How Foreigners Are Bullied In Japan Now 

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What the heck? 😭😂

man this is just like the American stranger atack Sora from the shorts i watched earlier! also BEEAAAMM!

@@NJDJ1986 😂😂

I thought sayonara was Spanish 🤣😭

It was the same in Metal Gear Solid 2 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-68mbFvenlaQ.html

Or Hairy carrey

or same vibe with "airy gato" for arigato

"I hear it's amazing when the purple stuffed worm in flap-jaw space with the tuning fork-does a raw blink in "Harry Carry" Rock. I need scissors! 61!"

Harry carry what?

😂😂😂😂 I don’t know 🤷🏾‍♀️ why this is so funny to me 😂😂😂❤

RASENGANNNN.. you filthy foreigner!! The konnichiwar must go on for sora kun uwu

I prefer konichiwhats up

The Konichi War

Absolutely. As long as you're eventually leaving they are happy. I can completely understand.

@@AM-bf9tband so far at least it seems the only ones staying aren't the ones creating the problems from what i've been gathering

@@dead-claudia damn i wish that was the case for my country

I look down at you filthy gajin foreigners don't come to my village

From what I hear it kind of depends on the regions and the people you're talking to lol

so we back in the mine

​@@Mearex_ got our pickaxe swinging from side to side side side to side

​@@0furious0 This task a grueling one

@@CellersShenanigans hope to find some diamonds tonight night night diamonds tonight

NANI?! THAT'S A CRIMGE BUDDY!!!!1!!! SAYONAIRA!!!!!1!!!1!

I get recommended so many, “Don’t say *this* in Japanese, say *this* instead!” Videos.

Don't forget that N1 is basically equivalent to A1 in CEFR. Whatever level you're at, even Japanese infants are better than you.

@@niwa_s very motivating...

@@downey2294 I didn't make the rules 😔

@@niwa_sDon’t be ridiculous, it’s more of a B1~B2 qualification minus the speaking part. Thinking someone who could pass the N1 is only A1 in European terms is absurd.

I did many thing wrong during my visit and hopefully I'll learn from it and not repeat those mistakes. (Anyone found a random burnable trashes in the trashcan where you dump all your batteries I am very sorry)

Don't worry. Japanese people REALLY appreciate tourists who respect Japanese culture, and tbh there are many who don't think highly of 'rude' foreign tourists.

No way. Behaving respectfully is never cringe. This is just about vigilante behaviour being ironic.

It IS rude to be disrespectful and... rude (?). I mean I feel like that's obvious... there are plenty of Japanese who dislike it when foreigners are messy, noisy, etc... same as they would with a Japanese person being messy, noisy, etc. The difference is they usually can't communicate with the foreigner to say 'bro, stop it', so instead they just ban foreigners from their shop to avoid the hassle. I'm conversationally fluent in Japanese and have never had a problem entering anywhere. Nope, I can't read every single kanji for every single kind of fish (not high on my priority list of vocab to study lol), and sometimes I get tongue-tied, but the only real discrimination I've faced has been that a VERY few stores have different (higher) prices for foreigners, which #feelsbadman. But I also feel a bit queasy and uncomfortable whenever I see other foreigners being loud, rude, etc... because I'm ashamed of my countrymen and because I don't want to be lumped-in with them, as someone who lived in Japan and speaks the language. And there's nothing wrong with that. Also, let's be honest, western (well, American) culture REALLY sucks right now. Take a brief glance at Tiktok to see how rude, selfish, etc... people are. We just don't have the same social contract they do in Japan. So yeah, it's perfectly reasonable to not want that crap in an otherwise super polite country like Japan.

its not really your job to critic them, if i were you id just do the normal thing either ignore/call security if they're really making a ruckus and let the actual natives deal with it. i'm just saying of course, personally it'd be impossible for me to learn specific ethics in japan (e.g. from ordering a food, down to underground crime, etc) within 2 weeks

"The sushi thing" gets me 😂

Team Gaijin Hunter LOL

For more holy magics like SayoNeira.

