10 Things About Japan I'll Never Understand

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Japan is great, but even as a half-Japanese man there are some things that even I don't understand.
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@shaibear 4 года назад

"The tiny little naruto tattoo you got when you were 15"- actually sir, I was 16.

@choniku187 4 года назад

Senpai Notice you!

@Omt0414 4 года назад

*looks at friend Jonathan who got a half-Naruto-half-Sasuke tattoo on his shoulder when turning 18* ...well then.

@ihasgamer7877 4 года назад

I have the hidden leaf village logo tattoo on my shoulder and i got it when i was 18

@CreamerOfTheDairySquad 4 года назад

@Da Rure reeeeee

@CreamerOfTheDairySquad 4 года назад

I have the kanji Nintai on me left shoulder, the Unversed emblem from kingdom hearts bbs on my right shoulder and a tattoo combining the heartless and nobody emblems from kingdom hearts on my right forearm. Guess I'm investing in cover ups lol

@MilanNikolic96 4 года назад

Lol Joey everybody knows foreigners with goku tattoos are honorary yakuza members

@Hei_Bk201 4 года назад

xDDDD

@xavierpittman1533 4 года назад

Goku gang

@armandpotgieter9911 4 года назад

Though that would be a cool tattoo him just squashing someones head under his boot or standing on a bunch of alien corpses but the aliens are just civilians.

@houseofaction 4 года назад

the funny thing is that of the yakuza the vast majority are Koreans and they don't limit membership to asians

@thelordoftheweebs9501 4 года назад

Joey is a pleb

@jovanchakraborty7384 3 года назад

Me: gets a Hello Kitty tattoo on the back. Every Yakuza member in a 10 mile radius: alas, our new leader.

@mariposa2221 3 года назад

😹

@phantom0868 3 года назад

Me: gets a tattoo of my name in japenese so ill never forget it. Every yakuza memeber in the area: yes boys. Finally. A smart on

@fenim5617 3 года назад

Bro if out of all the tattoos, you decide to get a hello kitty one, then yeah even I'll be scared of ya

@PawPawKellum 3 года назад

I want a Hello Kitty Tattoo, but not sure if i can get Tattoos anymore. :-(

@TacComControl 3 года назад

You know as well as I do that they would only truly bow to our true lord and savior, Bonta-Kun.

@deshstan 3 года назад

2:02 Tattoos 5:47 Lack of benches 7:56 Formal Japanese 9:43 The number 4 11:26 Yuru-chara's 13:23 Nengajyou 15:07 Paying 300$ to attend a wedding 16:50 Seating & standing positions 18:24 Christmas & Halloween 19:58 Zangyo

@bockskarr6626 3 года назад

@MARKstfu 2 года назад

Forgot to put 14:08, gf (?) screen saver

@jackclymans6332 2 года назад

@@MARKstfu Yes, @akidearest

@cheskaarana6097 Год назад

Thank you for your service.

@Kyzhr_ 4 года назад

Me: *gets a tattoo that says "I hate Yakuza" Japan: that's a yakuza

@jocelyngs3215 4 года назад

Me: *gets a Hello Kitty tattoo surrounded by hearts* Japanese people: *YAKUZA!*

@skysrandomness5408 4 года назад

Like of course you are

@justsomegarage 4 года назад

I lost ny shit laughing at this, thanks 😂

@qxrrrr5993 4 года назад

@@jocelyngs3215 But Hello Kitty means "Hello Devil" in Japan (If I can remember)

@Shmicah1235 4 года назад

Just the kind of deception a Yakuza would have

@ballisticriot6082 4 года назад

*10 Things About Japan I Will Never Understand* *#1: Japanese.*

@camiloguerrero7313 4 года назад

same

@PyroGobbo 4 года назад

Don't worry japanese people suck at it too.

@opejyr777 4 года назад

Ballistic Riot don’t insult them cuz joey’s half

@frroku3666 4 года назад

You are not wrong. They sure make good anime but they are weird as hell

@jimenatharealest 4 года назад

@@PyroGobbo but not as bad as me

@duzzlotkteam4154 3 года назад

In Russia we take off our shoes as well and I can't imagine spreading this dirt from streets around the whole house, that's disgusting

@deadinside8719 3 года назад

Even south Asia

@evediby2183 3 года назад

People that wear their outside shoes on their beds make me cry inside

@dianbee 3 года назад

I thought that just everyone, even here in the states, did so as well. Crazy to find out that some people care so little about tracking dirt into their homes.

@pranitp.1622 3 года назад

Lol ikr even in India My mom will kill me if I walked around house with shoes lmao

@mokkimokki8484 3 года назад

Its the same everywere in Europe i think

@deeyandra 2 года назад

It's so refreshing to hear genuine negatives about Japan without the 'Oh well, that's just the way it is here ♡' disclaimer. So many people forget that having a negative opinion about a few things doesn't mean you think the whole country and culture is trash 🙄 Good on you for telling it like it is, especially when it comes to a country like Japan that does indeed have wonderful aspects but it is also incredibly romanticised online

@Gengarina 4 года назад

White girl with the "Live love laugh" infinity tattoo Japanese old lady: YAKUZA

@murasakiusagi5124 4 года назад

Person with a small butterfly tattoo Pregnant lady: *Y A K U Z A*

@bones9964 4 года назад

@@murasakiusagi5124 Mom with Tattoo of her baby's name Baby: Yakuza Mom: Her first word!

@seretonindealer9440 4 года назад

It's all the Yakuza. We're all in the Yakuza. Your boyfriend? YAKUZA. Your pet? YAKUZA. You? YAKUZA.

@leecrawford6560 4 года назад

that one friend who has a dots on their forearm, YAKUZA

@seretonindealer9440 4 года назад

@@leecrawford6560 SHIT CALL THE FEDS

@brianna3275 4 года назад

"What are you? 4 years old?" No, I skipped that scary birthday

@viv8404 4 года назад

Brianna Lindsay now I understand Mista

@karisenpaii 4 года назад

There's actually big superstitions about childrens birthday in japan, that's why the lucky birthdays are 3 & 5, and the 5th one is a big deal. Cuz your child survived being 4 looool

@DamselReviews 4 года назад

HAPPY FOURTH BIRTH- Japan: IM FIVE!

