I also lived in the United States,when I was a high school student. After all, "When in Rome, do as the Romans do.” Since childhood, Japanese have been taught to behave in public places and not to speak loudly in such a place. That ethnicity means that they don't like to cause trouble to people around them. There are people who want to quietly think and enjoy their meal alone, and it's not unpleasant just because they're eating against the wall, and even if they're eating with friends and family, they may seem too quiet for a foreign people, but they talk a lot. We’re just doing it quietly so that it doesn't bother people around us. I live in Tokyo, too, and over the past few years, the number of foreign tourists has increased tremendously, and I feel both good and bad. I want to live normally, but there are so many tourists now. So it happens I couldn't enter the store, and I couldn't spend time quietly in public places... and it was more difficult for people who lived normally in the local area to live. However, I look at the tourists who like Japan and are interested in it with a warm heart. You may not know much about Japan or the Japanese in about two weeks, but most Japanese are tolerant, kind and helping tourists. I think the person next you who was eating got interested in you. And I think he wanted to tell you how to eat Japanese food. Tokyo is certainly a busy city. However, as you have experienced, it is a city with many beautiful parks and new and old things coexist. There are many shrines and parks in the city, keeping the Japanese at peace. They are people who value modernization and history. I think it will be fun to experience historical places and festivals also. Thank you for visiting Japan. Come back again with your girlfriend!! Also Thanks to visit teamLab which my son’s company working as an engineer .
Eather quiet or noisy is depending on the restaurant. when you eat at a quiet restaurant people tend to be quiet. When you eat at a very noisy restaurant people tend to talk laud. So in my opinion although you and your girlfriend are superior foreign tourists you do not have to be noisy when everyone else in the restaurant is quiet. And you happened to sit next to an old man who likes talking to people it doesn't mean every Japanese is the same. Do not generalize us Japanese.
The man at the standing sushi was teaching you how to immerse yourself in the eating culture. That's important to the Japanese, they want their culture respected i think its great.
There surely ARE many casual restaurants or cafes full of friendly talking, laughing of customers eating. You just haven't been there unfourtunately. You have seen and experienced quite limited parts of Japan.
I’m Japanese.I live in Canada I miss Japan. It's not easy to go Japan now because of the flight ticket is very expensive. Your video really makes me feel happy☺️ thank you for showing Japan 🇯🇵
Oli Barrett, I am a Japanese living in Tokyo. I have watched all your travel videos in Japan. I personally enjoyed watching the videos very much. What you said in the first video, "Don't research too much, feel what you see with your own eyes", is the best part of travelling! Actually doing so exposes you to different values and brings you new perspectives. By the way, culture is a strange thing, sometimes it feels like a completely different thing. That can sometimes be tremendously stressful. Two weeks is far too short a time to get to know a country. You will know this, as you have travelled to many different countries. People get tired in different environments, so they can lose their perspective. Please don't look at some things and think they are all things. But everything you see and feel is real. I just want you to reveal that truth. Next time you come to Japan, try to find out exactly why this is so. I welcome you, and I'll be waiting for you in Japan!
I’m a Japanese living around Tokyo. And yes, I feel lots of stress living in a city like this. But also as a Japanese I feel comfortable living in such environment for some reason. As you are saying people here suck at expressing their feelings and thoughts, but I feel they are the most kind and polite people in the world. They don’t hate you they are just shy. Thank you for sharing your thoughts about our culture.
Complain for the lack of communication and once someone spoke to you to communicate in the sushi place you refuse. Visiting the busiest part of Japan and getting stressed to see people busy and stressed. You came to play the lost in translation? I'm sure there are many unspoken rules but many of them are universal. Don't touch products if you are not buying. Don't talk aloud on the phone while in the train. It's that simple. Next time visit to a super small random village. You will see more human to human communication if that is what you like ❤
黄金のうんちの横の建物はビール（アサヒビール）の建物です。上が白いのは泡を表しています。いい宿に宿泊しましたね。 The building next to Golden Poo is the beer (Asahi Beer) building. The white top represents bubbles. We stayed at a nice inn.
Before you say anything, do you get permission from the store to film? There's no mosaic on other people's faces either, which I found to be very rude.
you have only seen famous tourist sights so you are too early to decide what is like living in Japan. it's like visiting London and try to understand the life in the UK. Please visit non-tourist places in ordinary cities or towns or villages.
I enjoyed your videos at the beginning, what drew me in was your wonderment of Tokyo and seeing how different it is from the West. My wife and I go to Japan every year, our favourite country so far. As your series went by it changed, you seemed stressed more and more especially after meeting up with your friend and his Uncle, I saw tension there that never went away, perhaps a solo trip would have worked better. The last video clearly showed no enjoyment, only stress, not sure what other people here in the comments are seeing but it was anything but enjoyment. Mocking the name of Takeshita street and being upset with the older man at the Sushi place over nothing then ranting incoherently as you push through the crowds was bizarre. Your continued use of a camera on trains and in restaurants while braying loudly is cringe worthy, I can see in the future, cameras being banned in more places because of this sort of behaviour. Also, If you’re sick, try wearing a mask as not to infect everyone around you. Appreciate that in good old London, the subways are dirty, the restaurant prices are insane and that you can be stabbed to death on the street by thugs for wearing an expensive watch.
I disagree that it was an incoherent rant about the man in the sushi restaurant. I was thinking aloud, exploring culture differences. This video was on the back of 14 full days back to back, filming and travelling with no days off. You’re good to spot the tension with the uncle haha. The channel is about me being totally real and authentic. Not everything is always going to be perfect, as it is in most 15-min long “Japan is the greatest” videos. I only wish I could capture the feeling of my first day in Tokyo and have experienced the same every day. Unfortunately, that’s not possible.
@@OliBarrettTravel I watched all of your Japan videos and look forward to your next JApan series- it's still compelling viewing. Maybe you'll have a better time- minus the Uncle!
I loved your videos! I’m a Japanese woman who’s lived abroad for 6 years, now living in Tokyo. That guy in the sushi restaurant is a typical “weird nosy guy” you’d see in Japan occasionally. I’d feel weird and annoyed personally if I were you but he’s not a standard Japanese guy. There are weird people in Tokyo too like anywhere else in the world :D
The facial expressions of the Western foreigners around him were not so grim, but he was the only one who looked strange. The look in his eyes seemed strange, so I felt it was dangerous.😆😅
How was the food in Japan? I'm sure you've eaten a lot of sushi and ramen, but there are many other delicious things in Japan. But it can be hard to find them. There are Japanese TH-camrs who introduce Japanese food to tourists. One way to do that is to check them out and make a reservation! They know a lot of good restaurants.
Thanks for your thoughtful comment! It's true, I'm not sure I would want to live in Tokyo, but I really can't wait to come back. It's the perfect place for tourists!
