Facts That Prove Japan Is Not Like Any Other Country

[@Top10sTV]

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[@gorzkawodka]

Clear drinks are the last trend in Japan. People are so concerned with their white teeth that companies were kinda forced to make clear versions of already existing drinks so drinking them won't affect the teeth colour.

[@teresagatchagirl9115]

👍

[@stu-har]

who told you that its only toast you get in the UK? yeah if you get your tonsils took out you have to eat toast before you can leave to make sure it went well and im sure it helps scrape away tissue other than that you get actual meals not saying they are any good but you talk shit

[@225kristent]

well healthcare in the UK is "free" too but you said all you get is toast

[@SkyValleyStuff]

you repeated yourself

[@jeanjonker1290]

In Japan they tried to solve all the small problems and when all the small problems are solved there is no more big problems

[@richardgoffin-lecar1951]

To quote Bart Simpson, "The Japanese are light years ahead of us"

[@sheripeterson7788]

That was Homer :)

[@michaellebrun6203]

And in the grunt sound of Homer dolt

[@alltheabove2136]

U lost on fake God at # it part before gum

[@idiotgoddess2114]

As someone who has been in and out of the hospital and has many medical issues but has never been to Japan, I can confirm that the food there is much better than anywhere else despite not tasting it (mainly because it is more appealing)

[@jillpritchard565]

"She was in hospital SIMPLY GIVING BIRTH" ...... Oh how I laughed!

[@brandong298]

What it’s not like it’s hard Kim Kardashian did it.

[@patrickbrooks7435]

Hospitals in the U.S the food sucks simply because people don't give a shit.

[@marinawildish3560]

typical bloke !

[@urmamascornhole9137]

I’ve never experienced child birth but even to me it was hilarious.

[@Fuustee]

Came to the comments to make sure another female had picked up on that!!! Urgh!

[@user-cb2vk2hk3t]

Wow I wish that our movie theaters were like that we can even fall asleep if its boring

[@chickeninabox]

the toilets spy on you

[@dmanmex]

We have movie theaters in San Diego like this, you can also order alcoholic drinks and sushi; etc

[@hirodavidson1454]

you realize that hes wrong right? go to japan and go to a theater. i doubt that he will be right.

[@LauraFunFunFloweries]

While editing, do you often forget, what you've already covered? So many repeats....

[@maxrander0101]

those cafes would be cool as it would show people that the staff care about people and not just making money like everywhere else and also one of my best friends found his wife in one of them a few yrs ago while on holiday in japan she worked in one and he asked her to explain the reason for the soft toy and she did after that he invited her to sit and talk with him and the rest is history

[@MrGrumblier]

Most people don't realize that the little triangle on the gas gauge points to the side the gas cap is on.

[@marythomson7931]

Mine doesn't have one I've heard that before

[@InfernosReaper]

Most people apparently can't seem to remember which side it's on either, which is kinda sad. I've only really done that in vehicles I haven't driven before.

[@adamburns1077]

Coca Cola isn’t always clear, it was just a limited run variety from what I recall! Wasabi kit-kats are quite nice too. I remember the first time I went in a take there and I reached for the handle and the door popped open, it made me jump but the convenience is so nice, and the taxis are really comfortable.

[@rick7884]

The bed in the theater I don't think would be a good thing in the U.S because it wouldn't be just the floors that were sticky in the movie theaters any more. lol

[@jadahcarr3881]

Rick huh

[@TheBasher-_-]

There are already bed theatres here lol

[@galatians6782]

Haha

[@LauraFunFunFloweries]

Plus, the possibility of lice or bed bugs 😱

[@theimmortalhybrid6526]

I totally 100% agree that almost all the things in Japan need to to be integrated everywhere else in the world

[@robertanesmith172]

Who else is ready to move to japan???

[@ConkerTheCat]

You repeated the bus strike fact twice

[@CarriedAwayChannel]

Conker The Cat More were repeated, included the expectations/reality of food.

[@hirodavidson1454]

not a fact. just misinformation.

