Actually, everyone who has done so all say the same thing. Gettysburg there is the hardest part. Once you have established yourself it becomes affordable. Especially, if you live in the suburbs and don't buy a car. Cathy may be able to confirm this. Cathy...?
This one might date me a bit, but when I first arrived in Japan back in 2000 all the foreigners (from Western countries anyway) had an encyclopedic knowledge of which convenience stores had toilets with seats and which ones had squats.
You know you've been living in Japan a while when you stop noticing the music played over the speakers all over town that happens at sunset (to remind kids to go home). PS the vans with speakers are annoying but I thought the helicopter with speakers was a bit ridiculous... and yes, that really happened.
Hey Cathy, what's the thing that you're still find it surprising in Japan? I've been living here in Tokyo for over a decade, and the thing that still surprise me is that a LOT of companies in here still using a FAX MACHINE ! 😁😁
I lived in FLA and can confirm that fact. However, I moved back to New Hampshire for medical reasons. Here, the mosquitoes are large enough to have TAIL NUMBERS!
@@steveforbes7718 Are those N numbered or C numbered?... It makes a difference! The C numbered are friendlier, and say "Excuse me" before biting you, and "Thank you" after.
You should come visit Arizona. Except also I got one of those annoying little bone slivers in my food yesterday, even more annoying than a mosquito, so be careful of those, although you probably eat a little different out there, I eat lots of ramen though, lol.
Napolitan was brought to Japan by Americans.. this is what Japanese told me As an Italian, I can definitely say that it’s NOT an Italian pasta, we don’t have a “napolitan” version of pasta lol
hey cathy cat you already have a few years of life in japan you are already half japanese and half german you are no longer a foreigner you went to a country so different in general compared to germany. schon video cathy cat 😁😁😁😁
you don't find it strange adults riding on the pavement. when one of richest countries in the world, people ride so many awful bikes, up such steep hills.
Richness does not correlate to stupid, in whatever way. You don't need a $1000 bike for riding. No one uses bikes more than the Netherlands, and they have a LOT of cheap 1 gear bikes. Called "Oma fiets"
Almost everyone rides on the pavement in Tokyo, because regulations allow it (provided you "feel unsafe" on the road, which... well, trying to prove anyone otherwise might be challenging). Most people cycle relatively short distances, and at a leisurely pace, so there's little incentive to get anything shiny and expensive, so long as it gets you places. Most bikes I see are in very decent repair, and many people ride electric bikes these days -- they're just more of a Toyota Corolla than a Ferrari.
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i love that half of these facts are just the word "Hello"
When you have to hit that word count in an essay 🤣
imagine if everyone that tells a stereotype about you, you pull out a waifu wrapped in tentacles and gift it to them.
She says "comment below if I missed something" as if I had the money to live in Japan 😭💔
Actually, everyone who has done so all say the same thing. Gettysburg there is the hardest part. Once you have established yourself it becomes affordable. Especially, if you live in the suburbs and don't buy a car.
Cathy may be able to confirm this. Cathy...?
37: you feel lost if there’s no vending machine nearby when you get thirsty.
Big lol @ Cathy when she said she just says yes when asked about beer!!!
37 - if you're from a western country and live in japan for a long time, you got used to letting people who are in hurry to pass by your right side
That's pretty much a norm in a lot of western countries too or at least in most European countries. Fast traffic moves on the left, even on foot.
@@mr.2083 Oh, my bad!
I meant by the right side
I`ll fix that
2:06 but you are a cat in Japan already Cathy
The thing is I'm not living in japan but I subconsciously did 80% of the things from my childhood
I live in Jamaica and alot of these things I can relate to😂😂
This one might date me a bit, but when I first arrived in Japan back in 2000 all the foreigners (from Western countries anyway) had an encyclopedic knowledge of which convenience stores had toilets with seats and which ones had squats.
What would be the top five stereotypes you have heard of if someone is from America in Japan?
You know you've been living in Japan a while when you stop noticing the music played over the speakers all over town that happens at sunset (to remind kids to go home). PS the vans with speakers are annoying but I thought the helicopter with speakers was a bit ridiculous... and yes, that really happened.
That does sound.... ineffective!
Napolitan Spaghetti is the kind of spaghetti most Filipinos are familiar with!
日本では男子は人前を通る時など、「邪魔をします」「すみません」の意味で手刀を切りますね。できるだけ人様の邪魔にならないように腰を折って。CAthyさんのジェスチャーが絶妙で、笑えました。
Japan is my love😘🇯🇵
I lived in France for 2 years. I started to add, after “l’m from Texas,” “and no, I don’t have a gun or a horse.” Stereotypes... 💆🏻♂️
Hey Cathy, what's the thing that you're still find it surprising in Japan?