Tak-a-sheet-ah, mate, ignorant not funny (though many think it, no one says it) there's also Makashita. Good video though. The aspect of someone with no prior research exploring. It amplifies the Culture shock. We eat raw fish in the UK, Tuna and Salmon mainly. The old guy was advising, its a polite way of correcting you.
I think Tokyo is a very special place in Japan. Because people are physically close to each other and it becomes difficult to secure personal space, give-and-take occurs. As a result, I feel that we have come to respect each other as individuals. As someone who finds interpersonal relationships bothersome, this kind of atmosphere actually makes me feel comfortable. Although Japanese culture tends to emphasize cooperation, there are many people who feel that individual freedom should be respected. The coldness of the city isn't all bad :) Japanese people may not show their emotions much. But often it is based on the desire to live comfortably with each other. I'm thinking hard about how I can tell the other person without being rude. If you ever come to Japan again, please enjoy it!
@@OliBarrettTravel You could at least blur out faces, or purposely not get a whole shot of every individual there; you're not even trying. So I'm complaining? Have you read the other comment from the Japanese person asking you the same thing? Have some decency.
@@Official-OpenAI He can turn down the camera and make sure you don't have other people's faces. When he start to eating, he can turn up(very up) the camera and make sure only he face in camera,speak very quickly,then everyone happy. i know a lot of unhappy thing cause youtober in japan.but most youtober is on rules whatever Chinese or other.Under normal circumstances, they all works in the way i said.
I have lived in Shanghai before, and when I take public transportation, I often strike up conversations with strangers. That's not the case in Japan. Shared taxis, like the ones in China, are not common in Japan. Chinese and Korean people are more direct in expressing their intentions to others. Japanese people, on the other hand, are not very comfortable with expressing their own intentions.In China, you might find shop attendants knitting or playing cards while at work. In Japan, it's strictly prohibited for employees to play during work hours. Even within Asia, the rules can vary significantly.Seriously, this guy is a foreigner and can eat anything.
今回は初めての訪問であり、分からないこともたくさんあって、ストレスも溜まることもあったかとは思いますが、次回訪れる際は今回の経験もあるので、今回ほどストレスを感じないかもしれません。 日本は北海道から沖縄、小笠原まで縦に長く、気候やフード、雰囲気などが地域によって異なったりもします。 また日本に遊びに来て下さいね This is my first visit, and there are a lot of things I don't understand, and I think I might have accumulated stress, but the next time I visit, I will have this experience, so I may not feel as stressed as this time. Japan is long vertically from Hokkaido to Okinawa and Ogasawara, and the climate, food, atmosphere, etc. may vary from region to region. Please come and visit Japan again.
I would like to understand the country called Japan objectively, so I would like you to tell me honestly about this trip to Japan. Including comments etc.
Nice video. But half of Japan's population is not only in the two areas of Tokyo and Osaka (Kobe, Kyoto), but also in the Nagoya metropolitan area. Nagoya is an independent and the metropolitan area is home to over 10 million people.
Bro please just learn a few phrases of Japanese😂😂😂 Japanese people appreciate it so much when you make that effort because people really dont speak English there. I know in my country if someone rolls up speaking a foreign language at me expecting me to understand, it makes for a rude and uncomfortable interaction. If you have an extra hour you can use that time to learn 5 phrases on Duolingo! I love your channel but having been to Japan myself they dont like foreigners there as it is... lol. I like your energy and channel, just pleeeease try to learn a bit, you'll skyrocket your whole experience❤ Its also pronounced "Tah-keh shtah" not take-a-shit-a omg lol😂😉 Some helpful phrases: Kudasai (koo-dah-sye) Please Oishii desu (oy-shee dess) Its delicious Sumimasen (soo-mee-mah-sen) excuse me Gomen nasai (Goh-men Nah-sye) I'm sorry XYZ wa doko desu ka (XYZ wah doh-koh dess kah) Where is XYZ XYZ wa ii desu ka? (Wah ee dess kah) Is XYZ okay? (Is it okay if I XYZ) Peace and blessings✌️
@@wynn3077 Yes having been to Japan and being conversationally fluent in Japanese myself, I'd say that learning some Japanese is a must. Makes the whole experience a lot more pleasant💝
Sorry for your feeling bothered a bit by the gentleman about unwanted soy sauce advice Knowing Japanese feeling and seeing the man's kind attitude, I assure his intention is not really trying to correct you as such. If that's his intention and in Japan, he would have done so in a stern serious expression. We generally say among us that putting too much soya sauce kills the taste of the fish and in addition, too much of sauce is bad for your health, particularly heart disease as it contains highly concentrated salt than any other sauce. I think he is also curious with a foreigner in general so maybe finding a reason to talk to you, even if language remains as a determinant barrier to convey his good intention. I've been overseas including UK over the past two decades, so I can tell too much attention is not always a fun even if your counterpart does not intend anything bad.I am a Tokyoite and I imagine it's the same as Parisiens in a way that we residents know how to avoid the frustrating crowd spots in town - both my mother and myself have special skills to avoid Shinjuku, Ikebukuro and Shibuya by circumventing with backstreet low-profile metro and tram lines. Another observation (sorry for being honest) - The last thing - Japan has its own culture of strict table manners linked with some tradition such as tea ceremony (chanoyu) dating back to 17th century. And I attest Britain has your own too, putting your tiny cut food onto a fork turned upside down before eating. At times we have to curse the curb of the fork as the cut piece with smooth texture wants to fall and go back to the plate lol. I saw someone in the UK doing this with cut spaghetti. I once attempted the same but you need to keep the whole yourself still while transporting the cut spaghetti from a curbed fork to your mouth. We tend to feel other high cultures are a little pretentious when it's not your own. We also often say Japan is a country of expert workers. Each is proud of his her expertise. This, particularly, is what you might face in a place like a sushi restaurant with a sushi maker, or a tea ceremony goods shop with a tea professional clerk. They might appear to be at times too proud and imposing, either for good or bad reasons. I'd say even train station clerks as they feel responsible for the safety of all the passengers. Just sharing some tips to demystify the mysterious us. Good luck with love my friend.
@@OliBarrettTravel Wonderful sensitivity of Western foreigners.🦨🦡🐷Apparently he imagined the bubbles on beer. Japanese people are kind, so no one complained to him and left him alone.
Hello.I like watching your video. The following is my opinion.(I don't know if it's correct) In the past, even Japanese people used to talk casually with strangers. However, around the 1980s, some terrible kidnapping incidents occurred. Since many Japanese people are anxious,the following idea has become widespread: ``If you talk to someone you don't know, they might think you're suspicious.''As a result, the current situation has arisen. I also sometimes feel envious of a culture where people feel free to talk to people they don't know.
