What JAPANESE REALLY think about FOREIGNERS coming to Japan during the Olympics

[@CTStyles31]

I don't think stealing from a supermarket is something you should do outside of Japan as well. A thief is a thief, no matter the nationality

[@stevenkranowski5141]

Indeed, the same goes for cutting in line (a bad idea in ANY country).

[@AjZeph]

@@stevenkranowski5141 India, Philippines, China: *say what?*

[@stevenkranowski5141]

@@AjZeph Consider me grateful I don't live there.

[@jessamy16]

So many of these are so positive, as a foreigner I'm more nervous for them than they are 😅

[@pithikoulis]

Well the interviewer is a foreigner. What do you expect them to say?

[@gianniskappa7241]

Manos Seferidis ellinas eisai?

[@jackkoleros7107]

They used tatemae

[@mechros4460]

Manos Seferidis EXACTLY. If we had someone like Yuta to ask them the same question, then we would have different answers.

[@montgomeryfortenberry]

Jess T Yes! As tourists, we represent our home countries especially during an event like the olympics, I plan on visiting and want to make a good impression with japanese citizens and other foreigners.

[@eldon6054]

They have to prepare themselves for the 1M Logan Pauls that will travel to Japan from USA.

[@ravager5689]

The place will be dirty and they will try to steal vending machines

[@subasempy9154]

Americans and any western European country, including third world Spain and France will bring immense suffering to the culture of Japan.

[@alexdoll4258]

Real Zaragoza ostia no seras de Zaragoza? Saludos desde ahí xD

[@subasempy9154]

Spanish beautiful monuments, art, and music make you "culturally prejudice", that is not healthy to bring to Japan. Spanish and French cultural superiority transforms the world thousands of miles away. It is not good for preservation of native culture. Too much history of cultural aggression.

[@globalgabby_plorytomoon498]

You know other foreigners are not respectful too. I've been to Japan and no complaints. Really dude.... Americans are more ashamed of what he did then Japanese are.... Jfc

[@Dani_Reasor]

One minute into the video, the wifi guy again. Bless his heart. I hope the coming wifi improvements that the Sayonara tax are supposed to pay for will be to his liking. This clearly really bugs him!

[@Niels-3]

'Again'? Does he appear in other videos?

[@Dani_Reasor]

He and his friend were in the "Sayonara tax" episode a week ago. Maybe their interview footage from both videos was shot on the same day. I've seen a few episodes where the people on the street are repeated, and I assume Cathy Cat has a few topics for each filming day in order to make the most out of the time spent on the street.

[@RobertT1999]

I'm glad I'm not the only one who refers to him as WiFi guy. I hope there's one more video that he's in. I want to hear him talk about WiFi again.

[@Rationalific]

Nice video. By the way, lots of Japanese think that "oshare" ("fashionable") foreigners will come, but in actuality, the Japanese tend to be more "oshare" than anyone else. Expect T-shirts and shorts or jeans (for both men and women). It doesn't really get all that much more interesting than that.

[@tadashihatsudai]

Yeah, and I've noticed that Japan has more people wearing business casual level clothes. Even streetwear looks put together and I've rarely seen people wear tank tops as an actual top. As for other clothes such as off-shoulder tops and crop tops, those tend to be balanced out with long maxi skirts or full-length jeans. Outside of Japan, I see more leggings and t-shirts, or the "I literally just got out of bed" look.

[@dannyl5897]

Almost every working person has a tailored suit. Partially thanks to the affordability of tailored suits. Every student is in uniform (kids generally don't usually wear fashionable clothing, they sure think so though). Employees are given fashionable uniforms. And their casual clothes rarely consist of just a t-shirt and jeans. Doesn't matter who they are, their casual wear is some fashionable shirt for guys, girls wear nice shirts, dresses and skirts. Japan as a whole has the most fashionable society in the world. It also helps that they don't have a bunch of fat people walking around.