I've been living here in Tokyo for over a decade, and the thing that still surprise me is that a LOT of companies in here still using a FAX MACHINE ! 😁😁
Please do more a video like this one, ossu! Hahaha.😂
My love😘🇯🇵( japan)
I see more and more video like this, and feel more and more stronger to i want to be a cat in Japan!😀
4:33 Everyone who does Japanese mainland Karate says Osu for hello and goodbye
#8 was like weird Bladerunner announcements
Flashy Cat: I grew up in Florida, the mosquito is the state bird!
I feel u man 👀
I lived in FLA and can confirm that fact. However, I moved back to New Hampshire for medical reasons. Here, the mosquitoes are large enough to have TAIL NUMBERS!
@@steveforbes7718 Are those N numbered or C numbered?... It makes a difference! The C numbered are friendlier, and say "Excuse me" before biting you, and "Thank you" after.
@@jamesbromstead4949 James: I'm certain that they are only C numbered. It's a bit tough to keep track when using AA to keep them at bay. LOL
You look for the subway exit that exits on the other side of the road so you don't have to deal with Shibuya Crossing.
You have a very sweet voice, pronunciation and articulation. Cute.
ありがとうございました😊
You should come visit Arizona. Except also I got one of those annoying little bone slivers in my food yesterday, even more annoying than a mosquito, so be careful of those, although you probably eat a little different out there, I eat lots of ramen though, lol.
You’re adorable and your videos are informative as well as fun.
Napolitan was brought to Japan by Americans.. this is what Japanese told me
As an Italian, I can definitely say that it’s NOT an Italian pasta, we don’t have a “napolitan” version of pasta lol
Hey Cathy, have you been in Japan long enough to tell if someone is Japanese, Chinese, or Korean, when you see them?
4:02 wat is that? tamako... gohan..?
TKG
Tamagokake Gohan
"Where is the local Soap Land?"
That mayo roll is amazing and I'm American
Hello I’m Japanese and super accurate there.関西人なので「まいど」嬉しい
4:42 yahallo another ver.
Was ist Nummer 8
2:19 🤨 why is it a sin?
3:25 oooooh that feeling hahahaha
I don't like beer too (or can drink and alcool, in my case). I am Canadian i love Poutine! Wasn't one of the hello German ;)
Ya no ahí subtitulos en español? 😢
So sad mate
Puedes ponerlo en inglés y activar la traducción automática, funciona bastante bien
Moonie Cathy Cat must be the only Adorable Moonie fruitcase Cat in Japan just love these little videos of daily life in japan Cats style!:)NYA NYA
What about Teriyaki sauce on White Rice?
Evenin
Wirklich süßes Video !!🥰
hey cathy cat you already have a few years of life in japan you are already half japanese and half german you are no longer a foreigner you went to a country so different in general compared to germany. schon video cathy cat 😁😁😁😁
Seems like #8 wasn't planned 1:11 and just a happy accident.
Always keep safe Cathy 👌
You forgot about there being no different hair colors
I'm curious what stereotypes do they know about Hungary? 😄
Bela Lugosi and goulash! 😁
@@maralisil That's great! I wouldn't be annoyed to hear that all the time. 😄 How about Kodály?
What's up with the March and tissues?... I don't understand👀
Hay fever.
Sorry (for troubling you) and thank you (for helping me a lot)!
Napolitan spaghetti is the best
cathy/~LASV
Hi
you don't find it strange adults riding on the pavement. when one of richest countries in the world, people ride so many awful bikes, up such steep hills.
Richness does not correlate to stupid, in whatever way.
You don't need a $1000 bike for riding. No one uses bikes more than the Netherlands, and they have a LOT of cheap 1 gear bikes. Called "Oma fiets"
Almost everyone rides on the pavement in Tokyo, because regulations allow it (provided you "feel unsafe" on the road, which... well, trying to prove anyone otherwise might be challenging). Most people cycle relatively short distances, and at a leisurely pace, so there's little incentive to get anything shiny and expensive, so long as it gets you places. Most bikes I see are in very decent repair, and many people ride electric bikes these days -- they're just more of a Toyota Corolla than a Ferrari.
Nya!
I didn't even know she originated from the same country as me
Soooooooooo cuuuteeee
157 tou livedu in tha worldu toe longa
Aww... no gokigenyou... XD
37. Nyanpasu
👍
金髪染子さんですか ？
Thanks Cathy! I love that skirt! Kawaii!🥰😉👍
Tchüs?
I love her XD
Yahalo!
Why is spaghtetti with ketchup called "Napolitan"?? Why?!
It's a blasfemy!!
OMGGG
Are you single
You’re adorable and your videos are informative as well as fun.