forward and forceful with no shame.
Men have to also be against those who have this attitude towards them too. No gender speciality. But yes, if I was being harassed like this by a woman or a man, I'd be annoyed and feeling humiliated.
When it comes to another lady being scared I'm not afraid to fight for her. I can protect myself naturally but i get this crazy i mean CRAZY adrenaline that just 😅. It's like right next to Berserk or Spartan mode. Stay close to each other ladies, but don't become paranoid. ❤❤
Having lived in Japan for a long time I think these video's are very cherry picked. I would like to know what the percentage of people who ignored this is. In my experience of the way Japanese don't want to get involved it would be about 99%
Because Japan is a very reserved country and prefer to keep out of other peoples business or things that don't concern them. Especially if they don't know of the man in the suit is part of the yakuza, he was mostly covered up so you couldn't see if he had tattoos or something.
The first woman was so beautiful in and out. Her words were so cute. Such a warmhearted Person
Even when she’s telling the guy off, she did it in the most polite and graceful way
She was realy brave for taking action despite being terrified of him. It's easier to stand up as a large person. But as a woman of a smaller stature than him, to be willing to take actions takes a lot of courage
The second guy is so cool, he stood for her and confronted him on his face, he's truly a hero. 🌟
Agreed. I'd say he'd be a great boyfriend for any Japanese girls looking!
yeah lets completely forget about the first woman why don’t we
@@zolo4600 ikr? The first woman was brave,even if she was scared she didn't hesitate to help the girl
@@zolo4600 They both should get compliments, as He is a guy people tend to think it's normal for them to stand up in that way. Not every guy even cares or doesn't do anything about situations like this. He did a great job the way he confronted him and the woman also. For her it would have been even more tough it really depends on the person. Well done to both of them we need more people who stand up for what's right, then having others who simply don't want to fix anything and just stay silent.
Indeed 🥹💕
Japan is one of the most reserved countries out there, and to have someone speak up is a big deal. Kudos to those who did!
Being reserved and speaking up in theses situations are two different things
I was in a situation like that before and it's absolutely terrifying. It makes me so glad that there are people who are willing to stop a guy like that.
What about you? When u said you've been In a situation like that before, are there anyone who stop and help you?
@@hashbrown5212 I have been in a situation and no one care about me, no one help me, everyone just looked and left, because it was none of their business
@@nataliatd9438 man what an experience :( . Do hope you won't face that kind of situation again, please be careful too
@@hashbrown5212 It was in a workplace setting. And I managed to ask for help discretely after the guy cornered me and was trying to pressure me into a date. The one who helped me, managed to keep him away and told the manager. So I'm incredibly grateful to him.
Same with me, it was so scary. I was visiting another city quite faraway from my home (6 hours train ride). It happened in the train station, a man suddenly talked to me n followed me to my seat, he tried to touch me n kept asking me to visit his home. Goodness it was a long ride n I was so scared he gonna take me (he was a big man). There was not much passengers on my carriage, but luckily a whole family came n occupied the seats around me. The husband chased that man out, I was so lucky that day😭
one thing i've noticed after binging your videos is that most of the people who offer help connect the incidents to their own experiences. being able to witness such level of empathy through your videos is healing. ありがとございます！
Well, technically them only helping due to having the same experience would be closer to sympathy. Empathy is an inherent ability to feel someone else's emotions, regardless of the respondent having gone through the same type of experiences or not.
Also, on that note, I wonder if not having the same experience makes them think: "I have no place to assume I know enough to help this person and am just going to bother them if I do". I.e. It would be kind of egotistical of them to step out of bounds on a matter they know little of, potentially causing more trouble for the other person.
@@vainamoinen504 sympathy = not able to feel it, but condoles
empathy = can feel what they are feeling, becoming the reason they condole
so it is empathy
also all these videos remind me of anime for some reason, like anime backstories when they interview the person that took action 😭
Not many people are talking about the first woman but I think she was really brave, she put herself between the girl and the guy who has harassing her.
Second guy boldly honest about his past. Respect for understanding that he was too aggressive in the past and actually learning from it, unlike some bozos who just literally assault people because they were rejected.
Plus, more respect for physically confronting the guy in his face. A guy bold enough to commit a crime in the middle of a restaurant is not someone a lot of people would directly challenge, as those kinds of people tend to be more dangerous.
Props to both bystanders in all.
I just wanted to say that I'm a big fan of your work. And I love your videos. Thank you for showing us the world through a camera. God bless you!
in this video the actress acts so naturally love her sm
Thank you for your watching!✨
As someone with a similar experience who's a minor, it's really scary. Thanks for people for acting instead of just sitting there.