I'm in my 30s living in Yokohama, but I've never been to TeamLab. So that's what I mean. Kanagawa prefecture (Yokohama or Kamakura) is more relaxed than Tokyo, and I would recommend Saitama prefecture (Kawagoe) or something like that. Each can be explored in about a day. If you are in Tokyo, go to the ginkgo trees in Meiji Jingu Gaien in the fall. There are many highly rated curry restaurants in that area. In spring, I go to Meguro River and Shinjuku Gyoen. This is so-called “hanami,” or cherry blossom viewing.
Thanks for the great video! By the way, I always feel like traveling with a camera in my hand tires my hands and reduces my enjoyment by half, what do you think?
Thank you for coming to Japan 😊 Japanese people have their own unique culture and personality. It was your first time in Japan, and I'm sure it was difficult because there were so many things you weren't used to. However, thank you for enjoying the various places and giving your honest impressions! ✨ Actually, in Japan, it is rude to jump in the camera when someone is taking a photo or recording a video. So, Japanese people avoid or are careful not to jump in your camera like a ninja. 🥷 We never hate you 🙆♀️ A lot of eyes are on you because we are interested in you. But we are shy 😂 It's confusing, right? 😂 So,don't overthink it, just enjoy it ︎👍🏻 Japanese people know and feel that you respect our culture︎👍🏻 Please continue your wonderful journey! ✈️ your video is awesome! and your amazing! big love from Japan🇯🇵 ※ Pardon my broken English.
I'm sorry that Japanese people are so unfriendly and made you feel uneasy! Many people can only speak Japanese, so they may be a little scared of what to do if they talk to you. I think they will immediately open up to foreigners who can speak Japanese. But we don't hate them! We are especially happy when we see foreigners who are impressed and happy with Japanese culture. Also, the cities we visited were big cities (Tokyo, Osaka), so people may have been particularly difficult to open up to in Japan. I think people in the countryside will be a little more friendly. (Nozawa Onsen is...) Even for Japanese people, Tokyo is far from others and it feels rough. Basically, Japanese people are timid. Also, it's true that Japanese people may not be happy about having a camera rolling. Especially in busy cities. If you were sightseeing without a camera, you might not have been looked down upon. This is not just because you are a foreigner, but also for Japanese TH-camrs. But I would welcome you to my town! Thank you for loving Japan so much. I'm sorry for any unpleasant experiences you may have had.
Nice to meet you. I watched all your videos about Japan. Thank you for coming to Japan. Many Japanese people comment on etiquette and manners, but you don't need to worry too much about it. There are many manners that even Japanese people find annoying, and it's almost impossible to learn all about the culture of a new country before you go. I'm glad that the number of foreigners from overseas has increased rapidly recently, but I think everyone is probably worried. In addition, Japanese people are shy, so they can't directly tell people off for manners. But most Japanese people want to help you when you're in trouble. Please come to Japan again. Thank you for the great video! Sorry for my poor English.
just Mac food why you got stressed? your stressed feelings , mostly you made it. you judge every things on your knowleges. selfcentred. please enjoy unexpected in your life. so far you are the gaijin for me.
The old man at the sushi restaurant has a good impression of you. Japanese people have the ability to understand other people's feelings based on their mood, even if they don't express them verbally. So it's understandable
I'm 19. I love watching your videos. I think Japanese culture is different from other countries' but not bad😂 You might be tired... The person who teaches you at sushi restaurant is not bad. I believe you should not believe people who tell you "what you did is bad in Japan"etc. especially on the Internet. And they are not almost youth. On the other hand, you should believe people who teach you the right things. People who talk to foreigners in real life generally do so with a good conscience. First, there are few people in Japan who talk to foreigners. Sorry for my bad English. Anyway I hope you come to Japan!! From Tokyo.
Any guesses where I’m headed next?
south korea
Come to Kazakhstan to Almaty for a month) and make an honest vlog)
日本語講座。
日本人に一言目で辺境の言語を話しかけるのは失礼すぎる
@@scatroll810 英語は全世界の言語ではないの？日本全国の学生は英語を学ばないの？問題はないと思う。日本人にいい英語練習になりますね。それに日本語はたぶん世界一番難しい言語から、彼を許すべきでしょう。毎日日本語を勉強するの外人として、君の判断は厳しすぎると思う。失礼します🙏🏻
@@theshisho 第二言語として人口が多いだけで全世界の言葉じゃないよ。現地の人に外国語を押し付けるようなマネは日本でなくても良くない。
寿司屋で隣の男が言っていたのは、醤油を米ではなく魚のほうに漬けて食べると美味しいよ♡と教えてくれていました。親切です☆
I also lived in the United States,when I was a high school student.
After all, "When in Rome, do as the Romans do.”
Since childhood, Japanese have been taught to behave in public places and not to speak loudly in such a place.
That ethnicity means that they don't like to cause trouble to people around them.
There are people who want to quietly think and enjoy their meal alone, and it's not unpleasant just because they're eating against the wall, and even if they're eating with friends and family, they may seem too quiet for a foreign people, but they talk a lot.
We’re just doing it quietly so that it doesn't bother people around us.
I live in Tokyo, too, and over the past few years, the number of foreign tourists has increased tremendously, and I feel both good and bad.
I want to live normally, but there are so many tourists now.
So it happens I couldn't enter the store, and I couldn't spend time quietly in public places... and it was more difficult for people who lived normally in the local area to live.
However, I look at the tourists who like Japan and are interested in it with a warm heart.
You may not know much about Japan or the Japanese in about two weeks, but most Japanese are tolerant, kind and helping tourists.
I think the person next you who was eating got interested in you.
And I think he wanted to tell you how to eat Japanese food.
Tokyo is certainly a busy city.
However, as you have experienced, it is a city with many beautiful parks and new and old things coexist.
There are many shrines and parks in the city, keeping the Japanese at peace.
They are people who value modernization and history.
I think it will be fun to experience historical places and festivals also.
Thank you for visiting Japan.
Come back again with your girlfriend!!
Also Thanks to visit teamLab which my son’s company working as an engineer .
