what i like is that she (Daughter) really like the person who reject me O_o

I wish American's were more considerate of others like that. Over here, it's: "Hey! F^^^ you if you don't like how I act! I have rights!" People in America are too focused on their rights and feel too entitled to think, much less CARE, about how others feel about what they say and how they act...not to mention what they wear. Personally, I'd all but blend in over in Japan. I look absolutely English so there's no way I'd totally blend in.

Unless it's endlessly sniffing your nose junk, actually.

We should all be like this

Nuisance Shimasho

@John Roberts Hey at least he's honest.. I still have gripes about him not daring to cover controversial and serious topics though (particularly about Japan's toxic work culture)

@John Roberts Chris is a Brit, they live off on sarcasm, it’s normal in their culture. I mean he have to pander to an audience, that’s how he makes money.

@John Roberts where's the paper you mentioned on J vloggers? Kinda wanna read it

@John Roberts Geez that was an exhausting read.... Don't you think they go a bit overboard? I have heard things about EYK videos but still. I doubt they had malicious intent just very silly sense of humor. I dunno I may be bias cause I think jokes are seperate to real serious thoughts and opinions (of course that line is easily crossed)

​@John Roberts I think this is all a matter of perspective. At the end of the day, these people have chosen to move abroad and remain there, indicative of their happiness/quality of life in a different country. "How they do things differently" - While I agree that there have been instances of a gross lack of disrespect towards other cultures (Logan Paul's endeavours in Japan spring to mind), I believe that the majority of these vloggers/AbroadinJapan-esque youtubers do more good than harm. Firstly the particular video this comment thread is on is a reaction to an informative video meant to encourage foreigners (on holiday or planning to move to Japan) to act in a respectful way of Japanese culture. The videos of the abroadinjapan channel (and others), facilitate reaction videos (such as this) to hear encourage the voice of native Japanese people. By offering a platform to discuss views and understand culture, tourists are more inclined to travel. Let's not forget that Japan is a country that thrives on tourism, admittedly a lot are domestic, but a substantial number of foreigners too. I think the lines can be easily blurred by resentment, or views on integration and appropriation. I would remind you that all comedians and KZfaqrs have a persona, usually an exaggerated version of themselves or perhaps as you allude to something more discrete altogether. To suggest that Chris's sarcasm is him pandering to his audience based on the humour of BBC radio4 and Jack Dee is illogical and betrays the premise of science - I mean somewhat true, but Brits are sarcastic, if your audience like it, why not build up to it? It's the same with anything or any TV. When considering the validity of a paper it is important metrics such as "Q1 journal" are not helpful, and not indicative of the quality of a paper. Many of the references cited by the article have questionable relevance to the topic of the article, are self-citations and/or are outdated, requiring new research. This is without considering the ingrained positivity bias of a critique paper (where the author(s) is(are) inclined to construct an argument (this is social science) based on evidence they have cherrypicked), such that their findings will inevitably back up their claims. Moreover, there is a real sparsity of research in this area, which warrants further papers to corroborate the authors claims (no actual science has been done/data analysis; this is just an opinion paper).

Same, like the time I didn't realize I was standing too close to the cashier counter. They had to tell me multiple times to move before I realized and I felt so bad.

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it be like that sometimes lmfaoo

I thought that was Dave cos Chris was looking for Mt Fuji,lol

Same here. I was always told to sit down and eat at the table. When I was older and saw others eating and walking in public, it seemed so strange to me, but nowadays I don’t find it strange anymore, a lot of people do it, but I’m too conservative for that.

In Sweden it's common knowledge not to eat while walking but of course you have people that do it anyway but I think you should sit while eating.

I think walking while eating is okay, I don't know what's wrong with that it's basically just stuffing yourself with food but you're just moving a little, just think about this, you need to be home but you saw a burger stand choose to buy one, if you eat it while sitting you won't be home to watch your favorite tv show(or for whatever reason) and if you decide to eat it at home it'll be cold and not yummy anymore so it's better to eat it while walking

@@overbored617 our parents said it's about attitude. And maybe, asian people have different culture with western people. If you need to eat immediately, you can search bench or something like that. Sit, and eat your meal. Some positive point, you will not spoiled your food everywhere and make public place dirty.

It's pretty much fine in our country unless you're eating soup dishes while walking.

They would have a complete breakdown if they were in the uk

Thank you very much. That would be fine with us.

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You're right she does look like Su-metal

Yeah, Keiko chan is Su-metal's Doppelganger? 😅😅😅

Rearly? thank you very much. I'm happy to hear that.

@@japanesemotheranddaughter7641 はい、まるであなた達は双子です。

I was reminded of Tomo-Zo from Gacharic Spin and Doll$Boxx. =)

Thank you very much.

うれしいお言葉ありがとうございます😄

I was on a train in central tokyo and gave up my seat for a elderly japanese lady . She was so thankful and pleased. Made my day . The following day I was heading to Narita airport and I get an elderly Japanese gentleman point to me and the ground one of my airline baggage tags had fallen off accidentally . I got the feeling that he thought I had just dropped it deliberately and he actually walked me back to pick it up I felt so ashamed as iam aware even as joe tourist how stricked the Japanese people are on cleanliness. I was mortified .

漢字も使えていて素晴らしいです。私も勉強頑張ります。

ちょっと違う意味にしてるから解説してみて。 会議はmeeting でも違うレターでmeatingにした それで、meat(肉)を動詞にする(ing)ことで、 まあ、とりあえず、meatのもう１つの意味でチ○ポです。 だからその肉体を動詞にするとはお○にをする意味になります。

I'm not sure your wordplay was understood so i tried to explain it

​@@siekensou77 The comment was meant for comedy not criticism, idk what you said but just in case

@@lr2rocertifieddeadbeatandp452 i understand but the comedy likely got lost in translation since it seems like she didnt know her spelling was wrong.