I've lived in Japan for a while and visited the country 4 times. One thing that's common from people in my home country the U.S. is the worry that the language barrier would be too much to handle. From experience though, there is high language barrier, however, it is higher usually when you're out in smaller towns or cities not known to host many foreigners. However, major cities like Tokyo, Osaka, even Nagoya and parts of Kyoto have many people that can speak quite a high amount of English. Even many Japanese people can speak basic amounts of English, so it's not too much to worry about. Another thing is the signs, most signs in Japan are in English, places such as train stations, stores, places of entertainment, and others. It is helpful to use your phone too which allows you to find many places with translation options. Japan also has rent pocket wifi service as well, so foreigners have the ability to have a device that allows you have a wifi hotspot with you wherever you go around the country. Overall, it's not as shocking as people might think it is and there are many services that people may find that is similar to what any developed nation has in their own country. I would recommend people do learn some basic Japanese before you come though, a little bit of knowledge of the language does go a long way to help you out as well. Japan is really a beautiful country that I highly recommend people to visit at least once in their lifetime, I myself have experienced something new every time I was there.
Very good interviews. Cathy Cat You are an excellent interviewer. I had spent 40+ years in Radio and have interviewed untold numbers of both famous and everyday people so I feel qualified to say you are a Great Interviewer! It's a pleasure to watch these interviews! BTW, I'm sure You hear this often, but you're really cute too.
Actually my expectations were high, but when i went to Japan my expetections were destroyed by something higher. People, language, culture, food, cities, buildings, apartments and my dear japanese friends. So much things i loved, love and will love more day by day when i will live in Japan starting from next spring. 頑張りま〜すw
@@user-ws8pq8cd2j I really appreciate that. I'm soon to start applying for software engineer jobs over there, so hopefully I can find success with that and then go through the visa process etc.
I will arrive in Japan on the 29th, next week, for a 10-day vacation~ & as much as I have loved and still love Japan from afar.. I am expecting a LOT of joyful, happy tears.. loads of fun.. great food.. & hopefully to make some new friends for when I move there in December! :)
Japan never fails to exceed my expectations, and I've been there twice now. No matter how long you've been there for, or how many times you've travelled there, you will always find something new and somewhat surprising. The one thing that's stood out most both trips is just how many Japanese speak English, and many are surprisingly fluent. You always hear about how Japanese struggle with English, and may not speak any. But, I encountered a surprising amount of really good English, and even in surprising places(like Wakayama).
But if you go out the downtown of Tokyo and go to the suburbs and rural areas with "unpractical" clothes, the locals will stare at you as if you are a space alien.
What has surprised me in down town Osaka is the lack of knowledge of many locals of their area. Even taxi drivers don't know certain streets in the heart of town! I was surprised that being generally well educated people very few can speak basic English. I was surprised at the signage. In the underground arcades, subways, metros the signs are so small. Yes lot's of them but little indication for example how to exit a station! There is an assumption you know where you are going in these tombs of commerce. The Metro appeared daunting but its not after a couple of rides. The train announcements in English pleasantly surprised me and the staff are really helpful as there are so many exits to choose from. I was surprised as many of these stations are relatively new of the number of long staircases still being used. Does not seem to be handicap friendly or really prepared for the handicap games in Tokyo soon. Another surprise was that in side streets there are no pavements. Regarding tourist literature again the print is so small that its off -putting for me with good eyesight. Minor point and strange to me. I'm staying at a 3 star hotel with no facilities really. The famous toilet is here but no instructions how to use the darn thing. Breakfast is served in the adjoining restaurant. It is a quite, serious and solemn affair. It is repetitive, a choice of two very small Japanese dishes which are tasty but not adequate. A bit mean really for the price I am paying. I found it so much better in Kuala Lumpur and Hanoi for the same hotel rating. Strange the hotel room had no place for clothes which is disagreeable. I was surprised considering Osaka is seeking overseas tourists and goes to much trouble welcoming them in their publicity that my famous hotel does not have one english speaking TV channel. That is very rare in my travel experiences. In December I was surprised how few foreign western tourists there are here. No Africans or arabs noted. Where are they hiding? I was happy to find the likes of Bic Camera had a small selection of the famous rice cookers and constant hot water distributors tax free with european voltage. I think many social & cultural experiences still need to occur here. They are still very very insular and, despite technology advanced, backward looking in many ways. The shops containing hundred of gaming machines surprised me. The amount of specially young women in the metro just thumbing through photo of their mobile phones no stop or playing silly games. Do they have normal lives I ask myself? I found many of the girls were pretty or attractive. They dress rather classic and present very well. They hair cut nicely, discreet make up, often cute wearing cute berrrys. They look very sweet. Also good to see very very few women smoking as opposed to, say, France. The younger men often have bizarre hairstyles and many look just "goofy" to me. I guess many will disagree with bits of what I have commented on. Another good thing I finally found a super small family run shop near BIC in Namba selling excellent made in Japan JINBEI for just $25 !
