@@shinvergil My family does it's part every day. That's offensive, judging without knowing people. And that too with a commanding attitude? Please start with yourself if you're interested in preaching and if you're already doing what you must, please teach yourself how to speak with people next.
Laurence Cornwall-Mann Dont you even know that America has the most garbage produced in the world, large amount of waste was actually came from western countries and they dumped lots of them to third world countries
@@arolemaprarath6615 only because you get chopped up for anything... Do you really want to give your government the power to openly decide how long you should live...?
@@big.d7899 plus not to mention western countries didn't let third world countries to start developing till recently so that's why they produce more waste because they had to start from scratch...
True, but as for the rest of society, we live more on an individualistic idea and not as a community as a whole. More or less like this; you can't tell me what to do and screw everyone. That town overall is a rarity.
In my town we have a waste management company that sorts through or trash and picks out the recyclables for us. So even though we put all our trash and recyclables in one bin, we are still recycling since our trash service picks it out for us.
No, every country can follow Japan's lead and start teaching citizens to live more sustainably. We need to address the problem across the world and start taking steps to put an end to our materialistic, single-use society.
That's true that some people are never taught to think about others, but if we made it a priority for sustainable projects to be taught to children at an early age, then they would grow up with this knowledge and share it with their children. We can start a cycle of positive change, we just need people to understand the consequences their actions have.
Not just that, we need courage, responsibility, deep thinking, patience, self control, creativity and balance of logic and creativity, most of all being contented, appreciate what we have and never let greed and temptation in our hearts and mind. We don't need to be rich to do these things, quite peaceful and progressive. Love the world hate the government (Like it if you agree. I'm asking for like not because i want attention, I'm asking because i need to know who agrees with it. I love the world but i hate the government)
I run a nearly zero waste restaurant in Victoria BC. The best thing I have found is that it really saves money and makes our business grow. In the last three years we have opened 2 more locations and continue to thrive. Since last year we started pushing that mentality to supplying real living wages for staff and adding more benefits, like medical, dental, we are working on bus passes and keep adding to the list of things we do.
Although it's not mentioned in the video, the town saves money by recycling versus a landfill/incineration solution. It was the economically sound choice as well as environmentally sound.
Should you ever get the chance to visit Kamikatsu I highly recommend it. Imagine an entire town that upholds the same ideas as your restaurant does. The recycling center also has a huge junk shop where everything is totally free. You could furnish an entire apartment with all the things they have in there. They also have a factory of townspeople making textile products from discarded fabrics. Check out the jacket that the Zero Waste Academy's spokesperson is wearing in the video. Congratulations on your efforts, and I wish you a successful 2018.
I hate that spoiled generation b.s I honesty only heard it twice it makes me think what b.s it is since the older generation tried so hard to make it better for everyone for years to come why call us spoiled ? It's just silly be happy that everything changed for the better
@Rendazu it's not about the generation, theres always going to be the small minority that will see this as a big burden and make a big deal about it, and have enough influence to change laws back to the way they want it.
sandra sierra The older generation are the ones that have created the damage, they didn’t work hard to improve it 🤦🏻♀️ The younger generation are the ones trying to clean up the mess of the older generation
Peter Bennett we all create damage, in fact is so collateral that it can’t even be accurately measured. The problem does not lie in a matter of generations or governments. I personally believe the problem lies within our fingers Everybody loves to blame everybody Not praises that weird guy who’s picking up trash around the street.
japan is not ahead. they have a bigger plastic and wrapping problem than lots of other countries and they actually just started to see plastic as something bad. so you can say they are 20 years behind
Sadly it won't because there are people in this world who are completely ignorant and inept to the world around them, only caring about themselves, and will dismiss anything factual that contrasts with their '' perfect world''. Humans will never change. And that's a fact.
Moshe 1967 There's always that one idea that should be taken seriously tho. It all depends but waste pollution is right next to murder in how serious it can be in the long run
@@safir2241 suicide rates increase all people become wealthier. Even in america the more rich you are the more likely u are to commit suicide. Suicide is sometimes a sign of privilege
@@alak5350 I did my research. because the wealthier the country becomes suicide rates increase. Even within countries the wealthier you become the more likely you are likely to commit suicide.
@@jol7851 The wealthy don't have a higher rate of suicide, though. The poorer ones in said country do. That's literally a fact that started out as a myth which turned out to be true. I'm not trying to be vulgar here but stop pulling things out of your ass. There are garbagemen to soldiers all the way to the politicians of the world suffering from suicidal tendencies. At some point in life money stops to matter if suicide is in your mind. Don't speak for those you think are 'privileged' because that's a bunch of bullshit.
@@alak5350 suicide is higher among americans that live in wealthy neighborhoods that's a fact. I was born into a very wealthy family and work in a law firm where we all make 6-7 figures and most of the workers here are drug addicts or alcoholics. Our company pays for people's rehab treatments. Now us wealthy people have access to top counselors and mental health medical care but that's another story. The wealthier your country the poorer and less content you feel even if you are better off than majority of the world.
I know Japan isn't perfect, but just the way it operates and the smart, creative beautiful, hardworking people are out of this world. We're lucky to have Japan, and seriously I don't think any other country has brought as much joy to the world as Japan has with its cultural exports. Thank you Japan! ありがとう日本!!! 🇯🇵
@Icantrigger you Still better than an ordinary salaryman. If a businessman is what I wanna become, then the US of A is gonna be perfect for how good ol' capitalism works there.
poop punch ehh, it’s not perfect The town I live in is the complete opposite of this town which gets me thinking, it’s called Longyearben folk bare gidd ikke å gjør noen ting, jævla turist og fuck pengene som støtter alt dette
Japan is a symbol of what we can achieve if people work together towards a shared goal that benefits everyone. The people of this town deserve a lot credit for turning things around
The first time I was in Japan, I was given a book, like 50 pages on sorting trash. Also, each type of trash is collected on different days, which mean different days to take the trash out. Also, I have to buy a special bag for each type of trash. Also, the garbage is collected about 100m away, with snows and icing paths. But after 2 months, it's not much a burden anymore.
@Bayu Ubay check out these links: www.city.tokyo-nakano.lg.jp/dept/473000/d010393_d/fil/4.pdf www.town.kutchan.hokkaido.jp/file/contents/20/2098/EnglishgaidobookH27.11.pdf
@@bayupran You can use Dimaz's links above. Mine was hard copy so I got rid of them when I left Japan. It's different for different prefecture/city, and the manual I used also contains other things like tax/insurance/health care, etc...
@@yogeshbajracharya5331 but in order to live a life like that, the people have to be mentally and physically disciplined as well. The initiation of this lifestyle was due to sense, but to sustain it one needs discipline.
