The guy in orange is a frickin legend, what a wholesome dude.

"They think we have beutiful skin" Everyone in the video:

The guy with the orange sweater was a fan of moe stuff, cosplayed as Elsa, and was into tentacle porn. I guess he absorbed all the stereotypes so that the others wouldn't. But he was also the funniest one.

The fact that the orange hoodie guy provided his Elsa cosplay footage to be shared in this video tho 😎👍🏻

Lady in blue must have had a bad experience with foreigners

“I cosplayed as Elsa”- it was at this moment I knew, I was going to die laughing

he: "i dont watch porn" his girl: "ye right.."

Girl.1- is it possible that octopus alien and woman have sex? Girl.2- yes Girl.1- SUGOI

The fact that they never show their feelings or opinions is kinda sad even the little kid said he never show his feelings

Hiroko should win award as the most active asian boss reporter

"Have you ever expressed your true feelings and opinions in front of people?" "Never" *YEESUS that's rough*

7:41 Wait what, 18? I thought she was 20s

Yo!!! I totally would be friends with the orange hoodie dude.

4:51 That guy is my spirit animal! LOL "Let me think......4 days ago."

“Do all Japanese love manga, anime, and cosplay?” “No!” “But...we all read manga, watch anime, and have cosplayed...”

“Do Japanese only eat sushi”? Come on now, who wrote this, there is nobody who thinks this lol

Pewdiepie has rightfully said : "Everyone is a pervert, the Japanese are just too honest about it."

1:27 That synchronize though

0:55 seeing the father and daughter play and smile in the background made me so happy for some reason.

The guy in the orange sweater seems really cute and friendly.

Girl in the blue, good on you for sharing that. Hope you didn’t go through anything terrible with a foreigner.

Orange shirt guy is my hero

2:04 it’s so funny that when the guy in orange said ‘out of all the cute things, grabbing clothes slight like this is the cutest to me’ and the girl next to him is actually doing that at the same time hahahaahha

1:49 I like those two they're funny 🤣🤣👌 they give me bff vibes

The fact Japanese people have trouble being upfront even in safe and intimate friendships is what contributed to me leaving the country for good

People think all Japanese are polite and stuff like it's not true it depends on person to person.. in every country

"Japan is one of the most stereotyped countries in the world" -african, indian,chinese , arabian,east european and latin american countries: "First Time 😏"

"What is kawaii" "Nya" For some reason that was kinda cute.

That blue dress girl definitely had bad expiriences with foreigners

5:09, you can literally see the guilt in his eyes

the girl at 6:02 was really pretty! I like how she styled her hair!

5:06 I don't even speak Japanese and I can tell he lied lmfao

Not being pushy or anything but... I really wanna see that Elsa cosplay 😂

How do Chinese Korean Japanese people feel about Other Asians? (Those who aren't Chinese Korean Japanese, in Southeast Asians)

as an japanese i often do get told "you're japanese??? you're so lucky! " or "i wish i was born japanese" and i often feel counfused i get that a lot of people like our country for it's media and environment but we east asians are treated as gods and goddesses and i don't think we're all that great truly. we were just born here, it's nothing that special, sure we're quite clean and sure we're developed in some places than other countries but we're not GODS just humans, there's nothing THAT special about being borned as a specific person from a specific country like i have to admit that i do really hate our country at times our judical system is the really worst and we have high suicides rates . there are instances online where many pretend to be japanese and its quite obvious because they mention about how great it is being japanese and post about it everywhere and give people misconceptions about our country being the best. not everyone here is nice just be proud of your own country ok please? it's also common that some (SOME i say) foreigners are just into south asians and why? because we're cute? it is quite offensive that they are always like "you're japanese so you have to be pretty." " you're japanese so you like __" and whatnot...i often see titles like "PRANKING MY JAPANESE/KOREAN boyfriend." what is the need to specifically state your lovers country? to get more viewers? i dont see any " PRANKING MY AMERICAN boyfriend." yeah this is basicaly just a rant about japan really and im super sorry about any mistakes in the grammar and all im the quite fluent in it but im not amaaaaazing at it....i hope not many people take offence im not saying that all us japanese are rude and all just clarifying that we're not superior to any other countries and i hate being compaired to other asian countries too thank you for reading and please please love yourself as you are and dont wish to be born as a person of another country because its the people that count..

Do Japanese people eat sushi all the time?! Do Americans eat hamburgers all the time? Oh wait a minute-

I teach English to Japanese adults and yes not everyone is polite. There is tatemae and there is honne and it is really hard to distinguish their genuine feelings.

For people asking, As a Korean: Yes I eat kimchi almost every day (we just have it as a side dish although some people don't eat it at all). No I haven't had any plastic surgery. (I can say that 95% of the girls I've met, ones born with monolids, have gotten the double eyelids surgery done) Yes I do listen to K-pop. It's just the soundscape of Korea if you walk around the city. It's everywhere! No we're not scared of getting bombed and the North isn't going to start a war.

when the dude in orange said he cosplayed Elsa.i immediately thought he is our guy of culture...

It's so cool they made the places in anime into a real thing so that they could break the stereotypes.

I love the laugh of that girl 0:33 ;)

I'm thinking my man at 2:14 changed his views fast when that girl gave her answer lmao

Wellll, I've lived in Japan most of the time since 1991, and I think the stereotypes are MOSTLY true. Only difference is the degree. If non-Japanese think that 90% of Japanese are a certain way, in fact maybe only 60% are, but it's still a majority. For example, Japanese women are not ALWAYS passive, but still more passive than Americans! Just look at the way they act in the video: quiet, calm and agreeable

1:26 That synchronization in their soft voices was suuuper adorable. Really, they're both super cute. I wish more people had soft, cute voices like theirs. I'm also dying at the orange sweatshirt guy's answers. Definitely didn't expect his answers about cosplay or hentai, hahaha.