*"I found many of the girls were pretty or attractive"* wonder why i barely see any attractive Japanese girl in any of the videos interviewing japanese girls in the streets. Also, what is the deal with them never fixing their teeth ??! *"good to see very very few women smoking as opposed to, say, France"* the only foreign country i have traveled to was France, it really struck me how the number of smoking women outnumbered men.
For some reason when I try to change the quality from 360p to 720p in this video, the video locks up. Doesn't happen in other videos, just this one. I tried refreshing, but it still happens. I was forced to watch the video in 360p. Very weird.
It's pretty bad compared to other countries lol. It's very difficult to order things in restaurants if you don't know Japanese, aside from pointing at pictures. But I also met a few Japanese people that knew perfect English as well. I've found most of the people working in customer service don't know English, and just normal people on the streets seem to know some English. The thing with Japan though is that most things are written in English too, so that's a huge improvement over other non-speaking English countries.
Polite society is revealed in these Japan vids. On American TV, street walking public never passes up the opportunity to photo-bomb the camera or act like jerks to an annoying point. Not so in Japan -hardly any of the bystanders or pedestrians even slow down to look at the interviewer or like what's going on?
Awesome video as always the more and more i watch these i am actually wanting to plan a vacation and save for it, it will probably take me a whole years worth of wages in my job if i want to go there because Akihabara is my top spot to visit, i really want to meet Cathy Cat as well 😉😉❤❤
You have to wait until after my visit to Japan, expected to take place next Spring. Then I will tell you, if Japan has met my expectations. Yet, I know that Japanese are so polite and disciplined. From Sociological viewpoint, Japanese could be considered as an example of disciplinarily behaviour, and good conduct, regarding some other peoples and other social groups elsewhere. Thank you for this very interesting video, この非常に面白いビデオをありがとう
I know that, I've seen them before. I'm just curious that Cathy never said that Ask Japanese was there before for a Con to people being interviewed from Houston.
Everything i expected was available in Japan when i came to Japan last year . I love you Japan !! . Can't wait to come to Japan again next year !! . Cute women , Amazing People , Awesome food , Awesome Tech , Beautiful countryside , My favourite Anime One Piece Goodies , Awesome Drinks , Lots of cool things that i dreamt about , Public transport punctuality which we don't get in Melbourne, Cleanliness, Kind People and lots of exciting things to do, aweosme fashion and beautiful nature and many more........... . I'm working hard on improving my Japanese skills these days.""Watashi wa anata ni Nihon o aishi""❤️😍😘
山葵 says: "現代の日本人男性が格好いいとか本当かな…？" == Grass is always greener on the other side. People always want something they don't have. I think it's even truer when it comes to choosing mates. Exotic looking men and women are always attractive to the opposite sexes. I think it's just natural instinct to avoid inbreeding.
Everytime an American gets asked where is he from he answers with "Oh i'm from Colorado" just tell us your country, all of us don't know about the inside geography of the US.
