JAPAN vs USA | How people open their Christmas presents

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[@yeezyyankie324]

Wrapping paper: "Have mercy please" Americans: "There is none"

[@RepTheFam]

Omae wa mou shindeiru

[@Beannut]

Fact

[@rosesinthemorning6677]

Haha! this made me laugh out loud... in the hospital. Lol

[@user-iy1rx6el3c]

@@RepTheFam Nani?

[@playzgames474]

joke* Well that 𝗿𝗮𝗽𝗽𝘀 up that murder

[@TocaBlitz]

I open presents the "Japanese way" but my dad always says: "Just rip it" so I just don't argue with him lol

[@luvv_shell]

You gotta admit it, ripping it is fun😍

[@Janellethepuppyhandler]

same

[@Sethilliano]

@@luvv_shell rip and tear until its done

[@EatFrozenPlastic]

Same lol

[@salt6620]

same 💀

[@SmokingSkeletonWithFlower]

Well, in Brazil, we open in the "japanese way" to save paper to later presents.

[@trabalhaenaorecebe]

Exatamente!!!! Desde pequeno kkkkkkkkk

[@Harry_2003]

😂😂 Sometimes Indians do the same

[@neznamkakvoimedastavim2489]

Same in Serbia. We also save plastic bags from the store, so every household just has a giant bag for other plastic bags.

[@glossygloss472]

ghetto

[@muhammadfaizal6011]

Real way to RECYCLE

[@robyn2124]

I live in the UK and like to open things the “Japanese” way because I like to keep and sometimes reuse the paper. My grandma usually wraps things in different wrapping paper each year so I like to remember that by keeping it.

[@user-ry6jj6kx2s]

I'm also from the UK and do the same. It's the way I was raised by my family. There are two kinds of people in the UK though. It genuinely hurts my heart when people rip open presents without being careful, and then just throw all the pretty paper, which someone has spent time designing, straight into the (wrong) bin...

[@TheDarklingSquirreL]

I have always done it the Japanese way. It drives everyone I know nuts 😂 while they are ripping into their gifts I'm sitting there carefully sitting there with a 🔪. Also go around taking all the wrapping paper to reuse

[@rosalieportier]

Yeah I do the same as well!

[@張宇軒-l1y]

My class did this thing one year where they got presents in like present bags, I took them to save money. Everyone asked me for one. I got broke. The end

[@paranoiarpincess]

My excuse to save wrapping is that I have a bullet journal. I like to conveniently ignore the fact that I don't actually use the thing anymore... Honestly, I actually got full rolls of wrapping paper just to use in my arts and crafts... mostly because I found SOLID HOLO PAPER! I love it but it has a plastic finish on it so I can only use it for backgrounds and cutouts. I can use my paint markers on it but everything else just wipes off. I ended up covering a piece of cardboard in it to make myself a back-up pallette for my acrylic paints because the coating is so thick. It's GREAT to avoid tearing when actually using it as wrapping, but I do wish I could use my calligraphy markers and brush-tip pens on the stuff. I need to get those brush tip Poscas! If only I hadn't spent so much on wrapping XD.

[@shaymin2317]

As an American, I think the quickly opening it shows excitement! I can respect how others do it and show their appreciation too.

[@The_Realiest_Mk]

Yes

[@Sarah.Chas3]

Yess very true

[@MimicMimicMimic]

Yeah, ripping the present shows how excited and curious they are about the present. It also shows they appreciate the gift!

[@midnightartist43]

Yea that’s true, it’s nice to watch someone rip the paper apart because it’s usually a sign they are exited Plus, we throw the rapping away afterwards so we see no need to be so carful with it

[@davicitoman]

Ye

[@sparklingcookie3223]

"Someone opened a present in the american way. Its quite different.." **proceeds to brutally murder the wrapping paper**

[@Zackaria_sMax]

George is turning 'Murican! Did you see how big his smile was when ripping open a present he had already seen? 👨‍🏭🎁

[@GeorgeJapan]

I couldn’t hide my excitement

[@ellariel7457]

@@GeorgeJapan You are just a living doll ❤️

[@kinzey8]

Lol

[@Latinsweetie]

This comment. 😂😂

[@A.H.C.]