@totiamed5926 4 года назад

Heh

@TheLittlelan 4 года назад

ITS THE SAME WITH CHINA!!! Shall we just do 444 instead of 666?

@yumariley6758 3 года назад

I’m Japanese and I was nodding my head whilst I was watching this video. You are absolutely right! I’m living in Australia and I want tattoo but I can’t😭 Please put Japanese subtitles on! A lot of Japanese would react like me!

@magiveem 2 года назад

@VeganSanatani 2 года назад

Oo...you can avoid bath houses I guess.

@shay4261 2 года назад

bath houses arent even a thing where i live so its ok for me

@Lemonade_Stand_ Год назад

I heard you can just get a private bath and they dont care about tats then.

@ryana5435 10 месяцев назад

@@VeganSanataniAre a traditional Japanese who trying to defend Japanese traditions and customs?

@TheTuita 2 года назад

I knew about the tattoo thing before I went to Japan, so I knew I couldn't go into certain places... but I still got caught out by it. I wore a singlet shirt to my hotel's gym for a workout (as you do) and got asked to change into a shirt that covers it. I don't begrudge it (i.e. not my place to tell other cultures how to live, so in their country I play by their rules), but you can't help but find it a little frustrating considering I'm Pacific Islander and it's legitimately cultural for us to have tattoos (i.e. the word literally comes from our languages).

@luukbeets3775 4 года назад

Ageing in Japanese: 1-year old 2-year old 3-year old *5-year old*

@UndisputedFightingSweetPotato 4 года назад

I erased time and leapt past it

@norikitsune 4 года назад

KING CRIMSON

@Obipolt 4 года назад

I FUCKING SWEAR TO GOD I POSTED A KING CRIMSON REFERENCE AND NOW ITS GONE.

@diegoperezreyes8388 4 года назад

The only kids ageing up to 4 years are antivax ones

@dinkleberg2304 4 года назад

*Mista breathes a sigh of relief*

@SuperWarriorcatslove 4 года назад

So, you're telling me, that on every Halloween, Japan turns into _Florida_ ?

@chicoti3 4 года назад

More like turns into Brazil.

@kinght676 4 года назад

Lol

@realswobby 4 года назад

But still, only for 1-3 days in a whole year

@Draber2b 4 года назад

A soft version of The Purge 🤣🤣

@FiraTook 4 года назад

I've lived in Florida my entire life, and I have no idea what you're talking about.

@melaneykk5986 3 года назад

I like the cash gift thing. Having been married in the USA and getting a crap ton of useless stuff that mostly did not have a way to return them, Also having to display the stuff that may be missed by a family member or in-law. Ick.

@samwalters1 3 года назад

Yeah I mean wedding registrys have helped with that problem somewhat making sure the gifts you get are at least things you want/will use - However, for most newly weds the straight up cash is likely way more beneficial to them.......

@SailorstarcatcherNet 3 года назад

I find gving cash to the newlyweds more practical than giving gifts, they can buy things that they really needed and they can save up the remaining for future use.

@ttiger86 3 года назад

When we got married the cash we got was really useful to us. It helped on our honeymoon for spending money. 300 dollars is a lot, though. I was happy if someone could only give us a 20. At least they were trying to bless us.

@lordi2009k 3 года назад

wait serriosly you have to desplay all the wedding gifts over in the states what if someone was to get you a gift with the idea that it will keep the behind closed doors life going for a bit longer. i put this in them words just incase of any youngsters see this it aint so strait forward

@ttiger86 3 года назад

@@lordi2009k I think when they talk about display they mean in your home? Bc you don’t have to display them. At the wedding everything is wrapped or I’m bags on the table so no one knows what someone got you. There’s no time to open the gifts at the wedding either. But if your in laws or mom comes over to your house after the wedding and finds out you’re not using that blender or toaster they so lovingly bought you, you know you’re going to hear about it.

@mattwolf7698 3 года назад

I actually prefer being given money over a gift that I might not like, that way the other persons money isn't wasted.

@forrestdorman4870 2 года назад

This guy has never been married. He’s never seen the cost of a marriage ceremony. Sounds pretty smart on the Japanese parts.

@bendingbananas6540 4 года назад

Japan is like that one person that creates scenarios in their head just to hurt themselves

@naranciasorange579 4 года назад

Mood

@goodname2135 4 года назад

Stop attacking me

@wayjae 4 года назад

Damn, that's no right, tho

@navs9896 4 года назад

Relatable

@FromJamestime 4 года назад

Wow, that’s me!

@SakuraAvalon 4 года назад

'Tradition is just peer pressure from the dead'

@sageoftruth 4 года назад

I love that phrase. My roommate's mother shared it with us. It's so true.

@pokaay3163 4 года назад

They control us with their lies even today

@user-pl3sx2pu4h 4 года назад

"Неважно, что не говорят, важно что говорят." This is a Part of the Ancient Russian Legend, if you want to translate it... You can get through this. Trust me, its hard. But you can make it if you try. I like it, you SHOULD like it, and thats the end.

@CJ-wj5ol 4 года назад

Yeah, why can't we kill humans that is just peer pressure

@SakuraAvalon 4 года назад

CJ Killing humans was peer pressure back hundreds and thousands of years ago. You would be pretty useless as a man if you couldn't fight for your homeland/village. xD Not sure what your point was.

@physicssimulator2656 2 года назад

"Why do we have to take our shoes out before entering a house" This actually isn’t really a Japanese exclusive, it’s a general hygiene measure used by a lot of housholds outside of Japan as well.

@samanthachapman8878 3 года назад

Really giving money at a wedding is actually a thing in Spanish countries too, because it helps pay for the wedding. You can get gifts, but the best thing to do is give money.

@kochamboga3230 2 года назад

The same in Poland. You have to give prezent or envelope with money (As much as you want). Most people give money and bottle of wine.

@alexjustalexyt1144 2 года назад

Same, hearing Joey's opinion is really wierd

@VV_PaVria 4 года назад

Y'know, this is basically ten episodes of "WTF Japan" rolled into a single video.

@Bookdragon11 4 года назад

VieViaPaVria I agree 😃, and isn’t it amazing? 😁😆

@chistianchandra2057 4 года назад

I don't know but it still great to what

@team1687 4 года назад

Its actually 12, since he plugged 2 old videos. @TheAnimeMan good job!!