[@NateLance1L1L]

Wish we had clear sodas. The colouring is useless and harmful to the body -.-

[@isokessu]

Its actually sugar cane colour. Its more healthy than unhealthy. Of course anything is unhealthy in massive doses, even water and oxygen can be lethal for your body

[@AkatraZzify]

I can confirm we ALSO have normal coke in Japan, so by stating that we ditched is wrong

[@michaellebrun6203]

Nate Lance try a Sprite or a 7up that should do the trick

[@marinawildish3560]

@@michaellebrun6203 but it don't taste the same

[@kimberlyshifflett2372]

The mint flavored toothpicks I had were not in Japan, I got them in the states but they didn't have green tips...I'd rather have the cinnamon flavored ones but I haven't found them in years

[@abysomething2012]

I’ve had the mint ones too!! Even though I’m partially Japanese, I didn’t know they were made there tho!!!😂😆

[@joshuatutepourangi-makarik7000]

Japan is the most considerate humble nation in the world 😀

[@kellynh9303]

I must say this is very interesting and extremely clever . The koi fish in the street ,the ATMs ,the portable ashtrays,the clear soda ! It is so practical ! Why don't we do this in America?

[@chriseley13]

The cigarette bags should be biodegradable but what a great idea.

[@anamarievivero7774]

Kelly Hart Hope you are near at least !!! So I can send you !! Hahaha hahaha Have many portable ashtray!!!

[@kellynh9303]

@@anamarievivero7774 yeah ok send them I'm In New Jersey lol

[@megacamdream]

I love the sleeping at work part

[@jackillin]

Underground train stations in Hong Kong have 7-11's, coffee shops, banks & some have luxury beauty & fashion shops. Super clean, efficient, cheap & def no rats!! Green tea kitkats are awesome, would love to try a Wasabi Kitkat. The bus at 6:32 is a Hong Kong bus and we apparently have the No.1 public transport system in the world at the mo...yeah!

[@InfernosReaper]

Yeah, that's clearly a Chinese bus. This is the point where I'm starting the to think that the person making this video just red some tidbits somewhere else then lazily threw a video together about them using random pictures from random stock video clips and images without bothering to make sure they were right. I started being suspicious over the claims the presenter made about having been to Japan around the part about how orderly everyone is while waiting for their train. I used local and long distant trains many times. I rarely saw people in such perfect lines. The bus part just confirmed that

[@n017kingg7]

I would try the kit kat, the egg tube is not that difficult too make also, it's just normal egg cooked in a different way, it's great and absolutely worth a try

[@mamastay164]

I think I'm going to start learning how to speak in Japanese. I'm thinking about moving to Japan 👍

[@pasteldaisy866]

SAME! I've wanted to visit since I was little but my parents think it's stupid and often confuse it with China & Korea saying there is no difference .They have me taking French classes but honestly France has never interested me.

[@ACCER]

Good luck with that. There are very strict laws regarding moving there on a permanent basis. I loved the time I was there (US govt work) but there are places where non-natives are not welcome....and signs stating that non-Japanese are not allowed...this includes some stores, restaurants....etc. It's absolutely okay to discriminate against non-natives. That said, they WILL be extremely polite while they do it. So there is that.

[@ACCER]

@@pasteldaisy866 If you ever get the chance, I HIGHLY recommend a visit during Cherry Blossom Season. Seriously, the photos do not do it justice...and the scent is amazing. Try some free online classes to get started learning Japanese. If it helps, most Japanese, especially those in the major cities, speak a little to fluent English.

[@michaellebrun6203]

Me too want to go together?your paying right

[@mamastay164]

@@michaellebrun6203 lmao! I thought you were paying 🤣

[@JH-qw2uj]

Cool video loved it 😘😍😘😍😘😍😘😍😘😍😘😍😘😍

[@youpoofoowoo]

I'm Japanese. Hospital for delivering baby is not covered by insurance because it's not desease or illness. However you get subsidy. Fancy meal for expected woman is only when you pay extra. But it's actually pretty common.

[@griseos_paintbrush]

In San Francisco, some streets do have diagonal crossing, but it doesn't show. You just have to wait for both crossing lights to have the walking person.

[@user-ow8nu1fq3z]

Japan is literally paradise on earth.. sleeping at work?!?!?! That alone is enough to get me a plane ticket

[@frankcatlin9311]

5:53 First we get "Some people like working all the time" and then we get "Some people are workaholics" Aren't they both the same thing? Are you familiar with the concept of working smarter instead of harder?

