Hopefully the local government continues to support with the trash bags and trash pick up it is ridiculous how expensive the trash bags are in japan that you are required to use...
DestinyShiva if people all raised their children right and taught them not to bully, litter etc and not to be a dick, most of the world problems wouldn’t exist.
Same but children these days are cursing and saying things they shouldn't say in their age. Smh I'm definitely gonna raise my kids to be respectful and kind.
@kingzjohan Children have been behaving badly in that way since well before Fortnite. I'm 37 and I remember horrid children from when I was a kid, sooooooooo...
Was saying the same thing to my boyfriend! I know Jack all about Japanese tbh xD but I could tell some of these people had some really authentic pronunciation going on ^^
Btw, To Everyone who doesn't know, They switched over to another channel "Rachel and Jun Adventures"! you can follow them there. If you want an explanation about why they switched over, Rachel explained in a video that, These types of videos are painstakingly long to edit, plus. Its much more easier to upload videos that goes on their daily lives, Cause these types of videos, as she also explained. Takes a script and they have to follow a certain flow in order for it to come together, And then they have to edit it. So it takes a longgg time. Just to clear some things up in the comments section ^^
@lovely ava Yep, couldn’t agree more. Government should implement community service hours for high school students so that they learn how to value their environment.
Kai Lee what about the adults then? I’m a really clean teen and most of the few times I saw garbage being thrown on the streets was because of adults. Don’t say that teens or young adults need to save the planet when adults are just as bad. Of course I do think it’s a good idea, but say something related to adults cleaning too.
not really because people are choosing not to watch this like there is 2.5 million subscribers and only a couple hundered k that watched it and living in london we see this every day
Just a few of thoughts on safety: 1. Wear sturdy, thick soled shoes/boots. The folks in flipflops had me cringing. 2. Sharps resistant gloves. 3. First Aid kit that can handle lacerations, punctures, sprains, and bone breaks. 4. Somebody trained to use the First Aid kit.
The thing about finding needles was a shock for me. I've done cleanups on my local beach and typically nobody really wears puncture-resistant gloves. I certainly never did. Although I don't think we'd pulled any needles out of the sand, probably because the beach is a terrible place to shoot up in my area (high police presence, lots of witnesses), it could definitely happen. The thought of needles sticking up from a cluster of seaweed feels like a real violation; thankfully, we have McDonald's bathrooms for that sort of thing, so I think that's where most of the action gets siphoned off to, heh.
@@StochasticUniverse We've had stream cleanups, in my area, where people have stepped on rusty nails/screws. Plenty of broken glass, too. People digging in the sand, with their hands, had me sweating. Seemed like the beach trash was washed up, and not dumped.
@@C_Turtle0923 Yeah, definitely have to watch out on a beach. Theoretically anything _could_ wash up there. Would suck pretty bad to get hepatitis for your trouble in trying to beautify the landscape.
that's how japanese parents do it. their children learn to speak faster than average because they are up high and can hear clearly adults talking. so i've heard
Lily Smith Yeah, it’s just typical to wear children who can’t walk yet. No able-bodied child-minder in the world actually needs a ginormous pram/stroller/pushchair.
it was just recommended to me even if i dont typical watch that type of content. so your prayers have been heard and the youtube algorythm is promoting this video :D
@@PP-tp5iy recycling is largely not sustainable. What can be done is reducing/eliminating disposable plastic usage and turning the rest into refuse derived fuel etc
@@notnadz_ Well technically you can, they had a day or two days in China were the smog is really bad from cars were no one was allowed to drive and the sky cleared. Imagine if everyone used electric or water powered cars instead, that would help pollution. ^^
@@Ryebunny Do you know how hard it is to safely get rid of the batteries waste and also how much resources it takes to make these electric powered batteries? Although it is better for the air to use electric cars it is not better for the environment as a whole in the long run.
True. I'm happy that soo many youtubers start to raise awareness about protecting the environment! It feels really great knowing that people are staring to care for our planet! :)
I am happy that more TH-camrs are sharing this beautiful habit and they try to educate people about pollution and respect for the environment. I am pretty sure the more young people will receive the message the better our future will be!
it would be so helpful if there’s a website where every cleanup on the world is listed, no matter what company or organisation. Everyone could just list their Cleanup in a calender, and people could search by date or place. I think it would attract a lotta people.
I'm so glad more people are getting involved in cleaning the beaches. I wish I was there helping, but sadly I'm USA side. I have helped with beach cleanups and I am always happy seeing people trying to make their areas better 😊
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We love watching all your videos! Funny, serious, thoughtful, or just stream-of-conscious: we enjoy it all. Thank you for including us in a slice of your lives. As a fellow Texan, this past year and a half has been particularly difficult, made only more difficult by certain life-threatening policies. Watching you two take on life, regardless of the grind, gives me hope and encouragement. So proud of you! がんばって!
There is one thing even more important than cleaning up trash. And that is to not make trash to begin with. Of course everyone will create trash. There are plenty of times when you simply can't avoid it. But you can change a LOT in your daily life to reduce the amount of plastic trash you create. For instance; I'm not drinking anything from plastic bottles anymore. Well, I use a Dopper which is a refillable bottle. I don't eat individually packaged cookies, nor do I eat candy bars (Twix and the like). The cookies are replaced by something home-baked which is really easy to make (about 10~20 minutes every 1.5 weeks). I also buy my peanuts and other nuts from the market in order to reduce plastic. I've even switched to another brand of 'hagelslag' which doesn't have a plastic window in its box. But there aren't many near-zero-waste options available. Therefore I'm also actively asking stores what they can offer. This way I'm letting them know that there is a demand for those options. The stores need to change, but they pretty much only care about short-term money. Sure, it might cost us a bit more to get things to change, but it is worth it. Each breath we take we breathe in micro plastics. This can't be healthy for anyone.. I'm not asking you to live a zero-waste lifestyle. It's hard, and I can't do it either. But please please please reduce the amount of waste you produce. It helps a lot. (It would also help a lot if you could pick up some trash every once in a while though :p )
Reusable bags when grocery shopping to. Or my mom crochets things and uses the plastic bags as stuffing. Reusable straws and take them with you when you go out. And a few small things I can't remember right now. But it all helps a small small bit. Not a lot but it better then nothing
I always bring my own bags to the store so I don't have to use plastic ones! I also always try to make everything at home so I don't need to take processed food anymore. I began to have these good habits when I learn about how much plastic are in the ocean, anymore tips and suggestions is appreciated
I would also like to suggest that people use solid bars of soap instead of liquid hand soaps or bath soaps from bottles. That is a huge way to eliminate plastic waste. And if possible shampoo bars (Lush sells them). I used to go through so many bottles of soap! And try to avoid plastic bottles that are not clear or white. Apparently plastic isn't recycled when they are dyed colors.