@shamblesbutdeux 4 года назад

VieViaPaVria you got hearted...STONKS

@tedib7115 4 года назад

people who don't take their shoes of when they enter a house are the weird ones honestly

@vjaceslavsavsjaniks6431 4 года назад

On the other hand. I saw places where people live and considered cleaning my outside shoes after it

@Hogoku_YT 4 года назад

True

@hildab2875 4 года назад

Yup would be interesting to see what's most "normal" like I know in Scandinavia and the surrounding countries in Europe it's rare that people would not take of their shoes when entering a home, but it seems in America where many houses have carpet covering the floor they don't take off their shoes? It's weird

@Helveteshit 4 года назад

@@hildab2875 That is even more disgusting. Not taking off your shoes on a bloody carpet is Disgusting. I can get hard floor, but carpet? Seriously? It is one thing if you have Indoor pair and Outdoor pair, aka the former and the latter don't tread beyond the border of the other.

@ghxulish 4 года назад

I agree

@scraplette9608 2 года назад

With you 100% on the shortage of benches. I went to Japan with my best friend who has a chronic pain condition and needed a stick to walk long distances. She was really suffering due to the lack of benches.

@ta4music459 2 года назад

Contrast this with e.g. Iceland. In Reykjavik you'll find benches outside nearly every shop, and even outside some private houses. "Please have a little rest, courtesy of this shop who doesn't even sell you coffee or anything like that, or just this house owner with no monetary interest in anything you'll do with that bench".

@TheOriginalFayari 2 года назад

Two years later, Joey pulls some anxiety-inducing shit while interviewing a former Yakuza.

@mainstreetsaint36 2 года назад

I was going to mention that. Go figure huh?

@Minaaamii 4 года назад

As a Japanese-American, the moment I got a tattoo, everyone’s first reaction was “you can’t go in onsens anymore!!!” as if this 150cm tiny girl is part of the yakuza

@Jorkvandevyver 4 года назад

150cm "TINY" girl??????? what is your standard? Edit: I was thinking you had a tattoo off a 150cm girl, error in translation. My bad...

@LoreCatan 4 года назад

@@Jorkvandevyver What is yours? 150cm is pretty tiny.

@monochromaticempress6519 4 года назад

@@Jorkvandevyver bruh, she's 4'11" thats tiny

@Minaaamii 4 года назад

Jork van de vyver I’m smaller than an average Japanese person????? And Japanese people aren’t even that tall????

@lionhartjohn1000 4 года назад

@@Jorkvandevyver Are you below 150 cm? Are you a dwarf or just young? The average height in the whole of Europe is 177,6 cm.

@decentblackkny1201 4 года назад

Bowing is useful tho. At least you don't have to touch anyone

@eyemann5706 4 года назад

less awkward lol

@dooplon5083 4 года назад

@@eyemann5706 I'm more thinking as a health thing, if somebody just sneezed into their hand and wiped I'd rather avoid that handshake as much as possible

@liyan00 4 года назад

@@dooplon5083 especially in a high-density country such as Japan

@_cherrychi_ 4 года назад

Cronoe Lol when I meet someone I haven’t met in a long time (I live in the US) it’s awkward when we don’t know when to hug or give a handshake (I’m a girl so it’s different for me). One time I met someone and I was going in for a handshake and they were going in for a hug 😂 Weird

@eashansaju8106 4 года назад

Like when India do namaste

@unknownuser6809 3 года назад

The gift thing at wedding makes sense in Japan. They tend to live in small places so to have a heap of unwanted gifts to store or get rid of unless they had a gift registry. It’s a huge imposition on the newlyweds first few days of their wedding

@getterkaiserz 3 года назад

in tokyo, went to a tattoo ok bathhouse because my buddies were inked, sat in the sauna with an old dude with a full back tiger tat and a missing finger.

@somethingsomething9008 2 года назад

Missing finger, tattoo deftinley a former yakuza member

@kyatonic1 2 года назад

That was an actual yakuza

@getterkaiserz 2 года назад

@@LunaDuels dont recall but likely. im aware of the penance done for a screw up is a finger beinled lopped off.

@alenaargonza1487 4 года назад

"why do we take off our shoes" so the floor is clean.

@eldafint 4 года назад

Pretty much. Also what reason us there to have shoes on inside anyway?

@RetroSmoo 4 года назад

But you clean the floor anyway

@marrqi7wini54 4 года назад

@@RetroSmoo But why make it unnecessary dirty?

@Archer198026 4 года назад

@@RetroSmoo Not that easy with tatami flooring

@eldafint 4 года назад

@@RetroSmoo Yeah but more often

@rixalla5598 4 года назад

I love the fact that he has Aki as a wallpaper on his phone. So cute

@Rock-bg9fy 4 года назад

Why do people have their significant other as their wallpaper cause i never understood it

@imafraidjumitebeinagang 4 года назад

@@Rock-bg9fy Incredible sarcasm homie

@Rock-bg9fy 4 года назад

@crashinator im not being sarcastic😅😐

@keko23 4 года назад

Chris Stevenson because he loves her. what kind of question is that?

@NamiNaeko 4 года назад

@@Rock-bg9fy most do it cuz they can look down at their phone whenever and see the face of the person they love and it makes you smile. It's a little reminder of one of your reasons for making it through the day

@nixixim 3 года назад

Japan: strict rules, unnecesary traditions and cultural expectations and dumbass rituals, capital punishment for standing wrong in front of your boss, intense work culture and mocking relaxation and self-care. also japan: whys our mental health so bad?

@chinyang1200 3 года назад

Have you seen America ? It's A hell Circus

@pranitp.1622 3 года назад

Also japan: *imma pretend that I didn't hear that*

@goldexperience6797 2 года назад

Like many other asian countries, I think japan does not see mental health as a real problem. They treat it as a made up problem that westerners whine about. Most of the time the solution for asian countries is simply to man up and not get depressed. I maybe wrong but this is just my opinion cuz its the same where I live.

@magiveem 2 года назад

@@goldexperience6797 it's the same here yes, If I go crying to my mom about something,she would just laugh at me and stuff.Its just like that. And I wouldn't even cry often but...can that be one of the problems actually?

