JAPAN MAKES YOU A BETTER HUMAN

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[@onomeister]

Hooray! Thank you ! The volume on this upload is perfect!! Save these settings please!!

[@unrested]

Good to know!

[@lukeelsinger1656]

This is pretty motivational and we should all adopt these disciplines!

[@unrested]

Thanks

[@X0FOI]

I love this video, very inspiring.

[@unrested]

Thanks for watching!

[@AceTechHD]

Thanks for all the recent uploads bro.

[@unrested]

Thank you for watching them!!!

[@unfinishedsentenc5308]

Missed your content. Glad to see you uploading again

[@unrested]

Thanks for watching$

[@karl_diamondeye]

It's become a bit of a habit to put your weekly video on while I go to the sauna on Saturday evenings. Thanks for uploading!

[@unrested]

Glad you are having a great weekend!

[@BlindManTravels]

Just look at how Japanese athletes train compared to athletes from Western countries. Even if you go for baseball in the America that usually means you are spending a few hours a week during the season and then you play a game, but in Japan you can be training for several hours a day after school. On the other end of the cultural differences if you are traveling in Japan I remember being blown away by the customer service. I noticed this as a blind person traveling solo and walking into a FamilyMart I had one lady who was offering to assist me with my shopping, and I never expect that from anybody because I am all about being self reliant, but I let her assist me to get my onigri and my tea to make a picnic lunch.

[@unrested]

The craziest thing is most Olympic athletes train on their own dime too. They get no gov help in Japan

[@maurice2014]

Can learn different things from every place to go. I like Japan and I love the US. When I talked to my Japanese friends, think like romanticized the very things we think “needs to be more like Japan”. The grass is always greener.

[@unrested]

This is true. Japan has some very broken and refuse to fix ways of life that would benefit from some of the multi culture and outside the box thinking that America does

[@marisakirei684]

I deeply believe that travelling and living abroad makes us better people in general and teaches us so much. I have lived in Germany and I learnt what it means to care about public space and the environment, I have also spent some time in Asia (not Japan though) and learnt what good customer service and sense of responsibility for the community means. There are good and bad things everywhere, but being an expat is always hugely educational.

[@unrested]

Yeah I think it’s also important to observe our home country from others perspectives

[@LadyDarkSunMoon]

OMG, I agree sooooo much for the part where a lot of workers in North America lack initiative and some have a tendency to behave like they're an island and everything has to come to them when they don't make the smallest effort to just notice all the things that can be done around them. That used to be a huge pet peeve with some employees I trained when I was an assistant-manager for Subway's. And I think empathy should be taught in schools here, too; reminding Humans how to be human seems even more important in this day and age where it's so easy to be self-involved and lock yourself in your tiny comfort zone and forget about other people being alive beings and not NPCs in an RPG game...

[@unrested]

Yeah I worked as a manager at Whole Foods for a while and I completely understand this feeling

[@stevenwatson2927]

Very inspiring stuff. I never would have guessed that Japan taught you hard work, discipline, and fundamental manners. I really doubt if a Japanese person came to America and, did all that they would have been shown the same tolerance.

[@Unalochy]

I wish empathy, as a concept and a life skill, was taught in school here in the state's. What an easy way to make life for everyone, just generally better!

[@unrested]

Agreed and There needs to be a whole compulsory class for every grade for it

[@miguelitomarques8]

I love how Scott can look like he's 42 sometimes. And then, all of sudden, he looks 26. 😂

[@unrested]

👍

[@boris1387]

Looking well Scott 🎉

[@unrested]

Thanks!

[@warrenbradford2597]

We need to work smarter, hard work is just a myth. However, I always wanted to do kanji ever since I became extremely interested in the Japanese language. I always wanted to learn kanji, just so I can add traditional manga effects in my own art and entertainment. I did not know writing kanji makes you better at drawing art, which is also what I am interested in. That explains why Japanese art-styles are so much prettier than almost every western art styles, those in Westen animation, comics, and video games. There are exceptions the Avatar: Last Air-bender art-style and Alex Ahad's art style. Both are just as good and that's they are inspired by Japanese animation. I need to take a massive improvement in drawing once I get a new pencil or at least sharpener to create new artworks again. I will start by drawing more kanji daily. Update: I realized I was remembering the wrong Japanese writing system for manga sound effects. It is katakana.