I think it's kind of a habit we tend to get when introducing ourselves to other Americans as there are certain expectations about people from different states. I agree that it is a bad habit though. Many will interpret it as arrogance, but keep in mind that it's not an intentional snub in most cases.
Maybe it's because I'm American, but I think that's a very common way for people to introduce themselves. Even Japanese people sometimes introduce themselves that way by saying I'm from Osaka or Kyoto. I've talked to people from Brazil and sometimes they throw out the name of the city or the region they're from instead of saying Brazil. This happens to me so often I don't even blink an eye in surprise anymore lol.
Yeah I didn't think of that but that's right the US is such a big country. For me it's obvious, if I am in a foreign land I won't say "Hey I'm from Nancy, Lorraine" but I understand better why you do that
When you are in a store in Japan be sure to ask the salesperson, "How much is that in REAL money." No matter what price she gives, just say, "You don't understand, we're AMERICANS, we get a discount." They love that. They laugh and laugh.
That is pretty much like when foreigners say their experience visiting North America is like a being in a Hollywood Movie or when people visit London feeling like they are in Harry Potter though tbh Lol
Kinda have to remember that alot of practicality is drawn in Anime backgrounds. Various animators and artist gather they're references from local locations, and pretty much draw a copy of a place in anime form.
@@mimi-16-papa いや、海外で日本人が英語を話すのを沢山見聞きしましたが「とりあえず通じればいい」という結果になるのは同じです。 完璧に日本語を発音している人は少ない？と言われますが、どの言語でも実際に話される発音は省略されたり変化します。 例えば英語だと Little はリル、Water はワラ、want to はワナ、got to はガラに近い発音になります。 日本語でも、島はShma、飛鳥はAskaと発音されていると思います。 日本語の母音はしばしば弱音化したり発音が省略されており、アナウンサーが話す発音を聞いてもそうなっています。
I guess japan will fit my exceptation, all I want is manga for less money ( 15$ in swiss, that's killing my wallet actually. ) and an interesting experience in a japanese video game company.
質問の仕方がとても良いなと思いました。相手の本音をポロリと出させるその技と優しいお人柄が とにかくクールに感じました。これからも楽しみにしていますのでヨロシクお願いします😊
韓国
オクヤマセイイチ
は？
オクヤマセイイチ どゆこと？
外国人はTシャツジーンズで十分カッコいいからね。羨ましいわ。
I've lived in Japan for a while and visited the country 4 times. One thing that's common from people in my home country the U.S. is the worry that the language barrier would be too much to handle. From experience though, there is high language barrier, however, it is higher usually when you're out in smaller towns or cities not known to host many foreigners. However, major cities like Tokyo, Osaka, even Nagoya and parts of Kyoto have many people that can speak quite a high amount of English. Even many Japanese people can speak basic amounts of English, so it's not too much to worry about. Another thing is the signs, most signs in Japan are in English, places such as train stations, stores, places of entertainment, and others. It is helpful to use your phone too which allows you to find many places with translation options. Japan also has rent pocket wifi service as well, so foreigners have the ability to have a device that allows you have a wifi hotspot with you wherever you go around the country. Overall, it's not as shocking as people might think it is and there are many services that people may find that is similar to what any developed nation has in their own country. I would recommend people do learn some basic Japanese before you come though, a little bit of knowledge of the language does go a long way to help you out as well. Japan is really a beautiful country that I highly recommend people to visit at least once in their lifetime, I myself have experienced something new every time I was there.
Practical is the good word to explain German & Swiss culture.
I went in Japan last year and at first i feared i was expecting too much but it actually exceeded expectations, it was an amazing trip!
カティーさん、いつもいつも海外の方にあきらめず、懲りずにインタビューして下さり、ありがとうございます。日本人の私も目からウロコの内容が多いです。こんなに当たり前のことに感激してくれるのは、いつも喜びです。カティーさんの服も素晴らしいです。違和感なくいつも惚れ惚れ見ています。何とか大使になっていてもおかしくないですね。
Very good interviews. Cathy Cat You are an excellent interviewer. I had spent 40+ years in Radio and have interviewed untold numbers of both famous and everyday people so I feel qualified to say you are a Great Interviewer! It's a pleasure to watch these interviews! BTW, I'm sure You hear this often, but you're really cute too.
