One MAJOR thing you missed is the legal justice system. Guilty until proven innocent. Very few people are released once arrested. For you to be released someone in the justice system must lose face.
man, i walked passed those vending machines everyday for 4 years. I thought they were strange looking but I had no idea. Not surprised at all though. There a lot of seedy businesses in Kamata .... um, so I've heard
Japan is keeping inaccurate numbers of its homeless rates, like most Asian governments. As this "loses face." Well, if you're living in a Cyber Cafe you're homeless. If you are living in one of those tiny "sleeping bag rooms." You're homeless. Also I don't believe Japan's homeless numbers are correct to begin with. Still however Japan does a better job with mental/physical health than most western societies including the US.
I knew this Japanese guy who came to study in the USA. He had some signs of mental illness and anger issues. I can't help but wonder if he refused to get help in Japan and coming to the USA aggravated his mental illness due to the aggressiveness of American culture.
Another thing you missed is that while the Japanese are slowly starting to "warm up" to foreigners? What isn't true is that they are welcoming them into the greater populations of Tokyo, Akihabara, Yokohama, basically ANY of the Japanese Cities. Foreigners are often set up in basically abandoned old towns and villages in the Fuji Mountains and in the countryside. A sort of "polite social distancing". However many foreigners do find these towns welcoming among the local Japanese and they tend to "adopt" them providing you can speak the language. And the language is very difficult to learn. Also, housing is WAY more expensive in the cities. When I was stationed at Yakota AB in Fussa City, the rent for my 1br box was about at the time was about 120K yen per month (in 2000 about 100 yen per dollar) so about 1200 a month. And the "Gaijin" rule? It's as bad as you get. It's not because they are not tolerating. In Japan even drunkenness in a bar is frowned on. And you often get a foreigner not versed in the "culture" and they get drunk and angry and tear up the place over buying a woman's "time" which in Japan is just sitting and talking to you or just to be there. They get the bill? Sadly the bartender gets the cleanup. I could go through more, but this is just a basic start.
Going to Vending machine to get some food,soda,and love.Not necessarily in that order.lol that's a cool idea.Good they didn't make a pichinko or crane game out of it.
no Tv in a capsule hotel? dude this is japan. gadgets everywhere. everyone has bluetooth earbuds. its not 1990s anymore. yes what a shame that blackrock cant speculate like they do on US housing. a real tragedy there.
That’s sounds interesting about it, this is challenging for finding someone special in life and happiness too. Learning about each learning skills and vocabulary them as well
The homelessness in the video is far too low. The crime rate in Kabukichō is far too high, by a factor of 20, per the 2019 police crime stats. The pachinko story didn't even have a proper ending - you play, you get prizes instead of money, BUT THEN you go into the back alley store behind the pachinko parlor where you exchange the prizes for money, and the prizes you sell go back to the pachinko parlor, which runs both establishments. It's just a dodge to get around the law - people aren't playing pachinko for prizes.
9:09 - Good news? FFS. Japan was one of the last hold-outs, and their impending Africanization is going to absolutely destroy their culture and way of life. Very sad to see.
Which country you would like to see in my next videos?
People from Japan always saing don't compare Tokyo to Japan Tokyo is like separate country
Japan ALWAYS shows how "perfect" their country is. This is the dark side of Japan, don't get fool.
Poland, That should be interesting.
Slovenia if you can
@@kd1405 too new xD sorry much love from PL
200% over capacity on the train. If there's an accident, which is rare, there would be high fatalities.
One MAJOR thing you missed is the legal justice system. Guilty until proven innocent. Very few people are released once arrested. For you to be released someone in the justice system must lose face.
200hrs overtime is crazy. Imagine being at work from 8am to midnight, 6 days a week
man, i walked passed those vending machines everyday for 4 years. I thought they were strange looking but I had no idea. Not surprised at all though. There a lot of seedy businesses in Kamata .... um, so I've heard
I don't know if it's true or not, but i heard that one couldn't buy a vehicle, unless one had a place to park it.
I think that's in Tokyo.
It’s actually challenging for everyone going here on in between vacation and business trips, it’s actually looks interesting about it.
