Last grandpa’s story was kinda sad from my perspective because all he did was work in his whole life. He even said he wanted to go abroad but didn’t have any time. 😢
I think he's just showing us good responses and removed bad ones.😂 *He also did a video regarding "Impressions of the West" but never uploaded it. Cause not even a single person said a damn good thing about West.
@@cerveauy8782 He presumed that since he hasn't met many Indians in his life. Now entire world knows that We Indians are one of the most hard working, friendly and selfless people. Self obsessed people are busy bombing places around the globe and making chaos.
Ya these entire asian countries Japan China etc shamelessly copy and stole our gautam buddha and made it into Buddhism. Buddha was a hindu God just google it.
Namaste🙏🏻 To answer some of the doubts they have😅 - Firstly, the transportation here is quite good, initially it wasn't the best but now it's pretty smooth and cheap! Secondly, the food is actually filled with spices(masalas) and Japanese people, as I know, eat with less oil and less spice, so that's why the bad stomach😅 Thirdly, thanks for all the elderly uncles for being so kind towards India❤ Dhanyavaad🙏🏻
depends on the state tbh, west bengal and bihar has the worst trasportation systems ever they would probably kill u before u can even get on the bus + no traffic rules
@@NiggaxArt I live in bengal and cities like Kalyani, Durgapur,New Town, etc have good transportation system infact the villages also have better transportation too.... I don't know about Bihar thoo....
Japanese people are so kind about India... 🥺 I really like when they said merits and demerits equally about India ..❤️ As an Indian i know All indians are not nice but most people are so nice...my love is unconditional towards Japan... ❤️ By the way you're so handsome 🤪
Indian and japan have a deep root of relation..we have a lot of japanese emperor soldiers remnants in northeast still today.... We help the Japanese soldier...my grand father work for japanese emperor soldier for carrying ammo, they given em medal for his bravery... History is deep rooted
Agree and this mutual relationships is never gonna break. How we see the japnese people they seeing exactly same to us. Fastest developing country, Honest people, Hardworking people, Best culture, Best food, much more things..🙌
The 1st grandpa hasn't faced a friendly Indian but still has respect and love towards India. Hope i was that much capable to sponsor his trip to India. Hope he visits here soome day 😊.
The Last man is inspiration for me he worked hard his whole life now he has much more experience and many knowledge. He had seen 2 atomic bomb explosion worst day of entire humanity. Fought for life and country and rebuild for future generations sacrifice his life so that childrens and grandchildren can live happily and explore world. I can clearly see the regret of not exploring world not enjoying life. At his time situation were different. Remember you have one life, keep exploring keep wondering and keep helping.
Japan's infamous war to invade British india during WW2 was fought in the northeast India- Battle of Imphal(Imphal being my hometown). I don't know how many Japanese today are aware of this that many Japanese are laid to rest along with the British troops in the WW2 cemetery in imphal. People of homestate Manipur, the villagers helped Japanese troops with food during WW2...the Japanese troops tried to buy food from the villagers with Japanese currency(useless to the villagers in that time) and the Japanese troops never hurt the villagers...many died due to harsh terrain and they couldn't go back to Burma...the hills they fought are still haunted by their souls...the villagers still to these days reported sightings of Japanese troops' ghosts from time to time...Japanese Embassy officials still visit my state time to time due to the significance of Japanese troops who died here and Japanese govt have supported financially many state govt programs in my state and there's even a film based on true story "My Japanese Niece" filmed in Manipur based on the story a Japanese soldier who never returned home after WW2 and lived like a local with the villagers and its the story of his niece's journey to find his legacy and belongings(he passed away long time ago) in the village ...don't know how many Japanese are aware of how Japan's downfall in the Indian subcontinent started with their defeat in the battle of Imphal
Namoskar to my Japanese people's to the uncle's also they are really amazing it is pleasure to share your opinions on India and Indians. As we all know elders are our supreme guardian so param them🙏
*This Was Lovely, Thank You For Bringing This To Us! Elders Are So Kind, Even Though They Have Reservations (Which Is Understandable) They Are So Polite & Thoughtful Of Their Replies, I Have Heard Of Japanese Manners Rooted In The Culture Just Like Ours, But This Video Is Prime Example Of That! Thank You Again! Much Love From India.* 🙏🏼💕🇮🇳🤝🇯🇵
Almost all of those interviewed were nice enough to say good about Indians. One gentleman told that Indians do not think about others, which is very true. In general, Indians think about themselves and their family first, something no one will deny. Indians live all over the world, but obey local laws and make no troubles. I too live abroad, but whenever I visit India, I get sick too. #1 advise is drink boiled water only.
Japanese are known to work as a team and think of others over their own interest hence the uncle mentioned that Indians think of themselves -in context that they don’t access the situation or act as the Japanese around them act. His statement didn’t really mean that Indians are selfish but a mare comparison to Japanese who are way too considerate of others which obviously Indians or any other country residents aren’t.
