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love your videos

Hittin another hood, hey you should do a video in Yokosuka the Honcho area across the Navy Base, you will definitely get a good filming there I'm thinking... I was stationed there go to the Pumpkin live bar on the honcho and ask for Kiyo, tell him that heard about from your viewer's that are friends with him from past..

Stop in the FRA down the honcho is the fleet reserve association is a bar too, just ideas but you'll see the Navy at night 🌃 you'll find it intriguing Yokosuka Japan where east meets west in Tokyo

I really hope you can make more videos of Japan and possibly make them longer. Appreciate the content.

Why that guy kicked you out of the food place? Free advertising.

ITS THE PINK ELEPHANT IN THE ROOM..WHEN YOU LET IN DISRESPECTFUL 3RD WORLDERS THRU MASS OPEN BORDERS AND ILLEGAL IMMIGRATION YOU "DUMB" DOWN A COUNTRY..THINK GERMANY 25 YEARS AGO TO NOW

How long have you been living in Germany? Asking because at some point you should understand why things are the way they are here.

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Is it due to the mass immigration? I always found native Germans to be extremely respectful and organized kinda like the Japanese.

You should see American vending machines💀💀

Yea the huge bottle in combinis with shochu and whiskey are ruff

shochu is so good!

Dat is dope!

Did you see the video when he was in Africa ? a little black girl was scared of him because she had never seen a white man and thought he was a ghost he scared the crap out of her he didn’t do anything to scare her she just was scared ‼️ I don’t remember how long it had been but he went back to her village to see if she would still be scared of him she was a little older and she wasn’t scared of him it was cute he gave her a dress i think I give him credit for going to strange and sometime’s scary places by himself that takes a lot of guts ‼️💯👍🏻😬

Not just the guts he got, but the polygot ability he has! Tommy polygot motivator & travel inspiring blogger!

Nishinari, Sanya, Owen...places to remember in Tokyo!

Its so true they all seem super surprised at how well he can speak their language. From what ive seen, most of them even say it out loud. "Wow, you speak good Japanese/ Chinese. I agree even though I dont speak the language.

I’m new to this channel and the dude’s Japanese seems remarkable and effortless. So he does this in multiple languages!? Incredible

That’s awesome

Please go tell that to Chinese and Korean and see what they say given their past history. LOL!

@@szvqorwnpstahskypfwmp9821 bro, this is an incredibly long time ago at this point. Koreans, yes, I feel great sympathy for them. Chinese, they are the ones supporting North Korea and military government in Burma. Japan did evil things over 70 years ago at this point but they stopped. China supporting the Burmese Army to terrorize its citizens, and North Korea right now, today.

Sí, Sabbatical tiene mucha cultura en general. Es muy hábil y también se lo nota honesto, que es lo que más aprecio de alguien.

@@user-md5pz4ok5d I like the guy

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yes, exactly! Tommy is very smart and has a great sense or humor. I'm Russian and I speak English. I'm also learning Japanese but I just can't wrap my head around on how he learned it so fast. It's quite a hard language to acquire imo. And yeah the Rwanda episode is a pure comedy 😂😂

​@tengokuvision use duolingo and babel apps. I started learning Spanish and in 3 days I learnt over 120 words. I probably put a good 12-18hours in over those 3 days. This is kinda weird but I think of word in another language like a synonym. Also you can associate remembering things with your past memories, objects, colors, smells, numbers what ever works best for you. The human brain has little hacks you can do to help improve memory. You should look into cognitive behavioral therapy.

The nail that sticks out, gets hammered down.

Did you at least note the street name? Asking for a friend, lol.

@@peetiegonzalez1845 Is it considered Politically Correct to say that I wish we had Soap Lando in the U.S.? I mean, I have no idea what goes on in there, it just sounds cool.

@@chiefenumclaw7960 I've been to one, it's a bit legally in the grey area since they seem to advertise their "bathhouse" services on the front but they're basically prostitution services. Many of them have prices outside the store but the real price or 総額 will tend to be much higher since it only includes the price to enter the bath and doesnt include additional services like having the girl service you.

@@peetiegonzalez1845 As a foreigner, you likely won't be able to enter any of them, even if you speak Japanese.

This is so true. Not just in Japan, in most Asian countries, people tend to follow the norm. Whereas when I see videos of people in the West, they want to do things to stand out, and that means even pissing off the people around them. Collectivism is still active in Asia, while a lot of Western countries prefer to have "every man for himself" attitude.

The Japanese are extraordinarily "trouble-averse." Most ordinary Japanese people will do almost anything to avoid inviting trouble for themselves and their families/close circles. It's a society that prizes introverts and privacy is a big deal. No one wants an audience, no one wants a bad reputation and, perhaps most importantly, no one wants to be bothered by anyone else. The best way to ensure that people can mind their own business in peace and quiet is for everyone to behave themselves when they go out in public. The Japanese people who disturb the peace are despised not only for their "low class" activities, but for the apparent absence of any reasonable sense of self-preservation. That an individual wouldn't mind being stared at or considered an asshole is deeply disturbing. Seeing such a person is like seeing that famous breast-feeding "human-dog hybrid" art piece.

Most Americans would be mortified if they were arrested, but there is a significant subset who seem to have no shame.

Its a homogenous country with a high IQ conscientiousness people with a somewhat collectivist/conformist nature, thats why. Scandinavia (where im from) used to be kinda similar when i was young when it was still extremly homogenous, you could leave stuff unlocked, very safe, never saw or heard about any crime etc.

The general rule of thumb to thrive in Japanese society is to not be loud, follow their ways, and don't act trashy and rebellious and you'll be just fine.

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Diversity happened. Next question?

@@PoboyMusic 😆

@@PoboyMusicif that’s true. Then why is Australia not an utter shithole like the us

@@crazycolombian305 Majority of white folks communites back in the day were just as clean as this, until immigration and mixing with other folks.

@@user-re9mz2bt1e Yeah I'm sure that's true to a point some cultures like to be left alone and some don't. ✌🏼

A lot of Japanese are protecting their culture, but some Westerners want to export their culture to Japan

​@@playmakersmusic yeah it often happens to the most popular place or country, places that have the most tourist attractions.

Europe should’ve done the same, oh wait, millions of migrants came

@@playmakersmusic Good luck with that. On the surface Japan may seem Westernized but ince you get to know them the Japanese are the most insular people I've ever met.

​@@playmakersmusicWesterners? You mean m▪︎slims who seek to islamize the world and dont integrate any place they go too. Westerners respect Japan because they are respectable, educated people who dont impose their culture or religion on anyone

Tommy, I just got a message from you saying you have something for me? Is it true? I sent you an email, but am not sure if you are able to get it while traveling....I am excited to see!

That’s great. I was getting a little concerned, thanks for letting us know. Have a great week.

he was probably on a meth binge. ok.

Did he take a summer vacation?

5 weeks really isn't too long in the grand scheme of things, I am sure he is doing just fine x

@@Finn11233 5 weeks is a long time for a travel vlogger!

I'm European. What's the problem with taking long walks at night? Where are you when you are too afraid to go out?

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Absolutely. My most enjoyable meal while visiting japan was in ameyoko. I picked a random hole in the wall place with a kanji only menu and i got to try some really unique foods I never thought I would eat.

Maybe those seniors are onto something!

There is also a lack of a certain group of “people”...

@arnaureig4409 so... to whom are you referring to exactly?

@@MetalBansheeX Black people, more specifically African-Americans. I guess this is what he is referring to.

No idea what you cannot say .

Disgraceful