[@kangjayaofficial9407]

For all foreigners who will go to Japan, don't cut in line, don't steal, respect Japanese rules and manners. Be a good foreigners in Japan !!! 😤

[@holyiiileagueiii1530]

●I behave very good in any country i visit. And read in before i go. ● I was wondering though, what do Japanese think of Jews? ●As you are Japanese, i assume

[@fawderfox]

Well, just act like a normal human being and not an asshole. That's common sense to don't steal cut in line and others things, it's not bad only in japan.

[@卡壳的冰]

Yeah, Everyone in the world is criminal, no polite, just except Japanese, right? The way you welcome to foreigners was so great, please keep on doing it without any change

[@doomslayer5191]

So common sense. Any hidden rules?

[@matiasdelgado7011]

@@holyiiileagueiii1530 hello fucking nazi.

[@aiyeshakhan2681]

I do agree that foreigners should study, understand, and respect Japanese culture. But same goes for Japanese people. They should expect few problems and respect other countries culture. They should make efforts to make their stay more comfortable by adding English signboard, staffs who know English, etc. My opinion.

[@nicholejones3876]

Aiyesha Khan - yep, some of their opinion also

[@bakashiki4514]

Went to Tokyo two years ago, if there's a sign or map or anything that has directional information then it's in English too.

[@thinhphan3816]

other cultures should fuck off, ur in japan this is how u should act. this is not america, they shouldn’t have to ask u not throw ur garbage on the streets, shout/talk too loudly, steal, vandalize, get ur attitude straight. don’t tell them they have to open up/adapt to ur fucking disgusting culture

[@aiyeshakhan2681]

Thinh Phan . Mr Thinh Phan. Yup that's true. My first point says the same thing that foreigners should study Japanese culture but of course they were not brought up in Japan or Japanese culture they might have problems. And thus Japanese people should not take this personally. But i do agree with your point, many people do not respect other or different cultures and act on their own *face palms at them*

[@aiyeshakhan2681]

Thinh Phan . Second. I'm not American. * Face palms at you*

[@triplejjinkxsjourneytojapa422]

I just wrote my bachelors thesis on this exact topic! I interviewed Japanese people and wrote a 9000 word report and found a lot of the same points came up and were mentioned. My participants expressed concerns for overcrowding, language barriers and foreigners being unaware of the social rules/etiquette etc. But all my participants were positive and excited about seeing more foreigners in Japan 😊 Shame this video didn't come out earlier I could have referenced it 😉 haha

[@sasukes.6370]

Well, it never happened ...

[@richardwindsor974]

I'm coming to Tokyo in November and I'm petrified that I am going to frighten the locals. Big guy, covered in tats, white goatee, shaven head. I can just see women dragging their kids away from the bad man :)

[@tetsuyalederhouse7507]

Richard Windsor. Self conscience much? Your just another foreigner. If want to be stared at try wearing a yukata and geta.

[@bobhager2687]

LOL

[@richardwindsor974]

I'm a performer in the adult entertainment industry, so I'm not very self conscience at all :) In fact I am very polite and respectful, but I look like one of those Rockabilly guys at Yoyogi Park, just older and completely bald.

[@Bones12x2]

In Tokyo people won't care. If you went to a rural area it would be more awkward.

[@Crashandburn999]

Huge man muscly man, covered in tattoos, looking like a dangerous yakuza..... wearing a womans kimono LOL I dare you to try it haha

[@alban4220]

I understand that some of them expect foreigners to learn japanese but as a german person, I have yet to meet a single tourist that can speak german. If you‘re going to live in Japan that‘s another story but as a tourist there should be no pressure for such things.

[@alban4220]

well same goes for japanese

[@barupens8141]

Greetings from Switzerland

[@etheredge]

I hope a lot of the Olympic marketing outside of Japan involves reminding foreign visitors of the simple manners that they should uphold while in Japan. :) Like keeping everything clean and respecting a new place's rules, just like you would if you were a kid going to someone else's home! I think it'd really help. Especially if foreigners see how kind a lot of Japanese people are.

[@originalm3233]

To accommodate foreigners they need to get more credit card processing in the shops and restaurants there. These foreigners are in for a rude awakening when they have already begun eating and then they find out "no credit cards:cash only!".

[@ComickerSeikatsu]

Original M hahaha so true! One of the first things I learnt before going to japan that it was very much a cash based society.