@@induchopra3014 Asking is different than caring. Japanese people are very respectful of other people and the surroundings. They follow rules, keep the cities clean, are honest, work hard - all to ensure harmony in society. Indians are not respectful to each other. They do not follow rules, dirty the cities and have no issues with dishonesty. They work only for their own self without any social responsibility. Have you seen the way people drive on roads. Sabko sirf apna dekhna hai. Kachra Karo, thuko, road ke rules nahin follow Karo, chori Karo, corruption Karo, ek doosre ki burayi Karo aur phir bolo Mera Desh mahan.
@@Kate-bv2nq Very good explanation. Japanese work and live harmoniously within their society. Indians create trouble within their own societies by only thinking about themselves. Selfish is the right word for such behaviour. Over this no sense of social responsibility.
Some people may think it is discriminatory, but in fact, Japanese people have few opportunities to learn about India, and I hope you will forgive me for creating a prejudice against the Taj Mahal and curry However…😅 I hope that the number of Japanese who learn about India will increase, and that such prejudice will disappear and we will be able to build a good relationship with each other🇯🇵🇮🇳🙏
We also Have to learn From You about manners (like everyone have it but people don't apply in real life) to living in society peacefully, cleanliness, politeness and other things. Hope one day I can learn About Japanese culture and manners so I can Add some manners in my life.
I'm glad that my country has a good impression while also having things that it should improve. I really like the way Japanese people speak, they're polite and their tone makes you feel very comfortable!
Hello. I'm indian who lives in japan from last half and year. As per my experience old japanese are quite impressive about indians. Whenever I get interacted with elder people I realised that they've lots of stereotypical thoughts about indians not bad but good. Like they thought indians are smart, work in japan as IT professional (I'm an IT professional) but not every indian. Once a 67 year grandpa asked me to take picture with their grandchildren because I'm tall girl with big eyes and looks very smart. I'd really get confused because this is first time I got in incident like this😅. And when I tell about my background they'd get more curious and they also impressed by me because I did speak Japanese very well. Although Japan is very well nation by people
I have always wanted to visit japan. I have high regards for Japan. I grew up watching Samurai and Ninjas and Feudal era documentaries and pop culture stuffs including anime.
I think they have senior have presented with genuine comments some are good some bad which are mostly relatable and 100 % genius Unlike today's generation with social media influence Arigato for your review we should always try to better ourselves love from 🇮🇳
Really got to appreciate everyone in this video they have basic knowledge about India and take stereotypes as stereotypes and are open to exploring. The first man, he wanted to visit India, but experienced shitty behaviours from Indians yet he doesn't trash them. He believes not everyone would be like that. Well that is really the mindset of a global citizen. PS: I'm an Indian, don't come at the comment thinking it's racist comment from a foreigner Indian keyboard warriors
Namaste to all Japanese brothers and sisters watching this, we have many problems in our country still but we are working to improve them, India is not perfect in any scene, nor we have rules and regulations applicable in some parts of our country it's like wild west of 18th century but we are improving..and also trying to make it safe and enjoyable for everyone. it's a very diverse place with lots i mean a lot of history which you guys don't know.
@@lxneomff2481 arey nahi bhai haat say khana to achi baat hay...may to hum wo jo kachra khai bhi phek detay hnay...khai bhi thuk detay hnay usko khe rha tha...
India has a very different history than Japan. We got open freedom and over-democracy just after liberation from the British, while most of our population was illiterate. Instead of enforcing strict rules, regulations and mannerisms like the Japanese government, the Indian government after independence enforced no rules at all.
Though they aren't fully aware of India's development, i really love how they are so calmly answering without trying to mock/degrade India. This is why we love Japan more than any other country ❤
As a Proud Indian ...i certainly agree with the facts.... But yes..we are working on social hygiene...and. I believe social media will have great influence in cleanliness part...❤
People who have never been there think it's this land of culture and spirituality where you can go to "find yourself". A lot of folks who have actually been there realize that it's just overcrowded, polluted, very noisy, full of poverty, bad smells, folks who will try to rip you off when they see you're a foreigner, and creepy men who stare down foreign women, sometimes worse.
Amazed to see your video on India and its people. I feel people of Japan know much less about India and Indian People. However I should salute you for your amazing try. Keep it up and show more about Indian people in Japan and their eating habits too. whether they have changed their eating habits or not. love from America
First of all, thank you *_Soichiro_* for bringing us the honest opinions of these very wise elderly people of Japan. You've done a great job. I'm disappointed to hear the first uncle's views on Indians. He talks highly of India but has presented his honest opinions on Indians in Japan I think. He's old and wise enough to put forward a straight point of view. I respect his views and hope other Indians in Japan, if they're watching this, correct their behavior. Like he said, maybe not everyone is like that, but sure enough if he's noticed the trend, then there's probably quite a few people behaving like that. Indian culture, like Japanese culture teaches politeness and being well behaved. A lot of the values in both the cultures are shared. But I'm afraid that the people are distancing themselves or going away from the culture a lot and that is the root cause why they start behaving like this. I sure hope this changes in the future.
