12 Strange Things You Only See in India 🇮🇳🇯🇵JAPANESE REACTION!! Reaction on India

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[@dreamingofindia2543]

SURPRISE!!! 2 days in a row😆😁🔥🔥 It’s Nami again💚 Learning some fun facts about India in this video🇮🇳 Everyone GENNKI??😁 I hope you guys are all GENNKI✨🙏🏻

[@sakuraka2018]

なみちゃん😉 元気です🥰 お元気ですか🤗😌🌺

[@dreamingofindia2543]

@@sakuraka2018 ゆふあちゃん💕お久しぶりです！私も元気ですよ😆🙏🏻

[@abhijithhari5363]

Genki desu.

[@jubulsahoo1539]

Do you become my friend please?🥺🥺🥺🥺🥺

[@sakuraka2018]

久しぶり👋😆💕

[@rahulmistry7561]

The local trains of Mumbai are generally crowded, especially in mornings.

[@sayanmandal1289]

Okay 👌😀 come to Sealdah station most busiest after Howrah. 😂

[@sayanmandal1289]

Yeah office time and going back home. 🥲

[@Elysian_520]

Yes, but I never seen people sit on roof of tain, special it's impossible with electric the trains. One more thing, there's a lot of videos of Bangladesh trains uploaded on KZbin with the tittle Indian railways which is completely wrong.

[@ashborn104]

8:48 actually, those are lions in the national symbol, not Bengal tigers but the Bengal tiger is the national animal of India. India's national emblem has 4 lions facing the 4 directions and it was taken from the Ashoka Pillars which were located at different places around India Ashoka was one of India's great emperors, he is also known for spreading the teachings of Buddhism towards east Asia.

[@aman_bt_]

Promise to a MOTHER: A very good example of it is 'KGF' movie Franchise. Lead character literally became the biggest international criminal, just to keep a promise with her mother. You should definitely watch it. Please watch it. Just last month it's 2nd part got released and it earned ₹11,000,000,000+ and still running in theaters.

[@dreamingofindia2543]

I want to watch it! I hope KGF 2 will be on Amazon Japan💦

[@TheRock-oe3dj]

@@dreamingofindia2543 The Experience is in theaters only

[@ashborn104]

I don't think any train in India is that crowded except the trains in Mumbai and that too only the local commuter trains in Mumbai.

[@rik20i1]

Crowded trains are local trains in india mostly crowded in peak timing... 🙏🙏

[@adityasshukla]

Hi Nami! Great video again! I'd like to add some points here: 1. The 'Ji' at the end of the name works exactly like 'San' in Japan but is used most frequently for elders without taking their name. It is also used as a sign of respect for people elder than you, your teacher (no matter the age) and parents (although rarely seen nowadays) 2. Bichiya (toe-ring) is worn only by women in addition to the normal ring. However, nowadays, it's not that prevalent or is worn only for completing rituals. 3. Trains: Not experiencing a train ride is a big miss. Sure, there is a crowd but only at the stations. The video only shows trains on high-density routes and in peak timings. Indian Railways offers a wide variety of train experiences. A tourist doesn't need to commute to the office on a packed train. For them, there are multiple luxury trains (you can look them up, they are magnificent) and high-end trains (on scenic routes between the lush mountains amidst waterfalls) and heritage trains (steam engine trains running at an altitude of over 6500 feet amidst snow and trees). How can one miss those?

[@dreamingofindia2543]

Hi thanks for all the information!! I was on a low budget during my trip in India. When I earn more, I’d love to try the high end trains✨😆 I don’t know when that will be lol

[@adityasshukla]

@@dreamingofindia2543 Welcome! To give you an idea, the best luxury train (The Maharaja Express) covering 6 historic cities in 7 days starts at about ¥ 1.3 million. This is the cheapest coach on the most expensive train. Other trains are a lot cheaper. Also, you'll be travelling soon ;) あなたに信じる 😂

[@abhijithhari5363]

Try Tejas express, one of the superfast trains India.

[@abvk2769]

I am not a regular train traveler, but I have never seen that much crowd in the few times i travelled. And Telugu is another Indian language, spoken mostly down south, we use 'garu', like Nami garu.