When I was young, I learned about furoshiki wrapping. I had received a gift from a Japanese friend and the fabric and presentation was so beautiful I never wanted to use wrapping paper again. While paper is cheap and easily available, whenever I want to impress or just make someone feel extra special, I use Japanese wrapping cloths with small accent pieces or flowers. It's a small thing, but always appreciated.

[@DeX9O2]

I think I will do this for my wife. Thanks for the idea!

[@pratyashi191]

@@DeX9O2 How sweet!!!

[@anettas.1751]

I had to google what furoshiki is. I remember i saw it in one store in Hamburg that sells natural soaps and things like that. I trybto reduce producing garbage and to avoid plastic and paper packaging. Furoshiki will be my new way to pack gifts! Love the idea!

[@gggggg-hs2tk]

Aw that's lovely! I have to try it, maybe I'll embroider the name of the gift receiver so they'll have a personalized handkerchief too!

[@shoppis300]

THANK YOU FOR LETTING ME KNOW THIS EXISTS

[@SuperLadyDanger]

Grew up opening gifts the same as the “Japanese way” & would either reuse or make something out of the wrapping paper. We eventually started doing it the “American way” & using bags or decorated boxes to save us the trouble of watching people take forever to unwrap gifts!

[@PersephoneDaSilva]

Yeah. That's what we'd do too.

[@Sandrone5225]

But I want to use the wraper they are soo pretty so I don't tear it

[@pixelated2152]

I’m so happy I’m not the only one who opens there presents nicely while my whole family demolishes the packaging

[@dorito2849]

I know I do the same and my family are always asking why I’m bothering to get the wrapping off nicely and to just rip it

[@mikustan3179]

I open my presents the "Japanese" way because I am impressed by how everyone wraps presents so perfectly and how much effort they put into wrapping it

[@anhduc0913]

I do it to most packagings because it's like a little puzzle. But usually I'll cut the tape while trying to keep the wrapings intact.

[@pr3ppy694]

YES

[@angeltakami517]

Right! 🥺

[@-sussusamogus-7013]

Ew

[@pr3ppy694]

How is that Ew!?

[@normiewhodrawsonpaper4580]

I open them the “Japanese way” because I kind of like the challenge. Often times the wrapping around packages are so tight that it’s fun trying to dismantle it without ripping them open. Sometimes however I just snip it up like a surgical patient because I gave up.

[@poison_ivy2820]

I just love opening presents in the "Japanese way" since the gift wrappers look very pretty and are quite helpful for craft work or decoration💜💜

[@saiah.]

Mhm yea me too except I rip it off...

[@Mal_ani]

@sharerofcontents 2.0 same but im useing it to rap crismas pressents or something else in the future

[@whitefox5452]

usa better i like BREAKING stuff

[@mouleenderembwe9896]

RIP IT GURL

[@tunguskalumberjack9987]

I’ve always opened my gifts trying to preserve the paper, because my family is kind of artistic and often the wrapping is seen as something that was done in a very precise, unique, or creative way. Also, when I was younger, we didn’t have a lot of money and so much of the time we were able to reuse the wrapping if it wasn’t torn up or destroyed. Have a great holiday season, everyone!

[@Curlycopper]

I always find it delightful to see how excited my friends and family are tearing presents open.

[@Sh4rkzz._]

I’ve always done it the “Japanese way” and people find it weird but I think that I should be careful with it because I can always re use it and I just am grateful for the whole thing

[@themonkey1927]

Even I do the same because I can reuse the wrapper

[@graciapazdiaz1271]

Exactlyyyyyyy, we can reuse it

[@xreel1591]

i don't think i tried the japanese way yet though the way my mom wrap the gift would make it almost if not impossible to open it without ripping everything she already makes it hard to open it by ripping so i can't imagine the maze it's going to be

[@alysimone]

I love the enthusiasm when he opens it the American way haha.