But I proud of India that animals can roam everywhere and uncaged . Atleast they don't wait for death in the government cages . Because in many countries when no one adopt the stray animals they killed them . But yes indian government should manage the animals and keep them safely in a safe place if it is not possible then it is good that stray animals move freely everywhere.
Nice to watch elders giving their views.They should come to india to see new India, India from the vision of Rajivji Gandhi,flourished by our current great PM Narendra Modiji.🙏
India is very diverse you can't judge India by seeing just 1% of it. India is like holding 28+ countries into it. Each state of India is equal to country. Comparing to other countries.
I have never been to JAPAN. All i know is from various media , which i believe is over 90% true. From this what i gain is that Japanese are very hard working, punctual, subtle ( forgetting the past history) , well disciplined and love food . 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
The 1st person accurately evaluated us ,Indians when he said Indians think only about themselves. But they will adhere to the laws and rules of foreign countries, though they wont in their own country. I would suggest the Indians who dont abide by traffic and societal rules, take appropriate steps to discipline them.
As a french i understand india and japan has good political and diplomatic relationship. India also trains it's fighter pilots with the japanese air force.
The animals are freely roaming also becoz the animals have every much a right to this planet as us humans. It is not correct to cage every animal. That has to be taken into account even while conservation efforts for the Tiger abd Lion....... RESPECT FOR ALL LIVING 😊
No brother the thing is congrez ruled for 70y if same party ruling a country also currupted one after independence they never throw out invadeers proof we are learning mughlaz thing same law of Britishers ,anthem no awareness 0 investment on infrastructure no job poverty increase PPL throw garbage increase violance gov did 0 awareness I totally blame on congrez as bjp came I feel lot of changes in just 9years please come to gurugram up is most spritual place still congrez gave properties to muslim to made mosque not anywhere but just behind every temple up is changing alot now
Here's a glance th-cam.com/users/shorts1rgKAzGFEws?si=AVNAYGuvkvgYYbzT PPL are not throwing garbage after seeing so clean places as gov is really investing on infrastructure and gujrat,up mp is working fast as well as congrez moved to south we PPL watching so negetive news whole south never came on controversy before but now south changing to north wait some more years like north PPL thought sikh,kashmiri genocide, dividing in caste system is fine south thinking supporting Pak and congrez doing Dravidian and Aryan is fine
Everywhere I have seen Indians smiling widely at everyone. Hardly seen anyone downcast. Bharatiya here and have worked in three continents. Indians are respected as the best professionals out there. Have learnt many things from our own people than from someone abroad. Of course a few things here and there but the teachings and experience of our own is startlingly high.
@@TheB657 Sure maybe in your line of work. I've been living in America's for the last 8yrs, I hear same complaints from others. If you are interested search Quora.
2:50 Indians don't smile much after seeing Japanese because Japanese people are extremely rude to Indians! I lived in Japan for around 1.5 years, and I always got the vibe from all the Japanese people that they don't think of us Indians as worthy of love, friendship, and equal treatment and they put us into stereotypes like poor, curry eater, etc! On my 2nd day in Japan, I attended one Matsuri festival back in April 2018, We were standing in a long queue I asked one Japanese girl(who might be in her 20s or something) about the importance of Matsuri in English, and she said she doesn't know English. Then, I noticed that one European guy came and asked the same question to that Japanese girl and she started explaining the importance of the Matsuri to the guy in fluent English! I was flabbergasted by this behavior! Also, If I sit in a subway near Japanese people, they just stand up and leave(Many of my black friends also have this experience) Why would anyone smile back at you if you behave so rudely to them? To all the Japanese people, please remember that your country is getting old, and India is still young and gaining power, it'll be extremely powerful in the next 10 years(It's already the fifth largest economy and not a poor country anymore), if you are still behaving so rudely with Indians like this, such behavior will come and bite you hard one day!
It's the same in India. People treat white people better than black people. Anyway, Indians usually don't want to learn or assimilate with the local culture. Of course, there will always be a wall between Indian and a Japanese in that case.
@@allindiaprowrestling8676 India is doing just fine as well, growing in power and mighty as f! No country gets impacted by a single ethnicity! India will do just fine as well, if all Japanese people leave India~50,000 of them! In the same way japan will do just fine if all Indians leave~ 40,000 of them. It's all about mutual respect!
I am impressed by the work standard of Japanese people....But, I feel bad for them also.... The old Uncle in the last hadn't travelled and work all his life.... I felt bad for him.
in 6:36 the subtitles is showing "Bengali" for bangladeshis. Bengali comunity belongs to large proption in India too, and over decades both the comunities ind both the contry developed different culture and sentiments. So, to avoid any confusion, edit the caption. p.s. : no promotion of superiority.