[@dreamingofindia2543]

Nami garu☺️ Telugu sounds good too✨

[@moviemafia7010]

Jai Hind Jai Bharat 🙏💕🇮🇳🇯🇵🔥💯 I Love 💕 My Country India 💕🇮🇳😍 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳💞💞💞💞💞🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵🇯🇵

[@Ziinndagii]

Come to India always welcome Love 💗 from India

[@poornimasingh8741]

Nami di Gennki Ya, sometime the local train are so much crowded, sometimes there is no space to stand.. 😂 The video shown of the station was of Mumbai I think I not conform.. But ya.. Arigato Nami jii for teaching us Japanese.. I also Like you memes 😂💕 Love from India 💞

[@dreamingofindia2543]

Hi thanks for the sweet comment! I don’t want to get on the train but I want to watch it with my own eyes! There was a Japanese TV show where a comedian tried to get on an Indian train😆

[@rahulmistry7561]

Getting on a local train in Mumbai is literally a battlefield.

[@ajskrishnaprasad8509]

India Not Only Bollywood there are many...like Tollywood Sandalwood etc., At Present No Bollywood Only Indian Film Industry

[@Mr_DVN]

@@adityakaushik89 🤣🤣 it's actually a tree name. 🤦‍♂️

[@tanishmandhani2601]

It's difficult to see stuffed trains everywhere except in Mumbai and Kolkata coz these two cities have local trains and yeah we do ride trains ( when we are traveling ) and use metro ( when going to school, or going off to some distant place and want to avoid the traffic ) 😁💖

[@dreamingofindia2543]

Thanks! No wonder I didn’t see those trains😊

[@tanishmandhani2601]

Thank you for your reply too 😀❤️

[@gbeditings9346]

Mostly you can see that crowd in Mumbai local trains and you are lucky that you didn't met that crowd in train you can't even breath inside of the train in that time and you also get down from the train on the way 😂😂

[@Akshayvloggy]

Well said 🙏,you're amazing!!

[@abishekraju4521]

Yes Nami Ji is accurate. -Ji suffix can be considered to be somewhat analogous to the Japanese honorific of -San. I don't really know if Hindi (which is the language to which -Ji actually belongs) has a parallel for something like -Sama. So in the lack of a word for it, -Ji can be safely used wherever you feel -Sama needs to be used in hindi. Also Mollywood is actually the Malayalam Language movie industry which is based in the Indian state of Kerala. There's also Kollywood (Tamil), Tollywood (Telugu) and Sandalwood (Kannada) film industries in India from other southern states producing movies in those respective languages each, apart from Bollywood. So if you include all that, the number of movies truly sky rockets. "You guys ride the train ?" Yes I do. But for the love of god not like that lol. I'd rather not go than go like that, unless I have a death wish. Which apparently a lot of daredevils in India have. So go figure.

[@ashborn104]

actually, the toe ring is different from the wedding ring, both the wedding ring and the toe ring are worn on the wedding day.

[@bobbykatari3367]

After so many days I laugh like crazy when the Japanese learning time THANK YOU for the cuteness

[@AbhishekSingh-wb1co]

2 video in 2 days. it made my day😂😂😂😂keep it up🎉🎉🎉

[@cartoonvideobyskely78]

Nami ji japan is our best friend 🙏🙏🙏✊✊✊✊🕉️🇮🇳🇮🇳🕉️🕉️ जय श्री राम 🙏🕉️✊

[@AdityaRaj-lf5ti]

Nami-San being consistent 😱 am I living in a dream????

[@mlecchvinashak6913]

Nami ji 💖🙏

[@aman_bt_]

12:46 No no actually you just have to be unlucky to see crowded trains😂

[@dreamingofindia2543]

😂😂😂 Good one lol

[@neelimaaratikatla5468]

I think u have to watch south indian things like good culture 😉 that's amazing 👌😍

[@sayanmandal1289]

It's not just Bollywood because there are lots of film industry like Punjabi, Tamil , kannada, Telegu , Bengali, Marathi , Odia , North East etc... All together makes 1200 films .

[@preetipatel2512]

Nice video ❤️❤️ 😄

[@Madasami_Muthumalai]

Video about India but you speak in English also teaching some Japanese words.. very nice 😊

[@7angels1]

The most crowded trains are the local trains that people go to their work

[@akshatpratapsingh1160]

You should react to old Indian songs they are worderful and beautiful

[@KnowledgeHub1009]

I daily rides the train. Usually on monday its crowded but after lockdown opened it is less crowded. And before electrification, peoples used to ride over the roof of trains, I have remembered that scenario. But many time people on roof got accidents of fallen down, that was scary and sad moment.