ドイツ在住の日本人です。本当にそう!! ドイツで可愛い服見つけるのは難しい!! 原宿で働いていたから余計に感じる違い…可愛い服見つけられないからもう自分で作ってますw
それは決まった色ってことですか？もしくは柄がないってこと？
例えばユニクロみたいな無地ばっかりってことかな？
@@km-gb8lc 色や柄や全体的なシルエットのバランス、惹かれるデザインが少ないです。
私が海外いって服装で1番違いを感じたことは、日本の女性はミニは抵抗なく履いて外に出るけど
タンクトップだけでは外に出ないってことだった。
逆にアメリカ行くとミニはほとんど見ない。
だけど上半身はタンクトップやノースリーブ、オフショルの方をよく見るし
女性のTシャツ着用率も高かった。
確かに日本の女性はオシャレだと思う。
海外でミニスカートだと私娼に間違われるみたいね
胸の谷間を平気で晒す、これには抵抗ある。ミニスカートは見ないで済む位置だけど谷間はキツイ、見たくなくても目に入ってくる。
通常は「この人胸を強調して私を何とかしようと考えている」と受け取っています。
そういや外国でスカートってイメージ無かったなw
Actually my expectations were high, but when i went to Japan my expetections were destroyed by something higher. People, language, culture, food, cities, buildings, apartments and my dear japanese friends. So much things i loved, love and will love more day by day when i will live in Japan starting from next spring. 頑張りま〜すw
It's good to hear that it met or exceeded the expectations of so many people. I hope this will be the case when I go.
し
@@石塚満-c6r 大丈夫ですか?
@Lucas_540 On Fiverr Nah, sadly not. Too busy with University up till May of 2020. One day though 🙆🏻♂️
@@RobertT1999 I hope you'll be able to visit one day! its amazing!
@@user-ws8pq8cd2j I really appreciate that. I'm soon to start applying for software engineer jobs over there, so hopefully I can find success with that and then go through the visa process etc.
This video is very helpful to me understanding how tourists feel in japan!Thank you!
I would like to introduce Japan as well.
I will arrive in Japan on the 29th, next week, for a 10-day vacation~ & as much as I have loved and still love Japan from afar.. I am expecting a LOT of joyful, happy tears.. loads of fun.. great food.. & hopefully to make some new friends for when I move there in December! :)
So how was Japan?
Did you get stopped by Corona?
男性はみんなジーンズにtシャツばかり着ている
ってインタビューの後に本当にジーンズにtシャツの白人男性が出てきて草
昔の秋葉原は面白かったんだけどね
Japan never fails to exceed my expectations, and I've been there twice now. No matter how long you've been there for, or how many times you've travelled there, you will always find something new and somewhat surprising. The one thing that's stood out most both trips is just how many Japanese speak English, and many are surprisingly fluent. You always hear about how Japanese struggle with English, and may not speak any. But, I encountered a surprising amount of really good English, and even in surprising places(like Wakayama).
I simply LOVE your videos, Cathy Cat!!!! :)
Japan was amazing and people as well
But if you go out the downtown of Tokyo and go to the suburbs and rural areas with "unpractical" clothes, the locals will stare at you as if you are a space alien.
Its normal bro... Every country like that... Just go to europe or america its the same...even in africa continent its the same
そりゃ、秋葉原は元は電子部品の販売をしている場所だし、あの辺りは合羽橋や神田神保町といった街区ごとに専門が違う商店街がある場所だから。
ドイツ人やスイス人が、当たり前のように、英語を話すのが、凄いし、不思議ですね。
文法的に、覚えやすいんですかね？皆ペラペラで驚きです
日本語はあ〜わ行まで54文字濁点などを合わせるともっと多い数になるけど、英語は26文字しか無いから、コツさえ掴めば簡単みたいですよ。
ドイツ語と英語は１５００年前は一つの言語でした。そもそも英国イングランドのアングロサクソン人自体がドイツあたりから移住していった人達ですから...