मैंने आदरणीय बड़े जनों की प्रतिक्रियाएं सुनी उनके उत्तर भारत के विषय में बहुत सकारात्मक तो नही कहूंगा क्योंकि भारत अभी विकासशील देश है हमें अभी भी बहुत प्रगति करना बाकी है विकसित राष्ट्र बनने के लिए, मैं ये भी बताना चाहूंगा कि वर्तमान सरकार इंफ्रास्ट्रक्चर को बहुत ध्यान में कार्य कर रही है एवं अन्य क्षेत्रों मे भी काम जारी है क्योंकि वर्तमान सरकार को भारत अपने स्वतंत्रता दिवस के १०० वर्ष तक जो २०४७ में है तब तक भारत विकसित हो जाए। वीडियो बहुत अच्छा है मैंने वीडियो शेयर किया अपने मित्रों को। जय हिंद जय भारत वंदेमातरम
Alll these ppl are so intelligent with the answers. It's unreal compared to how say Americans would answer a question like this. Even when they talk about the negative things they come off intelligent and fair.
That's right, Indian's are conservative and do not smile on the roads or greet an unknown person. It may seem odd for some but its okay for few. But Indians are hospitable to the core.
I would just like to correct one point.Indians are one of the warmest people around. They dont smile because they think it will be intruding. But if you talk to them, you'll realize a complete difference in your opinion :) And yeah..Indians kind of dont care about what others might think. They do what the situation feels is right. But if they are told about something, then they take care. Thats mostly the case, not 100%. Love from an indian girl
It’s like what the third or the fourth guy said- we can’t pin point who’s Indian who’s not. I look like a Filipino but I’m Indian and people assume I’m a hafu. So we can’t generalize and say they all have bad manners etc. cause when you look from afar without interacting with someone- you could be assuming their entire identity wrong. If we ever cross ways, your first guess will never be I’m from India!
I saw some younger ones giving their opinion and they were more indifferent unable to come up with anything other than food and curry. The older ones seem to have more idea about India and are more direct and to the point, no bs, saying what they think is right according to them and not trying to please or offend anyone.
Such a mature talk, no hate no racism.
Love from india brother .
He filtered all the racism. 90% of Japanese people hate Indians. I study in Japan and I know the reality.
What type of racism bro?? Infrastructural?
Why do you guys make food with dirty bare hands
@@JagerbombsLetsGo muslims do these kind of acts .. Allah followers
Last grandpa’s story was kinda sad from my perspective because all he did was work in his whole life. He even said he wanted to go abroad but didn’t have any time. 😢
今日、寿司屋に行ったけど、インドの男性の店員さんが頑張って働いていてなんか嬉しくなった
मला खूप आनंद होते की भारतीय मुल चे लोक विदेशात आणि जपान मध्ये आपले कामासाठी आणि परिश्रम साठी प्रसिद्ध आहेत.
கடினமாக உழைக்கும் இந்தியர்களுக்கு பாராட்டுகள்
I think he's just showing us good responses and removed bad ones.😂
*He also did a video regarding "Impressions of the West" but never uploaded it. Cause not even a single person said a damn good thing about West.
No
It literally says right there that Indians are more self-involved & don't think about others. Did u even watch the video?
@@cerveauy8782 He presumed that since he hasn't met many Indians in his life.
Now entire world knows that We Indians are one of the most hard working, friendly and selfless people.
Self obsessed people are busy bombing places around the globe and making chaos.
May be
@@Rishabh-Dev I got what you said, and i totally agree😂😂
India and Japan share a lot of culture too. I'm glad they have so many positive things to say 💖
You should show your respect before you comment… ye cow 💩 lover
Different is Japanese are respected worldwide....whereas some country mark indians are bad tourist
@@weingkham4033 Indian just make the whole south Asians look very very bad
India is the worst among bad countries.
Ya these entire asian countries Japan China etc shamelessly copy and stole our gautam buddha and made it into Buddhism. Buddha was a hindu God just google it.
Namaste🙏🏻
To answer some of the doubts they have😅 -
Firstly, the transportation here is quite good, initially it wasn't the best but now it's pretty smooth and cheap!
Secondly, the food is actually filled with spices(masalas) and Japanese people, as I know, eat with less oil and less spice, so that's why the bad stomach😅
Thirdly, thanks for all the elderly uncles for being so kind towards India❤
Dhanyavaad🙏🏻
depends on the state tbh, west bengal and bihar has the worst trasportation systems ever they would probably kill u before u can even get on the bus + no traffic rules
@@HADESthe3RD who told west bengal has bad transportation system?
Agar bihaar aur bengal mai do din inhe chor diya bhag ayenge waha sai 😂
@@NiggaxArt 😂😂
@@NiggaxArt I live in bengal and cities like Kalyani, Durgapur,New Town, etc have good transportation system infact the villages also have better transportation too.... I don't know about Bihar thoo....
The last gentleman was the most honest . Never took a leave in his work life😮
Japanese people are so kind about India... 🥺 I really like when they said merits and demerits equally about India ..❤️ As an Indian i know All indians are not nice but most people are so nice...my love is unconditional towards Japan... ❤️
By the way you're so handsome 🤪
your username kinda suits you heh
インド人はあまり食肉を食べないんですか？
Thanks that's why i chose that name...😊
@@tansyoo we india has most number of vegetarian in the world
@@tansyoo yes Muslims eat meat in india and veg too
All such nice, educated, intelligent people. Tells a lot about japanese culture and their awareness of the world. ❤
Indian and japan have a deep root of relation..we have a lot of japanese emperor soldiers remnants in northeast still today....