[@ashishdholi7928]

Nami your all reaction video's are really osm in fact I use my yesterday's whole data for watching your videos 😊😊😊😊 Keep it up 👍👍👍 Hope so you will come in India soon 😉😉 Lots of love ❣️❣️ One request is there for you plz take live QNA at 25k subscribes PLZZZZ🙏🙏🙏

[@kuroro_rushifaru3980]

waiting for 3 days in a row 😁🤭

[@arjunohlyan8798]

Many things has changed in India. Now people dont hang on trains after the digitization

[@gouravnigam1987]

Letme be honest here, i live in Madhya Pradesh which is literally translated as "Center" of India and i have been to alot of places as i am indian but never once i saw a single person on the roof of train i swear i didnt yet atleast, yup but general category boxes of trains are usually full as hell you cant step in but well there are sleeper and AC classes for that

[@akshaykubagh9930]

You should react to "sparkle" song sang by Kai RJ(An Indian you tuber) in Japanese 😀

[@dreamingofindia2543]

Thanks🙏🏻✨I will check it out😁

[@apanthoibamangangchasagols2406]

Yes she should check it once and whether she want to react it or not is depend.........😁

[@sayanmandal1289]

The toe ring is not necessary for everyone or everywhere , it's mostly west India.

[@kadavkargayatri]

Toe ring as well as finger ring is used for accupressure which is connected to uterus by veins so that there is no problem during conceiving or pregnancy

[@sleepycat]

It's cool

[@bharatindia8332]

there are no stuffed crowded trains in india , it was 10 years ago

[@askagain6531]

I stay on the outskirts of Mumbai and train is my favorite method of travel for going to Mumbai. So I do travel frequently in the trains. Yes the trains are crowded and most of the times you won't get a seat. But that is during the peak hours of morning and evening. And during these hours if you sometimes get a technical snag somewhere along the route and even a single train is canceled then the crowd gets out of control. This happens mostly during the monsoons. We get crazy rains here. That being said, no people don't travel on the roofs of trains. These are electric trains and if you try to get on roofs this might as well be your last journey. Most of the videos you find on the internet of people traveling on roofs are probably 20 to 30 years old. The reasons for these rush are sometimes natural disasters like flood and storms. It is not a norm. The train you traveled is a long distance train so those trains are reserved and they don’t have such rushes unless it's a festive season.

[@dreamingofindia2543]

Hi thanks for the comment! Thanks for informing me those videos were taken a long time ago🙏🏻

[@yoanachopra2905]

Best di in world 🌍

[@theweebguy7534]

Dang you uploaded 2 days consecutively

[@Subscribe_Interesting_videos]

All mentioned here happens in North india..

[@himanshu-ol7wq]

Indian inter state trains and expresses aren't crowded....those were the local trains in mumbai which are really hell crowded but for people like me it's really fun...yeah but a headache when going to office work😌

[@abhijithhari5363]

There may be some trains that are overcrowded like the Mumbai Suburban railway. But generally I haven't felt crowded in a train. Most of the trains have reservations and stop at limited stops. Also there is plenty of space. My personal opinion. Please correct me if I am wrong.

[@dreamingofindia2543]

Thanks! I learned from a lot of the comments that Mumbai is famous for the crowded trains. Glad to hear you don’t have to be squished in a train car☺️

[@buildyourcountry]

Please react to " Why is India is great 2" video reaction

[@sriharsha2170]

The rat temple shows you greatness of India.. When karni Mata had begged to the God for giving re-life to his stepson, god would not give her Oh Ok it is granted, but follow me, popular me, he rather tests his/her sincerity.. In hinduism sincerity means talking the same they do, do the same thing that is in their mind... For example, you don't like me, I will ask you to help, you don't want because I will use you for doing my works and then, I will leave or not consider you. You will say to me that you would love to do work and and you will work for me but in your heart you don't want to.. In that way it is fake sincerity. To make sure the world about her sincerity that whether she really loves her step son or she have do to get a popular name, god had kept a condition.... Nothing comes free... Here is history of Karni mata... en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Karni_Mata How great his her sacrifice......