From my daughter (6): Thank you so much for helping save the beach and the oceans so the fish (and we) can have better lives!!!!!!!!!! If we ever make it to Japan (we are in America) we will help you! Once I get fully vaccinated we are going on trash pick up adventures here!
@@brendonsforehead4961 they should to do 3R to the trashes and they have the technology, I think it will be a little easier for them and if they can manage to deal with their trash, if possible, they can help other countries that have difficulty dealing with their trashes and educate them on how to dispose it properly so it won't end at the ocean anymore, but ... unfortunately, some of the politicians still think it's a waste of money >
This reminds me of that scene in spirited away when chihiro pulls the fishing line out of the stinky demon and it turna into all this junk and trash and it was actually a river spirit Such a great job guys ♡
after looking this video I shown it to my brother and my cousin and we all went to the forest behind our village and clean it up completly ^^ I'm quite proud of myself , it's amazing what you managed to do in this video , continue like this ;D
My family used to have a forested area behind our house. A stream went through it that came from further into the city, and every spring (after snow melt and before the grass got too high) we would go out and pick up bags and bags of plastic bottles and stuff. Right behind our house the stream spread out and got shallower so all the trash carried by the melt water ended up there.
When I hear Japan I always thought about their cleanliness. I can't believe what I am seeing right know on the beach!!! It really is happening, plastics are everywhere. Thank you for showing us and inspiring us to clean our surroundings!
It’s the ocean, 100% of the trash can’t be just from Japan although majority of it probably is. A lot of it is just floating out at sea and washing up onto the shores of many countries
Most likely all of that is not from Japan. Trash can travel in the sea for thousands of miles. With all the typhoons the trash from damaged areas is also in the mix and will take weeks to wash up again, maybe even more time than that.
It is, largely due to groupism/conformity pressure though. Mostly they worry about being judged for littering rather than caring about cleanliness itself. Even if not, don't forget that there's regularly times where the ocean comes into the towns and drags stuff back out... Or just stuff drifting from miles upon miles away
Every time my mom and I would walk our dog, we would pass by this small stream and wooded area. And every time, we would look at the trash and curse ourselves for forgetting a trash bag. But you and your video have motivated me to go straight there and pick up around the stream to which I found plastic bottles, cans, paper cups, and a METAL SINK. Ekkk. Just wanted to let you know that you made a real environmental difference so THANK YOU, Rachel, Jun, and the rest of the people in this video. Keep up the great work 😊 - Fayetteville, North Carolina
@Haley Fowler That's great, Haley! I don't do that but I would like the habit of driving somewhere to pick trash up. There's just so much small trash in cracks and even in the ground where we can't see. :/
Hey beautiful people! Thanks so much for your work, Rachel and Jun! You are amazing. I also pick up trash here in my little village in Germany. Its so important to keep our environment clean.
This is so sad. I used to pick up trash for three hours a day down the same highway near my house every single day as a teenager and it always amazed me that every single day there was NEW trash so it was a constant war to keep it clean, I'm native american and my mother raised me very strictly to respect the earth and that littering was disgusting, my mother would get so angry and heartbroken over the disrespect for the earth that she would cry when she saw litter, bring raised that way I could never and still can't understand how people can treat our home like this.. it breaks my heart..
I'm black and Canadian, and my mom raised me to be respectful and clean up after myself. I don't "expect" someone to do it for me. I feel that it's my duty. I understand respecting the earth. We all have to live on it!!
I have a walking/biking path behind my house. Every now & then I'll bring along a trash bag when i walk and pick up trash I find along the way...which is a LOT. _Especially_ lots of FACE MASKS! 😷 SO disgusting! 🤮
Sadly a lot of people aren't taught how important it is to protect the earth that God has given us or they just don't care. I wish they would because the way things are going right now, the future isn't looking too good. :(
Get this: sometimes I try to clean up my neighbourhood and I get stares and disapproval. It's cultural yes and it's a culture that needs to change. Not all cultural things are ok - this should be a moto in the 21 century if we want to see a change.
I suspect a great deal of this is the result of planes and boats/ships crashing and sinking in the ocean. A lot if this debris you show looks like it could have come out of someones luggage. Also, much of it could be from fishing boats that use the ocean to dump their refuse instead of off loading it into dumpsters on shore
Thank you for cleaning the beach! I was kinda embarrassed to watch this video as one of the Japanese😰I didn’t even know the beach filled with trush like this exists in Japan. I would love to join you for next cleanup event!! Sorry for my bad English😅
Wow, I really hope you can come! It was a really nice group of people from sooo many different countries! It was really motivating to hang out with so many people wanting to do something to help. 💕 and your English is great!
It's not really something you can stop. Plastic gonna plastic in the water. It's more about being vigilant and being able to take care of things more often than once a year.
You probably already thought of this but, if you had a few 4 wheelers that work in sand you could attach a large canvas behind them & throw the bags you pick up & the heavy stuff to take to your holding area it would help immensely. And is there anyway to put nets in the water for an hour or so & the pick up the net with the debris in it? Wish I could come help but I’m to old & in bad health. I also wish more people were willing to help to get it clean & keep it clean. Thanks for all you do! ❤️
I mean, it kind of sucks that caring for the Earth that has always provided for us and knowing it will not continue to do so for very long if we continue on the path we're on is not enough but hey, people that care about the environment in their everyday life not just because its a trend will take whatever they can get! A united effort is the only way to go, before its too late.
Birdtaro Everywhere needs help. Team trees, Team Ocean, Team Rivers, Team Meadows, Team Cities, Team Ponds, Team Animals, Team Bugs, and Team Humans. We are all important and all connected.
The girl who comes to the Philippines just to clean 😭 Thank youuu! It's embarrassing for us for foreigners come to our country just to clean. We are very sorry but thankful
I’m so glad seeing cleanups like this everywhere around the world. Most events are little ones but they help people understand the damage. I live in the middle of a dessert and help a lot in highway cleanups. I hope that us inlanders can do our part to prevent garbage from getting into your neighborhood
And then there is place like my little part of the world where you can get arrested for cleaning out stuff on public spaces because the government hire people to clean out thing (but they never do it, too much to cover, not enough people, if you are lucky you'll see them once every 10 years) and doing it yourself means you are stealing someone else job..... it's really depressing lol
We need to push companies to reduce, reuse, recycle, packaging. Make products safe, long-lasting, easily repairable, efficient, preferably open source. Cut consumerism, make cities more efficient as a system, share stuff.