[@marioferreira7275]

the speed has nothing to do with why the coin doesn't fall, but more to do with the constant speed without much variations.

[@DiscoverAnimals007]

AWESOME FACTS 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@meleashaedwards421]

Kids cleaning in school is a great idea but in america, most parents would say thats abuse. Thats why kids here in America is so spoiled 😒

[@poopdotzilla6192]

True. That uncaring attitude carries over into adulthood. Parents that teach their kids to clean up after themselves, teach their kids to care. Care about their surroundings, about their personal space, and about respecting other people's space too. Parents that teach these values also don't need to clean up after their kids once the lessons are learned.

[@kaideas_yt]

"she was simply giving birth not having a major operation" *Men*

[@stefanmuntean5289]

If she would have recovered from an operation the food would have been a lot less, hospital food is considered bad because of small portions most of the time, but that is actually intentional. If you are recovering with no physical activity in the day your food is calculated for that low activity. A new mother will probably be discharged fast and she does need more food.

[@edwinmariita7835]

Already in love with Japan

[@marythomson7931]

I think the wash your hands water goes to the bowl should be in all public toilets and a must in homes with a charge if you don't have one.

[@desperadox7565]

1. The non moving coin proves how smooth the train rides, not how fast. 2.. Coke isn't around "for centuries". 3. Tube shaped eggs are made from regular eggs and used in commercial kitchens all over the world. And so on...

[@mercyeluchie8574]

This is my dream country. I love for this country is immeasurable.. 😍 😍 😍

[@shuruff904]

11:13 Hydrocodone? Really? Lmao 😂😂😂

[@AmaanKhan-uk6tr]

Love your videos

[@Yang3d]

Coolest place

[@dovieyoung7696]

Japan seems like a great place to live! American could use their technics on a lot of things! Cool video !

[@hcrawford79]

Techniques *

[@dovieyoung7696]

@@hcrawford79 sorry I didnt pay attention to my word thingy checker. Yes it is spelled technique

[@jostevi5844]

Your videos are so knowledgable moving to japan 🇯🇵

[@sandriabasile8424]

I end up in the hospital pretty often and the food is really pretty good. I actually look forward to my meals in the hospital when I am in there.

[@katewho1111]

Great video!!! So interesting & very informative!

[@hirodavidson1454]

the slipper thing with bathrooms are uncommon for houses, not so uncommon for f!@king hotels.

[@WebkinzFan91]

I’ve had Green Tea Kit-Kats. They’re so good!!! I’ve wanted to get other flavors to try too.

[@shadypinesma8909]

I would go to the stuffed animal cafe, maybe even tell it about my day, as long as it doesn't talk back. 😄😄

[@black-if8lk]

Welecom to japan🇯🇵🇯🇵㊗🤗

[@KECOG]

We need to adopt a lot of these here in the U.S. . . . except perhaps the Wasabi KitKats.

[@lain8033]

Good Job Dude

[@saskshark]

I luv Japan... I would really love to go there some time soon...

[@hirodavidson1454]

this umbrella thing with the elevators also, is uncommon.

[@hirodavidson1454]

now the diagonal crosswalk thing, i have only seen on the few times i have gone to tokyo.

[@michaelloach9461]

If the chocolate is dark chocolate with chilli, its great, one of my faves.

[@cheyannestout6364]

Green tea Kit Kat is incredible!

[@jvian_eclipse8265]

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[@aosanshou]

I KNOW. Actually what we have here is not green tea one, but of Maccha抹茶, and it comes in light taste and adult deeper taste. Deep Maccha KitKat is .... just like tea ceremony’s fun all condensed in it💞💘💖💝💗🤤. I could drop at KitKat bar and ask if they ever had green tea one, but the one in the video is of Maccha one😉. Green with envy😈？

[@wendyschutze2818]

I wonder if you have to share that train foot spa...it looks like it’s for more than one person. I wonder how often they change the water?

[@breadandcircus2012]

Can't wait to go to Japan! I love how they do things so different there! 😁

[@humongousfungusamongus3871]

Living beings are so polite in Japan that even the deer respectfully bow. America should follow Japans example! (said the female living in Tucson, Az., USA 😉)

[@evenbet9603]

I’ve always respected the Japanese. Now I love them.