二人目は本当にかっこよかった！
The producers of these channel have great sense. I also think it's quite refreshing to see these sort of videos from Japanese creators.
This channel is gonna explode very soon! Great job guys.
The fact that I look at this channel and notice how underrated it is, is crazy.
The fact that they say sorry for saving someone😭
The backstory of both the people who helped her makes it even more beautiful to watch. To have that courage. Wow. 👏🏻
the woman is so brave. despite being in the same situation back then, it could've traumatized her but she still helped the actress. love her for that.
the second guy is also very nice. he learnt from his experience. despite being hurt by the person who "rejected" him, instead he acknowledge that kind of behaviour might be terrifying to her (and other women). that's a gentleman right there.
She was scared yet helped her.
He was prepared to get hit when he helped her.
These people makes me feel that we still can count on others
I wish every guy who did this shit was jailed, I’ve been in her situation and the bystander situation before and it’s so dehumanizing and infuriating
Maybe not jailed but pay a hell of a lot of money
It’s scary
same who women who do this
Like on what grounds? What charges? Assault? This was not yet an assault.
@@kamilklepacki1283 possibly harassment?
Thank you for these videos, I have been binge watching them ever since I've found them! Now I know that there is good in the world around us and Japanese people aren't afraid to help either. Love from the Philippines, and I hope this channel gets more subscribers.
I will fall in love with the guy who stood up 😍😍😍
Aww the guy in the 2nd scenario was great
Once I saw 3 men fighting, 2 were hitting one guy brutally and he kept falling on the ground and again got up to fight again, he was almost going to faint and it looked so sad and terrible for him, but no one really helped. This happened in a boating area surrounded with 20-30 people and many boatmen who looked stronger than the 3 men fighting. Since I spoke little Japanese I requested the boatmen to help them stop the fight, at first they replied it is personal matter (like seriously?) but eventually after insisting the boatmen finally got involved and stopped the fighting.
It was shocking because if in future someone comes and stabs me in a crowded place I think no one will even react here, may be they won't even call an ambulance for me in Japan?
So, I think this channel is doing a great job by making people more aware that helping each other is important as a social species called humans.
2人の勇気に感動します。男性の方perfectですね。関係あるとかないとかじゃなくないはかっこよすぎ❤2人とも過去の経験を活かせていて素晴らしい❗️感動しました‼️
男に絡まれて嫌な思いしてるのに男が助けたから、余計なお世話だったらごめんなさいっていう一言がすばらしい。
I love this so much 🥺
love your channel! thank you so much for the english subtitles!
GOD BLESS the people that stepped in to help! They are angels!
The guy who helped was awesome and what a cutie pie 🥰
This is the second video I’ve seen from you’re channel, I love these types of experiments. ❤️
The lady who intervened was a angel❤
I feel in love with the second guy !🙂💗
this channel deserves more subscribers ❤
すごく勇気ある行動！ありがとう！
Brave is not mean don't afraid of anything, Brave is even when you scared and embarrased but you still stood for the righteousness.
💯
🎉
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The first woman sprung into action! 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
マスク着けてから助けに行くのすこ
みんな顎マスクで食ってきたないしだらしない
The women banding together in the beginning omg well done ladies
実際にもし私だったら｢これ以上しつこいと警察呼びますよ。｣って言うかな、、、、、。
Not just in Japan but everywhere in the world needs people to act on these things. This is a very real problem that happens to so many people and nothing gets done about it. I’m very grateful this was brought to attention, and send great wishes to those who helped. The First Lady was especially admirable, and I hope that she can set an example for everyone else! Here’s to hoping for a better future ❤
この女の人演技上手い……
日本にこんなチャンネルあるの知らなかった
動画を見ていただきありがとうございます！✨
あなたは日本人ですか?
the second guy put up his mask like superman ripping his shirt.
Terima kasih kerana buat channel ini dan menonton ini aku sangat merasa yang orang-orang Jepun memang baik !!
Terima kasih telah menonton video kami!✨
For second guy : "man, you're dropping this 👑"
Men or women, it must have taken some courage to stop this kind of incident. I know people who tried to help but were hit by the perpetrator, and ended up getting blamed by everyone for "prying into someone else's business". After those incidents, they would always think twice before helping someone. It's even saddening that some of them would avoid exchanging any contant with potential victims too because they don't want to be ridden with guilt for not helping.
It's understandable that we should think of our own safety, but if all passersby/strangers were to combine their strength to stop this kind of incident, I believe that nobody would get hurt or left with a traumatic experience.