@@ArthursHD they wont cuz that doesnt produce them Money... My country is corrupt so companies dump horrible chemicals un the River and "the enviromental part of the goberment" ALLOW THEM cuz brivery... Fucking hate living in a third world country and see how powerfull companies do as they like :(
Well countries like the Philippines also get paid to take trash from other countries. I'm Filipino as well. American born though, and I've never been too the Philippines unfortunately.
Especially the manila bay,they had a clean up there but scavengers and people who visit there still throws trash and the smell still lingers there (sorry if my grammar is wrong)
i feel like that would be great not only for serving, but also for growing. my school had something like that in elementary school (but it was more for people and not the environment, even though thats good too), and that was it so I feel going on a trip to clean a beach or something like planting trees would be great.
This was a great video! I grew up doing school group cleanups. We would go to different local creeks and ditch areas in the neighborhoods to pick up trash. Still doing this in my current neighborhood. We have regular creek cleanups and it works! It always looks nice. We take a bag along with us for walks as well. The other great thing about it is that this creek joins the Santa Ana River that goes directly to the Ocean. This prevents the debris from going any further. Thanks for your hard work!
When the girl said she cleans up the Philippines every year and I was like THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU MISS THANK YOU ARIGATO! Is that why Manila is so clean now? I thank you miss and the people that you worked with
I saw this and thought, this was not as bad as I thought as it'll be. I did a clean up for school as punishment and we saw used nappies,shoes and it smelled like shit(like actual poop since the indigenous groups near that area defecate in the water). I really appreciate clean ups like this because it was really tough
I'm a Filipino but I respect our mother nature but other Filipino they don't have respect to our mother nature every years mother nature is always angry on them every year and I don't want to throw my trash everywhere I'm just putting inside my backpack or my pocket if I saw trash can I'll put it them sorry for bad at English I want to give an opinion not all Filipino like me have no respect for our mother nature and others always be kind.
The fact that everyone couldn’t always speak the same language but we’re still excited and ready to clean the beach was honestly a show of how nature can pull people together and I think it’s amazing that you guys can inspire that and bridge the communication gap through those similar feelings that make everyone feel equal.
Love it, well done everyone, in a world that some people are busy taking everything that’s good in this world apart, it’s nice to see people starting to put it back together 👍😎👍
What really impressed me is when they started digging up the huge heavy stuff. I live on the beach and whenever there's a clean up, the big buried stuff tend to get left with a "oh let's just focus on the bottles and instead"
Jun: "Philippines is much more worse than this?!" Me: oooooooooh boyyy, jun, my man my dude, my idol. You don't even know the half of it- its pretty terrible. Like, Gordon Ramsay would lose shit and sue the Philippines for it.
Lester Gundayao i remember someone pointing out the river that flowed through Manila, and it looked like a highway of trash. Not one inch of water was visible.
Tell me why this video had me with tears running down my face. I cried because I was sad to see all the trash, so much pollution.. And I cried because I was happy to see how many people showed up and the amazing progress you all made. Thank you for putting this all together!
I live in a small seaside town in florida and every time i go to the beach i bring a giant trash bag with me and always end up filling it up within 15 mins. I'm also a part of a kayaking group called pick and paddle. Anytime we go kayaking in the rivers that lead to the ocean we always pick any trash up we see floating and put in trash bags that we bring with us. It breaks my heart everytime i do this and end up crying by the end because of the damage were doing to such beautiful ecosystems. Keep up the good work everyone! Avoid using plastic as much as possible in your daily life!!
Kayak clubs and other groups do the same kind of river clean-ups here in the Charleston, SC area. Thanks for your help... It all counts. Please try to enjoy the beauty of being out on or around the water too! I understand it can be very disheartening.
@@nataliegraham9552That makes me very happy that there are other kayaking groups that do this! Thank you for sharing that with me and yes i will always continue to enjoy and fight for our beautiful ecosystems we're lucky enough to enjoy! Happy paddling lol
It's important to remember that Japan has a lot of typhoons so rubbish and miscellaneous items can be washed out to sea and end up elsewhere in the country and also just elsewhere in the world.
Well done--I try to do this on every beach I visit. Most recently I was visiting an island in the north Atlantic two hours from the Scottish mainland and my friends and I picked up huge bags full of stuff every day. It's disheartening. A lot of it was fragments of plastic fishing nets, but the number of plastic spoons, toys and general domestic detritus was high, too. This was on a beautiful, pristine beach where almost no one visits, so most of it had washed ashore on the tide.
Every secondary school kid should be made to do this at least twice it will have 2 impacts 1st showing them how much rubbish is washed up and 2nd to open their eyes to the impact of one group of kids on 1 beach can do
It makes sense you’re finding the things you do. All the weather patterns that take homes from where they stand. I’m so very inspired what you’re doing! 🥰🇨🇦
Me: Kids are annoying and I don't want anything to do with them Small child: beating a coconut with a stick Also Me: You're doing amazing sweetie. Perfect form and technique 10/10
Can you imagine how clean the beach would be if every time a person that visit/came to that beach picked up just one piece of trash and disposed of it properly?
@@FrancisAlbert1990 theres always lazy and disgustang people in the world who pollute the environment no matter how clean the citizrns of the country is
It's heartwarming to see all people who helped cleaning the beach. But there should have been several hundred! A fantastic effort though! Kudos to all who was there! This was just ONE small beach in Japan... It's mind-boggling just to think about how many more beaches around the world that looks the same... It makes me real sad. I had gladly joined you on the beach if I was in Japan but as long as the pandemic is going that can't happen for a while. Keep up the good work! 👍🤩
If you want to join us for one of our future cleanups, event info is at cleanup.ciclo.jp!
Rachel and Jun
Rachel and Jun ホント尊敬してます🙏🙏
That's amazeballs
Hopefully the local government continues to support with the trash bags and trash pick up it is ridiculous how expensive the trash bags are in japan that you are required to use...
Ohh i love you guys ♥️, i really want to try this in morocco..
Why isn't anyone talking about the lady who came to clean the beach with a baby on her back?!
she is amazing :o
She's a supermom that's for sure if anything at some point her kid could develop the same type of love of the environment because of her example 😄😄😄
Restores Humanity in me!
Not all heroes wear capes!
She looks awesomely dedicated. Great to see.
Child: "If you have time, can we make it together?"
I want all children to be as sweet as this little boy
DestinyShiva if people all raised their children right and taught them not to bully, litter etc and not to be a dick, most of the world problems wouldn’t exist.
Same but children these days are cursing and saying things they shouldn't say in their age. Smh I'm definitely gonna raise my kids to be respectful and kind.
Absolute_ Extra "children these days" know you're just trying to provide a point but the way you framed that sentence makes you look like a boomer 😂
@@Mi_Mi0 In America in particular yeah but it's fine in Japan, clearly
@kingzjohan Children have been behaving badly in that way since well before Fortnite. I'm 37 and I remember horrid children from when I was a kid, sooooooooo...