First is aluminium cans recycled to aluminium cans. 2nd is the steel cans 3rd is spraying cans 4th is the metal caps -The metal items are recycled and sold as metals. 48 tonnes of total metals sold in 2014 by the total population of Kamikatsu which was ~1700. 5th is clear glass bottles 6th is white glass bottles which is melted 7th is the big bottle like the sake bottles which is washed and reused 8th is other color bottles are separated as per colors and they are melted and recycled. 9th includes glass caps or mirrors or ceramics or window glasses (not the bottles but the rest) Its crushed and downcycled and used in construction material. This process comes with a cost so the Town governing organization has to pay for this as using new material is cheap compared to reprocess expense. 10th Batteries - It is one of the most expensive and hazardous recycling materials. Metal is again used and the chemical is taken out. Solution is to use rechargeable batteries 11th, 12th and 13th are around the Light bulbs category- They separate the metal part so they are not together with glass. Use high quality LED instead and they consume less electricity compared to the regular light bulbs. Includes tube-light 14th is broken light bulbs 15th is the clean white plastic trays. other colors come in a different category. They are recycled. Better not to buy products coming in plastic packaging. Use your own box, for buying veggies, breads, meats. 16th is old clothing and curtains Kamikatsu has its Kurukuru craft center and Kurukuru shops where the fabric and accessories are upcycled to new products. So basically people in Kamikatsu can bring in whatever they don't use anymore to the shop and then leave it there. Then whoever comes to the shop can take it for free if you want it. You have to mention the kilogram weight of clothes taken or given, so that we know what is the quantity of waste created in city. 17th is paper packs for milk, juices and alcohol in Japan. Recycled as paper packs, wash it before giving at center. 18th Brown card board - recycled as card board and gets sold. 19th is newspaper - recycled and sold back as paper for newspaper. 20th magazines and small piece of paper - As magazine pages are glued together, they cant be recycled to same quality material but it is downcycled as a lower quality paper. 21st is wooden chopsticks. Some of the wooden chopsticks are brought into the paper companies to be made into paper from the wood. Rest is used as fire source. 22nd is PET plastic bottles. It cost a lot of energy for the recycling and the plastic can be only recycled once it's cleaned. Alternative is biodegradable plastic. It can be composted though it takes longer than other organic material but atleast is not a hazard. 23rd is The cap of the plastic bottles. It is recycled 24th is lighter. They are reusable - metal part can be sold & the plastic one is reused. 25th is mattress and carpets. Sleeping carpets or the mattress or normal carpets. Its difficult to recycle with all those plastic and chemicals used to fuse the material together. Buy carpets which are made from recycled materials. 26th is paper nappies/diapers both for the babies and adults. They get incinerated, get burnt separately. There is a technology of separating the materials and downcycle the paper and plastic part. But the expense involves make sense for a bigger population. Kamikatsu is producing energy through incineration. G diapers have reusable outside diaper and flush-able inside. 27th is used kitchen oil. and the plastic bottle which comes as container. Buy in your pot. And try to reuse the oil more than once in cooking. The used oil is reused in fertilizer. 28th is plastic packaging which is recycled if it is clean 29th is anything which has no alternative but burnt. Gum product. Lasers. Gum boots, bags, shoes. incineration temp is very high and it burns everything. Ash goes as landfill. 30th is all tires. People who bring tires are charged a fee so that the tires are sent to car dealers. Normally in Japan tires are collected by car factories or the car dealers then they alone are responsible for like recycling or dealing with the waste. 31 is leisure sized waste. Furniture, desks, big things are collected with a fee. They are sorted based on material. Recycled if wood, sold if metals, etc. Most of the things are re-used by other people. 32 is the electric products like refrigerators, ACs or washing machines. Giving them away comes with a fee because it gets collected by the producers but we need to pay for the collection.Most of the new ones produced are not that harmful. 33 is organic wast/ food waste - they have two options, either buy a composting machine or put your organic waste into your own farms or the gardens. People who bring the thrashed down product doesn't smell bad and within 2-3 days it becomes perfect soil. 34th is a kind of plastics or the bottles for the agriculture, which carries the greenhouse gas and agriculture chemicals.
L KTT Given that Japan is one if the most advance technological countries in the world. I would assume they have an incinerator with little to no carbon bi product.
i think it would wreak havoc instead lmao. Some are gonna think its a burden and make a fuss about it and then a riot gonna start and then damaged properties and so on. Gonna become a whole BLM riot but this time its about recycling XD
Yellow Emperor I dont really know anything about singapore but all i know is that its a micro nation. Now why would a micro nation accept trash when their country is tiny af
I think that the Japanes people are some of the most amazing people on the planet. They take pride in everything they do, they are extremely patriotic, innovative, polite and wonderful people. They love their country and will do everything possible to preserve its heritage & culture. This video is just a simple example. I love the Japanese and the way they do things.
Vade Ogabalt actually, i live in a town where recycling is implemented heavily, we get fines if we dont seperate trash. Im not saying that its perfect though, but its a start.. The only problem here in the philippines are the big cities that is next to unsaveable interms of pollution.
Jhomel Evangelista Kinda disagree. Trash just seems like it's not a problem because people didn't mind the trash in the streets. Only people used in clean and natural environments are more likely to notice. Traffic is a more noticed problem compared to trash.
J's Hoe Providing future generations clean air & Unpolluted environment are PRICELESS WEALTH... 💰 money& wealth are CONCERN of current era...loss in self values for ownself & demeaning welfare of others, : Selfishness , Greediness : Cause of Human & Planet Destruction 😔
That town is ridiculously beautiful. It's amazing how much trash you can see in a normal aerial view of almost any town in the world. This town just blends right in
Kitten Ivy agree, this is the reason why they say, the only thing which differentiates us humans from animals is - we can think and act or react. If we do not behave this way then they are not fit to be called humans, they are just animals in the body of humans.
Because Koreans are in a movement of "Discount Japan" activities and their government, academics, corporations are supporting this movement to spread hates against Japan.
Probably because "zero waste" normally doesn't mean having a thrashbin for burnable garbage. Zero waste in some parts of the world means that you go to the shop and bring your own containers. A community having a good waste recycling program is a good thing, but when you are expecting a zero waste/garbage community it can disappointing.
@@Markusaur take the initiative! start with a small community - maybe look into starting a social enterprise. there's plenty of information online about getting started with this sort of stuff
Well I am Indian. If you become prime Minister, its good. But making India a clean nation is somewhat impossible. No matter how much the government tries to impose laws based on it, it won't change. We need to change people's mindset first. Japanese people are way ahead cause they are taught discipline from their childhood.
For eg. Swatchh bharat movement.great policy by gov. But did people follow? No. There is a great influence of religion in India and many people do awful things in the name of religion.
I have my relatives who do such nasty acts and I try to educate them. But no, they are stubborn. Even my friends were like that. I have seen my teachers do such things.
It's basically very difficult to change Indians mindset but I wish you luck! You can think and try of creative ways so that it benefits nature and makes such undisciplined people also want to contribute to nature.
This is the kind of place I would love to live. Hopefully it inspires more cities to take action - and I don’t mean big cities. If every small area did its part around the world we would see the most beautiful changes. I guarantee.
We could definitely learn more about this zero waste program from them. By just looking at it, I guess it could save our environment from harmful random waste materials. Maybe... just maybe... it could
the campaign for zero waste is challenging to them at first, but these japanese people are disciplined and gets used to it easily. self discipline is the key to everything
Put heavy fines. It's either more money for the town or the town's clean. And the locals don't clean for the tourists, the tourists clean up their own litter.
Which is why recycling never works in the U.S. They've tried in my city numerous times all the no effect at all. I think it's due to the fact that it's hard to get a few hundred thousand people to do it. But maybe if they rolled it out neighborhood by neighborhood, barrio by barrio, and village by village we could do it.