こんにちは。日本を楽しんでいただいて嬉しいです。立ち食い寿司のおじさんは、あなたを叱っていたのではなく、親切心で「お寿司はこうやって食べると美味しいよ。おすすめはこれだよ」って教えようとしてくれたのだと思いますよ。あなたとコミュニケーションを取ろうとしたのだと思います。日本人は他の人の邪魔をしないという雰囲気があるので自分からはあまり話しかけたりはしませんが、話しかけて打ち解けると優しい人が多いと思います。またいらした時は埼玉県の田舎の方にもきてみてくださいね。
お店でビデオを撮る時は、マナーが大切ですね。撮りますが良いですか？とお店の人に聞くと良いかも。
じろじろ見るのは、海外の人の反応に興味があるのと、助けてあげたい気持ちがあるからだと思います。少し日本語でコミュニケーションを覚えると、数倍楽しくなりますよ♪
私も海外一人で旅してご飯食べてると、かなり現地の人にガン見されてます😅最近は自分たちの食にどんな反応示してるのか、どうやって食べてるのか気になるんだろうなー程度に考えてますが。
寿司屋のおじさんみたいに余計なお世話する人が結構いるけど、日本人は親切を装った強要が酷いね。
もう少し感謝されたい気持ちを抑えて、相手の自由も尊重するべきだ。
@@elsk1031 外国人はよそよそしいより大阪みたいな気さくなのが好きな人ものすごく多いので強要と感じていない人も多いのでは
あなたが言っていることは難しすぎます。東京の人々が積極的にコミュニケーションを取らないことが奇妙だと言いながら、知らない外国人に対して積極的にコミュニケーションを取ってくる人に対しても奇妙だと言っている。自分が望むときだけに希望通りのコミュニケーションを取ってくれることを望むのはわがままではないか？新幹線の隣の席の女性は、あなたから英語で話しかけられたり、勝手に動画を撮られてアップロードされることを望んでいなかったとは思いませんか？
人々が慌ただしくしている姿にストレスを感じるのなら、東京へ行くのは避けた方がいいでしょう。
マイクを持って隣でぼそぼそ話していたり、寿司を食べる時にあなたが初心者とわかるから、おじいちゃんはあなたが何をしているのかとあなたを見たのではないでしょうか？もしくはおじいちゃんはあなたを助けたかったのかもしれません。自分の先入観でものごとをどう捉えるかはあなた次第です。その捉え方次第で、異文化が楽しくもなります。
Eather quiet or noisy is depending on the restaurant. when you eat at a quiet restaurant people tend to be quiet. When you eat at a very noisy restaurant people tend to talk laud. So in my opinion although you and your girlfriend are superior foreign tourists you do not have to be noisy when everyone else in the restaurant is quiet. And you happened to sit next to an old man who likes talking to people it doesn't mean every Japanese is the same. Do not generalize us Japanese.
The man at the standing sushi was teaching you how to immerse yourself in the eating culture. That's important to the Japanese, they want their culture respected i think its great.
8:20 I am Japanese. Your actions are not wrong. Closing a seat with a suitcase is bad manners.
There surely ARE many casual restaurants or cafes full of friendly talking, laughing of customers eating. You just haven't been there unfourtunately. You have seen and experienced quite limited parts of Japan.
日本人は酒を飲まないと本性をなかなか出してくれません。ぜひ居酒屋へ行ってみて欲しいです。
I’m Japanese.I live in Canada
I miss Japan.
It's not easy to go Japan now because of the flight ticket is very expensive.
Your video really makes me feel happy☺️ thank you for showing Japan 🇯🇵
Oli Barrett, I am a Japanese living in Tokyo. I have watched all your travel videos in Japan.
I personally enjoyed watching the videos very much.
What you said in the first video, "Don't research too much, feel what you see with your own eyes", is the best part of travelling!
Actually doing so exposes you to different values and brings you new perspectives.
By the way, culture is a strange thing, sometimes it feels like a completely different thing.
That can sometimes be tremendously stressful.
Two weeks is far too short a time to get to know a country. You will know this, as you have travelled to many different countries.
People get tired in different environments, so they can lose their perspective. Please don't look at some things and think they are all things.
But everything you see and feel is real.
I just want you to reveal that truth.
Next time you come to Japan, try to find out exactly why this is so.
I welcome you, and I'll be waiting for you in Japan!
Thanks so much for your lovely comment. Glad you enjoyed the videos :)
I’m a Japanese living around Tokyo. And yes, I feel lots of stress living in a city like this. But also as a Japanese I feel comfortable living in such environment for some reason.
As you are saying people here suck at expressing their feelings and thoughts, but I feel they are the most kind and polite people in the world. They don’t hate you they are just shy.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts about our culture.
I definitely felt that people are extremely kind and polite, maybe just difficult to express those emotions.
@@OliBarrettTravelI love to see the culture shock, it made your video more interesting and authentic than most of the others!
@@Taku10619 thank you :)
私は日本人で新宿や東京に通勤してましたが、疲れます。🤣
千葉に異動になった時に体が随分楽になりました。日本のほとんどは田舎だから安心して下さい。
Complain for the lack of communication and once someone spoke to you to communicate in the sushi place you refuse. Visiting the busiest part of Japan and getting stressed to see people busy and stressed. You came to play the lost in translation?
I'm sure there are many unspoken rules but many of them are universal.
Don't touch products if you are not buying. Don't talk aloud on the phone while in the train. It's that simple.
Next time visit to a super small random village. You will see more human to human communication if that is what you like ❤
黄金のうんちの横の建物はビール（アサヒビール）の建物です。上が白いのは泡を表しています。いい宿に宿泊しましたね。
The building next to Golden Poo is the beer (Asahi Beer) building. The white top represents bubbles. We stayed at a nice inn.
隣のおじさんが寿司の食べ方をちょっとアドバイスしただけで混乱してしまう程、あなたは日本人の心がわからなくなってるのですね。
実際は英国のパブで起こってるようなことと同じで、そんなに大したことではありません。Oli、迷うあなたは可愛いです。
彼女と再び再訪した時に、今度は二人きりの世界を楽しめることを期待しています。今回は、ローカルなコミュニケーションについて少々焦り過ぎました。人との関係は求めるものではなく、偶然に始まるものだと思います。少なくとも日本人はそういう無理しないやり方が居心地いいようです。
Before you say anything, do you get permission from the store to film? There's no mosaic on other people's faces either, which I found to be very rude.
Are you Japanese?
Coming to Tokyo next week after a few delays, can't wait! So excited to explore a new culture and possibly meet new people.