We help the Japanese soldier...my grand father work for japanese emperor soldier for carrying ammo, they given em medal for his bravery...
History is deep rooted
Agree and this mutual relationships is never gonna break. How we see the japnese people they seeing exactly same to us. Fastest developing country, Honest people, Hardworking people, Best culture, Best food, much more things..🙌
The 1st grandpa hasn't faced a friendly Indian but still has respect and love towards India. Hope i was that much capable to sponsor his trip to India. Hope he visits here soome day 😊.
Made me emotional. I don’t have my grandfather anymore. As an Indian, I want to say, thank you.
I liked these interview with elders, very humble, genuine and it comes from their life experienced. watching now from Philippines 😊
The Last man is inspiration for me he worked hard his whole life now he has much more experience and many knowledge. He had seen 2 atomic bomb explosion worst day of entire humanity. Fought for life and country and rebuild for future generations sacrifice his life so that childrens and grandchildren can live happily and explore world. I can clearly see the regret of not exploring world not enjoying life. At his time situation were different. Remember you have one life, keep exploring keep wondering and keep helping.
Japan's infamous war to invade British india during WW2 was fought in the northeast India- Battle of Imphal(Imphal being my hometown). I don't know how many Japanese today are aware of this that many Japanese are laid to rest along with the British troops in the WW2 cemetery in imphal. People of homestate Manipur, the villagers helped Japanese troops with food during WW2...the Japanese troops tried to buy food from the villagers with Japanese currency(useless to the villagers in that time) and the Japanese troops never hurt the villagers...many died due to harsh terrain and they couldn't go back to Burma...the hills they fought are still haunted by their souls...the villagers still to these days reported sightings of Japanese troops' ghosts from time to time...Japanese Embassy officials still visit my state time to time due to the significance of Japanese troops who died here and Japanese govt have supported financially many state govt programs in my state and there's even a film based on true story "My Japanese Niece" filmed in Manipur based on the story a Japanese soldier who never returned home after WW2 and lived like a local with the villagers and its the story of his niece's journey to find his legacy and belongings(he passed away long time ago) in the village ...don't know how many Japanese are aware of how Japan's downfall in the Indian subcontinent started with their defeat in the battle of Imphal
Very interesting. Thanks! for sharing this snippet.
Thank you so much for sharing this.... I wasn't fully aware!
Is situation in Manipur okay
I have heard that 3 tribes in Manipur are fighting, I hope that it gets settled down very soon
Ahhh that INA ....Japan army was not there it was of Indians
Sochiro, really nice to hear that..... japanese are very humble people.
Be in connect
Namoskar to my Japanese people's to the uncle's also they are really amazing it is pleasure to share your opinions on India and Indians. As we all know elders are our supreme guardian so param them🙏
Lots of respect for these elders😊
*This Was Lovely, Thank You For Bringing This To Us! Elders Are So Kind, Even Though They Have Reservations (Which Is Understandable) They Are So Polite & Thoughtful Of Their Replies, I Have Heard Of Japanese Manners Rooted In The Culture Just Like Ours, But This Video Is Prime Example Of That! Thank You Again! Much Love From India.* 🙏🏼💕🇮🇳🤝🇯🇵
Almost all of those interviewed were nice enough to say good about Indians. One gentleman told that Indians do not think about others, which is very true. In general, Indians think about themselves and their family first, something no one will deny. Indians live all over the world, but obey local laws and make no troubles.
I too live abroad, but whenever I visit India, I get sick too. #1 advise is drink boiled water only.
Indians,think of everyone. See how we ask tourists how they are. Its not others culture. They don't ask,or care.
That is why GURUKUL system was needed which was taken away from Indians!
Japanese are known to work as a team and think of others over their own interest hence the uncle mentioned that Indians think of themselves -in context that they don’t access the situation or act as the Japanese around them act. His statement didn’t really mean that Indians are selfish but a mare comparison to Japanese who are way too considerate of others which obviously Indians or any other country residents aren’t.
@@induchopra3014 Asking is different than caring.
Japanese people are very respectful of other people and the surroundings. They follow rules, keep the cities clean, are honest, work hard - all to ensure harmony in society.
Indians are not respectful to each other. They do not follow rules, dirty the cities and have no issues with dishonesty. They work only for their own self without any social responsibility. Have you seen the way people drive on roads.
Sabko sirf apna dekhna hai. Kachra Karo, thuko, road ke rules nahin follow Karo, chori Karo, corruption Karo, ek doosre ki burayi Karo aur phir bolo Mera Desh mahan.
@@Kate-bv2nq Very good explanation. Japanese work and live harmoniously within their society.
Indians create trouble within their own societies by only thinking about themselves. Selfish is the right word for such behaviour. Over this no sense of social responsibility.