[@BagOfCashews]

Me, an American, doing it the Japanese way because I find it fun to hold onto that suspense

[@_faith_6958]

My parents reasoning for this was always 'we aren't saving the wrapping' not to mention tearing the paper feels very satisfying. However it does create a huge mess to clean up later, and you find wrapping paper for tweaks afterwords

[@camskayzz5169]

I like cleaning so it's not a big problem for me lol

[@simpformidoriya9658]

I open mine the “Japanese” way because I enjoy watching my cousins and sibling open their presents and light up more then opening my own gifts lol

[@weeb.senpai_]

@忍redd I do it like that

[@wirzims]

@忍redd I do it mostly like this

[@myname.1602]

@忍redd Lmao I thought everyone does this. I only thought that people ripped it in movies. Also is that even Japanese way? Many people do that and they haven't even heard of Japanese

[@kiibo5833]

I like to open mine like that because I want to waste a much time as possible

[@liaz4313]

@忍redd never actually got a wrapped gift so I can't confirm this statement

[@angeltakami517]

I'm Australian and I always open em this way. It just feels nicer and you do appreciate the wrapping. I like keeping mine when I can. Even just squares cut out of it for scrapbooking and art projects. It's too pretty/nice to throw away

[@drix4275]

There is also a cultural difference in showing appreciation for the gift; ripping the wrapping off quickly to show how much you cannot wait to get to the present inside the wrapping paper. ^o^ I live in Greenland, and it's mostly the "American" way here. It's not a lack of appreciation for the wrapping paper; the focus is just more on the intended gift inside. Edit: The people who do unwrap gifts slowly do so to be able to reuse the wrapping paper, but it's more when the wrapping paper is really nice.

[@BlueShineGacha]

I just unwrap it slowly because I don’t want to offend anyone as most of the people I know are really god at wrapping gifts and sometimes spend hours wrapping one single present so I want to show appreciation as there wrapping is beautiful too

[@tbeth]

It was a tradition in our house to be very messy with opening Christmas presents! Whenever my family got together for Christmas (15-20 people max), we would all open presents in the living room at the same time. By the time we were done, the entire living room floor would be COVERED in wrapping paper... and us kids would play in it and have paper ball fights while the adults watched and laughed. Even our pets would play in it! My cousins and I used to "bury" each other in the wrapping paper too. After we had our fun, all the kids and adults would clean it up together and we'd have dessert. That was one of my favorite traditions as a kid!

[@deadchannel.5015]

Awww that's sounds like fun

[@tbeth]

@@deadchannel.5015 It was! Now it's just my parents and my brother, and myself as many family members have become distant over the years (both from moving further away and by disagreements) but it's something I will always treasure.

[@TaIathar]

Sounds very similar to something I had in my childhood. Unfortunately, we stopped doing it because the grandparents who hosted Christmas every year had a divorce :(

[@tbeth]

@@TaIathar I'm sorry to hear that :( Our Christmas has also shrunk due to some relatives living further away, and there are some we no longer speak to because of a bad situation. It does make the holidays a little harder, but I've been able to grow closer to my family because of it.

[@DeX9O2]

This right here. Some of my favorite childhood memories. Now my son is 3 years old and he is going to have his first wrapping paper rumble. 😆

[@rheasoren2352]

I like to open my presents like the Japanese way cos I find those wrappers really pretty and it seems respectful and doesn't show that I'm rushing into it but am patient, also I like to collect those

[@LuckyOwly]

Number 3: Reusing the paper for presents in the future. I think they'll like me when I open my presents in (hopefully)Japan next year:)

[@cronotriggered4314]

Whereas the paper is seen as part of the gift in Japan it’s seen as part of the experience in America. I do know plenty of people who open it the Japanese way though, although it’s usually so they can reuse the paper

[@johnaloe2391]

I always do the "Japanese way" when I receive gifts from my grandma I find it as a sort of sign of respect also she loves to save the paper 😊

[@bh4rg4v21]

My dad opens the gifts politely too, like the Japanese way! He always tells me to open any gifts politely and respectfully.