@ADeeSHUPA 2 года назад

@@magiveem Pakistani

@Draaza 3 года назад

Bless his soul, you can see throughout the video Joey's slow descent into madness. He gets angrier and angrier as it goes on xD

@abuzarak1998 4 года назад

"why do we bow? instead of shaking their hand or even a hug?" Hahahahaha wait for 2020, AnimeMan

@karma6574 4 года назад

lol I've always kinda wished we did that whole "bowing thing" in the states. I've always hated being expected to touch other ppl when I first meet them. I tend to say things like "I don't do that" while throwing up my hands in protest or even lie and say things like "I'm a germophobe" if they pitch a fit about it due to the dreaded entitlement most ppl have here. The history of "shaking hands" doesn't even apply anymore, even in the south, so it's just a gross and pointless custom.

@bruhmomento6458 3 года назад

Karma thats retarded, us made it so deal with it if u want to bow and shit go to japan

@themonarchofbaddecisionmak1405 3 года назад

Bruh momento no need to be rude. They just don’t want to spread germs.

@nunusrandom7534 3 года назад

@@karma6574 So, do you bow your head and only your head while saying "Nice to meet you"?

@kitsune2367 3 года назад

@@nunusrandom7534 are you sarcastically rude?

@jonaswulff4424 4 года назад

When I was in Japan I bonded with a old Japanese man in a Onsen he asked me in broken english If he can touch my tattoos since he had never seen them on any "redpectsble" people. His words not mine

@josephinamungaray6118 4 года назад

*Respectful people*

@jonaswulff4424 4 года назад

@@josephinamungaray6118 I am very sorry I don't know how I wrote it so wrong😂

@josephinamungaray6118 4 года назад

@@jonaswulff4424 it's fine

@INeedANewHandle 4 года назад

Shit, that was some wierd ass broken english.

@CABRONZZ777 3 года назад

@@jonaswulff4424 I thought you did it on purpose lol

@yithanong7593 3 года назад

A wedding can often be an expensive endeavour and an envelope full of cash can often be more useful than receiving 6 rice cookers (Yes, giving electronics to the new couple is also a thing in Asia culture). I do believe Adam Ruins Everything has explained getting gifts might be a bad thing in one video.

@SimsinWonderland 3 года назад

“Why is manga and anime so f-ing good?” Lol I loved this

@stavi975 4 года назад

bowing prevents you from failures in handshakes

@abadenoughdude300 4 года назад

Yeah like they always handshake with their left hand in animu, wtf.

@kyleboohoo 4 года назад

I hate shaking hands lol would rather just fist bump or something

@ZER0lPT 4 года назад

Well... you can also fail at bowing.

@sharkvus 4 года назад

and hella sweaty hands

@kaptenlemper 4 года назад

Bit of a moot point when bowing has equally as many rules you can fail at.

@robertvaught9334 3 года назад

I personally always take my shoes off before entering a house and I'm not even Japanese it's just how my house is ran

@PandorasFolly 3 года назад

It is a very good system.

@Katia.t.t 3 года назад

Me too, then I see Americans with their shoes on in their bedroom and I'm like 🤪

@Xx_8s595a_xX 3 года назад

(SORRY FOR BAD ENG BTW) same for me it's just normaal to take your shoes off if you going to your bedhome and idk why some people don't take shoes of, 1 it's make your floor nasty and 2 it's more confortable and no i'm not japanese and no i'm not from america i'm just from Europe

@Xx_8s595a_xX 3 года назад

@@Katia.t.t ikr lel

@seangahan9931 3 года назад

KONO DIO DA

@bigbrowntau 3 года назад

3:54 Day two in Tokyo, I saw a whole bunch of yakuza, strolling around a shrine. Guess that makes me an outlying data point!

@teruokun-us 3 года назад

I actually met some yakuza during my time in Kyoto at a hole-in-the-wall udon restaurant and they were actually very friendly and very gracious (they kept insisting on buying me beer because they were interested in US culture and we were having a great conversation). It was a wonderful time and while I did feel a little apprehension initially, it really exhibited not to judge a book by its cover

@SupernerdScrawl 4 года назад

I once got the words Yakuza and Jacuzzi mixed up. Now I'm in hot water with the Japanese mafia.

@taigablake3619 4 года назад

Touché

@victorevans2867 4 года назад

Puns

@Gitaikou 4 года назад

*korean

@classicnowaar 4 года назад

@@Gitaikou wth are you saying

@ponylover2206 4 года назад

Oof

@captainkidney8577 4 года назад

Nobody: Joey: that would be a fantastic place to put a bench

@lorettabes4553 4 года назад

Ikr!

@realswobby 4 года назад

Other Japanese fellas: *just passing by in high speed, trying to not be late for their workplace

@legoqueen2445 2 года назад

My cousin has a chronic illness that makes walking very difficult and painful. She loved going to Japan but found the lack of benches very frustrating and felt it showed a lack of awareness towards disabled people. I've watched a lot of vlogs about Japan and also have issues with walking, I'm also covered in tattoos and a 'big' girl, I don't think I'd do well in Japan 😣

@Keiisnotreal 3 года назад

One of the things stopping me from moving to japan (I don't want to move there because of anime, I genuinely love the country, the food, the culture) is the whole tattoo yakuza thing. I've grown up around tattoos, my godfather is a tattoo artist and I had an apprenticeship with him in Scotland. I have two tattoos of my own (a small explosion behind my ear and a snake by my right ring finger). I'm planning on getting more, like the silhouette of a dragon on my back and the 00:00:00 from Unus Annus. Unless this rule (is that the right word, idk) is abolished in bathhouses etc or at the very least, us foreigners are exempt, I don't think I can move there.

@LYNN-id9rb 2 года назад

You don't have to mention you're not going because of anime. If people assumed you were that's them being judgemental shits

@wumarNart 4 года назад

Slav squat on a bench and show off your tattoo of the number 4 after leaving work early.

@smievil 4 года назад

it's probably illegal to carry a bench around though

@UnbreakableTaco 4 года назад

Challenge accepted.

@tranngockha6562 4 года назад

Absolute mad lad

@miyashiro9231 4 года назад

Nart Wumar you have to put the bench wrong distance from your boss 😄

@artema. 4 года назад

Now I wanna do that and be obnoxious

@grass324 4 года назад

Japan: fears the number 4 Japanese 4 year olds: sweats profusely

@Joaanasmith 3 года назад

What about 44,40,54.........😂

@Lee-wb5yx 3 года назад

"you gotta go kid"

@joshuapelletier8784 3 года назад

Chinese also be like 四=死

@bapu8459 3 года назад

**cocks shotgun**

@munmunkumi 3 года назад

Mista: *Confused Screaming*

@etherealpaige 3 года назад

Awww did anyone notice that he has Aki as his lock screen🥺🥺

@shostxkovich 2 года назад

As a Japanese person who has to go to Japanese Saturday School every week, learning the three types of Formal Language was a huge pain in the a*s.