What has surprised me in down town Osaka is the lack of knowledge of many locals of their area. Even taxi drivers don't know certain streets in the heart of town! I was surprised that being generally well educated people very few can speak basic English. I was surprised at the signage. In the underground arcades, subways, metros the signs are so small. Yes lot's of them but little indication for example how to exit a station! There is an assumption you know where you are going in these tombs of commerce.
The Metro appeared daunting but its not after a couple of rides. The train announcements in English pleasantly surprised me and the staff are really helpful as there are so many exits to choose from. I was surprised as many of these stations are relatively new of the number of long staircases still being used. Does not seem to be handicap friendly or really prepared for the handicap games in Tokyo soon.
Another surprise was that in side streets there are no pavements.
Regarding tourist literature again the print is so small that its off -putting for me with good eyesight.
Minor point and strange to me.
I'm staying at a 3 star hotel with no facilities really. The famous toilet is here but no instructions how to use the darn thing. Breakfast is served in the adjoining restaurant. It is a quite, serious and solemn affair. It is repetitive, a choice of two very small Japanese dishes which are tasty but not adequate. A bit mean really for the price I am paying. I found it so much better in Kuala Lumpur and Hanoi for the same hotel rating. Strange the hotel room had no place for clothes which is disagreeable.
I was surprised considering Osaka is seeking overseas tourists and goes to much trouble welcoming them in their publicity that my famous hotel does not have one english speaking TV channel. That is very rare in my travel experiences.
In December I was surprised how few foreign western tourists there are here. No Africans or arabs noted. Where are they hiding?
I was happy to find the likes of Bic Camera had a small selection of the famous rice cookers and constant hot water distributors tax free with european voltage.
I think many social & cultural experiences still need to occur here. They are still very very insular and, despite technology advanced, backward looking in many ways.
The shops containing hundred of gaming machines surprised me. The amount of specially young women in the metro just thumbing through photo of their mobile phones no stop or playing silly games. Do they have normal lives I ask myself?
I found many of the girls were pretty or attractive. They dress rather classic and present very well. They hair cut nicely, discreet make up, often cute wearing cute berrrys. They look very sweet. Also good to see very very few women smoking as opposed to, say, France. The younger men often have bizarre hairstyles and many look just "goofy" to me.
I guess many will disagree with bits of what I have commented on. Another good thing I finally found a super small family run shop near BIC in Namba selling excellent made in Japan JINBEI for just $25 !
*"I found many of the girls were pretty or attractive"*
wonder why i barely see any attractive Japanese girl in any of the videos interviewing japanese girls in the streets.
Also, what is the deal with them never fixing their teeth ??!
*"good to see very very few women smoking as opposed to, say, France"*
the only foreign country i have traveled to was France, it really struck me how the number of smoking women outnumbered men.
こうやって褒めてもらえるのはめちゃくちゃ嬉しい。自分の住んでいる地区でもないし、全く関係無いけど、日本人として嬉しい。
今年の日本の夏は酷暑だし台風や地震で海外から観光の人も大変だったんじゃないのかな?
今年の８月にドイツから里帰りして二週間関西に観光しに行きましたけどまじで地獄でした。まあ楽しかったですけど。
I'm hoping to find the places where I can relax and be looked after.
Also I hope all the important people to you in Japan are safe.
聞き取りやすいです！
とても良いリスニングの教材となりました^ ^
Very good and interesting video. Tq.
I'm curious about foreign travelers' expectations of Japan. Are there big/small differences between their country & Japan?
I really love your vidéos !!
u also shall go to taiwan.
that is another amazing place in asia.
Girl from Texas used a lot of words to say nothing. Dude from Texas was very articulate and saved the day.
東京は隣の駅に行くと文化が変わるから田舎から来た自分は最初驚いた
I admire you, you're a strong person.
you look amazing at the end of the interview wearing blue
For some reason when I try to change the quality from 360p to 720p in this video, the video locks up. Doesn't happen in other videos, just this one. I tried refreshing, but it still happens. I was forced to watch the video in 360p. Very weird.