Have a good time in Japan:D
昔私が学生の時、イギリス人の若い男性と話をする機会がありました。彼もまた、日本人は、自分のことが嫌いなんだと思っていたようです。しかし、言葉の壁のせいもあり、誤解である場合が多かった気がします。
私は日本人ですが、海外の人も日本人の旅人もヒッチハイクしている人や、困っていそうな人を助けたい気持ちがいつもあります。
あなたがしあわせそうに旅をしていると、私も嬉しくなりますが、暗い気分だと私も暗くなります。
あなたのことをフォローしてくれる良い日本人に巡り逢えることを祈っています。なぜなら、私は東京からとても離れた場所に住んでいるからです。
ただ、私はクリスチャンなので、主にある兄弟姉妹があなたと友達も良いもてなしをしてあげれたら良いと思います。
とても面白かったです。わざとらしく褒めるようなことをせず、良いところも悪いところもありのままに話してくれてとても興味深かったです。
また気軽に遊びに来てください。
お爺ちゃんは、お寿司のネタの方に醤油をつけた方が美味しよ、と、親切に教えてくれていたと思います 確かにシャリ(お米)に醤油を付けると醤油がつき過ぎるからです
お爺ちゃんは、外国の人が何か困っていないか気にしてくれていたみたいです
日本人の私が見たら、お寿司を食べてくれている外国の方を嬉しく思っているように見えました でも中々言葉が分からないと表情も読めませんよね お爺ちゃんが誤解されたのはちょっと残念でしたが、これも旅の思い出ですね😊
日本人は基本的には、食事をする時は食事を作ってくれた人や食材を作ってくれた人に感謝する為に、食べる事に集中するように言われて育ちます それは日本の古い時代からの価値観で、今はそれ程厳格ではありませんが、日本人は食事をする時は、会話は最小限にします 何故日本人は静かに食事をするか奇妙に思ったなら、「いただきます」と「ご馳走様でした」の意味を調べてみて下さいね😊
全く習慣が違うのだから、戸惑うのも無理はない。
日本人でも東京は住む所じゃないって言う人いっぱいいます！
また日本に来てほしいな…
今度は美味い寿司とか食べて頂きたい！
あなたの日本旅行の動画を見終えました！
最初はただ日本を褒めるだけの動画かと思っていましたが、違いましたね。あなたは、旅行者から見て日本がどのような国であるかを正直に伝えてくれました。編集が少なく、実際の空気が伝わってくるのも好きです。
あなたはこの旅行を通して、日本は便利である一方どこか窮屈であるとを感じたと思われます。それは日本人である私も感じていることです。秩序を保ちつつ、人々がより自由に生きられるようにするのは非常に難しい問題ですね。
とにかく、あなたが日本を楽しんでくれたのなら良かったです。いろんな指摘のコメントもありますが、あなたが賛同できるものだけ取り入れればよいです。ただの旅行者ですからね。
また日本に遊びにきてください。
Thanks for sticking around to watch the whole trip. All in all I really enjoyed my time in Japan and can’t wait to come back again 🙂
絶対的に人の事を勝手にとるべきではありません
人権の侵害です😂😂😂
逆に聞きたいですが、外国人が感情を表に出すのはなぜですか？
次回はぜひ彼女さんと来て下さい☺️それほど高くなく、美味しいお寿司屋さんなら「根室はなまる」「すしざんまい」がおすすめです！お寿司屋さんでお寿司の食べ方を教えたおじさんは怒っているのではなく、より美味しく食べて欲しかっただけだと思います☺️
そう。なかなか、ああは言えない。あのオヤジ、いいね！
東京は色々文句もあるだろうけど、やっぱ江戸前寿司は美味しいね🍣
すしざんまいよりも、この方が行った渋谷の立ち食い寿司の方が質が高く美味しいですよ。
you have only seen famous tourist sights so you are too early to decide what is like living in Japan.
it's like visiting London and try to understand the life in the UK. Please visit non-tourist places in ordinary cities or towns or villages.
This is definitely something I will be doing on my next trip to Japan.
@@OliBarrettTravel you can go there but from china - you can pay for tours and record videos
I enjoyed your videos at the beginning, what drew me in was your wonderment of Tokyo and seeing how different it is from the West.
My wife and I go to Japan every year, our favourite country so far.
As your series went by it changed, you seemed stressed more and more especially after meeting up with your friend and his Uncle, I saw tension there that never went away, perhaps a solo trip would have worked better.
The last video clearly showed no enjoyment, only stress, not sure what other people here in the comments are seeing but it was anything but enjoyment.
Mocking the name of Takeshita street and being upset with the older man at the Sushi place over nothing then ranting incoherently as you push through the crowds was bizarre.
Your continued use of a camera on trains and in restaurants while braying loudly is cringe worthy, I can see in the future, cameras being banned in more places because of this sort of behaviour.
Also, If you’re sick, try wearing a mask as not to infect everyone around you.
Appreciate that in good old London, the subways are dirty, the restaurant prices are insane and that you can be stabbed to death on the street by thugs for wearing an expensive watch.
I disagree that it was an incoherent rant about the man in the sushi restaurant. I was thinking aloud, exploring culture differences. This video was on the back of 14 full days back to back, filming and travelling with no days off.
You’re good to spot the tension with the uncle haha.
The channel is about me being totally real and authentic. Not everything is always going to be perfect, as it is in most 15-min long “Japan is the greatest” videos. I only wish I could capture the feeling of my first day in Tokyo and have experienced the same every day. Unfortunately, that’s not possible.
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I watched all of your Japan videos and look forward to your next JApan series- it's still compelling viewing.
Maybe you'll have a better time- minus the Uncle!
寿司屋の男性はただの善意でOliに話しかけてますよ。
I loved your videos! I’m a Japanese woman who’s lived abroad for 6 years, now living in Tokyo. That guy in the sushi restaurant is a typical “weird nosy guy” you’d see in Japan occasionally. I’d feel weird and annoyed personally if I were you but he’s not a standard Japanese guy. There are weird people in Tokyo too like anywhere else in the world :D
私も若い頃世界中を、特に欧州を旅しました 中々英語も通じず、現地の言葉を少し覚えながら旅した事を思い出しました コミュニケーションが上手くいかないとストレスも疲れと共に溜まりますよね
同時にナーバスにもなりますから、あなたの旅人の苦悩が理解出来ます😊
金沢も良いと感じたなら、田舎に旅行に行くべきですね！四国とかいいですよ、瀬戸内海はとても穏やかです。高知とか愛媛とか遊びに行ってみて下さい。人が多い街はとってもストレスです。
Thanks for the advice. I already can’t wait to come back and get out to a few rural areas. I think I’ll enjoy that much more than the bigger cities.
東京に長く住んでいますが、確かにストレスがある街ではあります。文化を深く理解しようとする姿勢や、思慮深く穏やかな語り口調がとても好きです。お寿司屋さんの隣のおじさんは、きっとお話したり仲良くなりたかったのかなと思います。是非次はガールフレンドと一緒にいらしてください。素敵な動画ありがとうございます。
習慣とは言え、日本で移動中にカップコーヒーを飲むのは止めた方がいいです。購入店か宿泊中のホテル以外で捨てるところは基本的にありません。困ったあげく路上放置や自販機のボックスに入れる姿を幾度も見ました。ご自身が違う方法で処分できたのなら、ぜひ動画で見せて下さい。他の旅行者への良い情報となります。
The facial expressions of the Western foreigners around him were not so grim, but he was the only one who looked strange. The look in his eyes seemed strange, so I felt it was dangerous.😆😅
Next time you want a western breakfast, go to a coffee shop. They have very good, reasonably priced "morning sets".