@noeller9187 4 года назад

7:13 no benches being a marketing tactic for cafes and restaurants has the same energy as no pockets in womens' pants being a marketing tactic for purses

@crimmerz9948 4 года назад

900000 iq

@minnibunni3057 4 года назад

Wait wait wait that’s why our pockets are so shallow?!

@NediaLetta 4 года назад

@@minnibunni3057 Yes. That's why. Have you seen a traditional guy wearing purses or handbag to keep his money? The same thing with magazines promoting putting makeups and chemicals onto your face despite guys not giving a fuck about it.

@supremeleadermatt8733 4 года назад

I think it’s more so to do with anti homelessness than a marketing tactic

@FilmsNerf2 4 года назад

Wow. I did not make that connection! Mind blown.

@nonsweet 4 года назад

Let's be real, walking with your shoes on in your own house and spreading around all that dirt from outside is disgusting.

@trstmeimadctr 4 года назад

If people can eat food outside, then i think you can handle having people walk with their shoes on your interior floor that actually gets cleaned regularly.

@kinnings 4 года назад

@@trstmeimadctr It's not even a Japanese thing, my family has done it all my life. It's like, you can't take 5 seconds to take your shoes off to ensure my house stays clean? It's just a respect thing, you go into someone else's space and make sure you respect it

@CrossRoadsOfTime 4 года назад

@@trstmeimadctr but there's still the time between the intervals, that I have to deal with a floor that gets messy faster, and also gets more messy. then it would with out the shoes. and If I'm the one having to do the floor cleaning, then why should I have to put in extra effort to clean up the dirt and stuff they tracked in an ground into the carpet. or have them spend a little of their own effort to take off their shoes.

@BombaJead 4 года назад

@@CrossRoadsOfTime heh I don't even clean the floor that often, but to each their own we are allways so quick to judge other people's lifestyles.

@_mayuu2335 4 года назад

@@BombaJead Most of the time it isn't even the shoe from outside that makes the floor dirty, and since we don't clean our entire house's floor every other day so we just let it be and whenever shit becomes visible then we'll clean it, and i'm not saying we're just dragging shoes filled with dirt into building and houses either, as long as it isn't covered in literal mud and you dont go in and out of your house 90 times a day, its not the end of the world. There is still place that I would rather be bare feet like my own room, but keeping even a single room's floor flawless while bare feet is difficult, I have to sweep up or vacuum almost every other day to keep my bathroom and own room free of dust and hair and other random shit that happens to fall onto the ground that wasn't from my feet.

@GardenGangster85 Год назад

You are so fantastic’ thanks for educating me once again Joey ❤

@Kkwonee 3 года назад

Korea also has the money gift giving thing with weddings. From my understanding its to offset the cost for the wedding that everyone pitches in. Also any profits help the family get off their foot.

@theskyking5 4 года назад

I am canadian, I never understand people who don't take off shoes in their house

@maow45 4 года назад

Swede here, only thought dirty junkies kept their shoes on inside

@donbenjamin6459 4 года назад

Argentino here ¿if you put your shoes of the smell wouldnt be horrible ?

@welsan2074 4 года назад

@@donbenjamin6459 i think the dirt and the stuff that stays under the shoes have more bad effect on the house, thats why we wear off the shoes, and also we usually doesnt have stinky shoes because we usually washes them often like probably once every 1-3 weeks

@melissaredburm9483 4 года назад

Balkan has joined the chat

@kurenaishu9001 4 года назад

hans cordoba ,it's worse if you stepped on poop and enter the house

@vess7789 4 года назад

"Why do we have to take our shoes off when we enter a house?" As an eastern european the old grandma in me died a little when he said that.

@jinniespeanut7138 4 года назад

@@hristinamihajlovic780 promaja really is a bitch

@TsusakuCohenat 4 года назад

I would rather say, why you don't take shoes off.

@Heylow1 4 года назад

Cleanliness. You don't want to drag the dirt from the outside inside of your house, which is why they have slippers and in the middle east they use carpets

@graemep7729 4 года назад

Yeah, it’s weird

@The-Seal-Of-Approval 4 года назад

As a Scandinavian, *same*

@user-ct3wt1ef2i 2 года назад

I’m a korean highschool student and i just realized how similar the customs are between japan and korea

@alec_nicks_ 2 года назад

Love the content and your perspective on controversial issues. Keep up the good work 👍

@kjkj633 4 года назад

Fun story, I lived in japan for two years and went to a public bath house once and holy shit think I was intruding a yakuza bathhouse, most of the men there had full body tats

@epitaphboi4816 4 года назад

I would’ve fucking ran

@inkchip7351 4 года назад

@Soul best bet

@shadowamigo9506 4 года назад

@@inkchip7351 all bet are 50 50

@sanur1124 4 года назад

I went to Niigata once with my friends and hotel that we were staying at had onsen but staffs blocked one of my friends because he had tattoo on his chest and didn't let him in haha And it wasn't that big only 4 words

@edi9892 4 года назад

I've seen someone with Mafia tattoos in Austria in a bath. He must have been a high ranking member of the Russian mafia. No one cared and I think most didn't even realize the meaning of his tattoos. All they noticed was that he was rich and constantly in company of two girls half his age with a lot of surgery...

@notheresir 4 года назад

Anime man, I know you are an anime channel but here me out, *WTF AUSTRALIA* the other side of your coin explored.

@itschikken4132 4 года назад

Does Australia even exist? Is everything upside down? Find out on *WTF AUSTRALIA*

@ira__s 4 года назад

Yes! Like Shoey x) Wtf

@1293ST 4 года назад

Pretty sure Australia isn't even a real country. Do you even know European Culture lol!? Everyone knows Australia is a state of Germany lmfao

@Snakebloke 4 года назад

hear* me out.

@streetvybzswag1.067 4 года назад

Does everything there really want to kill you? and spiders really bigger than houses?