[@unrested]

Smarter is better I agree$

[@warrenbradford2597]

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[@theshadowman1398]

I left taking annotative part in my 20s. It's useless and burns you out. And my employer is more pleased with my work performance than ever because I actually do my own tasks at 100% accuracy instead of trying to pander and show off that I always want to be busy. Because ofter a whole morning of doing mathematical calculations I am more than pleased that a full hour or more can appear in the afternoon where I don't have to do squat.

[@unrested]

Awesome!

[@jakqatif]

Everyone is talking bad about Japan these days Glad to see someone is bringing positivity to the light who is actually living there Thank u for this upload Scott

[@unrested]

Hmm I know the Kyoto thing got some pissed off and I somewhat understand but yeah I gotta sing the praises to keep a balanced view of japan

[@animerpsweetheart]

Hii Scott, hope everything is well for you and your family, I love your horror content and your Jfaq's, I have been watching your channel for a long time 😀 I have Bing watched oshidoshi Saturday over and over again and I have tried to access the horror channel you created but haven't been able to, have you taken it down or switched it to the gaming channel? Keep up the awesome videos!!!

[@unrested]

The gallery of descent? It should still be up. I have considered making a second channel just for osoroshii though. After I get to a certain number of members here I’ll do it thanks for watching

[@TheCajunGaijin]

Jealous of that girlish figure. 😅 I was that way when I first got back, and probably for about a year or so. But wow hard to believe I've been back just over 10 years now. I also 100% agree on the hobby thing too. They dedicate themselves to one hobby. My friends in Japan thought I was crazy for having 3-4 hobbies. I really need to make cycling my most important hobby again, then maybe I can get my better figure back.

[@unrested]

My advice is just don’t eat till 4pm. Eat whatever you want after but if you just wait to eat till 4pm you can only eat so much

[@vlweb3d]

Luckily I DON'T have to be in Japan to already know and do these things. But then again... I did not grow up in America.

[@unrested]

America has some of these elements as well but they are possibly more highlighted in Japan based on pov

[@Naturenerd1000]

Union Jobs. Gets your task done and clean up early. 😌 Japan Job - Work above and beyond past the end of your shift. 🤕🧐

[@unrested]

Yeah unions in Japan would shake things up

[@antichrist5583]

I’m black and i have to constantly tell my friends that some people not wanting to simply next to me or talk to me doesn’t mean their racist over there, but i’m from the hood so it’s nothing but constant ignorance and lack of empathy involved

[@unrested]

Yeah your exactly right

[@KrissyMeow]

Your videos rarely show up in my feed. 😢

[@unrested]

Yeah views have gone down considerably. Figured I just wasn’t making attention grabbing vids but it appears people are getting less notifications. Not sure how to fix that

[@nicholefitzgerald9936]

It’s me, Gavin

[@unrested]

lol ok Gavin be good

[@fly99121]

Like i being lazy so no to japan

[@unrested]

I respect your integrity in being honest with yourself nonetheless :)

[@asilusx24]

Japan is the US in the 40s, 50s and into the early 60s. it doesn't make you a better human, its a collective perspective, collective perspectives work well with each other. What they have going from the time when they wared and struggled back in the day that they keep is some of their best features today. Devotion and loyalty to what they decide to do. Things you produce is an extension of you and you must look good, therefor things you produce must look good also. It is pretty much the old US but less stupid and lame. Downside is Japan will never produce anything that should be a leader, never change when they need to change and never know when they need to change. The US, as crazy, stupid and as much as it carries on with nonsense, produces people that know when things need to change and move on.