[@ComickerSeikatsu]

Paul Buchanan I have 1 yen coins coming out of my ears!! Lol

[@aprili.3802]

oh yeah!! Good point!

[@busy-a3802]

0:57 "we already have a lot of tourists here, so I don't think it will be that much more" lol poor guy, tourists will overrun japan for the olympics..

[@ravager5689]

They might litter everywhere in 2020

[@Mari-hb5do]

the other day I saw a spanish speaking tourist basically insulting the vendors at a crepe shop, while waiting in line, in spanish and honestly I really wish I would’ve told him off in spanish as well as I can speak the language, but then they would probably make an even bigger scene and act as the victim. if you’re going to visit a different country and culture, be respectful.

[@raistlin906]

Es un comportamiento muy creible, tratandose de españoles.

[@TheOriginalMarimoChan]

I went to a money exchange stand in Waikiki and this Japanese woman from Japan cut right in front of me but I didn't say anything because I didn't want to ruin her vacation.

[@jorgenates3576]

marimo chan Japanese woman from Japan?

[@TheOriginalMarimoChan]

yes a tourist, not a local Japanese like myself

[@pithikoulis]

Again.. You should have a native speaker conducting such questions. Too much bias.

[@sadfurby2376]

It seems producer-san doesn’t like to be on camera so maybe they need another member on the team for questions like this. I agree, I think we’d get more honest answers that way.

[@damarisnunez.717]

Why?

[@msspears8915]

I didn't see this one video till now. Thanks for asking my question. Awesome.

[@SoraHachi99]

Japanese people are so kind and welcoming

[@AnaliaVeronicaMendez]

It's interesting that they think cutting in line, stealing and so are normal outside of Japan. Those things are a no in all the countries I've been to, with the difference that we would speak up if we saw something like that happen. I've never seen anybody cut in line in Spain or any other place, just in movies 😅, and in some places you get a number so you don't need to wait in line. Stealing I think is obvious that you shouldn't do that, and I'm sure there is Japanese people like that, maybe not as much as in other places, but bad people are everywhere. Language barrier is seen everywhere, a lot of people travel without having learnt any English at all, so the probability of having people speak your language in other countries is low. Of they've managed that way I don't think language barrier will be a problem for them 😄. I would say, enjoy the Olympics and seize the opportunity to meet other people 😊

[@AnaliaVeronicaMendez]

Paul Buchanan umbrellas?

[@nosotrosloslobosestamosreg4115]

Most of non-japanese countries, like latin america, stealing is part of their culture.. bad, very bad. I hope the japanese law will hit them as far as it is.

[@AnaliaVeronicaMendez]

Víctor Andrés Piña González stealing is not part of our culture, you can't put all the people in a box, we are not all the same. Because if we put for example Spain in a box we would say all Spanish are rude, but that's not true, just because some of them are it doesn't mean you have to apply that to every single Spanish person.

[@nosotrosloslobosestamosreg4115]

I said what I said it because I DO live in Latin America, and they love to steal, smuggle and avoid work more than they love to get drunk, and yes, all manly Spaniard tend to rudeness, special snowflake. About the ruling classes, even they're White, they hold the same 3rd World tier culture, that's the root of all its sufferings. Latin Americans < Japanese People.

[@AnaliaVeronicaMendez]

Víctor Andrés Piña González I really don't know and don't care about where you live, but from all the Latin Americans I've met more than 90 % wouldn't steal a penny. This doesn't mean I think Japan is a great country, and Latin America is going throw one of the worst times in history, but we are talking about individual people, you can't say that because you've seen a white person do something it means all white people are going to do the same, because for aspect and place of birth we could put so many people in the same status, getting it all wrong.

[@sadfurby2376]

Lmao the blonde girl’s logic is baffling. Does she really think waiting in line is an unknown concept to foreigners?

[@raghadalashoor6650]

Sad Furby idk she seems a closed minded person

[@raghadalashoor6650]

Sad Furby and her friend says that forginer also faught on the street but don't japanese do that too and they ignore it :/

[@ShadowNinjaKenny]

She's a weaboo! 😂 She is trying so hard to fit in with Japanese society.