Some people may think it is discriminatory, but in fact, Japanese people have few opportunities to learn about India, and I hope you will forgive me for creating a prejudice against the Taj Mahal and curry However…😅 I hope that the number of Japanese who learn about India will increase, and that such prejudice will disappear and we will be able to build a good relationship with each other🇯🇵🇮🇳🙏
We also Have to learn From You about manners (like everyone have it but people don't apply in real life) to living in society peacefully, cleanliness, politeness and other things.
Hope one day I can learn About Japanese culture and manners so I can Add some manners in my life.
No still Japanese are more polite 😊
I was very touched by the last elderly gentleman who worked all his life without taking a day off and hence was never able to travel.
I'm glad that my country has a good impression while also having things that it should improve. I really like the way Japanese people speak, they're polite and their tone makes you feel very comfortable!
I like your interviews, they are frank and true opinions, which is good.
Hello. I'm indian who lives in japan from last half and year. As per my experience old japanese are quite impressive about indians. Whenever I get interacted with elder people I realised that they've lots of stereotypical thoughts about indians not bad but good. Like they thought indians are smart, work in japan as IT professional (I'm an IT professional) but not every indian.
Once a 67 year grandpa asked me to take picture with their grandchildren because I'm tall girl with big eyes and looks very smart.
I'd really get confused because this is first time I got in incident like this😅. And when I tell about my background they'd get more curious and they also impressed by me because I did speak Japanese very well. Although Japan is very well nation by people
I have always wanted to visit japan. I have high regards for Japan. I grew up watching Samurai and Ninjas and Feudal era documentaries and pop culture stuffs including anime.
I think they have senior have presented with genuine comments some are good some bad which are mostly relatable and 100 % genius
Unlike today's generation with social media influence
Arigato for your review we should always try to better ourselves love from 🇮🇳
I Love the first elder he points out thinks we can improve on! thank you!
Really got to appreciate everyone in this video they have basic knowledge about India and take stereotypes as stereotypes and are open to exploring. The first man, he wanted to visit India, but experienced shitty behaviours from Indians yet he doesn't trash them. He believes not everyone would be like that. Well that is really the mindset of a global citizen.
PS: I'm an Indian, don't come at the comment thinking it's racist comment from a foreigner Indian keyboard warriors
Great. Being an Indian, I enjoyed your video much. You are welcome to India, and let us ask people here about Japan. Thank you.
Thanks for making a video on india.
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Namaste to all Japanese brothers and sisters watching this, we have many problems in our country still but we are working to improve them, India is not perfect in any scene, nor we have rules and regulations applicable in some parts of our country it's like wild west of 18th century but we are improving..and also trying to make it safe and enjoyable for everyone. it's a very diverse place with lots i mean a lot of history which you guys don't know.
This is the best comment.
As an Indian i agree... our eating and driving manners r not atall good...we litter a lot....we need to learn a lot from Japanese people 👍🇮🇳💪🇯🇵
Kyu bhai haath se khana bura hai kya 😢
@@lxneomff2481 arey nahi bhai haat say khana to achi baat hay...may to hum wo jo kachra khai bhi phek detay hnay...khai bhi thuk detay hnay usko khe rha tha...
India has a very different history than Japan. We got open freedom and over-democracy just after liberation from the British, while most of our population was illiterate. Instead of enforcing strict rules, regulations and mannerisms like the Japanese government, the Indian government after independence enforced no rules at all.
@@kindofanmol 😂😂😂😂acha bhana h bhai gandigi ko justify krne ka
Chalo hum apna pechwada pani se toh dote hai
great video - unbiased opinion. I like the honesty of Japanese people.
We Indians are mostly self-centred, but when our country gets in trouble, only god can save our enemies.
Though they aren't fully aware of India's development, i really love how they are so calmly answering without trying to mock/degrade India. This is why we love Japan more than any other country ❤
Hoping this good people live upto 200 years 🙏 ❤️ 🇯🇵
India needs to learn so much from Japan
As a Proud Indian ...i certainly agree with the facts.... But yes..we are working on social hygiene...and. I believe social media will have great influence in cleanliness part...❤
インド人は非常に勤勉で知的で、素晴らしい文明の歴史を持っています。また、とても早く成長しています☀️
Indians have great regard for Japanese.Japanese are very sincere and humble.
People who have never been there think it's this land of culture and spirituality where you can go to "find yourself".
A lot of folks who have actually been there realize that it's just overcrowded, polluted, very noisy, full of poverty, bad smells, folks who will try to rip you off when they see you're a foreigner, and creepy men who stare down foreign women, sometimes worse.
Amazed to see your video on India and its people. I feel people of Japan know much less about India and Indian People. However I should salute you for your amazing try. Keep it up and show more about Indian people in Japan and their eating habits too. whether they have changed their eating habits or not. love from America
Namaste 🙏
Thank you for doing this video.
First of all, thank you *_Soichiro_* for bringing us the honest opinions of these very wise elderly people of Japan. You've done a great job.