[@chessylatendresse941]

Even Bet We took 4 grandchildren to Japan this summer...came home different person. 1. No more fight between brothers & sisters. 2. Respect elders 3. Better number 4. Study harder Over all they became better citizens Thankful to Japan made Tranceportation

[@hirodavidson1454]

nah just respect them.

[@hirodavidson1454]

@@chessylatendresse941 ...how?

[@poncejosue5]

Hiro Davidson lol that’s his opinion

[@hirodavidson1454]

the circular keyboard thing is also very rare.

[@The-Flat-Capped-Gamer]

0:04 What's that song called???

[@hirodavidson1454]

the soft toy thing with the resturaunts, i have never seen this.

[@xbettiepage2194]

Maybe your title should read... 30 facts of things we need to do and have in every country xoxo ;)

[@saltields7649]

Some cities in some US states have diagonal crosswalks. Denver Colorado USA has them, I find them really cool.

[@LemonSnake1111]

I got signed out of school to watch this video. I want to visit Japan someday

[@packers12to80]

They allow ppl to sleep at work in Japan because they work double the hours we work here and alot of ppl don't even go home from work due to the long hours and short times between shifts...so I've heard

[@InfernosReaper]

They work longer hours but end up getting less done because of it. In the average office setting, there's typically only a few hours of real work to get done. In Japan, if you're not doing *something* you're treated as if you're slacking off, even if you got all your work done. To make things worse, various things keep employees at work well after business hours. There's the main one, the tradition of not leaving before the boss. Often, bosses will stay late because they don't actually want to go home and/or are engaged in inappropriate relations with one of the staff members. Even if you can get the boss to leave at a semi-reasonable time, chances are, the employees will be called upon to go to a bar after hours for the Japanese equivalent of one of those stupid office parties the American companies are notorious for. This plus the hour+ commutes that many employees have to take because they can't afford rent at a place anywhere near the business means that people have little to no time for really rest and relax. Not being able to relax much hurts their performance, even if they do manage to catch some sleep at work.

[@jackripple5179]

Damn, I love green tea during my relaxation day.

[@ryanb6361]

We have the Wasabi Kit Kats here in Canada, they've been here for a while now and a diagonal crosswalk at Yonge and Dundas Square also been here for a while now.

[@nafis9689]

Japanese people vowed to do like they advertised and they are communicative with each other. That's why they are developed and A step ahed of the world.

[@nafis9689]

Like always, thanks for making the video👍

[@brilliantduchy2201]

Not so communicative on a personal level. Politeness leads to guessing games but hey, kudos to them. They managed to keep you & your ilk out. Credit where credit is do.....

[@stephanniestarr6869]

There are diagonal crosswalks in West Lis Angeles, USA. Also, I grew up using cinnamon flavored toothpicks in Mchigan, USA .

[@kylef5474]

Why did you do the Starbucks pie drink twice??

[@BambooMuncha]

To get a 7th ad on the video, duh..

[@toyuki1515]

People in Japan pay health care insurance, around 2 or 3 hundred dollars (or more) per month. Elderly people also get to pay another 1 hundred per month for elderly nursing insurance. But Japan’s health care is NOT free by any stretch of the imagination.

[@IvyOrtizfl]

I'm up with sleeping at work!

[@user-pm4ij1jo9f]

Hell yeah

[@jvian_eclipse8265]

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[@Kuraudo_VII]

@Top 10s There are also diagonal crosswalks in Old town Pasadena, California, as well as some parts of China. Ive also seen bed movie theaters in China as well. The umbrella stations were everywhere in China some years ago, but I don't see much of them anymore in recent years, I'm guessing they are not that popular. I believe a few of the things in this video are considered common in many Asian countries, not just Japan. But otherwise pretty nice list.

[@EAGallo65]

the egg "roll", egg tubes taste just like eggs...big at the ramen shops...had it in tokyo and Okinawa

[@hirodavidson1454]

no. no napping at school. appearantly.

[@koriw1701]

Dude! What's the deal with the vocal track on this video? I really like your stuff, but this one was like one long mash-up of repeating words and phrases, such as (and I paraphrase here) "and you always get what you are seeing on the menu." "and you always get what you are seeing on the menu." After the first ten things on the list, another ten things comes up that is clearly a different video jammed onto the end of the last one, that also repeats things from the first ten and the next ten will include stuff from the first twenty. I know that you have to get your vids out in a hurry if you want to be timely and be able to put your vids out every week, but the way you ran your list on this video was so fast that it was difficult to follow. PLEASE consider what I have said here. I REALLY love your channel and want to keep seeing more, but make it more professional, so maybe the older people don't keep thinking smack about millenials!