You need to do a follow up as to what happens with all of the stuff collected. Does it get shipped to a bigger center to be incinerated? Does it get shipped to China to let them deal with it? This is a wonderful example of a town coming together and also personal discipline, but gathering the stuff is only the beginning.
The unsubsidized cost of something tends to be an accurate measure of embodied energy. It is likely that not only is it costlier to recycle items, especially plastic packaging and soiled paper and cardboard, but also emits more pollution than simply incinerating or possibly landfilling it.
Most of Japan has a very similar waste system. They're significantly betters at waste management than the US, but American pride blinds people who don't care to travel to other places to see other lifestyles.
It's a lot of things. I believe though that it is the pride of "freedom," that the idea of freedom is that nobody tells anyone what to do. By definition, yes. But freedom in that sense is actually damaging to the population. If a task needs to be done for the greater good, but there is no direct personal incentive, then "freedom" means that we can just keep being lazy with our waste, serving the OOSOOM (Out of sight, out of mind) and NOMB (not in my back-yard) mind-sets that weaken communities and populations.
Yes freedom is subjective. What may appear as freedom to one culture, may be seen as inconsiderate, selfish or an illusion of choices in other culture.
AnalogFoundry yeah we are going through our own movement of clean india campaign and goverment had started building toilets all over india and 2 states are now ODF and by 2019 every people would have access to a houshold toilet,the biggest problem is people dont see this as a problem more than 70% people are uneducated and poor ,there 1st preference is that they dont sleap empty stomach and for that they have to constantly work hard, the income inequality is rising day by day rich getting richer and poor is getting poor, people are in dire state right now, things dont change in overnight it will take time, people to get educated,get them in discipline I'm optimistic person and i think things wil change if u help us not critics us for what we dont have.
This is AWSOME! What an amazing concept, can you even imagine how much more beautiful the world/oceans be be, if we could all do our part in this manner like these people. Small steps HUGE IMPACT! UNTIL LIKE THEM, IT JUST BECOMES A WAY OF LIFE...
Big RESPECT for what these citizens have reached. This is a huge transformation of minds and traditions. It also surely needed a huge amount of stubbornness on side of the administration, against all odds. Well done. 💚
I LOVE this channel. Please keep up informing us on these great stories! Shout out to KamiKatsu and also to Norway, who does an absolute great job of recycling as well.
Japan is consistently overfishing the seas. Also literally everything in Japan is covered in plastic, every food, even single pieces of fruit at the supermarket. This video is cute but it doesn't represent Japan as a whole.
@SpangeBab USA has the worst suicide rates and the greatest robberies too - their crooked statistics and robbing are epic - you are a victim of their garbage statistics - USA does not take into account many statistics for native Indians, homeless hundreds of thousands and Mexican border crimes etc and the related suicides, - USA has 5% of the world population and yet the largest prison population - 2001 Donald Rumsfeld complained of 2.3 trillion missing from Pentagon budget - until now there is no investigation, no audit and nobody knows how many more trillions have gone missing - 2008 Lehman brothers got AAA ratings by the fancy USA ratings agencies and crashed a few days later bringing down the world economy - you got to be a prime Goof to believe USA is better - western statisticians pump up the faults of others while sweeping theirs under the carpet
Work for it, buddy. i went to your country, people even throw plastics out of their cars. Not saying that my place is any better, though. Need strict law enforcement.
wow Japanese people truly are awesome, I remember going to a mall with my friend and while walking around a place a little bit crowded, a Japanese man stopped and made way, just for me and my friend to walk first, and I got really touched by that❤
I love the part where they emphasized that it was really difficult at first, but look at what they have now. We really have to learn how to overcome big hurdles in life. The start may be difficult, but it gets better over time.
Love these lines☺ : It's strange but simple.I am constantly thinking now before I trash anything.(This program) nurtured a scene of caring for things. We may have more of a burden.But I think that we all gained richness in our minds.
I'm Lizca from XI TKJ 3, I'm done watching this video. The conclusion I got : The village of Kamikatsu in Japan applying the zero-garbage declaration with a view to complete garbage release by 2020.This city actually sorts various types of waste and deposits them in landfills.
Not perfect. Every country has its own problem. But we definitely can say that japan is doing great in a lot of aspects compared to most countries. How? One word:education. All these are taught since childhood.
I am fascinated how beautiful a country Japan is, and how disciplined the people are. If most people are like them then nature and men would co-exist much better. Wish we can visit this country🙏🏼❤️
@SpangeBab You are such a miserable Korean. Japann's suicide rates are not high compared to other OECD nations. No wonder you Koreans are hated everywhere. You are the reason, idiot. Here you go: According to the main editorial by the Chief Editor of Choson Ilbo, the biggest newspaper in South Korea, on Mar 6, 2012, Feb. 2, 2010 and Feb. 13, 2003 (printed version), "Koreans lie as if they breathe” and “Koreans are the world’s biggest liar of all." Korea has the highest fraud rate and is the only country whose fraud rate exceeds that of robbery in OECD. Also, all of perjury, calumny and fraud rates in S Korea are some 160-670 times higher than those of Japan. No wonder Lies are a part of your history, tradition and culture. That is what your mother taught you in your country. You are born as a liar; taught to be a liar; live as a liar; die as a liar; and your offspring will be another liar. What a miserable nation. What a miserable life. But that is your life.
@SpangeBab I am also aware of that, some or few are having their own struggles living a life in a part of city of japan. Working too hard is also the cause of suicide rate and so maybe that is why I am amazed about this place, people is living a simple life and people is being organized with many things.
@SpangeBab ???????? You are such a miserable Korean liar. Here you go: According to the main editorial by the Chief Editor of Choson Ilbo, the biggest newspaper in South Korea, on Mar 6, 2012, Feb. 2, 2010 and Feb. 13, 2003 (printed version), "Koreans lie as if they breathe” and “Koreans are the world’s biggest liar of all." Korea has the highest fraud rate and is the only country whose fraud rate exceeds that of robbery in OECD. Also, all of perjury, calumny and fraud rates in S Korea are some 160-670 times higher than those of Japan. Lies are a part of your history, tradition and culture. That is what your mother taught you in your country. You are born as a liar; taught to be a liar; live as a liar; die as a liar; and your offspring will be another liar. What a miserable nation. What a miserable life. But that is your life.
@@maxiking8272 If anything, eating whale is more ethical as it kills far less number of lives for the same amount of protein (not just the sizes of their bodies but cows are herbivores while whales consumes lives of so many fishes to grow); it is more environmentally friendly than eating beef as cow manure produces far more carbon dioxide than all automobiles in the world and their feed cultivation is presenting unsustainable deforestation issues; and it makes sense in respect of biodiversity. In fact, other fishes are decreasing in numbers because certain whales increased too much. Far more fishes are eaten by whales everyday than by humans. Also, it is a traditional culture of tens of thousands years for some people and nobody can conclusively state that it is economically unnecessary. This is such a typical dirty political show of some politicians and corporations who want green images but cannot protest against deforestation and others that would reduce their votes, as well as of those activities who want to make living at the expense of others. There are many countries involved in whaling like South Korea, which is catching four times as many whales as Japan. Why nobody says anything? Japanese whaling is a scapegoat for their votes. Disgusting.