[@ShadowNinjaKenny]

Yuuki Giou yes they do. I saw many fights in Japan lol.

[@The12wisnu]

Foreigner is not only Western people, Asian, Indian , Chinese, african , are u sure they can keep in line sometime

[@minispace1]

Too funny. The place where you did your intro, actually recognise where that is. Those green steps where a bliss for sore feet on a super busy day with no place to sit down.

[@rsuriyop]

These Japanese being interviewed are all so young. Apparently they don't remember (or probably weren't even born) when Japan held the Winter Olympics in Nagano in 1998. And even before that, they also hosted the 1964 Olympics in Tokyo. So I'm sure with all their experience Japan will be able to handle the 2020 Olympics with all those foreigners coming in just fine.

[@crescentb.9783]

First blonde guy sounds like girl☺

[@izayahemerald2070]

I really hope I'll be able to go see the olympics in tokyo in 2020 and I can visit! It makes me happy that a lot of them are more happy and positive about it than a lot of foreigners themselves are. Asides from that, I'm just gonna put out there that the one red haired guy is really cute 👀👀👀

[@abaadil8343]

Tourists from all around the world. 2020 we are screwed. I don't know why they are so positive. After 2020 I think Japanese will have such a bad image of us and i'm already sad.

[@dustyevee]

Hopefully things go well between the people from different countries in two years. I know the 2020 Olympics is going to be awesome!

[@reisnow80]

japanese can be kind and welcoming, if foreigner want to learn how to adapt in their culture..remember there is not your own country, they have different rule, so it's better if you learn it and follow their country's rule. it's applied to every country

[@yhtt2006]

Thank you for this video seeing as I'll be while the Olympics will be going on, but I'm there for the food lol. Keep up the good work!

[@7Lee7]

I just hope it'll inspire more vegetarian/vegan options in Japan. It's not very difficult to make many dishes vegan actually. Heck, there's plenty of vegan MEAT nowadays, so just changing dashi shouldn't be a big deal. Especially with such amazing chefs as in Japan.

[@Vampybattie]

I hope not vegan meat isn't meat i wish they would ban vegan from cooking to Japan

[@nolsp7240]

Use google maps for next train or bus ride schedule and prepare to have your mind blown.

[@ShibaCat]

Japanese peoples seems optimistic.....Honestly I thought the troubles is mostly come from China tourists on 2020.....they will ruin Tyoko.

[@Fuu_Sho]

Nexttime please make more clear to the people you ask about what type of foreigners you are really talking about. There is a huge different between just being a tourist or staying for a long term in japan. I am saying this because some of the people you ask are talking about culture and living in japan and some points like that which doesnt really matter for tourist (like studying a language just because you got to japan for 2 weeks, stuff like that).

[@reisnow80]

even for temporary visit, people need to learn about the country they visit to, it doesn't matter how long they stay there

[@reisnow80]

at least knowing a basic language, or use translator application, because not many japanese speak english, it's good for your own sake.

[@pustekuchen8956]

4:04 - 5:21 They are basicly askink foreigners to behave like a normal, respectable human being.

[@nauticoom]

Japanese guy said he wanted foreigners to try on Kimonos! Compare that to the social justice warriors who like to speak for Japanese and claim “cultural appropriation” rather than respect and admiration for a beautiful culture. :)

[@AridersLifeYT]

LOL this is basically saying.. Don't be / Think like an american. Hysterical.

[@92miata]

Me and my brother are already saving money for the Olympic, Japan airline business class here we come! I am already so excited for no reason XD

[@towada1066]

Need to go back on the 20th. I don't even bother to go to Kyoto anymore; it's just TOO PACKED with tourists,... thanks a lot JNTO. They are even staying in the business hotels near my place in Chiba.

[@A_Name_]

She saw some fight and she got scared? She would have been terrified at my highschool.

[@MVangelmx]

Im PRAYING people will behave. I don't want my chances of being in Japan to decrease by idiots who can't respect someone else's culture.