Can we also acknowledge that some people weren’t even Japanese and spoke the language very well???!
Ikr. That was awesome. Even the intonation.
Was saying the same thing to my boyfriend! I know Jack all about Japanese tbh xD but I could tell some of these people had some really authentic pronunciation going on ^^
@@sufferinsilence5817 12:03
I can't understand but it's amazing!!!
〜夢衣 english is not my first language. I’m Italian and I speak English, French and Spanish as well! Dedication is everything
Btw, To Everyone who doesn't know, They switched over to another channel "Rachel and Jun Adventures"! you can follow them there.
If you want an explanation about why they switched over, Rachel explained in a video that, These types of videos are painstakingly long to edit, plus. Its much more easier to upload videos that goes on their daily lives, Cause these types of videos, as she also explained. Takes a script and they have to follow a certain flow in order for it to come together, And then they have to edit it. So it takes a longgg time. Just to clear some things up in the comments section ^^
I found this sign at one of the beaches in the Philippines:
Leave nothing but footprints,
Take nothing but photos,
Make nothing but memories.
Napaka kalat nmn kasi nung iba
Is it in Cebu?
@@tamposdaffodil529 yeah
@lovely ava Yep, couldn’t agree more. Government should implement community service hours for high school students so that they learn how to value their environment.
Kai Lee what about the adults then? I’m a really clean teen and most of the few times I saw garbage being thrown on the streets was because of adults. Don’t say that teens or young adults need to save the planet when adults are just as bad. Of course I do think it’s a good idea, but say something related to adults cleaning too.
I’m glad that environmental things are becoming more trendy
Lilly sameee
SAVE THE TURTLES SKSKSK IM A VSCO GIRL AND I OOP!!!!!!!!!!
not really because people are choosing not to watch this like there is 2.5 million subscribers and only a couple hundered k that watched it and living in london we see this every day
Yes, finally a trend that's so so helpful for the environment.
Not Caitlyn nothings wrong with vsco girls
Just a few of thoughts on safety:
1. Wear sturdy, thick soled shoes/boots. The folks in flipflops had me cringing.
2. Sharps resistant gloves.
3. First Aid kit that can handle lacerations, punctures, sprains, and bone breaks.
4. Somebody trained to use the First Aid kit.
The thing about finding needles was a shock for me. I've done cleanups on my local beach and typically nobody really wears puncture-resistant gloves. I certainly never did. Although I don't think we'd pulled any needles out of the sand, probably because the beach is a terrible place to shoot up in my area (high police presence, lots of witnesses), it could definitely happen. The thought of needles sticking up from a cluster of seaweed feels like a real violation; thankfully, we have McDonald's bathrooms for that sort of thing, so I think that's where most of the action gets siphoned off to, heh.
@@StochasticUniverse We've had stream cleanups, in my area, where people have stepped on rusty nails/screws. Plenty of broken glass, too. People digging in the sand, with their hands, had me sweating. Seemed like the beach trash was washed up, and not dumped.
@@C_Turtle0923 Yeah, definitely have to watch out on a beach. Theoretically anything _could_ wash up there. Would suck pretty bad to get hepatitis for your trouble in trying to beautify the landscape.
yeah it made me cringe they weren't using gloves at the very least. Medical or drug users waste can easily be among the pile.
I agree with everything but I am wondering about that first aid kit. How would you break your bones while picking things up?
For everyone wondering, they’re still active on TH-cam!! They post a lot more on their other channel Rachel & Jun’s Adventures
Why did they move to that channel?
Why did they move?
Thanks
@@Akkhinus they brokeup
@@Silent_Tentacle wait when???
Mad respect for the mum that came with a freaking child on her back. Damn girl you inspire me
that's how japanese parents do it. their children learn to speak faster than average because they are up high and can hear clearly adults talking. so i've heard
Lily Smith Yeah, it’s just typical to wear children who can’t walk yet. No able-bodied child-minder in the world actually needs a ginormous pram/stroller/pushchair.
Dude, props to the badass mom cleaning the beach with her kid on her back - that is AGONY for your lower back muscles. Respect, miss!
not it you wear the baby in a certain way. I used to have to carry my son around so he would stop screaming and I could get things done.
hello
In Nigeria they wrap the babies in fabric around their backs to get them to fall asleep. If you scoot them high up it takes the strain off your back🤗
TH-cam honestly needs to put this in everyone’s recommended
Fr, I wanna see this not snakes giving birth or random dudes making a clay house😩
Yes, but it is just trendy
Mater never cr nor de
Do not get mad at me big thinkers are saying that.
So what if we eat plastic 🔙I say it
it was just recommended to me even if i dont typical watch that type of content.
so your prayers have been heard and the youtube algorythm is promoting this video :D
This was on my recommend
It was in I'm recommend.
6:53 the girl said she cleaned philippines every year thank you for the service and actually manila bay is cleaned now
i think the worst part is the sand hides a lot of the trash.
The worse part is us creating that trash and not care to recycle.
Well, better be buried deep in the beach than in the ocean, right?
@@PP-tp5iy recycling is largely not sustainable.
What can be done is reducing/eliminating disposable plastic usage and turning the rest into refuse derived fuel etc
@@greenxmango8049 yes. they ship them to China or make plastic fibre out of it, which then again ends up in the ocean.
Reducing usage is key
@@PP-tp5iy not sustainable as of now at least
Jun: “This can explode!”
Also Jun: *procedes to kick it*
I was looking for that comment!! :D
It csn only explode if in contact with fire
@@fingr2420 idk Can it?
@@Nyan26 I D K *_C A N_* I T ?
@@zionnemakoma1398 idk c a n i t?
Mrbeast: planting trees
Rachel and Jun: cleaning a beach
👏👏👏
2020: cleaning up pollution
@@loosens9999 you can't clean pollution??
@@notnadz_ Well technically you can, they had a day or two days in China were the smog is really bad from cars were no one was allowed to drive and the sky cleared. Imagine if everyone used electric or water powered cars instead, that would help pollution. ^^
@@Ryebunny it would help/get rid of pollution not clean it.
@@Ryebunny Do you know how hard it is to safely get rid of the batteries waste and also how much resources it takes to make these electric powered batteries? Although it is better for the air to use electric cars it is not better for the environment as a whole in the long run.
I’m so happy you guys dig into the sand and just didn’t get surface items! The things buried I’m sure have been there for quite awhile!