Amazing...ND I guess everyone should adopt this technique as Earth is our home...we have to take the responsibility of clean and green environment..hats off to the people of town.
That's like most of Japan, they sort the trash everywhere. Tho in cities you can't rely on responsibility of tourists, therefore trash there is more mixed. In Norway some construction spots we have up to 20 different kinds of trash. So yeah, recycling is cool. I gladly do my part.
I just realized from this video that there really is no such thing as “trash”. Anything and everything we no longer need can just be broken back down and/or remade. We just need to be mindful of not putting different materials together!
"Nature around them was suffering! So, they decided to make a change."
Only if the whole world thought this way
@@shinvergil My family does it's part every day. That's offensive, judging without knowing people. And that too with a commanding attitude? Please start with yourself if you're interested in preaching and if you're already doing what you must, please teach yourself how to speak with people next.
@@BhumikaBhavya i am offended too!
because you got offended by my simple sentence.
Laurence Cornwall-Mann Dont you even know that America has the most garbage produced in the world, large amount of waste was actually came from western countries and they dumped lots of them to third world countries
@@arolemaprarath6615 only because you get chopped up for anything... Do you really want to give your government the power to openly decide how long you should live...?
@@big.d7899 plus not to mention western countries didn't let third world countries to start developing till recently so that's why they produce more waste because they had to start from scratch...
Imagine how powerful we are. If we think something we can do it. This town and its people are a perfect example of that.
True, but as for the rest of society, we live more on an individualistic idea and not as a community as a whole. More or less like this; you can't tell me what to do and screw everyone. That town overall is a rarity.
dreamslovesoul Depend
dreamslovesoul actually collectivism might be more widespread than you think, but you're right, no one can stop you from being apathetic.
Sadly most people only care to do the "impossible" once it affects them or it's too late
In my town we have a waste management company that sorts through or trash and picks out the recyclables for us.
So even though we put all our trash and recyclables in one bin, we are still recycling since our trash service picks it out for us.
I've always respected the Japanese people, truly awesome
R R I used to be teased because I was part Japanese take this Americans
Sai JH Bey Why would you be teased? Being part Japanese is cool!
Man i thought Akihabara was dirty until i went to mumbai india for an anime convention.....
I like them but sometimes I can't. Haha they raped and bombed our country😂
Yeah the same ppl who played major role in WWII
An example that we all must follow. Start doing it little by little.
Amitzy Raizy If you think about it, not everyone would be willing to cooperate, just thinking of all the lazy people....
only japan can do it
No, every country can follow Japan's lead and start teaching citizens to live more sustainably. We need to address the problem across the world and start taking steps to put an end to our materialistic, single-use society.
That's true that some people are never taught to think about others, but if we made it a priority for sustainable projects to be taught to children at an early age, then they would grow up with this knowledge and share it with their children. We can start a cycle of positive change, we just need people to understand the consequences their actions have.
Not just that, we need courage, responsibility, deep thinking, patience, self control, creativity and balance of logic and creativity, most of all being contented, appreciate what we have and never let greed and temptation in our hearts and mind. We don't need to be rich to do these things, quite peaceful and progressive. Love the world hate the government
(Like it if you agree. I'm asking for like not because i want attention, I'm asking because i need to know who agrees with it. I love the world but i hate the government)
I run a nearly zero waste restaurant in Victoria BC. The best thing I have found is that it really saves money and makes our business grow. In the last three years we have opened 2 more locations and continue to thrive. Since last year we started pushing that mentality to supplying real living wages for staff and adding more benefits, like medical, dental, we are working on bus passes and keep adding to the list of things we do.
Although it's not mentioned in the video, the town saves money by recycling versus a landfill/incineration solution. It was the economically sound choice as well as environmentally sound.
John Enos that doesn't surprise me. We chose to change all our packaging, cups and cutlery to compostable alternatives.
Should you ever get the chance to visit Kamikatsu I highly recommend it. Imagine an entire town that upholds the same ideas as your restaurant does. The recycling center also has a huge junk shop where everything is totally free. You could furnish an entire apartment with all the things they have in there. They also have a factory of townspeople making textile products from discarded fabrics. Check out the jacket that the Zero Waste Academy's spokesperson is wearing in the video. Congratulations on your efforts, and I wish you a successful 2018.
Rylan McPhee way to go.. People like you are inspiration
What sort of waste/ landfill waste generation does your restaurant still have trouble avoiding at this point?
I wish that someday this kind of town cleaning will be apply to the various town at my country which is Philippines.
@@richardweiss3691 I Agree with you, Dreaming without action is just a Dream
@@richardweiss3691 Damn you right!!!! First, We need to make Manila Bay always clean
But our government is dumb
@@jaysjawline9514 no. the people itself is dumb .
@@enjoyinglifenatureandtrave9529 maybe
If everyone did this, surely the earth would be 99% healthier
I hate that spoiled generation b.s I honesty only heard it twice it makes me think what b.s it is since the older generation tried so hard to make it better for everyone for years to come why call us spoiled ? It's just silly be happy that everything changed for the better
Yea
@Rendazu it's not about the generation, theres always going to be the small minority that will see this as a big burden and make a big deal about it, and have enough influence to change laws back to the way they want it.
sandra sierra The older generation are the ones that have created the damage, they didn’t work hard to improve it 🤦🏻♀️ The younger generation are the ones trying to clean up the mess of the older generation
Peter Bennett we all create damage, in fact is so collateral that it can’t even be accurately measured. The problem does not lie in a matter of generations or governments. I personally believe the problem lies within our fingers
Everybody loves to blame everybody
Not praises that weird guy who’s picking up trash around the street.
This is how we changes the world not just boycott plastic straws for trends
True i agree that franchise like mcdonalds and starbucks just wanna follow up the trends so they dont look outdated
Okay but, it’s not bad that that’s trending. It’s good to see the use of metal straws. We shouldn’t be complaining, it’s at least something.
It’s a trend but a good one, single use plastic of all forms should be reduced, especially as the soft plastic in straws is harder to recycle
Boycott clean underwear
So true
Japan is 2000 years ahead of every other country out there. Respect.
@TH-cam sold out to CCP Why is everyone comparing India to Japan. Like chill it ain't gonna do anything good to either country.
No, Norway is 2000 years ahead of everyone.
@@amensandhu705 not really
japan is not ahead. they have a bigger plastic and wrapping problem than lots of other countries and they actually just started to see plastic as something bad. so you can say they are 20 years behind
meow
My dream town. Just wow.
Ley Kim You and me both :)
Isaac Kamau good try, but it’s been a year now
VenoFuj still no reply
@@lightpost2239 what
Ley Kim Wish can stay in this town ...
Imagine children growing up & participating Zero Waste policy since young?
Wow.. Future world will be HEAVEN.🌷💐
The whole world should become like this.
Hehehe i can imagine truck drivers are gonna get *MOR* money if this was a rule.
Sadly it won't because there are people in this world who are completely ignorant and inept to the world around them, only caring about themselves, and will dismiss anything factual that contrasts with their '' perfect world''. Humans will never change. And that's a fact.