Some things can be ambiguous, but if you spot an incident that may result in a nasty outcome if it's left alone as clear as this, please don't hesitate to help. Or at least ask someone else to help, if you're scared.
I love these videos they are so beautiful along with the people who appear 😭😭😭💕 Could you make a video related to foreigners? Like a foreign child or a woman or something please 😭 🙏
Why woman or child only?
@@MrAlumrocky or something. She added. Also whats wrong with women or child only?
悪態までついて最低だな…
しつこい人は嫌われます。
でも、タメになりました。
Nampa is a big problem in Japan for women, this social experiment highlights the issue well. I'm proud of others standing up for the woman
みんなの優しさに感激しました。
That guy is like a real life anime protagonist.
私もいつか日本に来てほしなー
The 2nd guy is really handsome, he has very pretty eyes.
２番目の男性かっこいい。惚れた。
Really interesting content, thank you for making these videos.
It's interesting that both helped because of either being failed previously by others or for failing others in the past.
インド🇮🇳から日本🇯🇵への愛
I like "Captain Oblivious" in the red shirt. But seriously, it is noteworthy how de-escalation and attempting explain reason is the method employed.
Both people where so awesome
I’ll definitely help because if I’m in this situation I want someone to come forward.
I would yell at him and make him choose, to leave or get punched by me. 😂
Even somewhere,in this selfish world some good folks do still exist.. 😊
Omg that second guy just checked all of my marks 😍
She's a brave woman
元ナンパ師がナンパ師を諭しててワロタ
わろた
日本人も捨てたもんじゃ無いな❤嬉しい😊😊
I like watching these videos. I’ve lived in Tokyo for over six years. I’d be interested to see how Japanese people would react if this happened to a foreigner.
How many takes did it take to find people who confronted him? Lol
I got picked up a few times and had to stand out for myself each time. So glad that both genders intervened ! Also I can definitively understand quite everything without subtitles, the cherries on top !
The guy is gentleman he stood for the girl. Lucky who ever girl become his girlfriend because he sure can protect her
You did read the bit where he said he used to be that guy, right? Its good he learnt his lesson but it doesn't change the fact he used to force women to going out with him places..
As a whole, Japan does NOT report rape or sexual assault and thus the actual statistics are far higher than that's actually reported, mainly because as the rest of the world conviction is difficult, the few that have been convicted is because the murdered the woman. (I know of 3 white people that were raped and murdered in Japan)
I wonder how many takes before you found someone who would help. I was once driving in Japan on a hot traffic summer day, cars ahead of me and saw an elderly woman sitting on the footpath ahead struggling to get up- and people literally walk pass her and even cars straight next to her ignoring her. We pulled over and took her to the local clinic. Its a strange country with strong connection to nature buttttt with each other its a bit disconnected.
I feel.
I was thinking the SAME thing!! I don't know how how many horror stories I've heard of women getting harassed and no one doing anything to help! One time I was on the bus and this Japanese creep was like breathing down this junior high girl's neck and staring at her and she was clearly uncomfortable. I was looking around and NO one would help her and there was plenty of Japanese ppl on that bus. I got so angry I stood up and told the girl to take my seat, and then I stood where the girl was standing and I looked right at the guy and said YAMETE.
The case you said: in Asian countries mainly Japan and China, there are a lot of scams like this: someone fakes to be injuried and when someone tries to help the scammer accuses them saying they hit them and ask for a compensation. This is a famous scam there.
Japanese people are the ones who mind their own business: they don't put their hand on the fire till they know it's safe for them, not because they are egocentric but because they have a strong base on the family. Saying all japanese people suck and don't help others is a lie.
Violence against women also happens everywhere, unfortunally
@@TheWawa10 You're so brave👍
Japanese are very wonderful people
mantap sungguh saya suka sekali
音楽もう少し低くしてくれるとありがたいんですが…
Don't know if calm confrontation is more likely there but definitely not her in North America. Stepping in would at least end in a physical altercation or worse, but still the right thing. People are scared here to get stabbed or beaten severe for Stepping in. We have such violence in our society 😞
I have recently discovered this channel and it's very good. I like the way the channel give feedbacks. I am defined watching this channel from now onwards.
In this situation we all know that at some point someone would fight for her, but if was a man being harrassed?
Great video, your content is amazing.
What if in the second case, the guy starts a fight, or pull out a knife?