[@hcrawford79]

He's not wrong here..^^^^

[@legolover3138]

I tried the wasabi kit kat. And I regretted it.

[@MrTartar2004]

i'm in a small city in illinois, we have 1 intersection with diagonal crosswalk...

[@Angie-ek4wr]

Bed in theatres works there because they are clean people. Here they would be full of bed bugs. Foot baths in trains seems gross. I’d have to know more on if they are cleaned often.

[@poopdotzilla6192]

They probably put bleach in the water, like swimming pools, so not as unsanitary as it sounds. And if the Japanese are clean enough to keep the beds in movie theaters clean, what wouldn't they be clean enough to keep the foot baths clean?

[@jjmarishka]

They have mint toothpicks in the states too! They just flavor the whole toothpick but it has no color to it! I've had them many times in my life! BTW I'm 33

[@chrislawson7983]

The work ethic in Japan will never be matched. Thanks for the post.

[@brilliantduchy2201]

Pretty sure the United States takes the gold on this one. No one works harder than Americans. No one is as innovative as the Americans. No one

[@wendyschutze2818]

The food in the windows is in China too, it looks SO real.

[@jakeyounglol]

time to get out my passport!

[@Skellistv]

My great grandmother was born in japan

[@wendyschutze2818]

The problem with Braille on products and signage....like the toilet, is keeping it clean.

[@ginnyofnewstone6142]

This video makes me want to move to Japan!

[@sirfer6969]

Japanese trains are awesome. The Shinkansen is like flying first class.

[@InfernosReaper]

Is that from experience or just from second-hand accounts?

[@Crazy-Chicken-Media]

13:56 just goes to show you even in Japan there's that one person that has to be different....... I counted three.

[@seanconnolly4069]

That feeling when sitting at my laptop in Osaka with a caramel colored coke... oh well, got a strong zero waiting for me shortly.

[@InfernosReaper]

The person who made this video clearly hasn't actually been to Japan.

[@cathyvickers9063]

You listed some items 2 & 3 times.

[@zxbigmikexz]

16:48 _"...but they also cost the bus monies gas company, on top of..."_

[@Ivy2Wang]

4:28 What if you’re short?

[@midwest4416]

Tracking down a case of assorted Kit Kats

[@XianHu]

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[@hirodavidson1454]

in japan, just like everyother country, kids dont like cleening up.

[@GrimmFLawless]

I’d try Wasabi Kit Kats. I love Japanese culture.

[@englishwithteachermarius5950]

NOT DRAINAGE CANALS AND NOT EVERY TOWN , THAT IS ONE TOWN AND ONE CANAL AND IS DUE TO A SPRING LEAK AFTER AN EARTHQUAKE

[@joshvenie2024]

A lot of big cities have diagonal crosswalks - Los Angeles for example

[@hirodavidson1454]

train spas. you may not realize how uncommon these things are. in the whole 11 years i have lived in japan, i havent encountered a single one of these. also you say "seburban" so you must be thinking that i maybe live somewhere like tokyo, but NO. i live in a pretty "seburban" place.

[@InfernosReaper]

I never once saw one and I traveled a fair bit of Japan.

[@225kristent]

well no, they do have a clear Coke in Japan but they also have the normal brown Coke too. We used to have Pepsi Clear in the US but not sure if we still do

[@sheripeterson7788]

I've never seen beds in a Japanese movie theater and I've never seen clear Coke in Japan either. It's brown. Health care isn't free either.

[@InfernosReaper]

Yeah, this video was clearly made by someone who just skimmed over some "neat things in Japan" articles and pictures, who then tried to pass that off as their own experiences in Japan. The fact that they passed off an image of a Chinese bus as a Japanese really cements that. If it hadn't had a sign showing the romanization of a destination city, it would've fooled me because I can't read Japanese.

[@hyk9953]

Health care is 100% free for children and 70% free for adult,you can buy clear coke everywhere

[@kalystapark3079]

I've used a cinnamon flavored tooth pick before