Dennis Chan I feel like the only way the plan worked effectively, was the fact that the town has a small population.
Claudio Macari you can't force your ideas on others it always ends in violence
Moshe 1967 There's always that one idea that should be taken seriously tho. It all depends but waste pollution is right next to murder in how serious it can be in the long run
America may have beaten Japan in the war, but Japan continues to beat America in life.
@@safir2241 suicide rates increase all people become wealthier. Even in america the more rich you are the more likely u are to commit suicide. Suicide is sometimes a sign of privilege
@@jol7851 Did you just say that suicide is a privilege? What kind of narrow mind do you have in order to think like that. Do your damn research.
@@alak5350 I did my research. because the wealthier the country becomes suicide rates increase. Even within countries the wealthier you become the more likely you are likely to commit suicide.
@@jol7851 The wealthy don't have a higher rate of suicide, though. The poorer ones in said country do. That's literally a fact that started out as a myth which turned out to be true. I'm not trying to be vulgar here but stop pulling things out of your ass. There are garbagemen to soldiers all the way to the politicians of the world suffering from suicidal tendencies. At some point in life money stops to matter if suicide is in your mind. Don't speak for those you think are 'privileged' because that's a bunch of bullshit.
@@alak5350 suicide is higher among americans that live in wealthy neighborhoods that's a fact. I was born into a very wealthy family and work in a law firm where we all make 6-7 figures and most of the workers here are drug addicts or alcoholics. Our company pays for people's rehab treatments. Now us wealthy people have access to top counselors and mental health medical care but that's another story. The wealthier your country the poorer and less content you feel even if you are better off than majority of the world.
I know Japan isn't perfect, but just the way it operates and the smart, creative beautiful, hardworking people are out of this world. We're lucky to have Japan, and seriously I don't think any other country has brought as much joy to the world as Japan has with its cultural exports. Thank you Japan! ありがとう日本!!! 🇯🇵
theworldhere247 if i want to be reborn i want to be a japanese but a businessman.
@Icantrigger you Still better than an ordinary salaryman. If a businessman is what I wanna become, then the US of A is gonna be perfect for how good ol' capitalism works there.
Norway...check it out
poop punch ehh, it’s not perfect
The town I live in is the complete opposite of this town which gets me thinking, it’s called Longyearben
folk bare gidd ikke å gjør noen ting, jævla turist og fuck pengene som støtter alt dette
True
„There are 45 categories of recyclables“ German audience interest intensifies*
How do you mean that ?
I'm persian american and have no idea what this means
Because we love recycling!
Is this a 1945 reference
@@angelinamenking9564 oh thanks
Japan is a symbol of what we can achieve if people work together towards a shared goal that benefits everyone. The people of this town deserve a lot credit for turning things around
one nation one people
The first time I was in Japan, I was given a book, like 50 pages on sorting trash.
Also, each type of trash is collected on different days, which mean different days to take the trash out.
Also, I have to buy a special bag for each type of trash.
Also, the garbage is collected about 100m away, with snows and icing paths.
But after 2 months, it's not much a burden anymore.
That's a really smart system Japan has. If that system just spreaded slowly more and more the whole world will be reborn.
hi, do you know where could I find that book in digital form?
@Bayu Ubay check out these links:
www.city.tokyo-nakano.lg.jp/dept/473000/d010393_d/fil/4.pdf
www.town.kutchan.hokkaido.jp/file/contents/20/2098/EnglishgaidobookH27.11.pdf
@@bayupran You can use Dimaz's links above. Mine was hard copy so I got rid of them when I left Japan. It's different for different prefecture/city, and the manual I used also contains other things like tax/insurance/health care, etc...
Humans are great at adapting to changing situations. You just have to sometimes have a hard push to get through the adaptation process.
0:04 I cant stop replaying this. What a beautiful scenery. It calms my heart
tho to be honest those are rice fields))
WELCOME TO THE RICEFIELDS MADAFAKA
I wish you were stuck in such places. So I could see your reaction. It isn't so beautiful when you're stuck there
This is what we called DISCIPLINE AT ITS FINEST!
or just sense.
@@yogeshbajracharya5331 but in order to live a life like that, the people have to be mentally and physically disciplined as well. The initiation of this lifestyle was due to sense, but to sustain it one needs discipline.
meanwhile here in the capital city of indonesia , ppl still throwing their trash into river , and when flood came they blame the goverment
human always blaming to everything....
Lol that's nothing compared to the open shitting that happens in India.
It's funny how people pollute their own rivers and then complain to the government just like Indians.
welcome to indonesia :)
simdoe Lol I was just think about the time I visited Jakarta when I saw your comment.
First is aluminium cans recycled to aluminium cans.
2nd is the steel cans
3rd is spraying cans
4th is the metal caps -The metal items are recycled and sold as metals. 48 tonnes of total metals sold in 2014 by the total population of Kamikatsu which was ~1700.
5th is clear glass bottles
6th is white glass bottles which is melted
7th is the big bottle like the sake bottles which is washed and reused
8th is other color bottles are separated as per colors and they are melted and recycled.
9th includes glass caps or mirrors or ceramics or window glasses (not the bottles but the rest) Its crushed and downcycled and used in construction material. This process comes with a cost so the Town governing organization has to pay for this as using new material is cheap compared to reprocess expense.
10th Batteries - It is one of the most expensive and hazardous recycling materials. Metal is again used and the chemical is taken out. Solution is to use rechargeable batteries
11th, 12th and 13th are around the Light bulbs category- They separate the metal part so they are not together with glass. Use high quality LED instead and they consume less electricity compared to the regular light bulbs. Includes tube-light
14th is broken light bulbs
15th is the clean white plastic trays. other colors come in a different category. They are recycled. Better not to buy products coming in plastic packaging. Use your own box, for buying veggies, breads, meats.
16th is old clothing and curtains Kamikatsu has its Kurukuru craft center and Kurukuru shops where the fabric and accessories are upcycled to new products. So basically people in Kamikatsu can bring in whatever they don't use anymore to the shop and then leave it there. Then whoever comes to the shop can take it for free if you want it. You have to mention the kilogram weight of clothes taken or given, so that we know what is the quantity of waste created in city.
17th is paper packs for milk, juices and alcohol in Japan. Recycled as paper packs, wash it before giving at center.
18th Brown card board - recycled as card board and gets sold.
19th is newspaper - recycled and sold back as paper for newspaper.
20th magazines and small piece of paper - As magazine pages are glued together, they cant be recycled to same quality material but it is downcycled as a lower quality paper.
21st is wooden chopsticks. Some of the wooden chopsticks are brought into the paper companies to be made into paper from the wood. Rest is used as fire source.
22nd is PET plastic bottles. It cost a lot of energy for the recycling and the plastic can be only recycled once it's cleaned. Alternative is biodegradable plastic. It can be composted though it takes longer than other organic material but atleast is not a hazard.
23rd is The cap of the plastic bottles. It is recycled
24th is lighter. They are reusable - metal part can be sold & the plastic one is reused.
25th is mattress and carpets. Sleeping carpets or the mattress or normal carpets. Its difficult to recycle with all those plastic and chemicals used to fuse the material together. Buy carpets which are made from recycled materials.