They really were cooking with that PLD buff

HMPH, YOU! BE QUIET! OMAE.....FILTHY FOREIGNERRRRRRR!!!!!

What kind of buses...? Long-distance or local...? I just tried to find the bus route in my town. I spent a long time trying to match up the bus route map to Google Maps. Then I find that this bus route is for a city with the same name in a completely different state and they shared one street name by coincidence. I don't think my town has a local bus route.

Unlikely any locals will just approach you.

Cap

and then everyone clapped

​@MustardSkaven Tbf I got approached by strangers in Osaka at night when everyone was chill and drinking. But this sounds too convenient.

The battle of Sayo Neira was the final confrontation of the Konnichi War.

I'm pretty sure Naruto said that. 🤓 Soraonaira!

Just throwing my two cents out there. I think a reason for this behavior is people getting the segregation treatment with commercial businesses, japanese only restaurants, hotels, ect. This makes people feel like the country isn't very welcoming or even downright hostile to them, so they do what people must do when faced with such a situation, try to integrate and bully other foreigners in an attempt to "fit in." It's honestly quite sad if you really think about it and it's quite similar to what happened in America during the prohibition era when the Irish were ostracized, so what did they do to fit in? Start bullying other peoples groups. I'm not saying this is right but there is a pattern and I hope people realize this so this stops happening period, where all humans at the end of the day, nationality, ideology, ect are all just labels. Anyways if you managed to read through this I wish you a nice day and to please be kind to one another.

@Scribit339 I mean, even when my japanese was way worse, I got into everything. Most business arent really trying to turn you down, but they clearly don't focus on getting foreigners without Japanese to their store either. As far as I've heard, the 18+ entertainment sectir is a bit picky, but I have no idea how much. I don't think most cone for that reason.

@@Scribit339 I mean I have only seen "foreigners not allowed" signs on sex-related locations, for reasons you can check online (Yakuza owners might be concerned with diseases and size-stuff). If a shop has banned foreigners it is probably not a very good one or important one, popular restaurants, shops and hotels cater towards tourists (and by extension foreigners) so even if they had trouble with foreigners before they won't ban them as it might represent a solid portion of their income.

I also visited in Japan in 2018. The worst things I witnessed were some Americans being a bit loud during a live performance (you couldn't properly hear the artist anymore) and some Chinese walking between plants in a park where the signs clearly said they weren't allowed. But for the rest, everyone seemed pretty well behaved. Sora brought up Johnny Somali (and similar streamers). I do think this has caused a reaction cause those people really made foreigners look so disrespectful. This foreigner vs foreigner thing is probably an overcorrection. I'm not sure it's necessarily a bad thing in principle. Hold your own accountable when they do dumb things that make your entire group look bad.

@@MustardSkaven I literally just got back to the US this past Wednesday. The amount of foreigners WAS insane compared to when I lived there (2014-2016). Thing is, most of them were not westerns but Chinese. There were probably 100 Chinese tourists to every 2 white/brown tourists. The few Indian, Pakistani, American, UK, etc... tourists I saw were all generally polite and seemed perfectly calm and respectful... the worst thing was the fact that they generally dressed like homeless bums lol. But I didn't see any of them being rude. On the other hand, every time I saw someone being really outright rude or obnoxious, I'd think "wow, that's the rudest Japanese person I've ever seen!", and then as soon as they got close or opened their mouth, I heard the Mandarin or Cantonese and realized they were Chinese visitors. Honestly, China, you guys gotta get with the program. I've got a number of Chinese friends who are all nice and polite but the mainlanders flooding Japan... yikes!

@@marklucachev6695 When I was there there was a considerable amount of Chinese tourists already. Someone told me the rural people in China were getting more wealthy so they started travelling more.

oh boy... i would almost have paid to see the look on the face of that tourist when the japanese man apologized

@@dead-claudia "the look on the face of that tourist" Just confirming for him the stereotype that Japanese people are passive and submissive. It's irrelevant whether you're corrected by another foreigner or apologized to by a native, if you're wrong, you're wrong.