Great video! I hope you enjoy Japan and visit Kyoto again!! (I recommend Nara Pref because there is the oldest wooden building "Horyuji")
How was the food in Japan?
I'm sure you've eaten a lot of sushi and ramen, but there are many other delicious things in Japan.
But it can be hard to find them. There are Japanese TH-camrs who introduce Japanese food to tourists.
One way to do that is to check them out and make a reservation! They know a lot of good restaurants.
新幹線、席空いてるのに荷物置くのはルール違反！
赤い服のオバサン駄目よ！
次の日本は九州はどうでしょうか？
寒さが平気なら北海道もあります。
東京とは全く異なる感動がありますよ🎉
オリさん､ステキなレポート､ありがとう。日本での旅のビデオを､すべて拝見しました｡
今回は忙しく走り回る旅でしたね。私も､自分が若かったころに､各地を貧乏旅行しながら､｢生きることとは何か｣などと小さな哲学を追いかけて過ごした日々を思い出させてもらいました｡
オリさんにとって今回､ひとりでも拠りどころとなってくれる日本人の友人がいたら､この短い時間でも､さらに体験の意味を知ることができましたね｡
日本人どうしの暮らす空間では､とりわけ互いのプライベートに「迷惑をかけない」ことが尊重される社会なので……TH-cam活動にかかわる人には､ことに窮屈なストレスを感じる時間が多かったと思います｡
「ここには住めないと思う」というオリさんの告白は､きっと今回の旅で得られた体験からは､もっともなのかもしれません｡
でも､ぜひとも再び日本を訪れて､今度は少なくとも１ヶ月をかけて､ローカルな街の自然や暮らしの中に身を置いてみてくださいね。
そのときの感想を､楽しみにしています｡
Thanks for your thoughtful comment! It's true, I'm not sure I would want to live in Tokyo, but I really can't wait to come back. It's the perfect place for tourists!
Tak-a-sheet-ah, mate, ignorant not funny (though many think it, no one says it) there's also Makashita. Good video though. The aspect of someone with no prior research exploring. It amplifies the Culture shock. We eat raw fish in the UK, Tuna and Salmon mainly. The old guy was advising, its a polite way of correcting you.
39:42
静かな飲食店で外国人がベラベラ電話してたらみんな驚くでしょう。
公共の場での電話はマナー違反だからね。
だいぶ日本の文化に寄り添ってくれて嬉しかったです。
日本では仕事も厳しいですし交流などの観点からあなたにとってストレスもにもなりそうで住むことは難しいかもしれませんが、旅行等でもまた遊びに来てください。
東北の地方は食べ物が都市部より更に美味しくて、人も多くないですし温泉がたくさんあっていいと思いますよ！料理も日本の雰囲気も落ち着いて楽しめますから彼女さんと来るには最適かもしれません。
I think Tokyo is a very special place in Japan.
Because people are physically close to each other and it becomes difficult to secure personal space, give-and-take occurs.
As a result, I feel that we have come to respect each other as individuals.
As someone who finds interpersonal relationships bothersome, this kind of atmosphere actually makes me feel comfortable.
Although Japanese culture tends to emphasize cooperation, there are many people who feel that individual freedom should be respected.
The coldness of the city isn't all bad :)
Japanese people may not show their emotions much.
But often it is based on the desire to live comfortably with each other.
I'm thinking hard about how I can tell the other person without being rude.
If you ever come to Japan again, please enjoy it!
I appreciate you sharing your perspective!
its cause you have no respect with their privacy. You need to stop filming in trains or in restaurants. Yikes.
Have you questioned why you are watching? No one would watch if the only clips were me walking around the streets. Or are you just here to complain?
@@OliBarrettTravel You could at least blur out faces, or purposely not get a whole shot of every individual there; you're not even trying. So I'm complaining? Have you read the other comment from the Japanese person asking you the same thing? Have some decency.
@@wynn3077holy shit, I didn't know this. He's a CCP clown; yikes. Thanks for sharing.
@@Official-OpenAI He can turn down the camera and make sure you don't have other people's faces. When he start to eating, he can turn up(very up) the camera and make sure only he face in camera,speak very quickly,then everyone happy. i know a lot of unhappy thing cause youtober in japan.but most youtober is on rules whatever Chinese or other.Under normal circumstances, they all works in the way i said.
@@Official-OpenAIbut this gay is so sosososososoososo rude.
2:52 Not just train stations. That's Japanese society in general (until everyone is drinking at a pub/izakaya).
If you dip the rice side in the soj sauce it could dissolve the rice.
I have lived in Shanghai before, and when I take public transportation, I often strike up conversations with strangers. That's not the case in Japan. Shared taxis, like the ones in China, are not common in Japan. Chinese and Korean people are more direct in expressing their intentions to others. Japanese people, on the other hand, are not very comfortable with expressing their own intentions.In China, you might find shop attendants knitting or playing cards while at work. In Japan, it's strictly prohibited for employees to play during work hours. Even within Asia, the rules can vary significantly.Seriously, this guy is a foreigner and can eat anything.
渋谷、新宿、池袋は疲れるから普段は行かないかなぁ。
大人になったのもあるし、自分の周りの人も同意見だけど、心が乱される場所って感じ。笑
また遊びに来てくださいね🙌
金払ってないのに指定席座ったのか・・・？日本人一番嫌うぞその行動。
今回は初めての訪問であり、分からないこともたくさんあって、ストレスも溜まることもあったかとは思いますが、次回訪れる際は今回の経験もあるので、今回ほどストレスを感じないかもしれません。
日本は北海道から沖縄、小笠原まで縦に長く、気候やフード、雰囲気などが地域によって異なったりもします。
また日本に遊びに来て下さいね
This is my first visit, and there are a lot of things I don't understand, and I think I might have accumulated stress, but the next time I visit, I will have this experience, so I may not feel as stressed as this time.
Japan is long vertically from Hokkaido to Okinawa and Ogasawara, and the climate, food, atmosphere, etc. may vary from region to region.
Please come and visit Japan again.
都内で英語が話せる日本人は、観光業に携わっている人や、外国人の利用が多いコンビニや飲食店の店員だと思います。
他の日本人は、日常の英会話はできないと思います。
今度来日するときは、カタコトでいいので喋ってくれると、カタコトの英語で返してくれる方もいると思いますよ。
I would like to understand the country called Japan objectively, so I would like you to tell me honestly about this trip to Japan. Including comments etc.
It's just a comment, but I'm interested in your opinion on the video, so I'd like to talk a little bit about it.
Nice video.