26th is paper nappies/diapers both for the babies and adults. They get incinerated, get burnt separately. There is a technology of separating the materials and downcycle the paper and plastic part. But the expense involves make sense for a bigger population. Kamikatsu is producing energy through incineration. G diapers have reusable outside diaper and flush-able inside.
27th is used kitchen oil. and the plastic bottle which comes as container. Buy in your pot. And try to reuse the oil more than once in cooking. The used oil is reused in fertilizer.
28th is plastic packaging which is recycled if it is clean
29th is anything which has no alternative but burnt. Gum product. Lasers. Gum boots, bags, shoes. incineration temp is very high and it burns everything. Ash goes as landfill.
30th is all tires. People who bring tires are charged a fee so that the tires are sent to car dealers. Normally in Japan tires are collected by car factories or the car dealers then they alone are responsible for like recycling or dealing with the waste.
31 is leisure sized waste. Furniture, desks, big things are collected with a fee. They are sorted based on material. Recycled if wood, sold if metals, etc. Most of the things are re-used by other people.
32 is the electric products like refrigerators, ACs or washing machines. Giving them away comes with a fee because it gets collected by the producers but we need to pay for the collection.Most of the new ones produced are not that harmful.
33 is organic wast/ food waste - they have two options, either buy a composting machine or put your organic waste into your own farms or the gardens. People who bring the thrashed down product doesn't smell bad and within 2-3 days it becomes perfect soil.
34th is a kind of plastics or the bottles for the agriculture, which carries the greenhouse gas and agriculture chemicals.
Copied from www.quora.com/What-are-the-34-categories-of-waste-in-Kamikatsu-the-zero-waste-town
What did you smoke
Mari Catala WOW this is like reading into encyclopedia... and the list goes on and on as technology evolves
L KTT Given that Japan is one if the most advance technological countries in the world. I would assume they have an incinerator with little to no carbon bi product.
it sounds complicated, but it is not 🤔🤷♂️
I hope never to meet the people who disliked the video.
allow me to introduce myself jk
people might have thought it meant "dis i like" (by the way, this is a joke)
Maybe those peoples family members were recycled there.
Me too
Probably bots
Imagine every town and city in the world doing this. The world would become a paradise then and much more sustainable.
I don't live in thrash. I don't think this will automatically change the world to a paradise.
@@BlaDeKke one single video can inspire others to do the same. Cycle.
i think it would wreak havoc instead lmao. Some are gonna think its a burden and make a fuss about it and then a riot gonna start and then damaged properties and so on. Gonna become a whole BLM riot but this time its about recycling XD
@@muhammadzaid620 it's not the programmes it's the heart.
Singapore: I am the og here.
Kamikatsu: hold my trash, oh wait! *I DON'T HAVE ANY.*
Goose Goose some western countries are trying to throw their trash in some Asian countries like Indonesia and Singapore
Meanwhile
Canada: hold my trash
Philippines: hey why me?!
@@yellowemperor6572 thats just oof we already have too much trash here (indonesia)
Yellow Emperor I dont really know anything about singapore but all i know is that its a micro nation. Now why would a micro nation accept trash when their country is tiny af
@@fubuki.pershinge1 ofc
I think that the Japanes people are some of the most amazing people on the planet. They take pride in everything they do, they are extremely patriotic, innovative, polite and wonderful people. They love their country and will do everything possible to preserve its heritage & culture. This video is just a simple example. I love the Japanese and the way they do things.
The Philippines needs this too
Vade Ogabalt actually, i live in a town where recycling is implemented heavily, we get fines if we dont seperate trash.
Im not saying that its perfect though, but its a start..
The only problem here in the philippines are the big cities that is next to unsaveable interms of pollution.
Vade Ogabalt definitely
And Indonesia too
Dave Elyson Balagot eh, problems about trashes here in the philippines are rare, the only common problem here is heavy traffic
Jhomel Evangelista Kinda disagree. Trash just seems like it's not a problem because people didn't mind the trash in the streets. Only people used in clean and natural environments are more likely to notice. Traffic is a more noticed problem compared to trash.
I *would* live here. A place worthy of breathing oxygen when you've been inhaling and exhaling the same sht the world makes everyday.
Ummmmm cars.......
J's Hoe
Providing future generations clean air & Unpolluted environment are PRICELESS WEALTH...
💰 money& wealth are CONCERN of current era...loss in self values for ownself & demeaning welfare of others, : Selfishness , Greediness : Cause of Human & Planet Destruction 😔
That town is ridiculously beautiful. It's amazing how much trash you can see in a normal aerial view of almost any town in the world. This town just blends right in
Why would some one dislike this video , I don't understand them. This video is such a positive one.
Manju ಕನ್ನಡಿಗ M R maybe they’re small minded.
Kitten Ivy agree, this is the reason why they say, the only thing which differentiates us humans from animals is - we can think and act or react. If we do not behave this way then they are not fit to be called humans, they are just animals in the body of humans.
Because Koreans are in a movement of "Discount Japan" activities and their government, academics, corporations are supporting this movement to spread hates against Japan.
Probably because "zero waste" normally doesn't mean having a thrashbin for burnable garbage. Zero waste in some parts of the world means that you go to the shop and bring your own containers. A community having a good waste recycling program is a good thing, but when you are expecting a zero waste/garbage community it can disappointing.
Manju M R Tell me one video that has 5k likes and no dislikes
WE DISCUSSED THIS IN CLASS!!
Styler Harry Cool 👍 :-)
Karpov Liam He said they DISCUSSED it not WATCHED it
Karpov Liam my school does...
School is for suckers
Michael J like you
This is why I love Japan ✨✨ we Indians need to learn from these examples 😇
I don't care if you're iNdIaNs 🖕
Bruh
🖕
You guys are so racist
Do u think our people will ever learn dat.... lol...
This is crazy, these people do something good for the nature and there’s still people disliking the video
I wish my home town could be as clean as kamikatsu.
I wish mine was like this too. Where i live in the UK.. There's trash in the streets everywhere.. Ppl just don't care.. Very sad..
@@Markusaur Ur country is at least far more cleaner than my country India.
@@Markusaur take the initiative! start with a small community - maybe look into starting a social enterprise. there's plenty of information online about getting started with this sort of stuff
It could be
JUST ENJOY 84 your country is even cleaner than my country the Philippines, not gonna lie
When I become Prime Minister of India, I will make India the cleanest nation in the world. Inspiration from Japan.
Well I am Indian. If you become prime Minister, its good. But making India a clean nation is somewhat impossible. No matter how much the government tries to impose laws based on it, it won't change. We need to change people's mindset first. Japanese people are way ahead cause they are taught discipline from their childhood.
For eg. Swatchh bharat movement.great policy by gov. But did people follow? No.
There is a great influence of religion in India and many people do awful things in the name of religion.
I have my relatives who do such nasty acts and I try to educate them. But no, they are stubborn. Even my friends were like that. I have seen my teachers do such things.
It's basically very difficult to change Indians mindset but I wish you luck!
You can think and try of creative ways so that it benefits nature and makes such undisciplined people also want to contribute to nature.
Good luck bro, waiting to see this from Brazil
This is what you call being thoughtful and genuinely respecting your planet. I just love their mindset💜
This is the kind of place I would love to live. Hopefully it inspires more cities to take action - and I don’t mean big cities.