@personatempest3212 Год назад

That would be awesome if there would be a part 2 of this video! Another "10 Things About Japan I'll Never Understand" video!

@Ackamemnon 2 года назад

hey there bro, saw you on abroad in japan. you three amigos are awesome. subbed up, looking forward to more videos brother

@cypressmicnovicz9541 4 года назад

joey: "what are you, 4 years old" people who got rid of the 4th floor: *GASP!*

@brandimullins8813 4 года назад

PLOT TWIST! if you count the floors/rooms/literally anything like a normal person, *there's still a 4th [insert dumb thing here]!* Japanese: *GAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAASP!!!!*

@nurshuhada2675 4 года назад

When I listen to joe addressing this issue, I giggled because I live in a multiracial country and chinese is one of them. Even the chinese in my country are very superstitious with number 4. Especially if they are running a business. If you have an apartment building, the floors will be numbered like these: 1, 2, 3, 3A, 5 and so on. For their car plate number, they'd rather pay thousands to have customized number than having the number 4 in it. While number 8 is considered to bring in wealth. I respect their custom and enjoy their new year festivals a lot. Just find it a bit weird about the numbers.

@bethanybrookes8479 4 года назад

@@nurshuhada2675 i once went to a chinese/western fusion restaurant and the numbers on the menu were 1 2 3 3A 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 12A 14 15 And so on... Same with table numbers. And just to top it off, it was split in two sections, one with four tables, one with nine, thus totalling thirteen tables...

@XtreemAlan 4 года назад

Mista:

@realswobby 4 года назад

I bet all 4 year old kids in Japan have some "special treatment'...

@SmartyPoohBear 4 года назад

Damn, almost 300 bucks just to attend the wedding? What are you paying for? Their divorce fee? XD

@Emisnyan 4 года назад

Omg best comment

@thurismundbotheric7598 4 года назад

Considering their current marriage & birth rates, I don't think that's what you're paying them for

@jstrong5927 4 года назад

@UC0Z-WI-sBDhQSAANMCgxrZA 30,000 yen not 300 yen

@killua123333 4 года назад

Its normal for asian wedding. I am chinese, and its very normal to giv that much even only 1 person is attending the wedding. It depends on how close you are to the bride and groom will depend on how much u give.

@jennychen2636 4 года назад

China is the same, but it's technically not a rule...you just get shunned by Everyone. And even if you don't attend, you have to send money. Btw, the amount isn't specified, but a few thousand dollars is usually expected.

@cpuman 2 года назад

joey you sold me on where I'm going to visit for Halloween soon, had me sold

@sorinaandrada5755 3 года назад

I think most countries give cash at weddings because you want them to start fresh and not go bankrupt after the wedding bc it’s expensive. It’s like wishing them good luck and giving them a head start, it’s not weird.

@VideoGameJams 3 года назад

I’d be happy that people would show up at my wedding. I would forbid gifts or money. It is weird. Imagine if you liked played video games and the government decided to pay you to keep playing. Wouldn’t that be weird? The couple getting married is already getting something. A big party made specifically for them.

@_.soymilk 3 года назад

@@VideoGameJams what? Lmao giving a gift to someone’s wedding is just like giving someone a present for their birthday, it’s not weird at all. Sure they’re getting a celebration already but a lot of the time weddings are so expensive too and it’s the couple that has to pay, it’s not like they’re getting it for free? What do you mean

@grozmeistere7504 3 года назад

I think it's okay to give money for a wedding but the outrageous thing is the custom of having a set amount. You just can't except everybody to just have enough money to give to others. 30,000 Yen might be peaunuts to some but for others it's money they need to live. You can buy beautiful and usefull presents for way cheaper. Like, let them gift you a 30,000 Yen, 10,000 Yen or a nice red toaster for your red colour-schemed kitchen.

@sorinaandrada5755 3 года назад

Lol i just said it’s a custom, if you don’t want to give money/gifts, you don’t have to. I wouldn’t feel comfortable receiving money at my wedding doesn’t matter if it’s 5 or 1000 dollars. I think it’s just a time to come together and celebrate not to put pressure on ur guests to give u money or expensive gifts, I’d much rather just have the memories.

@ShadowZZZ 4 года назад

14:08 how cute, you have aki as your lock screen wallpaper... ara, ara ^^

@zulkarnainmohdyusoff5091 4 года назад

ShadowZZZ thank god i found someone commenting on this...it's too cuteeee

@rinkaki1923 4 года назад

( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) ohhhhhh finally someone notice it

@calebb2134 4 года назад

ShadowZZZ omg I thought the same thing

@evillindsay720 4 года назад

so cuuute

@RTAG 4 года назад

Ara ara makes my peepee go Ora ora

@JPitter1809 4 года назад

"how stupid do you have to be to fear the number 4" Mista: *heavy breathing intensifies*

@birdgirl69 4 года назад

i was waiting for a comment like this xD

@dooplon5083 4 года назад

I mean tbh mista is weird as fuck

@a_maxed_out_handle_of_30_chars 4 года назад

Is this a JoJo reference?

@forcexjr1566 4 года назад

Tell that to Abbacchio. He took the 4th slice of pizza during the first meeting with Giorno and ultimately paid the price for it.

@birdgirl69 4 года назад

yeh

@MichaelKnouff 3 года назад

While I was staying in Asakusa for a few months, I actually ran into Yakuza quite a bit. I bathed and drank with a couple too. I may be one of the few, but being around them was some of my most memorable times abroad.

@possumprince 3 года назад

16:23 those were honestly my fav type of gifts to get growing up

@christibble8991 4 года назад

I met a Japanese man with a full bodysuit on my second day in Tokyo. my friend and I are fairly heavily tattooed and a man in a valour tracksuit, wearing sunglasses approached us and asked about our tattoos in broken English. we had a little chat and he unzipped his tracksuit revealing a full bodysuit. Not a clue if he was yakuza or not but we were pretty shocked. he was really nice and polite, thanked us for our chat, and went on with his business.

@shiv7978 3 года назад

Weirdi

@tubbysza 3 года назад

yah he definitely hated your guts

@emmetthawthorne5556 3 года назад

@@tubbysza wdym?

@meiling637 3 года назад

O damn lmao. You might have come in contact with Yakuza. Pretty cool.