Rachel and Jun: cleans the beaches
Everyone watching this: [happiness noise]
txtbruuuh xd
True. I'm happy that soo many youtubers start to raise awareness about protecting the environment! It feels really great knowing that people are staring to care for our planet! :)
Moa
I am happy that more TH-camrs are sharing this beautiful habit and they try to educate people about pollution and respect for the environment. I am pretty sure the more young people will receive the message the better our future will be!
teamtrees and trashtag need to be in youtube rewind 2019.
It won’t be. Only dumb things get in TH-cam Rewind.
Shawn Nichols TH-cam rewind 2018 was only Fortnite and nothing else.....
*TH-cam:* How about no.
Agreed
TH-cam rewind is a joke
Jun: *kicks portable gas canister* Look, this can explode
Jun: *proceeds to kick the canister*
Me: Confused yet amused
it would be so helpful if there’s a website where every cleanup on the world is listed, no matter what company or organisation. Everyone could just list their Cleanup in a calender, and people could search by date or place. I think it would attract a lotta people.
Instead of TH-cam rewind every year, we should have beach cleanups, tree planting, and other things to help out the earth
Sam Ayling 100%
Yes!
yesyesyes i totally agree
YES agreed!
Yessss ❤❤❤
I like how such a diverse group of people showed up!
Just bc people like children doesn't mean that want one themselves.
@@firebreathingmoonbeam3961 I think you replied to the wrong comment. ^^
@@BeccaBuckLebowski lol yeah I did Sorry
@@firebreathingmoonbeam3961 No need to apologize, just noticed. Could happen to anyone.
Fresh_Water not sure the diversity matters as long as there are people showing up
This is actually a great challenge to become a trend.
Too bad many popular youtubers will be too selfish to take the time out of their days to do something that doesn't earn them money(beside ad revenue)
That was incredible! Great job! Kudos to the lady with a child on her back! It shows her love for the environment and the ocean. Great job guys! Frank
“I would die for you, small child” *same girl same*
Hmmmm would you for your children rather than husband? I’m not sure. I’m just purely confused or if this is just strange.
Israel Country Cube waut?
YES JUST YES
Israel Country Cube who cares about the husband 🙄
@@IsraelCountryCube what are you talking about
It’s depressing seeing all the trash but makes me feel better knowing some ppl care enough to put in effort.
Nikira you’re correct about that
H HUH HUH!?! EHEHEEEE N NANI L LOL HEHEEEEEE I ITS AN A A ANOTHER A ARMY HEHEHEEEEEEEEE Y YAY L LOL HAHAHAAAAAAAAA.!
I agree, just wish it was more than a one time stunt. There haven't been anymore cleanups here. I live in the same place so was looking forward...
Nikira your words speaks for itself
Hoi2 AND SPRITE
The idea of making it a monthly event should get more people a chance to be involved in it. Blessed be
I agree
I'm so glad more people are getting involved in cleaning the beaches. I wish I was there helping, but sadly I'm USA side. I have helped with beach cleanups and I am always happy seeing people trying to make their areas better 😊
Cleaning a beach with a cold or while having a child strapped to your back. Good job guys.
6 year old who is helping out adults cleaning out the beach
Me:My 8 years old brother won’t even wash his own spoon
Same except my brother is 13💀
@@Samantha-iw6vx I'm so sorry for you
@@AngelineL. uff thanks haha
At least your brother isn't a 9-year old who throws fits over Fortnite
Those can be taught
Challenge accepted! Thanks for cleaning up the beach!
Looking forward to your always amazing videos!!
I will share with you the "ECOSIA". it is a search engine like Google, the difference is that, in addition to using renewable energy, it also uses the money that is earned from 45 searches made by users who use it to plant 1 tree in places in need. The objectives range from restoring exhausted soil, forests after burning, restoring water flow to natives, etc. If you doubt, check out their TH-cam channel, where they film the natives they work with! info.ecosia.org/what
I really hope you come back soon! When I was 9 I used to love your videos, today marks the day I am 14. You guys really shaped me as a kid. Thank you.
They still make vids! They just post on their second channel now called Rachel and Jun Adventures
TH-cam should help raising awareness to projects like these and make this year's rewind "Saving the environment"
Let's Read Textbook this should be every year
Racheal and Jun supporting everyone who came is wholesomeness at it finest
The “slightly sick” guy was so lovely he came here sick just because, like he said, there were not much opportunities. aww.
It also helps with the healing to be outside in the sun if the weather is calm.
kla waii coronavirus
Rona
Also the women with her baby
We love watching all your videos! Funny, serious, thoughtful, or just stream-of-conscious: we enjoy it all. Thank you for including us in a slice of your lives.
As a fellow Texan, this past year and a half has been particularly difficult, made only more difficult by certain life-threatening policies. Watching you two take on life, regardless of the grind, gives me hope and encouragement. So proud of you! がんばって!
this reminds of the scene in Spirited Away where they pull the trash out of the river spirit
i remember reading somewhere about that scene being inspired from miyazaki-sensei's experience of cleaning up his local river so that makes sense
watch Nausicaä and Princess Mononoke ;)
There is one thing even more important than cleaning up trash. And that is to not make trash to begin with.
Of course everyone will create trash. There are plenty of times when you simply can't avoid it. But you can change a LOT in your daily life to reduce the amount of plastic trash you create. For instance; I'm not drinking anything from plastic bottles anymore. Well, I use a Dopper which is a refillable bottle. I don't eat individually packaged cookies, nor do I eat candy bars (Twix and the like). The cookies are replaced by something home-baked which is really easy to make (about 10~20 minutes every 1.5 weeks).
I also buy my peanuts and other nuts from the market in order to reduce plastic. I've even switched to another brand of 'hagelslag' which doesn't have a plastic window in its box.
But there aren't many near-zero-waste options available. Therefore I'm also actively asking stores what they can offer. This way I'm letting them know that there is a demand for those options. The stores need to change, but they pretty much only care about short-term money. Sure, it might cost us a bit more to get things to change, but it is worth it. Each breath we take we breathe in micro plastics. This can't be healthy for anyone..
I'm not asking you to live a zero-waste lifestyle. It's hard, and I can't do it either. But please please please reduce the amount of waste you produce. It helps a lot.
(It would also help a lot if you could pick up some trash every once in a while though :p )
How does this only have 20-ish likes??
Wat voor reacties krijgt ge van winkels wanneer ge om verandering vraagt?
Reusable bags when grocery shopping to. Or my mom crochets things and uses the plastic bags as stuffing. Reusable straws and take them with you when you go out. And a few small things I can't remember right now. But it all helps a small small bit. Not a lot but it better then nothing
I always bring my own bags to the store so I don't have to use plastic ones! I also always try to make everything at home so I don't need to take processed food anymore. I began to have these good habits when I learn about how much plastic are in the ocean, anymore tips and suggestions is appreciated
I would also like to suggest that people use solid bars of soap instead of liquid hand soaps or bath soaps from bottles. That is a huge way to eliminate plastic waste. And if possible shampoo bars (Lush sells them). I used to go through so many bottles of soap! And try to avoid plastic bottles that are not clear or white. Apparently plastic isn't recycled when they are dyed colors.