If every small area did its part around the world we would see the most beautiful changes. I guarantee.
I save on foam cups by putting my mouth under the dispenser
maxthereof or just reuse the same cup for everything the entire day
@@kyletran1119 -- Where's the fun of that?
@@kyletran1119 He's making a joke Kyle. C'mon.
Oh yeah well I don't drink period, what now huh. Feeling kinda dizzy for not drinking tho not surre wut too d
Absolute madlad! 🔥
We could definitely learn more about this zero waste program from them. By just looking at it, I guess it could save our environment from harmful random waste materials.
Maybe... just maybe... it could
MartinBalanag Of course it would. The only thing pulling us back, is us ourselves.
I wish the world was like this town before everything is too late
the campaign for zero waste is challenging to them at first, but these japanese people are disciplined and gets used to it easily. self discipline is the key to everything
Japan has a town with no waste.
Nasty Tourists: I’m gonna end this whole town’s career.
Remeber Thailand beach...i forgot the name but yeah it was closed because of tourist throwing trash at the beach
Listannur 19 okay mr who watched kung fu panda movie lol
Put heavy fines. It's either more money for the town or the town's clean. And the locals don't clean for the tourists, the tourists clean up their own litter.
@@jnek8044 God I'm disgusted of my own motherland.
The town shouldn't let Tourists then, or put restrictions.
''..we are powerless to effect change if we begin by saying it cant be solved."
Powerful quote
I was blown away in Tokyo with how amazing they were at recycling. Even the house keepers in our hotel sorted through our garbage. Crazy! Amazing!
Japan never stops to amaze us, in technology, in people and in discipline
Which is why recycling never works in the U.S. They've tried in my city numerous times all the no effect at all. I think it's due to the fact that it's hard to get a few hundred thousand people to do it. But maybe if they rolled it out neighborhood by neighborhood, barrio by barrio, and village by village we could do it.
kd1s america sucks.
As someone with an intense passion for recycling / reusing and finding new ways of creating sustainability, these people are rockstars!
Earth-chan would be proud
I always enjoy seeing humans caring 😊
You need to do a follow up as to what happens with all of the stuff collected. Does it get shipped to a bigger center to be incinerated? Does it get shipped to China to let them deal with it? This is a wonderful example of a town coming together and also personal discipline, but gathering the stuff is only the beginning.
probably recycle it
The unsubsidized cost of something tends to be an accurate measure of embodied energy. It is likely that not only is it costlier to recycle items, especially plastic packaging and soiled paper and cardboard, but also emits more pollution than simply incinerating or possibly landfilling it.
Most of Japan has a very similar waste system. They're significantly betters at waste management than the US, but American pride blinds people who don't care to travel to other places to see other lifestyles.
I wouldn't call it American Pride, I would call it American ignorance/arrogance.
It comes down to culture
It's a lot of things. I believe though that it is the pride of "freedom," that the idea of freedom is that nobody tells anyone what to do. By definition, yes. But freedom in that sense is actually damaging to the population. If a task needs to be done for the greater good, but there is no direct personal incentive, then "freedom" means that we can just keep being lazy with our waste, serving the OOSOOM (Out of sight, out of mind) and NOMB (not in my back-yard) mind-sets that weaken communities and populations.
Yes freedom is subjective. What may appear as freedom to one culture, may be seen as inconsiderate, selfish or an illusion of choices in other culture.
Zz Or Eh, I don't know
Well done 🇯🇵Kamikatsu!! I have been a long time recycler and even carry my items that can be recycled home from work and outings!!
Indians need this more.
AnalogFoundry 100% agreed
basically every country needs to do this
*the world needs this more
But first they built up TOILETS rather then shitting on streets 🤮🤮 . So its a long way fr them 🤭
AnalogFoundry yeah we are going through our own movement of clean india campaign and goverment had started building toilets all over india and 2 states are now ODF and by 2019 every people would have access to a houshold toilet,the biggest problem is people dont see this as a problem more than 70% people are uneducated and poor ,there 1st preference is that they dont sleap empty stomach and for that they have to constantly work hard, the income inequality is rising day by day rich getting richer and poor is getting poor, people are in dire state right now, things dont change in overnight it will take time, people to get educated,get them in discipline I'm optimistic person and i think things wil change if u help us not critics us for what we dont have.
This is AWSOME! What an amazing concept, can you even imagine how much more beautiful the world/oceans be be, if we could all do our part in this manner like these people. Small steps HUGE IMPACT! UNTIL LIKE THEM, IT JUST BECOMES A WAY OF LIFE...
I LOVE JAPAN forever...⛩♥
I love this ! Makes me happy that at least some part of the world are really trying and are moving forward in a world full of plastic and waste 💚
Big RESPECT for what these citizens have reached. This is a huge transformation of minds and traditions. It also surely needed a huge amount of stubbornness on side of the administration, against all odds. Well done. 💚
I LOVE this channel. Please keep up informing us on these great stories! Shout out to KamiKatsu and also to Norway, who does an absolute great job of recycling as well.
Japan is going to lead us into a cleaner world BLESS🙏🏻🙏🏻
Japan destroyed Borneo
Japan is consistently overfishing the seas. Also literally everything in Japan is covered in plastic, every food, even single pieces of fruit at the supermarket. This video is cute but it doesn't represent Japan as a whole.
They forgot about the first letter: reduce.
As soon as Fukashima stops glowing.
lol this is just a small town of 10k people when Japan has a population of 120 million +. The country as a whole produces a ton of plastic waste.
Now I know why Japanese has more high Expectancy of life than any countries.
EDIT: Thanks for the likes.
No. It's because they aren't fat and also have modern immunizations and modern medicine.
@SpangeBab USA life expectancy is below Japan
@SpangeBab USA has the worst suicide rates and the greatest robberies too - their crooked statistics and robbing are epic - you are a victim of their garbage statistics - USA does not take into account many statistics for native Indians, homeless hundreds of thousands and Mexican border crimes etc and the related suicides, - USA has 5% of the world population and yet the largest prison population - 2001 Donald Rumsfeld complained of 2.3 trillion missing from Pentagon budget - until now there is no investigation, no audit and nobody knows how many more trillions have gone missing - 2008 Lehman brothers got AAA ratings by the fancy USA ratings agencies and crashed a few days later bringing down the world economy - you got to be a prime Goof to believe USA is better - western statisticians pump up the faults of others while sweeping theirs under the carpet
nayanmalig it doesn’t matter wether Japan or USA live longer USA will always crush anything that gets in our way, don’t make us nuke Japan again ;)
SpangeBab more facts up there 👆
Japan, please never change
Yes
I hope Malaysia will be more like this.
yus bak and Indonesia
Work for it, buddy. i went to your country, people even throw plastics out of their cars. Not saying that my place is any better, though. Need strict law enforcement.
Do it for yourself and u can change the perception around you...set an example...slowly but surely...