@Ilpedulla 3 года назад

"his business"

@chelseamcluckie 4 года назад

So wait what's going to happen at the 2020 Olympics when most swimmers, runners, volleyball players have tattoos.... will they be expected to cover up?!

@pierrechang55 4 года назад

chelsbun x. Yes.

@xReaghan 4 года назад

I would literally tell people they can go fuck themselfs.

@Penguyen. 4 года назад

Pretty sure most Olympians won't be using public baths/pools. They usually have a private olympic village specifically for them.

@RollingScone 4 года назад

I paused and read the sign Joey flashed up about vloggers at bath houses and it looks like that specific one might make exceptions for visiting athletes. In personal experience, when I visited japan on a college trip, we stayed at a hotel that had an onsen in Sendai and they were very accommodating to us with tattoos. Basically they asked that we go later at night or earlier in the morning during off hours and we could stay as long as no one complained. Ended up working out great and the two Japanese ladies we met when we were in the onsen were very nice to us, regardless of tattoos.

@ToastieBRRRN 4 года назад

I think they're altering the tattoo rule for the Rugby World Cup though which is happening this September.

@mattt5105 3 года назад

Me: *hears the numbers 9 and 4 are feared* Me who was born August 3rd (8-03): “That’s a bit too close for comfort...”

@deepwebvip 3 года назад

I was born on August 4th at 4:00 am :O ...

@dustindiaz9493 3 года назад

I was born the 4 of september....so I am a demon it seems

@deepwebvip 3 года назад

@@dustindiaz9493 wow you’re the king demon godd damn... dangerous boy do dangerous thing...

@abbypal7283 3 года назад

very good video!👍👍

@shahrukhhassan9599 4 года назад

"You have to spend $300 to attend a wedding." Pakistani: "First time?"

@acheleon7038 4 года назад

Chinese people also do this but it is not an exact number, you could give as much or as little as you want or u dont want to give at all but its kinda rude to do that

@archer3813 4 года назад

Give empty envelope

@archer3813 4 года назад

@@acheleon7038 nah. Probably rip.

@acheleon7038 4 года назад

@@archer3813 haha lol

@ylh2019 4 года назад

@@archer3813 Even worse: Give envelope with voucher inside that requires you to spend a certain amount of money to use.

@-Raylight 4 года назад

Yakuza : We have tattoos Mafia : We have pianos *plays Giorno's theme*

@fra604 4 года назад

3:45

@marrsi626 4 года назад

Is that a JoJo reference?

@Alex_IHateHandles 4 года назад

Marrsi nah

@iamnowhere5678 4 года назад

I,Giorno Giovanna,have a dream!

@lemonlime8635 4 года назад

Kono Giorno Giovanna niwa yume ga aru

@uselessboi420_5 3 года назад

The yakuza run the festival near my grandmas place lol

@melbar4734 3 года назад

Not me using part of Joey's video as supporting evidence for my Theory of Knowledge essay. Thanks for the content homie.

@ckat1111 4 года назад

So basically Halloween in Japan is slowly becoming the Purge

@iAngelicVampire 4 года назад

mostly in the main cities small rural towns dont go crazy like that as my friend who lives there told me.Its kind of stupid they use halloween as an excuse to get drunk to use being drunk as an excuse to do stupid things

@PusciferFan666 4 года назад

@@iAngelicVampire So it's they're version of any time an American pro sports team wins a championship the "fans" riot. lol

@iAngelicVampire 4 года назад

@@PusciferFan666 omg that was a perfect description XD

@rikkucrowe 4 года назад

Fuck!

@naosoupopularrr 4 года назад

😂😂😂

@dank_smirk2ndchannel200 4 года назад

So what you’re saying is that the whole point of formal Japanese is just an excuse to flex on someone?

@keubis2132 4 года назад

Well ... ehmm.... YES

@ruche4206 4 года назад

It was a big exaggeration. It's usually used to show respect to elders/people higher in the hierarchy you're in. For instance, when meeting new people, you would adress them politely (or at least more politely than with friends). They have different levels of "politeness" or formality based on context which is why there are different types of formal Japanese.

@zanderhamilton7908 4 года назад

No, it's more so to raise the person you're talking to up. Basically raise their status higher than yours (or sometimes lower your own status) by speaking "respectfully".

@Moonhack95 4 года назад

@Manannan anam This is exactly it

@zanderhamilton7908 4 года назад

@Manannan anam Pretty much.

@tre2hippi 2 года назад

I lived in South Korea for a year, and about 6 months in to me living there I walked into a Japanese owned tattoo shop. I asked the guy if I could see pictures of his work and he then took me to a tattoo booth were he was currently tattooing a Japanese yakuza member. I said thank you very much in Korean and left quickly.

@PurpleMoonlight812 3 года назад

In Singapore for Chinese weddings it's also expected that guests bring envelopes of cash and it's rude if you don't. In some iterations, the cash is a symbol of wishing the couple happiness (also because once they're married they gonna be giving out cash themselves during chinese new year). It's a symbol for happiness and well wishes, not simply cash. Here the guide for the amount of cash is usually how much your dinner costs (e.g. that hotel charges 1,500 a table, with 10 pax per table so your gift should be at least $150). Additionally, cash is arguably better than a chosen gift. The couple could be very particular about kitchen appliances and then they get 3 blenders from people (and arguably also not carefully chosen) and none of those blenders are the one the couple had intended to get. Anyway as far as SG is concerned, the total cash gift amount from all the guests just about almost covers the wedding dinner itself (not even additional things like decor, clothes, photography, etc.). Cold hard cash is the best gift.

@Moonlight-op4qo 4 года назад

Zangyo is when a teacher punishes the whole class for a thing 1 kid did

@epitaphboi4816 4 года назад

Bruh that’s some wypipo shit, that teachers in the US pull

@thatziggs4062 4 года назад

@@epitaphboi4816 bruh that's just some thing in the US. Even some fucking employers try that shit.

@sailorhatguy5763 4 года назад

That happens to us in south east asia!

@Moonlight-op4qo 4 года назад

Gezora It's very frequent in Europe as well

@sailorhatguy5763 4 года назад

Seems like all of us has a problem about that

@muhdzulkarnain428 4 года назад

In Malaysia, Chinese are also "afraid" of number 4. But the floors on the elevator don't just skip the number 4 but. It instead goes : > 5 > 3a > 3 > 2 > 1

@raphaelzlimz8437 4 года назад

If you working in hospitality industry, that's totally a nightmare when some old people come in.