“ I WOULD DIE FOR YOU SMALL CHILD” RACHEL IM CRYING
And Rachel will (unfortunately) be dying
@@zionnemakoma1398 well DUH
@@zionnemakoma1398 We're all dying slowly.
I’m proud to say I’m your 900th like
@@amalinaalisha5965 omg I've never had this many likes thank you 😭
From my daughter (6): Thank you so much for helping save the beach and the oceans so the fish (and we) can have better lives!!!!!!!!!! If we ever make it to Japan (we are in America) we will help you! Once I get fully vaccinated we are going on trash pick up adventures here!
Shoutout to the amazing mom with the child on her back, that put a genuine smile on my face.
the baby was also so cute! staring at Jun.
This really needs to be a worldwide trend
#TrashTag
Aidas Ale if #TEAMTREES can be, this can happen.
Where do they bring the trash and is it not gonna end up in oceans again?
@@brendonsforehead4961 they should to do 3R to the trashes and they have the technology, I think it will be a little easier for them and if they can manage to deal with their trash, if possible, they can help other countries that have difficulty dealing with their trashes and educate them on how to dispose it properly so it won't end at the ocean anymore, but ... unfortunately, some of the politicians still think it's a waste of money >
This reminds me of that scene in spirited away when chihiro pulls the fishing line out of the stinky demon and it turna into all this junk and trash and it was actually a river spirit
Such a great job guys ♡
Yep. Still a great movie though
It reminded me of the same thing!
Keiji is so cute and warmed my heart. He just wanted to share the shell castle building experience with you. 😍
after looking this video I shown it to my brother and my cousin and we all went to the forest behind our village and clean it up completly ^^ I'm quite proud of myself , it's amazing what you managed to do in this video , continue like this ;D
My family used to have a forested area behind our house. A stream went through it that came from further into the city, and every spring (after snow melt and before the grass got too high) we would go out and pick up bags and bags of plastic bottles and stuff. Right behind our house the stream spread out and got shallower so all the trash carried by the melt water ended up there.
How nice! Good job!
Yep I did the same and I found tons of condoms
@@lo-fiboi8184 Ho my god xD that is disgusting and at the same time funny in a way but , good job anyways ^^
That's awesome!!!
When I hear Japan I always thought about their cleanliness. I can't believe what I am seeing right know on the beach!!! It really is happening, plastics are everywhere.
Thank you for showing us and inspiring us to clean our surroundings!
It’s the ocean, 100% of the trash can’t be just from Japan although majority of it probably is. A lot of it is just floating out at sea and washing up onto the shores of many countries
Island countries get a ef ton of trash
Most likely all of that is not from Japan. Trash can travel in the sea for thousands of miles. With all the typhoons the trash from damaged areas is also in the mix and will take weeks to wash up again, maybe even more time than that.
Just imagine what other countries look like. Go pick some trash!
@Dark of the knight Ok? I don't see your point. Picking up trash and consuming less plastic is still super important.
I liked that you interviewed/thanked everyone who came. It was interesting to hear everyone's point of view
Omg, this made me cry.
I am amazed that this is in Japan though. I always thought Japan was a very clean place.
It is, largely due to groupism/conformity pressure though.
Mostly they worry about being judged for littering rather than caring about cleanliness itself.
Even if not, don't forget that there's regularly times where the ocean comes into the towns and drags stuff back out... Or just stuff drifting from miles upon miles away
Mr Beast: *on a mission to plant 20 million trees*
Rachel and Jun: *on a mission to clean beaches*
Me: I'm so proud of this community
Yup..action speak louder than words..
This is a great comment!
Can't wait to get back out there and keep going! I also loved how many people became friends from this event too! (^_^)
Yesss I was so happy to meet so many people!! 🌟
This is only 1 beach, in 1 town, in 1 country. Imagine all over the world how much plastic/litter there is??!! Thank you for doing this!!
Erick Zucconi its the worst in asia. So start there
Thank you so much for caring for the earth we really appreciate it!!!
Every time my mom and I would walk our dog, we would pass by this small stream and wooded area. And every time, we would look at the trash and curse ourselves for forgetting a trash bag. But you and your video have motivated me to go straight there and pick up around the stream to which I found plastic bottles, cans, paper cups, and a METAL SINK. Ekkk. Just wanted to let you know that you made a real environmental difference so THANK YOU, Rachel, Jun, and the rest of the people in this video. Keep up the great work 😊
- Fayetteville, North Carolina
Sempre Film Traveler Oh woah I live near Fayetteville, what's up 😂
Northern California Fishing Videos lmao ur kidding, right?
@@reeda5390 Not much, haha. Slowly getting used to living in America. You good?
@Haley Fowler That's great, Haley! I don't do that but I would like the habit of driving somewhere to pick trash up. There's just so much small trash in cracks and even in the ground where we can't see. :/
Sempre Film Traveler nice! Welcome to the states and to NC, I hope you settle in well and like it here! and yeah I'm doing well ty :^)
I know it's sad but there is something really satisfying about seeing the larger objects being pull out of the sand
True and i really do like it when they found incredible things when cleaning. It seemed like a treasure hunt 😂
@@nurulizzati545 *trashure hunt
Much power to the lady who was carrying her child on her back, the strength and dedication shown really warmed my heart ❤️
Hey beautiful people! Thanks so much for your work, Rachel and Jun! You are amazing. I also pick up trash here in my little village in Germany. Its so important to keep our environment clean.
This is so sad. I used to pick up trash for three hours a day down the same highway near my house every single day as a teenager and it always amazed me that every single day there was NEW trash so it was a constant war to keep it clean, I'm native american and my mother raised me very strictly to respect the earth and that littering was disgusting, my mother would get so angry and heartbroken over the disrespect for the earth that she would cry when she saw litter, bring raised that way I could never and still can't understand how people can treat our home like this.. it breaks my heart..
I'm black and Canadian, and my mom raised me to be respectful and clean up after myself. I don't "expect" someone to do it for me. I feel that it's my duty. I understand respecting the earth. We all have to live on it!!
I have a walking/biking path behind my house. Every now & then I'll bring along a trash bag when i walk and pick up trash I find along the way...which is a LOT. _Especially_ lots of FACE MASKS! 😷 SO disgusting! 🤮
Sadly a lot of people aren't taught how important it is to protect the earth that God has given us or they just don't care. I wish they would because the way things are going right now, the future isn't looking too good. :(
Get this: sometimes I try to clean up my neighbourhood and I get stares and disapproval. It's cultural yes and it's a culture that needs to change. Not all cultural things are ok - this should be a moto in the 21 century if we want to see a change.