That yes ma’am from the Texas guy was so cute
凄く素敵ですね！パワーを感じます。
I sincerely hope the Japanese will protect Kawaii culture without caring about other countries.
What was my impression of Japan? Too many Asian’s. Just kidding. What surprised me is the language barrier wasn‘t as bad as I was expecting.
You'll find that in the vast majority of foreign countries, as long as you're in a major city... and its english. Tis the language of the world.
It's pretty bad compared to other countries lol. It's very difficult to order things in restaurants if you don't know Japanese, aside from pointing at pictures. But I also met a few Japanese people that knew perfect English as well. I've found most of the people working in customer service don't know English, and just normal people on the streets seem to know some English. The thing with Japan though is that most things are written in English too, so that's a huge improvement over other non-speaking English countries.
I agree with the first girls
pu pu she is very beautiful
Seems like Japan met everyone's expectations. I expect to learn how to be a ninja when I travel there. I'm excited.
Polite society is revealed in these Japan vids. On American TV, street walking public never passes up the opportunity to photo-bomb the camera or act like jerks to an annoying point. Not so in Japan -hardly any of the bystanders or pedestrians even slow down to look at the interviewer or like what's going on?
Awesome video as always the more and more i watch these i am actually wanting to plan a vacation and save for it, it will probably take me a whole years worth of wages in my job if i want to go there because Akihabara is my top spot to visit, i really want to meet Cathy Cat as well 😉😉❤❤
ヨーロッパの言葉は、みな似てるんだよな。
羨ましいね。
hope the typhoon dont made to muhc damage in your area and all of your friends are fine. some videos are horrible to watch. so scarry
True it was crazy there
日本人は英語ができる人が少ないのに、ドイツ人でもスイス人でもネイティブじゃないのに、みんな英語がペラペラ話せることに驚きです！
Only americans say what state they're from, assuming united states is given.
Tomato Salad 51th Japan-state
You have to wait until after my visit to Japan, expected to take place next Spring. Then I will tell you, if Japan has met my expectations.
Yet, I know that Japanese are so polite and disciplined.
From Sociological viewpoint, Japanese could be considered as an example of disciplinarily behaviour, and good conduct, regarding some other peoples and other social groups elsewhere.
Thank you for this very interesting video,
この非常に面白いビデオをありがとう
アスカちゃんご活躍祈ってますー
The swiss girl: ehUEhUEhUEhUE
She’s yummy
田舎の因習的な小泉八雲のような世界も知ってほしいな。
that outfit change of yours surprised me hahahah i was not expecting it
Surprised Cathy never mentioned that she's been to Houston before.
If you go to the Ask Japanese channel home page and search for Houston you can find the videos.
I know that, I've seen them before.
I'm just curious that Cathy never said that Ask Japanese was there before for a Con to people being interviewed from Houston.
こう言う動画は見てて楽しい
Everything i expected was available in Japan when i came to Japan last year . I love you Japan !! . Can't wait to come to Japan again next year !! . Cute women , Amazing People , Awesome food , Awesome Tech , Beautiful countryside , My favourite Anime One Piece Goodies , Awesome Drinks , Lots of cool things that i dreamt about , Public transport punctuality which we don't get in Melbourne, Cleanliness, Kind People and lots of exciting things to do, aweosme fashion and beautiful nature and many more........... . I'm working hard on improving my Japanese skills these days.""Watashi wa anata ni Nihon o aishi""❤️😍😘
Bro can you translate what you said at the last
My translation senses state that you said
"Me and you in Japan is awesome"
Vegeta and Boruto i love you japan, i think in broken japanese
確かに.......気にするのはフォーマルかカジュアルかスポーティかですね.......。好きなジャンルは着れている🤔
That girl at 2:17 destroyed that Italian guy from 3 years ago, who showed Euro-trash arrogance
What video with an Italian guy? I'd love to see this.