I've had situations like this happen to me in public settings but luckily I was only alone one time. I was 12 and walking to the store by myself because my friends were still at school for practice and it was an early release day. I was about 2 blocks away from the store waiting for my pedestrian light when a strange man missing 3 front teeth and chipped all the rest approached me in his rusted red toyota that was from like the 70s. And he tried to get me in his truck repeatedly. I said no thanks about a dozen times. He kept following me along side the road which like why?? It's a fucking 4 lane highway with a speed limit of 45mph you should not be driving 5mph just to pick up some CHILD YOU DON'T EVEN KNOW. He even tried the "well your dad sent me to look for you and pick you up" lie. Well jokes on him I know all my dad's friends and none of them look like they've been smoking meth for the last 30 years. He sped off and pulled into the store I planned on shopping in and my brain immediately said "AMBUSH ALERT" and I noped the fuck out and went to a corner store across the street. Idc that it was way more expensive than if I just went to the other store. I was afraid for my life. I was genuinely scared I was gonna be kidnapped and never seen again. So I paid like $20 for 2 bags of chips and 2 monsters. But I walked away with my life. And that's priceless. I also never went to the store alone again. I always asked for a ride from my parents or asked my friends if they wanted to go with me. And if they didn't. I wouldn't go. I'm still like that and it's been 8 years. I refuse to walk anywhere by myself unless I know there's people that know me waiting for me at my destination.
The socond guys is also brave too
Every prank/social experiment channel does a man vs woman video. Every single one. Everyone knows that women are going to be help in almost every country culture. Very few channels will do a man being harassed by a woman, or beaten by girlfriend/wife. Everyone either ignores or laughs ("what did he do?"). Mental health and safety is also a man's right. The only exception when it comes to males is if it clearly and underage or little boy.
The real test of a society/social experiment is how people react when it's a man being harassed/abused. No one does those SE's and uploads them, because that clearly shows how disposable/expendable, disregarded men are in society.
여기 한국에서도 똑같은 실험 똑같은 사람들의 반응이 나왔습니다. 다른 점은 한국 사람들은 나쁜 남자에게 화를 내고 인상을 쓰고 무슨 짓이냐고 지적을 하는 사람들이 많았습니다.
Please spanish subtitles😭
Correction: talking to someone (even a stranger) is not wrong in the first place. People do talk to stranger in Japan all the time especially among seniors and townfolks. However if you refuse to back down upon rejection, only THAT is wrong and considered harassment
しつこいナンパするのはダメだよ!女性がやがってるよ!
What is the name of the actress??
not every guy is toxic... but never expect to others... never be to easy going.. sometime its good but also often bring you to bad luck..
But like jeez, if that guy hadn't been there, the other two people sure weren't going to do anything. Barely spared her a glance. Even getting the store manager would have been nice.
I like this video, but how about "Woman continuing to forcefully pick on Man"?
Thanks, I'm from Indonesia 🙏
もし、この様な女性が居たら…どんなに綺麗で裕福であっても絶対に付き合わない。いつも男性が悪く言われる昨今…
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I wonder why the waiter or staff doesn’t do anything
There's something wrong with this sentence "I was picked up picked up by a guy once." I felt some negativity towards the term. It would be sad if a woman I like would feel like that if I start talking to her. obviously, nothing like that guy in the video, just simple "hi" or a small talk. The sentence, "Being talked to by a stranger is very scary" describes a feeling of a lot of women in Asian countries. Most of them are genuinely scared - being picked up is not a thing.
You see this happen to a lot of streamers in Japan. And if it happens to a lady with a livestream in her face and the guys still go for it, it clearly happens to so many women. Seem to have two very opposite types of people in Japan. Some like the guy in case 2 and some are very forward and forceful with no shame.
You guys are good at playing the victim and agitator
Men have to also be against those who have this attitude towards them too. No gender speciality. But yes, if I was being harassed like this by a woman or a man, I'd be annoyed and feeling humiliated.
When it comes to another lady being scared I'm not afraid to fight for her. I can protect myself naturally but i get this crazy i mean CRAZY adrenaline that just 😅. It's like right next to Berserk or Spartan mode. Stay close to each other ladies, but don't become paranoid. ❤❤
Having lived in Japan for a long time I think these video's are very cherry picked. I would like to know what the percentage of people who ignored this is. In my experience of the way Japanese don't want to get involved it would be about 99%
I´ll detain the perp and call the police
Why do the others just sat there like nothings happening though? 😂
Because Japan is a very reserved country and prefer to keep out of other peoples business or things that don't concern them. Especially if they don't know of the man in the suit is part of the yakuza, he was mostly covered up so you couldn't see if he had tattoos or something.
because we Japanese are educated to respect others space. We don't like to interrupt others conversation that's why.