@@puraLusa agreed
" Everything seems impossible until it's done" Nelson Mandela.
The Japanese way: we don't need people cleaning we need people to stop throwing.
Potatoes we do need help and cleaning. Stop throwing those things out there both. Yep help each other no matter what.
And a better sorting and containing system for trash
Jayfrid exactly right!
@Rouge Raven Yup, it should
I suspect a great deal of this is the result of planes and boats/ships crashing and sinking in the ocean. A lot if this debris you show looks like it could have come out of someones luggage. Also, much of it could be from fishing boats that use the ocean to dump their refuse instead of off loading it into dumpsters on shore
Bless you all how Beautiful to show you care to clean up for nature and our future.
Thank you for cleaning the beach!
I was kinda embarrassed to watch this video as one of the Japanese😰I didn’t even know the beach filled with trush like this exists in Japan.
I would love to join you for next cleanup event!!
Sorry for my bad English😅
Wow, I really hope you can come! It was a really nice group of people from sooo many different countries! It was really motivating to hang out with so many people wanting to do something to help. 💕 and your English is great!
おつかれさまでした
It's not really something you can stop. Plastic gonna plastic in the water. It's more about being vigilant and being able to take care of things more often than once a year.
MrBeast is planting 20M trees
Rachel and Jun is Cleaning the beach.
Whose next?
I cleaned my room.
@@noco7243 give this man a medal
@@noco7243 good at least you are doing something ... Next time try think about" we " not only "me"
@@rohitkinkar4092 God you must be fun at parties. oh wait, you wouldn't go to a party unless *everyone* was having fun.
You probably already thought of this but, if you had a few 4 wheelers that work in sand you could attach a large canvas behind them & throw the bags you pick up & the heavy stuff to take to your holding area it would help immensely. And is there anyway to put nets in the water for an hour or so & the pick up the net with the debris in it? Wish I could come help but I’m to old & in bad health. I also wish more people were willing to help to get it clean & keep it clean. Thanks for all you do! ❤️
I love how cleaning up parts of the earth (may it be beaches, forests ect.) it becoming a big trend.
Let's hope this trend doesn't die...
I mean, it kind of sucks that caring for the Earth that has always provided for us and knowing it will not continue to do so for very long if we continue on the path we're on is not enough but hey, people that care about the environment in their everyday life not just because its a trend will take whatever they can get! A united effort is the only way to go, before its too late.
I bet after team trees the whole operation ocean meme is gonna be the next big project for the internet
Not after. Concurrently. We need to clean everything and plant milions at the same time to make up for our mistakes.
Birdtaro Everywhere needs help. Team trees, Team Ocean, Team Rivers, Team Meadows, Team Cities, Team Ponds, Team Animals, Team Bugs, and Team Humans. We are all important and all connected.
The girl who comes to the Philippines just to clean 😭
Thank youuu! It's embarrassing for us for foreigners come to our country just to clean. We are very sorry but thankful
Ya,
;-;
Philippines is a dangerous country there are a lot of kidnappers,druglords,etc
Jeff The Killer that wasn’t needed.
@@elaraelias2283 lol ok
@@wyeth2138 i mean, that might be true if your only focusing on the minority lmao
Thank you! - To all of you amazing, caring and generous people who take the time to help keep our oceans and waterways cleaner.
After the interaction with the kid rachel was probs like
*jun we need a child*
Jun: *but we already have 3..*
Midoriya cleans beach to obtain one for all
Jun: *hold my rachel*
lol
@@ryverkyaakk6285 elf Sasuke?
juan Granados maybe
i've been looking for this comment.
I've been expecting for a comment like this!
I’m so glad seeing cleanups like this everywhere around the world. Most events are little ones but they help people understand the damage. I live in the middle of a dessert and help a lot in highway cleanups. I hope that us inlanders can do our part to prevent garbage from getting into your neighborhood
And then there is place like my little part of the world where you can get arrested for cleaning out stuff on public spaces because the government hire people to clean out thing (but they never do it, too much to cover, not enough people, if you are lucky you'll see them once every 10 years) and doing it yourself means you are stealing someone else job..... it's really depressing lol
Fantastic teamwork 👏👏👏👏👏 Thankyou !
She is correct about the philippines, im a filipino and the trash in the oceans or rivers are so bad people cant swim in it
We need to push companies to reduce, reuse, recycle, packaging. Make products safe, long-lasting, easily repairable, efficient, preferably open source. Cut consumerism, make cities more efficient as a system, share stuff.
@@ArthursHD they wont cuz that doesnt produce them Money... My country is corrupt so companies dump horrible chemicals un the River and "the enviromental part of the goberment" ALLOW THEM cuz brivery... Fucking hate living in a third world country and see how powerfull companies do as they like :(
Over tourism is also a contributor, look what happened to the beach in Thailand.
Well countries like the Philippines also get paid to take trash from other countries. I'm Filipino as well. American born though, and I've never been too the Philippines unfortunately.
Especially the manila bay,they had a clean up there but scavengers and people who visit there still throws trash and the smell still lingers there (sorry if my grammar is wrong)
i feel like some schools should take trips to the beach and clean up for a bit
Ha ha, that would kinda suck.
i feel like that would be great not only for serving, but also for growing. my school had something like that in elementary school (but it was more for people and not the environment, even though thats good too), and that was it so I feel going on a trip to clean a beach or something like planting trees would be great.
Most of the kids would've just not went to school
General Boom lol tru but its just optional lmfao
Evie lmfao
Jun: Rachel, look at this, it'll explode!
Also Jun: Kicks it.
This was a great video! I grew up doing school group cleanups. We would go to different local creeks and ditch areas in the neighborhoods to pick up trash. Still doing this in my current neighborhood. We have regular creek cleanups and it works! It always looks nice. We take a bag along with us for walks as well. The other great thing about it is that this creek joins the Santa Ana River that goes directly to the Ocean. This prevents the debris from going any further. Thanks for your hard work!
When the girl said she cleans up the Philippines every year and I was like THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU MISS THANK YOU ARIGATO! Is that why Manila is so clean now? I thank you miss and the people that you worked with
I saw this and thought, this was not as bad as I thought as it'll be. I did a clean up for school as punishment and we saw used nappies,shoes and it smelled like shit(like actual poop since the indigenous groups near that area defecate in the water). I really appreciate clean ups like this because it was really tough
Simp
NukelerToonz
No.