@Nicole-jm4wb 4 года назад

Same here in the PH, we know some building or business is owned by a chinese or someone with a chinese descent when they it doesn't have a 4th floor or on some occasions, 4th and 13th floors.

@imgaaye_69 4 года назад

Same, the apartment my grandma lives in even skipped the 14th floor and replaced with 13A instead

@eugenefindit 4 года назад

I lived in many apartments when I was in Malaysia. I got used to it after a while. Although, I have noticed that not all buildings do that even if they are primarily developed by Chinese. 😁

@darlingmaam385 4 года назад

We have the 13 thing in England but it's really only with house numbers, I've lived in three places with no number 13 house. People just wouldn't buy the thirteenth house.

@perkysnood 3 года назад

4 is also a bad luck number in Chinese for the same reason. both "death" and four is pronounced "si". Also "suffering" is also pronounced as "ku" in Chinese as well. I always love finding similarities in languages :)

@drankto Год назад

Then you should learn the history between the Japanese and Chinese because this is the reason why we have kanji

@Ballin4Vengeance 3 года назад

You take off shoes in someone’s house literally in every country I’ve ever been to. And I’m from Slovakia

@youtubebannedme 3 года назад

@Beau-Angelo Simon no it's just non american mindset

@youtubebannedme 3 года назад

@Beau-Angelo Simon meh, idc. I love to walk barefoot

@marcelllovas1465 2 года назад

@Beau-Angelo Simon Slovakia is central Europe, but no probs. You call Asia from the east of Caucasus

@Ballin4Vengeance 2 года назад

@@marcelllovas1465 Turkey is asia for me

@seighartmercury 4 года назад

Philippines: "You can't truly know someone until you live under the same roof." Also, Philippines: "You can't live together until after marriage." I guess we should just marry someone we don't "truly know"

@zenon351 4 года назад

Then make it impossible to separate and re-marry cause no divorce

@fizzyboy08 4 года назад

@Karol Jeske where are you from? Also that sounds rather outdated, what does the boys have to do in around that age?

@justanotherweirdo11 4 года назад

@@zenon351 Oh yeah. So you have to marry someone you "don't truly know" and be legally stuck with them for life.

@TheMindofagenius1 4 года назад

Yeah good luck being just stuck with that individual that 80% chance you don't exactly align with but watcha gonna do, you're married now oops.

@_AnLope 4 года назад

I have honestly never heard of any Filipino saying the first one.

@bubzashtoroth5711 4 года назад

14:08 OMG you have Aki as your lock screen that's so cute and adorable

@dqpfjggisjgIdksorp 4 года назад

I was just trying to find a comment that said this. I agree!

@ItzMeYt 4 года назад

That's his girlfriend?

@Brand0n_. 4 года назад

Fumetsu no yeh it is

@MrJay_White 4 года назад

bj points acquired lol

@curses0206 4 года назад

Fumetsu no no they’re just very very very good friends.

@georgefilip8835 3 года назад

The wedding money it's a tradition in Romania as well. It's for the start of their life together and they give the money back wedding after wedding.. so it's basically a loan.

@ChimeraLotietheBunny Год назад

I love this video so much

@Filtiarin 4 года назад

A part Japanese man: “There are some things I don’t understand about Japan” Weebs who haven’t even seen the country: “ I understand everything about Japan senpai”

@babygorl9541 4 года назад

Enlightened weebs: "I don't really give a fuck about real Japan and just want to enjoy my pseudo-Japanese anime worlds"

@babygorl9541 4 года назад

I'm Josiah nah a lot of things about normal japan that you can’t learn about in anime are boring and this is someone who lived there for years. outside of the good parts like some of the respect culture, serving tea to guests, connection to nature and healthy traditional diets, average japanese people don’t think for themselves and are highly susceptible to propaganda and groupthink. japanese TV is either very boring, very over the top and exaggerated to the point of being corny, or just a reflection of dated expectations and cultural biases. anime and manga and otaku shit tend to be one of the few areas of japanese culture that throw all the BS to the side and just gets creative and playful. i don’t blame anyone who focuses most of their attention on that part of the culture as long as they don’t hurt anyone.

@nr937 4 года назад

Joey: showing off his "smart phone" with aki's pic as his wallpaper Me: Yes.

@itsyaboiherman 4 года назад

Aki looking like a full snack on that phone

@livewire2997 4 года назад

Nidhi Rathore I know right, it was so cute 🥰

@Battosai87 3 года назад

I have actually met a yakuza in a bathhouse. He even asked me if I am looking for a job. I declined without asking what the job is. retroperspective I am curious what the job would have been. Was a guy in the 40th, made actually a nice impression. This bathhouse was apperently ok with tattoos.

@toohopeful160 3 года назад

You take off your shoes when you enter your house because your shoes are dirty and doing that will mean your house won't get dirty as fast. It's a practical thing, and honestly I feel gross walking around a house with my shoes on, especially if I've been told that the floor has been washed recently.

@Farhan-hp8kr 4 года назад

Everyone : Japan is the greatest. Joey : *I am boutta end this country's whole career*

@vanillaice3717 4 года назад

Original Comment: I am about to end this mans whole career Otaku Nayeem: I am about to copy this mans comment because Im stupid

@Farhan-hp8kr 4 года назад

@@vanillaice3717 I change my comment

@pantherowow77 4 года назад

*I am about to* not "I am boutta"

@Farhan-hp8kr 4 года назад

@@pantherowow77 I wrote for fun :")

@kxng7025 4 года назад

Lol 😂

@lazyb3e 4 года назад

The fee to attend your friend's wedding: $280 Me: Sorry friend.... I'm too poor to afford to go your wedding ಥ‿ಥ

@abadenoughdude300 4 года назад

On the other hand, it keeps the freeloaders away. ʕ•ٹ•ʔ

@tehoriginalcracka 3 года назад

The lack of benches really surprised me when I went to Japan in 2019. For some reason my back was in a bit pain after a few hours of walking and I really needed a quick rest which was made so difficult when there were no benches

@jess9592 3 года назад

Taking your shoes off before entering a house actually cuts down on tracking dirt in, and I put out disposable slippers for guests and I really do expect them to be used rather then seeing dirt all over my clean floors