That's actually pretty huge!

100% of the annoyance comes from America and England

@@johnc5258 I'm glad someone with omniscience is around to help us figure it out exactly.

@@johnc5258 Factually very untrue, trust me. Koreans are mostly fine, but there are a LOT of VERY rude and obnoxious Chinese tourists in Japan...it's certainly not a problem limited to Americans and/or Europeans.

I'm from sk and and pretty sure we east Asians not speaking good Japanese will look like just dumb people struggling to talk😂🤣🤣

Like a JoJo Stand Battle, right?! xD

The main issue is not the number of foreigners but the quality. The weak yen has opened Japan to the riff raff and it's ruining the image of foreigners here, along with the prankster streamers.

Well I kinda understand, mass tourism is like being a sheep within a herd.

Haha, Saga is the forgotten prefecture

That reminds me, what's the longest blade lenght you can carry in Japan? Usually it's around 8cm. Looks like it's 6cm. All right then.

I remember back in early 2010's hearing people just say kawaii Desu and not know what both words meant

@@OneTrueMomo CUTE IS

hashimai mashitai

or literal sugar idk why is this legal on my country

I will only drink Mexican soda because it's made out of cane sugar and you can definitely taste the difference from corn syrup. It's probably $1 more expensive but I don't drink soda that often anyways.

I wanted to rasengan sora because he has a nice oshiri

I want to rasengan Sora for views

And the world

Im pretty sure he is. I wish Japan would have kept him in jail.

From life.

Maybe he should visit North Korea or even China Will he dare to say "I'm American" in nations that despise it

He has been banned. Unlike Suspendas.

Logan Paul

There are others that came before him. Logan Paul and Suspendas (who is still not banned from Japan) for example.

Everything started with Logan Paul

Johnny Bottle should hit Johnny Somali with the ol' Bottle Smasher

Logan Paul started it with the whole forest.

In Chinatown? Or is there a section like in the northwest side where there's an entire Vietnamese neighbourhood? I know Halsted has a couple japanese spots in the southside

ありがとう🥺🛡️⚔️

おーおー、勇ましいやないかい。一端のヒーロー気取ってからに。兄ちゃん、何から救ってくれるんか、楽しみやなぁ？えぇ！？😏

@@AnnaMorimoto brotha tf your so freaky for?

Sayonaira

@@AnnaMorimoto それを信じるためにそれを見てください。☝️

USA

America 🇺🇸

Got it in one!

Yeah Japanese writings are very similar to Cantonese.

That would be the most realistic scenario lol

it was started by this one somawho guy pranks are one thing, i dont think FFrank ever made someone hurt, or get arrested at the police station, he know full well about the rules and ethics, and he just does his own thing and again, japanese people themselves mostly dont care about gaijin the problem now (after that somawho guy got arrested i think idk idc abt his life) other foreigners just keep on faulting others for the stupidest thing possible which is pretty dumb, at least thats what i understand from this video

​Yeah ..I agree FFrank just went full on Cringe God, BUT .. didn't really offended or hurt anyone​, well aside from himself 😂😂@@helper_bot

Try Tokyo drift

Just throwing my two cents out there. I think a reason for this behavior is people getting the segregation treatment with commercial businesses, japanese only restaurants, hotels, ect. This makes people feel like the country isn't very welcoming or even downright hostile to them, so they do what people must do when faced with such a situation, try to integrate and bully other foreigners in an attempt to "fit in." It's honestly quite sad if you really think about it and it's quite similar to what happened in America during the prohibition era when the Irish were ostracized, so what did they do to fit in? Start bullying other peoples groups. I'm not saying this is right but there is a pattern and I hope people realize this so this stops happening period, where all humans at the end of the day, nationality, ideology, ect are all just labels. Anyways if you managed to read through this I wish you a nice day and to please be kind to one another.

@@Scribit339 very interesting observation 👍👍

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It's the weak yen.