But half of Japan's population is not only in the two areas of Tokyo and Osaka (Kobe, Kyoto), but also in the Nagoya metropolitan area. Nagoya is an independent and the metropolitan area is home to over 10 million people.
Bro please just learn a few phrases of Japanese😂😂😂 Japanese people appreciate it so much when you make that effort because people really dont speak English there. I know in my country if someone rolls up speaking a foreign language at me expecting me to understand, it makes for a rude and uncomfortable interaction. If you have an extra hour you can use that time to learn 5 phrases on Duolingo! I love your channel but having been to Japan myself they dont like foreigners there as it is... lol.
I like your energy and channel, just pleeeease try to learn a bit, you'll skyrocket your whole experience❤
Its also pronounced "Tah-keh shtah" not take-a-shit-a omg lol😂😉
Some helpful phrases:
Kudasai (koo-dah-sye) Please
Oishii desu (oy-shee dess)
Its delicious
Sumimasen (soo-mee-mah-sen) excuse me
Gomen nasai (Goh-men Nah-sye)
I'm sorry
XYZ wa doko desu ka (XYZ wah doh-koh dess kah)
Where is XYZ
XYZ wa ii desu ka? (Wah ee dess kah)
Is XYZ okay? (Is it okay if I XYZ)
Peace and blessings✌️
@@wynn3077 🫤 wow if that's true I just don't understand wasting such a wonderful opportunity to learn through immersion
@@wynn3077 This is probably because Chinese is easier for Europeans than Japanese.
@@wynn3077 Yes having been to Japan and being conversationally fluent in Japanese myself, I'd say that learning some Japanese is a must. Makes the whole experience a lot more pleasant💝
@@wynn3077 I totally agree. They appreciate effort and I don't blame them ☺️✌️ I love Japan!
Sorry for your feeling bothered a bit by the gentleman about unwanted soy sauce advice
Knowing Japanese feeling and seeing the man's kind attitude, I assure his intention is not really trying to correct you as such. If that's his intention and in Japan, he would have done so in a stern serious expression. We generally say among us that putting too much soya sauce kills the taste of the fish and in addition, too much of sauce is bad for your health, particularly heart disease as it contains highly concentrated salt than any other sauce. I think he is also curious with a foreigner in general so maybe finding a reason to talk to you, even if language remains as a determinant barrier to convey his good intention. I've been overseas including UK over the past two decades, so I can tell too much attention is not always a fun even if your counterpart does not intend anything bad.I am a Tokyoite and I imagine it's the same as Parisiens in a way that we residents know how to avoid the frustrating crowd spots in town - both my mother and myself have special skills to avoid Shinjuku, Ikebukuro and Shibuya by circumventing with backstreet low-profile metro and tram lines. Another observation (sorry for being honest) - The last thing - Japan has its own culture of strict table manners linked with some tradition such as tea ceremony (chanoyu) dating back to 17th century. And I attest Britain has your own too, putting your tiny cut food onto a fork turned upside down before eating. At times we have to curse the curb of the fork as the cut piece with smooth texture wants to fall and go back to the plate lol. I saw someone in the UK doing this with cut spaghetti. I once attempted the same but you need to keep the whole yourself still while transporting the cut spaghetti from a curbed fork to your mouth. We tend to feel other high cultures are a little pretentious when it's not your own. We also often say Japan is a country of expert workers. Each is proud of his her expertise. This, particularly, is what you might face in a place like a sushi restaurant with a sushi maker, or a tea ceremony goods shop with a tea professional clerk. They might appear to be at times too proud and imposing, either for good or bad reasons. I'd say even train station clerks as they feel responsible for the safety of all the passengers. Just sharing some tips to demystify the mysterious us. Good luck with love my friend.
うんこビルをデザインしたのは、フィリップ・スタルク（PHILIPPE STARCK）だよ😂
It is certainly an interesting design 💩
@@OliBarrettTravel
このアサヒビールの本社ビルが建ってすぐに、「うんこビル」ってみんな言ってたよ😊
@@OliBarrettTravel Wonderful sensitivity of Western foreigners.🦨🦡🐷Apparently he imagined the bubbles on beer.
Japanese people are kind, so no one complained to him and left him alone.
Hello.I like watching your video.
The following is my opinion.(I don't know if it's correct)
In the past, even Japanese people used to talk casually with strangers.
However, around the 1980s, some terrible kidnapping incidents occurred.
Since many Japanese people are anxious,the following idea has become widespread: ``If you talk to someone you don't know, they might think you're suspicious.''As a result, the current situation has arisen.
I also sometimes feel envious of a culture where people feel free to talk to people they don't know.
住みたいって言っても日本はきついと思うよ
仕事面も
Oliには無理かもねｗ
だから住みたくないって言ってるじゃん
@@wilburwood8261 We never even told him we wanted to live together. I don't want strange foreigners living in my house.
I'm in my 30s living in Yokohama, but I've never been to TeamLab.
So that's what I mean.
Kanagawa prefecture (Yokohama or Kamakura) is more relaxed than Tokyo, and I would recommend Saitama prefecture (Kawagoe) or something like that. Each can be explored in about a day.
If you are in Tokyo, go to the ginkgo trees in Meiji Jingu Gaien in the fall. There are many highly rated curry restaurants in that area. In spring, I go to Meguro River and Shinjuku Gyoen. This is so-called “hanami,” or cherry blossom viewing.
I'm very curious why this video has so many dislikes... Is anyone able to inform me?
Beautiful Japan can offer you much more if you visit local areas, tourists don't choose Kyushu as a destination but worth to travel.
That’s what I’ll be doing next time for sure
Thanks for the great video!
By the way, I always feel like traveling with a camera in my hand tires my hands and reduces my enjoyment by half, what do you think?
自分もその1人だけど、こういった動画に日本人が多いのも、日本に来た反応とか食べ物に対するリアクション動画が人気なのも日本人の周りの評価や反応を気にする性格から来てると思う。
Thank you for coming to Japan 😊
Japanese people have their own unique culture and personality.
It was your first time in Japan, and I'm sure it was difficult because there were so many things you weren't used to.
However, thank you for enjoying the various places and giving your honest impressions! ✨
Actually, in Japan, it is rude to jump in the camera when someone is taking a photo or recording a video.
So, Japanese people avoid or are careful not to jump in your camera like a ninja. 🥷
We never hate you 🙆♀️
A lot of eyes are on you because we are interested in you.
But we are shy 😂
It's confusing, right? 😂
So,don't overthink it, just enjoy it ︎👍🏻
Japanese people know and feel that you respect our culture︎👍🏻
Please continue your wonderful journey! ✈️
your video is awesome!
and your amazing!
big love from Japan🇯🇵
※ Pardon my broken English.
You looks really mentally tired and stressed😵
I'm sorry that Japanese people are so unfriendly and made you feel uneasy!