[@alvin081988]

2020 will be the probably the most interesting or greatest Olympics Event of all time knowing that it might get crazy

[@TheKaiTetley]

I found the level of spoken english to be quite high. Those that didn’t speak english, used hand gestures to effectively communicate.

[@joshizposh1995]

The guy 2 guys with the ginger and black hair were so mature, hope I run into open minded people like that when im over there :)

[@ageofdragonz3684]

Listening to them say that they have 4 seasons (which is a sightseeing option), I believe India is pretty unique ;)

[@evilbankai5166]

4:53 i totally can relate with her on that.

[@LUMMUSIC]

Gosh some foreigners give very bad impressions of us... I really dislike that

[@ardalla535]

The Olympics will be so structured and well planned that I don't think any of their concerns are warranted. The Japanese Olympic Committee has everything well in hand: "When you head to your hotel, you can use one keycard for the train, your hotel room, and your driverless taxi… yes, a driverless taxi. Field tests are already taking place in Tokyo for a new generation of “robot taxis.”" There will also be robots available within the Olympic Village to assist visitors. If the Olympics is anything less than perfect, I will be surprised.

[@mozz777]

Now looking at it in 2020 I'm laughing😂😂

[@fatalcode4996]

ITA: Cucina Giapponese e Italiana . Le prime al mondo! (anche se non so quale sia la prima sul podio). Appena arriviamo in Giappone preparatevi , ne vedremo delle belle ! non vedo l'ora .

[@nininits6925]

woa the guy with the tiny voice is so cute and has nice features !

[@lilith-4687]

corona said no lmfao

[@Imjustacatlady]

You probably get this question a lot, but what programs/books etc did you use to become fluent? I recently downloaded Japanese into my phone keyboard and it's been helping a little on top of me watching language videos and using a language app.

[@lilyraimey3499]

5:53 Top 10 anime plot twists.

[@kilroymarshall238]

Dont forget the 2019 Rugby World Cup as well! 😊🏉

[@BlackHoleSpain]

When talked about foreigners, why do Japan population think only about US culture? There are 200 countries around the world not related at all with US. One of the interviewed girls said it was OK to walk around with alcoholic beverages. I should say that doing so is completely normal out of the States, also. Specially in my country Spain, our culture revolves around wine, wheat and olive oil, as proud descendants of the Roman Empire and Mediterranean cuisine.

[@unrulycrow6299]

The girl with the striped shirt, glasses and hat seems like a fun person to hang out with! :D

[@rikkacchi428]

AH I'M SO EXCITED TO GO TO JAPAN FOR THE FIRST TIME FOR THE OLYMPICS >_

[@shiroxkuro934]

... other than what talked in the video, I truly envy their hair. How they look so healthy and shiny. Please Ask them that too.

[@enoshika7947]

I think the answers depend on the interviewer.

[@gab910]

I hope all people that are going to be Japan respect their rules and culture and vice verse I think this is the key and everything will be awesome!!!!!

[@TakahashiTakami]

Nonetheless, I hope to be in Japan for the 2020 Tokyo Olympics. Very excited!

[@pustekuchen8956]

Why can't I stop thinking about Logan Paul!

[@aprili.3802]

I'm a bit annoyed by those 3 young girls. They see one gaikokujin act inappropriately and they assume that behavior is acceptable among the majority of us. News flash: stealing is not okay in any country! Foreigners aren't all criminals (>_

[@marcm9080]

I feel like japanese people are overrating foreigners waayyy too much. Like I mean we are not that great tho lmao

[@paninie3549]

The Olympic Games are going to be the perfect opportunity for foreigners who have the money to go, to give a bad image about foreigners who really want to go and enjoy Japan. This is my opinion...

[@phoboskittym8500]

cathy cat is dressed like a Hummel...so cute

[@thegunner4796]

Hello cathy you are very cute . So, i wonder how many years since you study and speaking japanese? And also, where did you start learning? Is it from learning the kanji or any other ways? I'm learning english right now and i also learning japanese at once . but, i get confused where do i have to start. Since there are 3 kind of japanese katakana, hiragana and kanji. Sorry my english is sucks, i'm imed from indonesia. Thank you for making this video, ganbatte 😊

[@heesingsia4634]

The Gunner I've just started taking Japanese language lessons as well. My classes start with romaji mixed with hiragana so I'm guessing that's where you start from. Katakana is in the next level. Does your sensei use bahasa to explain the words and grammar to you? I find it harder to understand the lessons when the sensei isn't proficient in the student 's mother tongue (or a 2nd language the student is rather proficient in). It must be doubly hard for you to be learning one extra language at the same time.

