How Polite Is Japan | Nas Daily
The Japanese people are soooo polite that if you go to a random person on the street and say Thank you for no reason whatsoever...they will say thank you back!
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Unspoken RULES of Japan - What I wish I Knew Before Coming
You DON'T Need to worry about Traveling to Japan, but you DO Need to know some these simple unspoken RULES when you come to Japan, Japanese culture is based on avoiding a scene and confrontations so they usually WON'T tell you if you're doing something unacceptable on your Japan Trip. I have lived in Japan for many years, and these are what I wish someone would have told me before I moved here, some might be obvious but others will surprise you and help guide you so you can enjoy Japan and it's amazing culture! (Also be sure to tell me your own travel tips in the comments!)
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CHAPTERS
00:00 What NO one tells you about Japan
00:23 Why you NEED Money in Japan
01:10 DON'T Do this with Cash
01:50 DON'T Do This in a Japanese Taxi
02:40 Japanese Taxi Warning
03:15 Japanese Language Barrier
03:40 Simple Travel Japanese Phrases
05:06 Japans Season to AVOID
06:48 Benefits to Golden Week Travel
07:01 DON'T Forget your TOWEL
07:26 Secret to Reserving Tables
07:58 Etiquette in Japan
09:12 Trash & Eating While Walking
10:05 Japanese Food, Dietary Concerns, Vegan Options
11:11 BIG WARNING FOR ALL TRAVELERS
11:53 Passport Laws in Japan
12:23 When to Remove Shoes
12:51 Final Tip & Thoughts on Travel in Japan
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Shocking Facts How Japanese Kids are Raised
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Raising Japanese children can be quite different compared to the rest of the world. Different Japanese customs and Japanese traditions lend to a different way a Japanese baby or Japanese child is raised. As Japanese kids grow, they are typically taught empathy, how to care about Japanese group harmony and to think about others. As a Japanese baby, most of their time is spent with their Japanese mother and they grow up in the same bedroom. In fact, many Japanese don't leave the house until after they get married. Japanese children are also taught to ride public transportation like ride a Japanese train or ride a Japanese bus in the middle of Tokyo or any other large Japanese city. These are just some of the examples in the video of how shockingly Japanese are raised differently from the rest of the world. Let me know in the comments how it relates to your country.
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Respect: You'll see it everywhere in Japan. Bowing is a common gesture of respect in Japan used for greetings, gratitude, and apologies.
In this case a cleaning crew waits and bows at the customers and approaching train!
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Why Japanese Don't Like Foreigners
10 Reasons Why Japanese Don't Like Foreigners. Thanks to Squarespace, get 10% Off: Japan tourists or foreigners coming to Japan may not understand Japanese culture because of this some Japanese dislike foreigners for not understanding Japanese manner and etiquette. As a generalization, Japanese follow the rules and get frustrated when people don't follow those rules, but often time they generally avoid confrontation when they have these sort of issues. Based on my experience, this is why Japanese don't like foreigners and tourists and what they are really thinking when foreigners break the rules. I can't stress enough that these are generalizations and not everyone is like this as everyone is unique, but for the purpose of this video and to show what Japanese may be getting pissed off about, I speak in general terms. These are my Japan tips for tourists to help them understand Japanese manners so they don't make those tourist mistakes in Japan or in that they may be unknowingly viewed as misbehaving tourists in Japan. Although some Japanese hate foreigners for doing things in the video, some other Japanese may be okay with the behavior but again I am speaking in general terms. In general, I don't think foreigners want to be rude tourists in Japan, but because they don't understand Japanese rules or Japanese manner they make the classical foreigner mistakes in Japan. These are must-know Japan tips to and a Japan guide when visiting Japan.
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11 Surprising Etiquette Rules in Japan | Travel Tips
These 11 surprising etiquette in Japan need to be adopted everywhere in the world. In this quick Japan travel guide video, we show you how to behave in Japan and what not to do in Japan.
Manners in Japan is a BIG deal. From food etiquette to public transport and greeting people.. it's a lot to absorb if it's your first trip, and you will make mistakes. Hopefully, you can pick up a few Japan etiquette rules in this video to help prepare for your future trip to this amazing country.
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Working in Japan - 7 Things That Might Shock You⚡????
What's the reality of working in Japan? Watch till the end to fully understand the beauty of being a salary-man.
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Disclaimer: as I said in the video, not all Japanese companies are like this. In fact, Japan is slowly changing. Some large companies will not allow over time work and they will make sure you use up all your annual leaves. But when I worked in Japan a few years ago, it was like how I acted in the skits.
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Japanese people are polite. Really???
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Japanese people are the most polite people. #japantravel
One of the most notable things we've noticed in Japan is that the Japanese people are truly the most polite people in the world. We laughed when we turned the corner and saw this music playing was actually connected to a garbage truck rather than an ice cream truck. It just solidified our opinion that the Japanese people are the most polite!
In NYC, which is where we lived for 10 years, the garbage trucks are very intense, very loud, hold up traffic, making the honking pile on, and just overall are very aggressive. This was so well organized, so cute, so quiet, and the people were so friendly.
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After a LONG day of travel, some Japanese politeness made my son and I smile!
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