I'm disappointed to hear the first uncle's views on Indians. He talks highly of India but has presented his honest opinions on Indians in Japan I think. He's old and wise enough to put forward a straight point of view. I respect his views and hope other Indians in Japan, if they're watching this, correct their behavior. Like he said, maybe not everyone is like that, but sure enough if he's noticed the trend, then there's probably quite a few people behaving like that. Indian culture, like Japanese culture teaches politeness and being well behaved. A lot of the values in both the cultures are shared. But I'm afraid that the people are distancing themselves or going away from the culture a lot and that is the root cause why they start behaving like this. I sure hope this changes in the future.
I don't know why but I feel so proud when he said animals are not in cage 😅🤗💝
Pure respect for these elders 🙏
Nice to see.about Japan people thought about India
I love Japan. I want to see Japan with a closer look
Japanese are very disciplined in almost everything. That's why they are ahead of us.
But I proud of India that animals can roam everywhere and uncaged . Atleast they don't wait for death in the government cages . Because in many countries when no one adopt the stray animals they killed them . But yes indian government should manage the animals and keep them safely in a safe place if it is not possible then it is good that stray animals move freely everywhere.
I love Japan ❤❤❤
Nice to watch elders giving their views.They should come to india to see new India, India from the vision of Rajivji Gandhi,flourished by our current great PM Narendra Modiji.🙏
India is very diverse you can't judge India by seeing just 1% of it. India is like holding 28+ countries into it. Each state of India is equal to country. Comparing to other countries.
We are friends 🇮🇳🤝🇯🇵.
Mr Shinzo Abe did help in India for infrastructure.
I have never been to JAPAN. All i know is from various media , which i believe is over 90% true. From this what i gain is that Japanese are very hard working, punctual, subtle ( forgetting the past history) , well disciplined and love food . 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Namaste, amazing interview.
The 1st person accurately evaluated us ,Indians when he said Indians think only about themselves. But they will adhere to the laws and rules of foreign countries, though they wont in their own country. I would suggest the Indians who dont abide by traffic and societal rules, take appropriate steps to discipline them.
really loved the first guy 😁
Japan will forever have a friend in India.
Really cool video, super interesting to have elder point of view
As a french i understand india and japan has good political and diplomatic relationship. India also trains it's fighter pilots with the japanese air force.
Love from India 💖
I have many Japanese people interview most of Japanese aren't ignorant and nor biased they talk facts and honestly give openions.
the first guy nailed it : )
நன்றி 🙏🙏🙏👍
Great video content. Just subscribed 👍
The animals are freely roaming also becoz the animals have every much a right to this planet as us humans. It is not correct to cage every animal. That has to be taken into account even while conservation efforts for the Tiger abd Lion....... RESPECT FOR ALL LIVING 😊
Sad to hear about the last person - Ive only been working for my whole life no chance to travel
Last 1200 years invasions made north indians rude , before we were most polite people , south indians are still very polite
No brother the thing is congrez ruled for 70y if same party ruling a country also currupted one after independence they never throw out invadeers proof we are learning mughlaz thing same law of Britishers ,anthem no awareness 0 investment on infrastructure no job poverty increase PPL throw garbage increase violance gov did 0 awareness I totally blame on congrez as bjp came I feel lot of changes in just 9years please come to gurugram up is most spritual place still congrez gave properties to muslim to made mosque not anywhere but just behind every temple up is changing alot now
Here's a glance th-cam.com/users/shorts1rgKAzGFEws?si=AVNAYGuvkvgYYbzT
PPL are not throwing garbage after seeing so clean places as gov is really investing on infrastructure and gujrat,up mp is working fast as well as congrez moved to south we PPL watching so negetive news whole south never came on controversy before but now south changing to north wait some more years like north PPL thought sikh,kashmiri genocide, dividing in caste system is fine south thinking supporting Pak and congrez doing Dravidian and Aryan is fine
1:50 - Indian Color Bus :D
Right about manners!!
i love you japanese people.. more than anyone else...
We should definitely start smiling more. We should try to connect with other cultures more.
Japanese tourists don't smile,don't talk,sit alone. They themselves are loners. But if you talk,they are nice. But not seen smiling japanese
@@induchopra3014 and yet they feel we're less smiling!
Everywhere I have seen Indians smiling widely at everyone. Hardly seen anyone downcast. Bharatiya here and have worked in three continents. Indians are respected as the best professionals out there. Have learnt many things from our own people than from someone abroad. Of course a few things here and there but the teachings and experience of our own is startlingly high.
@@induchopra3014 And they expect us to smile ! While we do that all the time and that would be odd in Japan.
@@TheB657 Sure maybe in your line of work. I've been living in America's for the last 8yrs, I hear same complaints from others. If you are interested search Quora.
yup we too have some shortcomings..will fix them.😊😊 No hate plz
Honest responses.
Great to see about Japanese view about Indian and our people. Always Indo Japan relationship would go beyond the expected level. コンテンツは良いっす。。。
Thanks!
2:50 Indians don't smile much after seeing Japanese because Japanese people are extremely rude to Indians!
I lived in Japan for around 1.5 years, and I always got the vibe from all the Japanese people that they don't think of us Indians as worthy of love, friendship, and equal treatment and they put us into stereotypes like poor, curry eater, etc!