[@anonymousperson5731]

Lol being an indian even I didn't know the most of the things 😂😂 Like rat part, bull part and pageants I've heard japanese English it's really hard to intercept but it's really interesting to hear

[@rajashekarhosur8852]

I traveled with my leg fingers for many hours in train and bus

[@OFFICIALOPERATOR]

can you please react to sparkle by kai raj please please no other youtuber react on it please if u have time and thanks for your reaction's.

[@dreamingofindia2543]

Hey thanks for the request! I will check it out😊🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@anonymousperson5731]

Hello nami chan! I have a suggestion for you to react on 'azadi' by byjus you will get to know about Indian history in a very interesting way, waiting for your reply, loads of love ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@Indian_Rajput]

You are too good Di u just follow Mayo Di which is famous on YT she is also from Japan, u will offcourse get fame in India, I pray for ur better career and health. ❤️ from Bharat 🇮🇳 🇮🇳❤️🇯🇵. An advice if u will call Bharat 🇮🇳 instead of India people will more appreciate u.

[@pragatiarora7933]

Yes, I have travelled in that train😅♥️ Hii didi.❤️❤️.(In our India..we call our big siters :- 'Didi'). So As a big sister I'm calling u didi😅🌸

[@saniljadhav4256]

Come to Mumbai if you want to see the crowded trains. Infact the video of the train used in this video is from Mumbai. . Btw the trains are only crowded in the morning and then in the evening. Rest of the time they aren't very crowded

[@snehitsantosh9339]

Plz react to komaram bheemudu video song sure u will impress by two legendary actors acting 😌

[@tpblacker849]

If you look many of activities are done in south India

[@sayanmandal1289]

In India people don't ride train on rooftop 😒 it's Bangladesh. I don't know why and how it becomes India? And it's basically local train not long journey train.

[@42_Brandon-c6l]

There's three English types:- 1:- British 2:- USA and 3rd Indian English 😅😅😂

[@Naveenbr-kp8gc1yi3d]

Of course every Indian must have ride a train . What this video says is absolutely right. U have to race to get a seat . It's considered luck if u even get a seat😏😏 but it's hell difficult.

[@badtech841]

i have learn little bit japnese but san i was taught to use as mr in english which u call as san ..... please correct if i m correct

[@sanketpawar1307]

Come to see Mumbai

[@ruthvikam6176]

The dogs teampul also there in India

[@harishdurga]

Only in mumbai we see those horrifying scenes of travelling on local trains. Otherwise trains are fine.

[@dreamingofindia2543]

Ok that makes sense! Thanks🙏🏻

[@SujalRajput10]

Others have answerd most of your queries, but i want to add that people don't travel on roofs of train anymore. Most of tracks is now electrified and lines carry 25000 Volts. So surfing on roof will 100% be a death sentence. Plus it's illegal and you will be fined at next stop,that is if you are alive.

[@sudhanshusharma379]

Hey Nami! I suggest you to watch Indian movies and review them afterwards. This will help you to get to know Indian work life/culture better. You will really enjoy it So the movies I'm going to recommend are : 1. 3 idiots - basically this movie summarises situation of Indian college students. How much they are pressureized. It's emotional rollercoaster, comedy and friendship. Worth every second! 2. Taare Zameen par - this movie is similar to above movie mentioned except this is about a 8 year old kid. This movie is pure gold 3. RRR - This recently released movie like mix of everything. It has friendship. It has rom-com. It has action. It has great plot twist. Overall very enjoyable fun movie 4. Baahubali 1 & 2 : These two movies are basically ancient Indian Mythology but it is fictional. Both are great but the 2nd movie is much better than the first one.

[@parijat2006]

Big surprise

[@sagarrajpoot7534]

Nami chan, where is luffy San? 😅

[@jakjacob1242]

Thy were showing the local train .... Not the long destination train which is the 1 u were in ..... During festivals u will get to see that trains are getting over Crowded.... Yes we do travel in trains as it's the most affordable means of transportation other then buses

[@rhythmkhandelwal2940]

Many of these facts are only partially applicable and not on widescale

[@rudra8657]

Hello Nami ji

[@TheHardik999]

15:32 I see what you did there;p

[@agneslallawmzuali8262]

Tu bohot atchi lakti ho mean you are verry cute

[@suyogpatil9584]

do you know india also sent elephent as gift to japan after independence.

