Unspoken Rules of Japan | 10 New Things to Know Before Traveling to Japan
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- JAPAN HAS CHANGED! This video provides JAPAN TRAVEL UPDATE in 2024 and Important Things to Know Before your trip to Japan. #travelguide #japan #tokyo2024 #japantraveltips #thingstodo #thingstoknow #UniqueCulture
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0:18 1. No Phone
1:23 2. Groping
2:50 3. Cyber Bullying
4:19 4. Restaurant
5:48 5. Leftover
7:23 6. Ramen Shop
8:16 7. Chopsticks
9:27 8. Trash Bin
11:09 9. Escalater
12:23 10. Toliet
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Regarding leaving food. Tourists are told that "Restaurants in Japan will not change orders on request", something unheard of in the West these days. Instagrammers and influencers aside , there may be other reasons that food is left.
If the customer is allergic to certain foods, it is best to not have these foods in the bowl; but in Japan, since "changes are not allowed", food is left behind. Chances are that insult is not intended, more likely than not, the customer cannot eat that food or suspects ingredients to which they are allergic.
Explaining an allergy in another language is difficult and many food allergy sufferers report that understanding of food preparation for allergy sufferers in Japan is poor. For example: a coeliac explaining carefully that no wheat can be in the meal will see wheat gluten (Fu) removed, but food covered in Panko breadcrumbs (which contains wheat gluten) added.
There is even video on YT of a 'posh' restaurant in Tokyo saying that food containing gluten is gluten free... and selling it as such.
Another reason maybe that we just can’t consume so much white rice due to health reasons. When I request for less rice it’s usually accommodated though. I hate to waste rice..
Thank you Meg. I am coming to Japan in 6 weeks. Your videos are very informative.
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Helpful tips and for surely would be useful for our upcoming Japan trip in a few days!❤
Have a nice trip :)
Thanks!
Thank you, too!
Absolutely Outstanding. This absolutely should have made the cut. Absolutely no 24/7 train, bus service. I am shocked that they get away with this
Great informative video, thanks Meg ¡ I have a random question about the Yamanote line, I know goes in a circle in the middle of Tokyo, I know I can use the JRpass, but .. Can I go in a full circle as many times I want? Or I the train stop in a Sation and I have to get off and take another train?. Keep doing the good work ¡
You can go in a full circle as many times as you want lol
I'm nervous about my upcoming trip to Japan... since I have difficulty eating solids (dysphagia) and I leave food and take long to eat :( is there a way to explain this to the restaurant's employees? in Japanese
Don't feel so nervous!!! You don't have to explain that much.
Besides a few cultural taboos (chopsticks etiquette especially) these are all rules that it seems like everyone should follow regardless of where you live.
That's true! If you usually live in Japan, you may not realize that it is an UNSPOKEN RULE sometimes :)