love it : ) never heard "telltale" thank you guys!!
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I always enjoy your videos. Regarding the handwritten message and map, I think they probably did that to avoid spending time and effort dealing with foreigners asking questions. So that's not for you, if anything it's for themselves. Consequently, it's also useful for foreigners though.
A dose of medicine is based on a weight of 60 kg in Japan. Meanwhile in the US, it is based on 80 kg. So if we get anesthesia at a dentist in the morning, many Japanese feel numbness until evening.
It was interesting that American people often say their opinions but Austin and Arthur don't like that😂 BTW I have a request! Could you talk about the differences of security between US & Japan? Like ''In Japan doing ○○ is safe and ok, but in the US it's dangerous.'' for example 'until what time can wemen walk outside or take a train alone' 'what are the dangerous areas in usa like' 'What should Japanese who are accustomed to peace be careful about when they go to the U.S.?' I really want to know about them because I might live in the US in the future.
I'm just surprised that you think Japan is full of words. Because I thought the opposite. Then what do you think why it happens English guidebook and menu are full of words instead of pictures.