What the girl said at 6:37 is the bitter truth about Japanese people.

That guy in orange is so chill, I really want to be his friend

7:52 that girl seems to have some issues :P. I mean most of us do as well, but she has a specific issue related to that topic

After living in Japan for 4 years, it’s still interesting for me to see Japanese people answer these types of questions. I would love to see more of this, perhaps “what Japanese people want foreigners to know about their way of thinking” “what Japanese people think is important in friendships and relationships.” etc

Hiroko is such a good reporter! I Love these videos!

5:15 I want to be friends with those girls so bad! They're a hilarious duo xD

I love this channel, I appreciate the honest and thought provoking questions you are asking in your interviews over a wide variety of topics. Keep up the great work!! 💕

I love the laugh of that girl 0:33 :)

That moe-sode guy is such an all rounder!!

They can be really mean they say "tsk" to you... the horror!!!!

I like the energy in these interviews, all of them were fun and not too serious

I think that girl in the glasses must have been wronged by a foreign guy or something. She seems very passionate about that topic, haha. I mean, I do agree with her that a lot of foreign men come to Japan to get a girl because they think they have better chances with them...but they're not all bad (I'm a girl BTW haha).

4:58 THAT GUY! CAN WE BE FRIENDS?

The girl with the short hair and her friend were so lovely! They seemed like great friends and we’re super fun and bubbly

Surface level politeness is definitely better than just straight up being rude and crass. The reason why I think this is better is that, interaction between two strangers are in most cases just an instance. An instance can't be long enough for two strangers to know each other enough to conclude that the other person is reasonably unlikeable. And, if they do conclude they are unlikeable just from that instance, it's really just mundane annoyance without any substance because it's easier to deal with things of that level of significance that way. The fact that they are that considerate of the other person over their own just to not mess with anyone's day in any way is already a great standard to hold and is really admirable.

lol anime character spotted 1:16 Edit: HAHAHAHAH Even japanese matt damon 3:12 best video

Now i kinda wanna watch what koreans think of korean stereotypes

Idk why but at 2:28 the boy in the background cracked me up

The guy in the orange sweater was the funniest, would love to be his friend!

The way the dude looks away at 4:23 lmao

damn who hurt the lady in blue

You're a boss for asking these hard questions.

"That guy who says not all people here you meet are kind " 😄 it was applicable not just in japan

*Reporter:* Octopus aliens have ex with girls *Japanese girls:* SUGOIII 😂😂😂

5:08 I don't watch porn Yeah, you don't (zooms in on awkward expression on guy's face) I'm dead xD

I love the girl in the black shirt on the right 2:59 She keeps laughing at everything and seems to be having a good time. Love people with that kind of positive perspective on life.

When the girl said “刀持ってる“ I spit out my coffee laughing 😂

4:25 I feel like that girl trying to attack her bf hahahahaha

1:16 Japanese guy is a total BABE!

Very informative. Well done.

It is always, for me, bitter sweet to watch these videos...I love Japan! It’s one of my favorite countries. I want to try to live there for a year and really get to know the culture and people more.

yea i really thought they were all anime-loving sushi-chef samurai cosplayers who watch tentacle smut

Can we all just admit that stereotypes exist for a reason? None of the stereotypes in this video were even inherently negative.

Can we get an special video about Asian boss reporters? Or there are videos already? The more I watch these videos, the more I'm intrigued about the staff itself :D. Keep up the good work!

I think this is a wonderful video and I hope you explore this topic more. There are so many parallels with the British in this. We have a lot to learn about each other.

3:33 *ICONIC*

It's very close-minded to only base people off of stereotypes if you do I think you're missing out on a lot.

Very enlightening. Thank you.

That girl's laugh is amazing. I'd love to hang out with such a person!

Asian Boss is one of my favorite channels on here. Keep up the great work guys!

4:13-4:21that guy is so uncomfortable, he looks like he’s in the friend zone lol 😂

I gave in, I've finally subscribed to this channel!!!

I think the guys are the funniest! They always are!

from japan 🇯🇵Many Japanese don't often say true intention because tend to give top priority to the feeling of the partner. I don't know whether it is good, or this is bad. However, at first I give priority to the feeling of the partner rather than myself because we received education to think about a feeling of another person that you must not trouble another person since I was young. And I'm satisfied in it if a partner is pleased. I don't repress my feeling .Just I respect the feeling of the partner. Stress piles up letting I say my true intention and make a partner uncomfortable. I think that it is from these reasons that a Japanese is polite. In addition, Japan has more disasters than other countries. You must help each other with another person at the time of the earthquake in particular. Of course my thing thinks about the thing of the partner in such a case, too. I line up in the row well. I use the restroom neatly. I don't pollute a refuge. There is always such a consciousness. The Japanese don't say true intention because it is the greatest happy by not saying the true intention and the partner feel so good.Sometimes we say the true intention... My English is sorry in absurdity. When it is understood, I am thankful. from japan🇯🇵

I live the guy in orange he's so honest xD

Great video! Thanks.

This is quality content right here!

1:03 this guys smile is magnificent those dimples though

why does the girl in the blue shirt sound like shes on the edge of tears

These are really great videos

The legend Hiroko !! 🤘🤘🤘

Do Japanese people say "Itadakimasu" like they show in anime just before they start eating lunch or dinner?

8:09 So on point and so true

Very polite and mannerly people.

the dude in the orange hoodie is such a mood and a freaking legend

Every culture has some aspect of Tatemae and Honne and for me, it’s a proper social etiquette to keep the harmony of a given situation.