Action speak louder than words
Yup i agree fully with you people really need to change their habits especially malays that are not responsible
I salute this wonderful town. Bless you all
i want to go to japan just to witness this cleanliness!!!! itll be soooo refreshing
The tea fields. So Beautiful
Great story, I wish the USA would do more recycling
I don't understand how entire town could agree on doing these, respect to them
Love Japan from...🇹🇱🇹🇱🇯🇵🇯🇵
We need more people like them on earth
PEOPLE WITH COMMON GOALS WORKING TOGETHER.
*THIS* is the key to a successful society.
wow Japanese people truly are awesome, I remember going to a mall with my friend and while walking around a place a little bit crowded, a Japanese man stopped and made way, just for me and my friend to walk first, and I got really touched by that❤
Imagine the whole world doing this
I love the part where they emphasized that it was really difficult at first, but look at what they have now. We really have to learn how to overcome big hurdles in life. The start may be difficult, but it gets better over time.
Love these lines☺ : It's strange but simple.I am constantly thinking now before I trash anything.(This program) nurtured a scene of caring for things. We may have more of a burden.But I think that we all gained richness in our minds.
japan..
one and only country that i am dreaming of to visit and liveeeee
I'm Lizca from XI TKJ 3, I'm done watching this video.
The conclusion I got :
The village of Kamikatsu in Japan applying the zero-garbage declaration with a view to complete garbage release by 2020.This city actually sorts various types of waste and deposits them in landfills.
I really want Rachel and Jun to make a video about this town ☺️✨
That's what you called discipline.
What do you call it now then?
I watched this video like 20 times and I still enjoy it every time
I thought we germans are good at recycling but japan is always a step ahead of us...
Actually this is just one town in Japan. To be honest most of Japan is not this good! We have a lot to learn from you guys in Germany!
I love Japan!!🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵
Love Japan.
Respect from Australia.
one guy throws a tissue,
whole town : *bruh*
Why is japan so perfect??
because you only see the good side of them. but you have to admit japan is very organize, discipline
Not perfect. Every country has its own problem. But we definitely can say that japan is doing great in a lot of aspects compared to most countries. How? One word:education. All these are taught since childhood.
Stkrdknmibalz not really that great at all, if you only look at the economy sure but the work environment is abhorrent.
Because they are more logical in their thinking.
It's not. It's extremely racist, sexually regressive, and people are working themselves to death. Also very high suicide rate.
Good example when people listen and follow directions and good teamwork and good role model to each other.
Beautiful scenery.
You guys should make a video following their trash because now that they have recycled it, where is it going
They reuse it
Exactly... This is not zero waste! It’s recycling and I thought that everyone did that already wtf....
Xiomara Juerling thank goodness for the compost though 😂
@ there is zero waste
@ It is zero waste... for them. When they had started in 2003, their idea for zero waste was different than what people think now.
I am fascinated how beautiful a country Japan is, and how disciplined the people are. If most people are like them then nature and men would co-exist much better. Wish we can visit this country🙏🏼❤️
God I love Japan
They keep on getting better and better
Thank you, Japan, for always showing the rest of the world how it's done!
Coming back here to give a salute for my favorite video of all time
that is why japan is one of the most progressive country in the world. its a small region but very clean. one of the best place i wanna visit one day.
@SpangeBab
You are such a miserable Korean. Japann's suicide rates are not high compared to other OECD nations.
No wonder you Koreans are hated everywhere.
You are the reason, idiot.
Here you go: According to the main editorial by the Chief Editor of Choson Ilbo, the biggest newspaper in South Korea, on Mar 6, 2012, Feb. 2, 2010 and Feb. 13, 2003 (printed version), "Koreans lie as if they breathe” and “Koreans are the world’s biggest liar of all." Korea has the highest fraud rate and is the only country whose fraud rate exceeds that of robbery in OECD. Also, all of perjury, calumny and fraud rates in S Korea are some 160-670 times higher than those of Japan.
No wonder
Lies are a part of your history, tradition and culture.
That is what your mother taught you in your country.
You are born as a liar; taught to be a liar; live as a liar; die as a liar; and your offspring will be another liar.
What a miserable nation.
What a miserable life.
But that is your life.
If they would stop hunting whales and discriminating minorities though :/
@SpangeBab I am also aware of that, some or few are having their own struggles living a life in a part of city of japan. Working too hard is also the cause of suicide rate and so maybe that is why I am amazed about this place, people is living a simple life and people is being organized with many things.
@SpangeBab
????????
You are such a miserable Korean liar.
Here you go:
According to the main editorial by the Chief Editor of Choson Ilbo, the biggest newspaper in South Korea, on Mar 6, 2012, Feb. 2, 2010 and Feb. 13, 2003 (printed version), "Koreans lie as if they breathe” and “Koreans are the world’s biggest liar of all." Korea has the highest fraud rate and is the only country whose fraud rate exceeds that of robbery in OECD. Also, all of perjury, calumny and fraud rates in S Korea are some 160-670 times higher than those of Japan.
Lies are a part of your history, tradition and culture.
That is what your mother taught you in your country.
You are born as a liar; taught to be a liar; live as a liar; die as a liar; and your offspring will be another liar.
What a miserable nation.
What a miserable life.
But that is your life.
@@maxiking8272
If anything, eating whale is more ethical as it kills far less number of lives for the same amount of protein (not just the sizes of their bodies but cows are herbivores while whales consumes lives of so many fishes to grow); it is more environmentally friendly than eating beef as cow manure produces far more carbon dioxide than all automobiles in the world and their feed cultivation is presenting unsustainable deforestation issues; and it makes sense in respect of biodiversity.
In fact, other fishes are decreasing in numbers because certain whales increased too much. Far more fishes are eaten by whales everyday than by humans.
Also, it is a traditional culture of tens of thousands years for some people and nobody can conclusively state that it is economically unnecessary.
This is such a typical dirty political show of some politicians and corporations who want green images but cannot protest against deforestation and others that would reduce their votes, as well as of those activities who want to make living at the expense of others.
There are many countries involved in whaling like South Korea, which is catching four times as many whales as Japan. Why nobody says anything?
Japanese whaling is a scapegoat for their votes.
Disgusting.
Pleaseeeee...i want a long version documentary. Cause i like this kind of story 😍
Amazing...ND I guess everyone should adopt this technique as Earth is our home...we have to take the responsibility of clean and green environment..hats off to the people of town.
I wanted to live there🌱🌲🌳🌴🌵🌾🌿☘🍀🍁🍂🍃
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Rather then living there I want to go to a town and convert into zero waste town.
You are welcome..
@@Spooferish me too
Japan always Japan! Awesome!
Korea’s been doing this too! Nice
That's like most of Japan, they sort the trash everywhere. Tho in cities you can't rely on responsibility of tourists, therefore trash there is more mixed. In Norway some construction spots we have up to 20 different kinds of trash. So yeah, recycling is cool. I gladly do my part.
My respect for Japan has skyrocketed to another dimension
Every rural area in Japan are like this ❤I love japan
I just realized from this video that there really is no such thing as “trash”. Anything and everything we no longer need can just be broken back down and/or remade. We just need to be mindful of not putting different materials together!
Governments shouldn't ask this
they should force this
Yea then people would advocate their rights😂
@@Kim-ou7lc right to litter ??😂
ks kumar exactly 🤪😅😅😅
David • pretty useless, in a lot of places people still throw away their shit in the freeway, there’s early people getting fined for littering...
barely any people*