On my 2nd day in Japan, I attended one Matsuri festival back in April 2018, We were standing in a long queue I asked one Japanese girl(who might be in her 20s or something) about the importance of Matsuri in English, and she said she doesn't know English.
Then, I noticed that one European guy came and asked the same question to that Japanese girl and she started explaining the importance of the Matsuri to the guy in fluent English! I was flabbergasted by this behavior!
Also, If I sit in a subway near Japanese people, they just stand up and leave(Many of my black friends also have this experience)
Why would anyone smile back at you if you behave so rudely to them?
To all the Japanese people, please remember that your country is getting old, and India is still young and gaining power, it'll be extremely powerful in the next 10 years(It's already the fifth largest economy and not a poor country anymore), if you are still behaving so rudely with Indians like this, such behavior will come and bite you hard one day!
It's the same in India. People treat white people better than black people.
Anyway, Indians usually don't want to learn or assimilate with the local culture. Of course, there will always be a wall between Indian and a Japanese in that case.
@Hella Japan will do just fine without you.
@Hella Far more people care about how Japan does than how you do.
@@allindiaprowrestling8676 India is doing just fine as well, growing in power and mighty as f! No country gets impacted by a single ethnicity! India will do just fine as well, if all Japanese people leave India~50,000 of them! In the same way japan will do just fine if all Indians leave~ 40,000 of them. It's all about mutual respect!
@@allindiaprowrestling8676 Then why world is not reacting when Japanese economy is tumbling now and after birth rates are on the record low?
日本人: 手で食べますか
Me : いいえ 口でたべます😐
I am impressed by the work standard of Japanese people....But, I feel bad for them also.... The old Uncle in the last hadn't travelled and work all his life.... I felt bad for him.
He did say that's how he liked it.
in 6:36 the subtitles is showing "Bengali" for bangladeshis. Bengali comunity belongs to large proption in India too, and over decades both the comunities ind both the contry developed different culture and sentiments. So, to avoid any confusion, edit the caption.
p.s. : no promotion of superiority.
8:08 that's rare, only few japanese keep mustache in post war japan
The first guy said the truth.
🥰🥰🥰 from india
मैंने आदरणीय बड़े जनों की प्रतिक्रियाएं सुनी उनके उत्तर भारत के विषय में बहुत सकारात्मक तो नही कहूंगा क्योंकि भारत अभी विकासशील देश है हमें अभी भी बहुत प्रगति करना बाकी है विकसित राष्ट्र बनने के लिए, मैं ये भी बताना चाहूंगा कि वर्तमान सरकार इंफ्रास्ट्रक्चर को बहुत ध्यान में कार्य कर रही है एवं अन्य क्षेत्रों मे भी काम जारी है क्योंकि वर्तमान सरकार को भारत अपने स्वतंत्रता दिवस के १०० वर्ष तक जो २०४७ में है तब तक भारत विकसित हो जाए। वीडियो बहुत अच्छा है मैंने वीडियो शेयर किया अपने मित्रों को।
जय हिंद जय भारत वंदेमातरम
As a indian I respect Japan most out of any other countries
Alll these ppl are so intelligent with the answers. It's unreal compared to how say Americans would answer a question like this. Even when they talk about the negative things they come off intelligent and fair.
India 🤝 Japan ❤
INDIA AND JAPAN 🥰🥰WE ARE FRIENDS
Am from india and we majority love japan and japanese people.! And you look so cute and tall💖💖
That's right, Indian's are conservative and do not smile on the roads or greet an unknown person. It may seem odd for some but its okay for few. But Indians are hospitable to the core.
I ask my fellow Indians please behave yourself when in japan or any other country.
I would just like to correct one point.Indians are one of the warmest people around. They dont smile because they think it will be intruding. But if you talk to them, you'll realize a complete difference in your opinion :)
And yeah..Indians kind of dont care about what others might think. They do what the situation feels is right. But if they are told about something, then they take care. Thats mostly the case, not 100%. Love from an indian girl
🇮🇳本当にありがとうごさいました❤
Useful vedios ❤️
I selected kanagawa prefecture
Tsurumaki onsen hospital
On April I'm coming to🇯🇵
💐Thanks for your useful 💐
Thank you!
Good luck!
I live in Kanagawa.
Let me correct the mistake 1:03 Buddha was born in Nepal not from India sir 🙏😒
It’s like what the third or the fourth guy said- we can’t pin point who’s Indian who’s not. I look like a Filipino but I’m Indian and people assume I’m a hafu. So we can’t generalize and say they all have bad manners etc. cause when you look from afar without interacting with someone- you could be assuming their entire identity wrong. If we ever cross ways, your first guess will never be I’m from India!
Subscribed ur channel after watched this video. Luv from India 🇮🇳
I saw some younger ones giving their opinion and they were more indifferent unable to come up with anything other than food and curry. The older ones seem to have more idea about India and are more direct and to the point, no bs, saying what they think is right according to them and not trying to please or offend anyone.
Indian kids love Japanese Anime a lot. We Indians also love Toyota Honda and Suzuki cars ❤.
I honestly never expected this. They know quite a lot about India😁.