[@thegunner4796]

Hee Sing Sia oh i see, thanks for your addvice . Actually youtube is my teacher, so commonly they only explain it in english hahaha Since study in a class is boring i think, so i decide to start learning japanese from youtube . Let's study japanese!

[@heesingsia4634]

The Gunner I've tried learning Japanese from KZbin but it doesn't really work for me. This is for someone who speaks English on a daily basis. If you are also learning English at the same time it will be much harder for you. Go sign up for a proper class. It will not be boring and my classes are just 90 minutes but it feels like 30 minutes because there is interaction (berbahasa dikalang pelajar lain dan guru). You could also ask the sensei if you don't understand the part and get corrections if you made mistakes.

[@ZigZagKangaroo]

I don't think it's okay anywhere to randomly put candy in your pockets without paying

[@arsenalftw1]

What's so special about Hippari Udon? Tried google but not much info about it.

[@stijnhs]

I don't quite get it... Some of them want foreigners to learn their language and culture (for the few weeks that they are staying in the country), yet they can generally only speak Japanese and their views on foreigners are often based on nothing more dumb and ridiculous stereotypes. Of course don't steal and break other laws but Japan has an awful amount of unwritten rules which you can't expect foreigners to oblige by. By the way, the Olympics is just a big party so they can loosen up a bit perhaps ;)

[@heesingsia4634]

I would love to have what the 2 ladies have been smoking. They look awfully cheerful. Does google translate not work in Japan? I use it all the time when I don't (or am terrible at) speak the language. Would love to visit Japan again but I'd reckon 2020 will not be a great time for me as prices will have skyrocketed in anticipation of the Olympics. My last trip was ten years ago so I'd imagine plenty has Changed.

[@elisa48092]

The girl in red shirt is soooo cute, love her hair ♡

[@芋瀬童子]

長崎のチャンポンを食べに来て。ラーメンより美味い！　東洋のナポリ、鹿児島に来て桜島の噴煙を見て。

[@ComickerSeikatsu]

I was advised to avoid japan during the olympics as everything will just increase in price. Like hotels ect... and it’s just going to be nuts! so I’m spending 3 weeks there this August as I have a few friends who live there xD

[@ashnmt]

Ok, I'm learning Japanese, but I can't understand what they're saying yet. Subtitles, please? Onegaishimasu??

[@georgplatzer8213]

that girl at 5:15 reminds me of Lisa Simpson when she is in Russia asking the way. Maybe the 2 foreigners just had a nice chat but sounds rude if you dont understand the language :D

[@theshylittlefox]

Enjoy yourself but be respectful.

[@elmalanmalan2175]

Why you allways make your interviews in Harajuku? 🤔

[@Mecks089]

Look, I know English is difficult, and I fully support Japan thinking about Japanese first. But the majority of foreign countries (besides the Americas) the EU, African, and even the Southeast Asian countries, use English as a border language. The only reason most Japanese stop learning English after high school, is because they have no reason to use it, til the world starts knocking on their door. So someone explain to me, why is it that Japan is exempted from this? What makes Japan so special that the rules must be changed? I'm being realistic here, during the 2020 Olympics you're gonna find tons of foreigners from all over the world, doing they're own thing, and it will cause trouble for Japan in one way or another, it's been like this for decades every time the Olympics happens in any country, there's always an incident where a foreigner(s) will do something wrong, unintentionally, or not. Being loud, making trash, arguments, fights, it's gonna happen regaurdless. The best Japan can do, is prepare itself, have the people have the mentality that not everyone is such a good mannered/willed person as they are. And the best way Japan can do this, is communication with the Universal border language used on this planet.