Many people can only speak Japanese, so they may be a little scared of what to do if they talk to you. I think they will immediately open up to foreigners who can speak Japanese. But we don't hate them! We are especially happy when we see foreigners who are impressed and happy with Japanese culture.
Also, the cities we visited were big cities (Tokyo, Osaka), so people may have been particularly difficult to open up to in Japan. I think people in the countryside will be a little more friendly. (Nozawa Onsen is...) Even for Japanese people, Tokyo is far from others and it feels rough. Basically, Japanese people are timid.
Also, it's true that Japanese people may not be happy about having a camera rolling. Especially in busy cities. If you were sightseeing without a camera, you might not have been looked down upon.
This is not just because you are a foreigner, but also for Japanese TH-camrs.
But I would welcome you to my town! Thank you for loving Japan so much. I'm sorry for any unpleasant experiences you may have had.
Golden turd, that's what I thought when I first saw it as a child. It's apparently a golden flame. It's the symbol of Asahi Beer's headquarters.
Nice to meet you.
I watched all your videos about Japan.
Thank you for coming to Japan.
Many Japanese people comment on etiquette and manners, but you don't need to worry too much about it. There are many manners that even Japanese people find annoying, and it's almost impossible to learn all about the culture of a new country before you go.
I'm glad that the number of foreigners from overseas has increased rapidly recently, but I think everyone is probably worried. In addition, Japanese people are shy, so they can't directly tell people off for manners.
But most Japanese people want to help you when you're in trouble.
Please come to Japan again.
Thank you for the great video!
Sorry for my poor English.
Your English is amazing! Thanks for your lovely comment, it means a lot
надеюсь вы еще вернётесь в японию и посетите другие места, например: окинава, хоккайдо.
мне нравится ваше мнение о японии без розовых очков
Actually that hostel looks pretty good and the location is good too
long form content making a return man yet again banger
Cheers man 😎
so sad ur japan trip is over, enjoyed it a lot man. Keen to watch again if you go back
just Mac food why you got stressed? your stressed feelings , mostly you made it. you judge every things on your knowleges. selfcentred. please enjoy unexpected in your life. so far you are the gaijin for me.
安心、安全、快適を得る為に
日本のストレスは税みたいなもんだよ
完璧な場所、国なんて存在しない
I 100% feel the same. Japan is nice to visit, very convenient. But live there permanently? I couldn’t hack it. Keep up the good work. 👍
You seem like a stressed person.
Try North Korea next time. Looking forward to a good video, Mr. Ori.
I’m going as soon as they open up their tourist visits again!
買わないものをペタペタ触るな！
great videos dude
Thanks :)
君は中国の方がお似合いよ
他の国ではほぼここまで丁寧な国はありませんから、たかが数週間で慣れろ完璧にやれというのは無理があるでしょう？
育った環境も違うんですから、交流に関してもその国の当たり前と違いすぎればストレスになります。中国は交流が多いからそのように言ったんですかね?煽りのようにしか見えませんが。
それにこの人は基本正しいこと言っています。東京はストレスの多い街だと言うのは事実だと思いますし、少し田舎に住むことを考慮していないだけです。
そのような煽りのような発言は私としては許せません。
@@ろいど-u5l中国は丁寧じゃなくガサツだからストレスフリーってことじゃない😊
率直な意見を言うTH-camrですね。いい意味で他の人と違う。
素晴らしい！貴方は一定の登録者数を獲得すると思います。
応援してます！
The old man at the sushi restaurant has a good impression of you. Japanese people have the ability to understand other people's feelings based on their mood, even if they don't express them verbally. So it's understandable
再生リスト、日本版を全て視聴しました！
大変面白かったです！日本に来てくれて、ありがとう！
日本人の私が、思ったことを1つだけお伝えするのであれば
日本人は、恥ずかしがり屋だから、
日本人同士でも急に声をかけたり挨拶などしません。
だから、声を掛けられると戸惑ってしまうのです。
英語も分からない人が9割以上です！！
電車や新幹線でも同じです。基本的に静かなことを好みます。
だから、話している人をみると不快に思うのです。
日本だけではなく、あなたの旅がより良いものになることを祈っています！
日本に来てくれて、ありがとう！
Thanks for watching. It was an amazing trip and experience. I will definitely come back again.
あなたのビデオは正直だから好きだわ。次のビデオも楽しみです。素敵な旅を👍
🙏
8:52 これは女性が悪い
あなたが謝る必要はない
ただ勝手に撮影して人の顔を載せるのはあなたが悪い
あなたの英語はブリティッシュアクセントなので、日本人には聞き取れない可能性が高いです
インバウンドのyoutuberはいっぱい観てるけど、Oliが一番好感が持てるのは何故なんだろう。
作り物のVlogって感じじゃなくて正直だからかな。悪気なく自然に英語で話しかけるのは少し気になるけどね。
That's crazy. That capsule hotel is owned by a former co-worker of mine from Tokyo.
Small world!
Loving the videos mate, heading to Japan in a couple weeks any advice on where the best place to get a sim is?
Not from the airport is all I can tell you I'm afraid 😆 eSIM is worth looking into.
Mobal has great deals. You can order the sim to your country or pick up in Japan.
Pattaya might be more up your alley.
田舎は人間関係が濃厚過ぎるためにストレスが多い面もあります。そのため、特に若い人は、都会の匿名性を欲している面もありますね。ちょうどいい場所があるといいのだけれど、なかなか難しいところです😌
Love these longform videos.
立ち食い寿司屋でバッグを得ながら彼女へのプレゼントは床に置くなどOliの雑感が素敵です。
正に日本人が求めているイギリス人的イメージです😁
日本人、にまで拡大せずに自分の意見に止めとき
Idk why but I cannot stop watching your video.
I'm 19.
I love watching your videos.
I think Japanese culture is different from other countries' but not bad😂 You might be tired...
The person who teaches you at sushi restaurant is not bad.
I believe you should not believe people who tell you "what you did is bad in Japan"etc. especially on the Internet. And they are not almost youth.
On the other hand, you should believe people who teach you the right things. People who talk to foreigners in real life generally do so with a good conscience. First, there are few people in Japan who talk to foreigners.
Sorry for my bad English.
Anyway I hope you come to Japan!! From Tokyo.
Please return home safely.
竹下通りが、テイクアシット通りと発音されてて笑った。ｗｗｗ
話そうとしないというのは、アナタが日本人の事まだ理解していないから、日本は神道の国だからそれで控えめなだけです。欧米人のコミ二ケ＝ションとは意味合いが違うのです、日本は世界最古の国です、神道という精神性ををもう少し深読みしてください。
手鏡に指紋付けんじゃないよ！綺麗に拭いてんだからさ。やっぱ中華がお似合いです。