Japan is keeping inaccurate numbers of its homeless rates, like most Asian governments. As this "loses face." Well, if you're living in a Cyber Cafe you're homeless. If you are living in one of those tiny "sleeping bag rooms." You're homeless. Also I don't believe Japan's homeless numbers are correct to begin with. Still however Japan does a better job with mental/physical health than most western societies including the US.
I knew this Japanese guy who came to study in the USA. He had some signs of mental illness and anger issues. I can't help but wonder if he refused to get help in Japan and coming to the USA aggravated his mental illness due to the aggressiveness of American culture.
Another thing you missed is that while the Japanese are slowly starting to "warm up" to foreigners? What isn't true is that they are welcoming them into the greater populations of Tokyo, Akihabara, Yokohama, basically ANY of the Japanese Cities. Foreigners are often set up in basically abandoned old towns and villages in the Fuji Mountains and in the countryside. A sort of "polite social distancing". However many foreigners do find these towns welcoming among the local Japanese and they tend to "adopt" them providing you can speak the language. And the language is very difficult to learn.
Also, housing is WAY more expensive in the cities. When I was stationed at Yakota AB in Fussa City, the rent for my 1br box was about at the time was about 120K yen per month (in 2000 about 100 yen per dollar) so about 1200 a month. And the "Gaijin" rule? It's as bad as you get. It's not because they are not tolerating. In Japan even drunkenness in a bar is frowned on. And you often get a foreigner not versed in the "culture" and they get drunk and angry and tear up the place over buying a woman's "time" which in Japan is just sitting and talking to you or just to be there. They get the bill? Sadly the bartender gets the cleanup.
I could go through more, but this is just a basic start.
Love in a can sounds like a scam!
I only buy Love in an elevator personally..
yeh dont they have tinder out there? thats legit eh...
It's not
That’s not worth it just to find love
Until very recently , a similar scam was a huge success among ladies from a certain country invaded by a certain eastern european country.
I would like to see a video showing the dark side of Paris, France & the dark side of the manga industry please🙂↕️🙏
alright
@@moodside
Awesome! Thank you my friend!
housing eachu...500 for a 1 bedroom... its soo high for a price! my 6 1/2 is 600$ /month (as a canadien)
Going to Vending machine to get some food,soda,and love.Not necessarily in that order.lol that's a cool idea.Good they didn't make a pichinko or crane game out of it.
no Tv in a capsule hotel? dude this is japan. gadgets everywhere. everyone has bluetooth earbuds. its not 1990s anymore. yes what a shame that blackrock cant speculate like they do on US housing. a real tragedy there.
That’s sounds interesting about it, this is challenging for finding someone special in life and happiness too. Learning about each learning skills and vocabulary them as well
Sorry I am not finding my women in a can lol
Have you asked Natsuki's permission to use his face?
Dark Side ? This seems like the awesome part!!!
My love if “Asian women,” pro wrestling, and martial arts really made me want to move to Japan about 20 years ago…I’m really glad I didn’t.
U forgot about the suicide rates and long work hours
I have one more video about that
wow 2, 3 of the market.. impressive
Yeah, that AI misread was hilarious. Back to learning mode…
The homelessness in the video is far too low. The crime rate in Kabukichō is far too high, by a factor of 20, per the 2019 police crime stats. The pachinko story didn't even have a proper ending - you play, you get prizes instead of money, BUT THEN you go into the back alley store behind the pachinko parlor where you exchange the prizes for money, and the prizes you sell go back to the pachinko parlor, which runs both establishments. It's just a dodge to get around the law - people aren't playing pachinko for prizes.
it's a good wrap up of everything downside in Japan.
Do the girls look like the ones in the thumbnail? Then yes sign me up 😂
Go JAPAN
a four digit number of homeless?!?! how HOW!? oh i know its the three faces of japan
2k lets gooo!@!
I recognize natsuki when I see him lol
9:09 - Good news? FFS. Japan was one of the last hold-outs, and their impending Africanization is going to absolutely destroy their culture and way of life. Very sad to see.
I miss Japan
I don't see anything "dark" in any of this.
Canned food is not a healthy way to eat.
Now I want to live there even more. Gaijin is I!