[@tetsuyalederhouse7507]

Mecks089 Youre talking about a major event that comes to an island nation once every 20 years. Yeah. Not all Japanese need English everyday. The burden of communication falls on the visitor not the host.

[@Mecks089]

I know that, but it's not gonna help anyone. There will always be arrogance of the humanity, thousands of foreigners are not gonna learn Japanese, and yet they are going to go to Japan. This is unavoidable.

[@raghadalashoor6650]

Thank god someone understand my comment too I wrote the same comment up and pple started attacking me for alot of non logical reasons

[@Mecks089]

Yuuki Giou most of these people are Japanophiles that treat Japan as the best place on earth, I like the country too, but I'm not obsessively in-love with it and worship it, I still have my problems with Japan, which is probably why I'll never visit it.

[@ShadowNinjaKenny]

Mecks089 japanophiles huh? They are called weaboos lol. Those are the people who are so obsessed with Japan and everything in it! This is common in anime/cosplay fans

[@sidneylock5667]

Looking forward to the 2020 Olympics

[@azurepulse1870]

I don't think the people who can afford tickets to Japan and all the sporting events will be as bad as the other people in the comments make 'em out to be, especially since the local businesses and international airlines will raise prices to take advantage of the situation. I think one of the biggest obstacles Japan will have to face is their lack of trashcans and foreigners' reliance on the abundance of public trash cans in their home countries, so expect a lot of littering.

[@ΣοφίαΠεκρίδη]

I want to go in 2020 but I have to save money I even had a nightmare today about this 😭💔

[@Sakurazuki139]

来日しようとする外国人は絶対に日本の習慣とかを尊敬してマナーを守ってください。やっぱり日本が大好きな私たちはゲストとして大歓迎されるようにしていただけたらいいなと思います。

[@fawderfox]

4:37 it's not ok in other country either lmao.

[@itoyu2003]

Japanese people are usually tolerant toward different cultures and religions, but they don't like people who do not follow Japanese manners/rules and disturb the peace and order.

[@iangodfrey4518]

so much for the Olympics!

[@jimenafloresturpo1604]

Porque los japoneses no son normales o serios a la hora de responder? Siempre veo que se rien de la nada, incluso hasta para hablar de algo trágico son capaz de reírse o.0

[@DarkSignal59]

no free wi-fi? uh-oh.....i can see a lot of panic and crying in the future, given the times we live in!

[@BlackHoleSpain]

Where in the world can you find free Wi-Fi?

[@HarbingerOfTruth1]

Japan or at least Tokyo should educate people about how fucked up the rest of the world is for straying away from traditionalism. It won't be a culture shock to the westerners, it will be a culture shock for the native Japanese.

[@Xtian602]

i'm not looking their face im focused on subtitle XD

[@AddictwithAnEcho]

to the foreigners going to japan....dont be logan paul

[@djkoz78]

Don't steal stuff is usually a universal idea. However lots of assholes don't respect it.

[@redchard4906]

2:04 chigau, corona-desu

[@guarddog318]

I have a question... when people say "Foreigners" here, do they really mean "Americans"?

[@nicklindsey8036]

it would be nice to be there during the olympics

[@StanOhman]

Im so sorry the 2020 olympics is gonna be a mess.

[@PentragonCosplay]

I am always surprised how often japanese people mention that they have four seasons. Almost as if they are one of the very view countries who has winter,spring,summer and autumm and you can´t experience snow, falling leaves and blooming flowers in other countries too XD the girl at 2:08 (without the hat) was really cute :)

[@eldon6054]

I hope the people from my country (Spain) will learn how to speak without shouting before they travel to Japan...

[@raistlin906]

No creo que fuera el caso, por desgracia.

[@cutsceneenjoyerzz]

Are they referring to just European and North Americans or all foreigners? The word they r using I've heard mostly uses to refer to white skinned foreigners

[@nicholejones3876]

Mr 5hadow - 外国人 (Gaikokujin) refers to all foreigners

[@carbonado2432]

Well the noticeable foreign presence in tokyo is mostly chinese turks and black subsaharan africans... So thats probably what comes to mind.

[@jimellison777]

GREAT VIDEO..............