[@senseigaming4k]

but here in india it's a life and death thing if you break your promise you would be boycott from your friend group too just watch the movie bahubali and bahubali 2 to understand more about that

[@SASHIthedestroyer10]

Please react on Ahom empire

[@0zn_707]

rats and mice are different 😂 i’m assuming you’re referring to mice when mentioning “small”

[@agneslallawmzuali8262]

Tum ha ra nam kia he mam

[@dreamingofindia2543]

Thank you😆🙏🏻🙏🏻 You made my day!

[@VitaminProtein4256]

I think you have to do some new to grow your channel 🤗....all the very best 👍

[@renbenkithan1724]

Please react to voice of nagaland as one

[@jeon_euntak]

Hi ,can you make video on Tamilnadu in India 💜😊

[@balasuryaglopol]

The reason for men wearing Toe ring is to say " I'm taken' ", traditionally we won't wear shoes, so they are visible to the approaching women to clear up the air for any intentions also some awkward talks. In old times women don't see men with eye to eye, considered disrespectful, they always face downwards so they notice them. Nowadays these are becoming a tradition baloney. During old times these are for noble causes now everyone wears ring.

[@dreamingofindia2543]

Thanks! That’s interesting to know!!🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@siddharthgupta8435]

2:18 #11 This isn't universal in india. I don't know about this ritual maybe specific to a society or state

[@ayushranjan3861]

toe ring point is wrong bichia is different the groom doesn't put ring in toe

[@advikdev0015]

React to abhijit chavda's video on Japan gods

[@dreamingofindia2543]

Thanks! I will check it out🙏🏻

[@Yathansh95]

@@dreamingofindia2543 yes you should watch it. He has a great knowledge of history, economics, science, international relations, geopolitics etc. Also, you can also react to his videos over his views on Japan as a country.

[@godworld6370]

i think that crowd you will mostly see in Delhi it is not like that in my state| eleganto

[@dreamingofindia2543]

Interesting to hear! I did stay in Delhi for two days but didn’t see any crowded trains😌

[@spy1545]

It's Mumbai local trains.

[@godworld6370]

@@spy1545 yeah man it could be because Mumbai and Delhi are most populous

[@gallidosthulu..1955]

See telangana wedding

[@SubhankarD-wr3er]

Next time react on india west bengal culture

[@RandomGamingMoments925]

なみさんはお元気ですか？

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React to these contents.. you will cross 50K in a month !!! Kerala tourism official video Richest temple in India Malayalam film trailers

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Please react to #KGFChapter2 Trailer

[@adityakaushik89]

"this girl is really cute but she's not consistent, she'll easily reach 50k very soon if she stays consistent 🙂" Where are these people now!????😂😎

[@krishangaming5265]

Hi

[@kushalsharma8142]

I am predicting that you will marry a Indian man 😅😂

[@killernoobsmembers.2703]

That wrong about indian trains their is world most luxurious trains I india..plese welcome to India see more about Indian trains like maharaja express..

[@spike_creations3052]

Please react to Indian film industry U can get some subscribers

[@demonash]

Are you real ? 😍 Your eyes 👀

[@kavitamani2260]

Kerala is many more elefents

[@mayurbhatu8097]

Bollywood is big in number of movies not in quality 🙄

[@prabhakersaraswat]

I ❤ 🐀🐀🐀🐀🐀

[@agneslallawmzuali8262]

Mean what is your name mam

[@dreamingofindia2543]

My first name is “Nami”😁

[@spy1545]

@@dreamingofindia2543 why is it considered rude to call someone by their first name in Japan? Formally, they're only called by their last name. I'm just curious.

[@dreamingofindia2543]

@@spy1545 It’s not rude but you need to be careful who you call by their first names. You call by people’s first name if you’re really close to them like your family members, close friends and bf/gf. Japanese people are shy and like to keep a certain distance from strangers until you get to know one better. So calling someone by their first name when people just met sounds like you’re stepping into people’s private area. It’s safe to call by “last name + SAN” first and when you get to know each other move onto the first name relationship😁

[@dreamingofindia2543]

@@spy1545 it’s even difficult for Japanese to decide what to call someone at first😂 As a kid, I would ask my friends if I can call them by their first names🤣

[@spy1545]

@@dreamingofindia2543 yes I've seen in Anime, girls asking for the boy if she can call her by his first name😁... Japanese are really very private! Thanks fro explaining.