I'm a Filipino but I respect our mother nature but other Filipino they don't have respect to our mother nature every years mother nature is always angry on them every year and I don't want to throw my trash everywhere I'm just putting inside my backpack or my pocket if I saw trash can I'll put it them sorry for bad at English I want to give an opinion not all Filipino like me have no respect for our mother nature and others always be kind.
Joshua Pascasio lmaoooo
The fact that everyone couldn’t always speak the same language but we’re still excited and ready to clean the beach was honestly a show of how nature can pull people together and I think it’s amazing that you guys can inspire that and bridge the communication gap through those similar feelings that make everyone feel equal.
JUN LOOKS REALLY DIFFERENT WITH THAT HAIRSTYLE
Indeed. I barely recognize him.
Lisa Jennings me too
I like it tho! But so different xD
Yeah, he looks different. i read the name just to be sure. Rachel and jun.
he had the anime boy hair 😂
Love it, well done everyone, in a world that some people are busy taking everything that’s good in this world apart, it’s nice to see people starting to put it back together 👍😎👍
What really impressed me is when they started digging up the huge heavy stuff. I live on the beach and whenever there's a clean up, the big buried stuff tend to get left with a "oh let's just focus on the bottles and instead"
The perfect couple doesn’t exi-
Jun: "Philippines is much more worse than this?!"
Me: oooooooooh boyyy, jun, my man my dude, my idol. You don't even know the half of it- its pretty terrible. Like, Gordon Ramsay would lose shit and sue the Philippines for it.
Lester Gundayao i remember someone pointing out the river that flowed through Manila, and it looked like a highway of trash. Not one inch of water was visible.
@@jbre7233 I'd take this dirty beach everyday than what we have 😩😩😩
I saw a community of people living on a landfill
*cough*Pasig River*cough*
bruh fr , especially in the provinces
Tell me why this video had me with tears running down my face. I cried because I was sad to see all the trash, so much pollution.. And I cried because I was happy to see how many people showed up and the amazing progress you all made. Thank you for putting this all together!
I live in a small seaside town in florida and every time i go to the beach i bring a giant trash bag with me and always end up filling it up within 15 mins. I'm also a part of a kayaking group called pick and paddle. Anytime we go kayaking in the rivers that lead to the ocean we always pick any trash up we see floating and put in trash bags that we bring with us. It breaks my heart everytime i do this and end up crying by the end because of the damage were doing to such beautiful ecosystems. Keep up the good work everyone! Avoid using plastic as much as possible in your daily life!!
Kayak clubs and other groups do the same kind of river clean-ups here in the Charleston, SC area. Thanks for your help... It all counts. Please try to enjoy the beauty of being out on or around the water too! I understand it can be very disheartening.
@@nataliegraham9552That makes me very happy that there are other kayaking groups that do this! Thank you for sharing that with me and yes i will always continue to enjoy and fight for our beautiful ecosystems we're lucky enough to enjoy! Happy paddling lol
Honestly this is encouraging me to go out and clean up the beach in my country
Can we just talk about how that lady found part of a WOODEN GRAVE MARKER on the beach?!?
It's important to remember that Japan has a lot of typhoons so rubbish and miscellaneous items can be washed out to sea and end up elsewhere in the country and also just elsewhere in the world.
Whan is it
@@Diamond-ow6rc 11:05
Well done--I try to do this on every beach I visit. Most recently I was visiting an island in the north Atlantic two hours from the Scottish mainland and my friends and I picked up huge bags full of stuff every day. It's disheartening. A lot of it was fragments of plastic fishing nets, but the number of plastic spoons, toys and general domestic detritus was high, too. This was on a beautiful, pristine beach where almost no one visits, so most of it had washed ashore on the tide.
I don't understand how people can dislike this?!
@Ankjok Ming true
The gloveless trash touching handshakes
Blue 19 maybe they dislike how dirty the beach is
People who don’t believe in global warming, and don’t believe the world is dying
Well haters are everywhere with black hearts.
The mom with a child on her back hahahhaha
So cute
Pls protecc her melon lord 🙏
@@paolo3794 is her melon at risk?
@@spacewolfjr If you consider the child a melon
“I would die for you, small child” I was thinking the same thing
Lmao same.
@@blehblehbleh2714 Username checks out
The fact that you guys aren't just getting what's on the surface but stuff under the sand too is awsome.
I love how everybody in the internet is teaming up together to clean the earth 😊
Their literally cleaning up their own garbage
@@xiyomi More like other's garbage
We don't just need internet people to do it. Large corporations and people with power should be doing so too.
But this is a great start. The more we do, the more will join.
Well let's be honest it's not like the corporations that make the trash or the people that have the money is gonna help. Someone's gotta do it.
Every nation should do this monthly
Totally
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Every secondary school kid should be made to do this at least twice it will have 2 impacts 1st showing them how much rubbish is washed up and 2nd to open their eyes to the impact of one group of kids on 1 beach can do
No shit!
This should be military service
Rachel : "This is actually an incredible pile of trash"
Me : feels targeted
😂😂😂
you should feel targeted everytime someone uses anything plastic this is what happens to it. #GoZeroWaste
Brilliant comment
@@xena8_8 thank you 😇
It makes sense you’re finding the things you do. All the weather patterns that take homes from where they stand. I’m so very inspired what you’re doing! 🥰🇨🇦
I'm glad we're having more people who take action than just go on the internet and talk about how they care about the environment.
Me: Kids are annoying and I don't want anything to do with them
Small child: beating a coconut with a stick
Also Me: You're doing amazing sweetie. Perfect form and technique 10/10
You were a child once to ya know 👎🤷♀️🙁
Phyllis Lundrigan its a joke phyllis, relax
@@april00026000 Oh, LOL😁💕👌Stay safe 💜
😂😂 meee
april00026000 I only hate kids when they’re loud and bratty and entitled.
Can you imagine how clean the beach would be if every time a person that visit/came to that beach picked up just one piece of trash and disposed of it properly?
About 10% cleaner- there is a lot of fucking trash there
How about everyone that goes to the beach dispose their trash instead of leaving it around?
Francis Albert Most people do do that but a lot of trash still gets washed on the shore
@@FrancisAlbert1990 theres always lazy and disgustang people in the world who pollute the environment no matter how clean the citizrns of the country is
I did the best I could collecting trash on the beach while visiting Okinawa. So sad.
It's heartwarming to see all people who helped cleaning the beach. But there should have been several hundred! A fantastic effort though! Kudos to all who was there!
This was just ONE small beach in Japan... It's mind-boggling just to think about how many more beaches around the world that looks the same... It makes me real sad.
I had gladly joined you on the beach if I was in Japan but as long as the pandemic is going that can't happen for a while. Keep up the good work! 👍🤩