This is only two years old, and it was out of date two years ago. For example: Twenty years ago, sure, you couldn't use a bank card to pay for things anywhere, and you particularly couldn't use any foreign card, but that hasn't been true in over ten years. Various cashless methods, including your foreign bank card, are perfectly fine throughout Japan in every kind of establishment. Only the smallest, most mom and pop type of restaurant is going to be cash only, and even then they will probably accept payment via your prepaid train and bus pass.
Tattoos, it's much higher than that, but if you cover your tattoos, zero problem. Stop by the drugstore and get some athletic tape. It's zero problem at the bath or gym, so long as they're not visible.
4:09 At this point, the video is total garbage. You think Japan is clean because of the sarin gas attacks? Did you just get here yesterday? Have you even been to Japan? In Japan, all waste is either burnable or recyclable. There are no landfills as depicted in the video, and no dumping in the ocean. That's probably the United States. There is some illegal dumping because recycling something like a television for example is a bit expensive, but most of us eventually pay to have our large items picked up for recycling. Landlords have absolutely nothing to do with it.
Short of a major earthquake or typhoon, all Japanese trains are on time. They may arrive early sometimes, but they never leave early even a second. The whole video is just adding BS myths to things that are generally true about Japan. This is shameful.
This is only two years old, and it was out of date two years ago. For example: Twenty years ago, sure, you couldn't use a bank card to pay for things anywhere, and you particularly couldn't use any foreign card, but that hasn't been true in over ten years. Various cashless methods, including your foreign bank card, are perfectly fine throughout Japan in every kind of establishment. Only the smallest, most mom and pop type of restaurant is going to be cash only, and even then they will probably accept payment via your prepaid train and bus pass.
Tattoos, it's much higher than that, but if you cover your tattoos, zero problem. Stop by the drugstore and get some athletic tape. It's zero problem at the bath or gym, so long as they're not visible.
4:09 At this point, the video is total garbage. You think Japan is clean because of the sarin gas attacks? Did you just get here yesterday? Have you even been to Japan?
In Japan, all waste is either burnable or recyclable. There are no landfills as depicted in the video, and no dumping in the ocean. That's probably the United States. There is some illegal dumping because recycling something like a television for example is a bit expensive, but most of us eventually pay to have our large items picked up for recycling. Landlords have absolutely nothing to do with it.
"Jukas" ? as in 'cram school'? The word is "juku." We're not even halfway through the video and you already totally lost credibility.
Short of a major earthquake or typhoon, all Japanese trains are on time. They may arrive early sometimes, but they never leave early even a second.
The whole video is just adding BS myths to things that are generally true about Japan. This is shameful.