SixPack Shakur (Rep5281) Search up Ask Japanese Handsome guy, that click the video with the blonde boy in the middle. Beyond disgusted i was from him.
Wow, I have seen that video but not to the very end. That boy is just disgusting. Weh.
ファッションに関しては、日本人は個性がない、と思い込んでる人が日本人にも多いけど、実は日本はかなり多様性がある
日本みたいにハイブランドと古着とファストファッションを混ぜて着る国なんてあまりないそれに、服のセオリーを無視したデザインも受け入れられやすい
秋葉原が電気街と世界にうたうならスパコンやその開発や、ゲームやアニメなど日本が特異で得意とする産業を、国があげてやってほしいと思うのと、麻生さんにはそれをしてくれるのを期待してたんだけどなぁ
I'm from Texas to :)
Can you intetview foreigners from other Asian countries as well?
Germans！美人❗️
good report and beautiful smile💘
見ていて とても嬉しくなりました☺️
ありがとう😆💕✨
現代の日本人男性が格好いいとか本当かな…？
でも嬉しいなぁ
海外の男性は見飽きるとつまらないですよ
山葵 says:
"現代の日本人男性が格好いいとか本当かな…？"
==
Grass is always greener on the other side.
People always want something they don't have.
I think it's even truer when it comes to choosing mates.
Exotic looking men and women are always attractive to the opposite sexes.
I think it's just natural instinct to avoid inbreeding.
山葵
Force
ファッションスタイルだけでしょ。
動画の中でも誰か言っていたけど海外では服装がシンプルすぎて実用的なファッションだけと。
着飾っていれば日本人ボーイズももちろん魅力的にも映るだろうね。
たぶん原宿界隈の男子のことでしょうね
秋葉原は電気屋街だった頃は良かったんだけど、そっちでは衰退してしまってるからね。通販の影響かな？
kinds of people are actually different in every station.
2yrs in japan...im from japan😂🤣😂🤣..🤔
Everytime an American gets asked where is he from he answers with "Oh i'm from Colorado" just tell us your country, all of us don't know about the inside geography of the US.
typical murican think the world revolves around them
I think it's kind of a habit we tend to get when introducing ourselves to other Americans as there are certain expectations about people from different states. I agree that it is a bad habit though. Many will interpret it as arrogance, but keep in mind that it's not an intentional snub in most cases.
Maybe it's because I'm American, but I think that's a very common way for people to introduce themselves. Even Japanese people sometimes introduce themselves that way by saying I'm from Osaka or Kyoto. I've talked to people from Brazil and sometimes they throw out the name of the city or the region they're from instead of saying Brazil. This happens to me so often I don't even blink an eye in surprise anymore lol.
LOL
Yeah I didn't think of that but that's right the US is such a big country. For me it's obvious, if I am in a foreign land I won't say "Hey I'm from Nancy, Lorraine" but I understand better why you do that
I would have the time of my life in Japan surrounded by your sort of company ;) certainly better than Croydon *yawn*
When you are in a store in Japan be sure to ask the salesperson, "How much is that in REAL money." No matter what price she gives, just say, "You don't understand, we're AMERICANS, we get a discount." They love that. They laugh and laugh.
I was waiting for someone to say that
*It's like anime*
But oh well it was still a nice video
That is pretty much like when foreigners say their experience visiting North America is like a being in a Hollywood Movie or when people visit London feeling like they are in Harry Potter though tbh Lol
Kinda have to remember that alot of practicality is drawn in Anime backgrounds.
Various animators and artist gather they're references from local locations, and pretty much draw a copy of a place in anime form.
Reality is polar opposite but i guess tourists wont feel it as they are only there to enjoy free time
I am Asian 🏆🇦🇺🇦🇺🏆🇦🇺🇦🇺
I may live in Japan ‼️‼️‼️
The Swiss girl is stunning!😍😍😱
右側のドイツ女性可愛いですね。
海外の人は体自体がファッションだからTシャツでもサマになる。
do germans demand them to live up to their requirement?
何か･・自分が誉められてるようで、嬉しく思う🎵
溺れるなよ…ほどほどに見ながらこれからどうしようって考え…、その外国人をサポートしてる人に感謝感謝ですな(*´･ω･｀)b
I am very interested Japanese language
できれば嫌なところは見なくて／経験しなくてほしいな。もし出会うと、帰国した後、有事や知り合いに、実はこうなんだよと言いふらされるから。
自分も想像していた東京と、実際住んでみて感じる東京は違うなー
子供の頃からロボットみたいに育った人達なのかもとか思ってたけど、実際は自分と全然変わりなかった
いや当たり前だけど、田舎に住んでた頃テレビで見る東京はそんな感じに思えた
みんな悪いことしてる、とかみんなと言葉が通じなかったらどうしようとか
ドイツの女の子達は気品がありますね。日本人と雰囲気も似ています(^^)
似てない
khaki agjhj
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actan0 口裂けまくってる
astralis 外国人信仰すごいな笑笑
The Switzerland girl with the glasses is waifu ♡
Now my desire to go is even more high >
So nice video
日本に生まれた事を誇りに思わないと行けませんね。
luv'd cats pigtails.
"I can speak German too". Swiss girl tries to clarify a word using German but she doesn't understand it. lol
dude, swiss German tv gets German subtitles when broadcast in Germany. It's a wild language!
ヨーロッパの人も英語ペラペラやからなあ…島国とはいえ見習わないとね
しゃけみ これが意外と通じないんですよ
黒ずみ系女子アナル 発音の問題じゃ？
英語喋れないってストレートに言われることが多かったですね
非英語圏の人達は、発音や文法がめちゃくちゃだろうが、とりあえず通じればいいだろうという考え。
逆に日本人は、相手がどう思っているのか気にするあまり、完璧に覚えようとする。
しかし日本人同士では、完璧に日本語を発音している人は少ない。
とくに「う」は適当で、おはよー、おとーさん、のように、うをきちんと発音しない。
だから英語も、それでいいんだよ。
@@mimi-16-papa いや、海外で日本人が英語を話すのを沢山見聞きしましたが「とりあえず通じればいい」という結果になるのは同じです。
完璧に日本語を発音している人は少ない？と言われますが、どの言語でも実際に話される発音は省略されたり変化します。 例えば英語だと Little はリル、Water はワラ、want to はワナ、got to はガラに近い発音になります。 日本語でも、島はShma、飛鳥はAskaと発音されていると思います。 日本語の母音はしばしば弱音化したり発音が省略されており、アナウンサーが話す発音を聞いてもそうなっています。
I went to harajuko and didn’t see what i expected. I did not see a single person wearing the colorful clothing.
スイスの方、素敵ですね(*^^*)
cool japan
真ん中の女性すごくKAWAII！
ハハーン ハハーン イエス イエス ちょっと何言ってるか、ちっともわかりませ～ン。
英語勉強しなくちゃ（汗
出来れば日本語字幕付きにしてほしいです。 お願いします。
設定で日本語を選択したら字幕は日本語になりますよ。
いまさら字幕をしった。さんきゅ。
服装に関しては、白人の方はカジュアルなTシャツとジーンズでもおしゃれに見える足長体型だから、私からしたら逆にうらやましい。奇抜な服装は、日本でも田舎に行くとジ～っと見られる。以前とある田舎で、おもいっきり地元人間の私に対して「ご旅行ですか？」と聞いてきた店主がいて笑った。
黒人は
海外の女性もTシャツ着用率高いよね。
I guess japan will fit my exceptation, all I want is manga for less money ( 15$ in swiss, that's killing my wallet actually. ) and an interesting experience in a japanese video game company.
Shūryū actually games and mangas are more expensive in japan
Second 😄
I wonder why they are so fixed on what clothing people are wearing? Sounds extremely superficial to me.🤔
I wanted to hear opinion of Philippine girl because she is living in Japan for 2 years and it more interesting :((
So cute jarman girl 😍😍