[@drippychoco3057]

I love opening wrapping paper politely, it just feels nice having everything they gave, even if it’s the envelope.

[@JoelMartinez-cq9wz]

Nahhhh I rather rip and tear like doom slayer

[@varshajohn]

Same i like to collect them

[@yukikuro3808]

Omg, this is how I open presents every time! I just feel like every presents should be open with great care coz I know that the person who wrapped that present took some time and effort

[@mingautumns4238]

I try to take my time when opening my presents because I don’t want to ruin the effort of those who wrapped it. The gifts always look so pretty in the wrapping paper, so it kind of makes me a bit sad to tear it-

[@AlleyCatAngels]

I have always opened the Japanese way. Even as a child I see the wrapping as a beautiful part of the gift. Lol. Sometimes it annoys Americans that I take so long. Haha

[@diobrando1616]

Im an American and I always carefully and slowly open my gifts and not ruin the paper it annoys my family so much and they end up throwing the paper away anyway lol

[@rokuraku00]

True

[@who7442]

"Don't rip your gift open, we can reuse that wrapping." -mom

[@like90]

I don't know if it's a north american thing, but here in canada we have extremely thin wrapping paper and it makes it extremely hard to not rip the paper. I often rip the paper by accident when I'm wrapping the present even when I'm careful. There is thicker paper available, but the wrapping paper from the dollarstore or walmart is practically tissue paper LOL.

[@justinejarvis6313]

At mine and my parents house it’s “tradition” to go mad with ripping off the paper and just throw it around, sometimes for laughs I occasionally throw the paper at other people. We make sure to tidy up after the last gift has been opened but my dad just encourages the chaos, it’s more fun that way.

[@kittendrawsthingz]

I need a good dad smh

[@belgianfried]

@@kittendrawsthingz he got get the milk

[@renatalovinglife6734]

This is a tradition, in our family as well... It's the excitement an joy, of see what you're getting 🥰

[@eudaimonixx9909]

@@kittendrawsthingz HRLP.... daddy issues 😻✌✌✌❗❗

[@Lovinia1]

I have sensory issues so the feeling of being connected to ripping paper feels like ants crawling my arm.

[@JjisanX]

This is an generally an Asian thing. You rip off the wrapping paper carefully so you can reuse it for next year. Imagine all the money I could save not buying new wrapping paper.

[@PM-gf1nj]

About $2.75, maybe, per year. Save it all, and in 20 years you could perhaps buy a cheap watch. Worth it.

[@Bianca-cl9mo]

I live in Brazil and a know a lot if people who do the same thing.

[@bingmaid]

as a volunteer gift wrapper, i know sometimes we wrap things in ways that make them super hard to unwrap (particularly when the shapes are strange) so i commend you if you can unrap that without a tear... also that must be pretty high quality paper, the ones i usually use are super fragile and tear very easily, making it impossible to unwrap without tearing

[@ambersimerly1803]

Laughed out loud when he threw it 🤣 😂 😆

[@mx.sunnyside3549]

I've naturally just done this growing up, drove my sister and mom crazy they'd tell me "come on, rip it up!" And, I just never did, I'd peel it off gently and fold it just like in this video 😆

[@Rosebud_XD]

I use both ways interchangeably depending on how exited I am for the gift

[@komaena]

I open presents the "Japanese" way, I see the wrapping paper as something important that someone took the time to use neatly and should be appreciated as part of the gift, I usually try my best to keep the wrapping until my parents inevitably throw it out, which is usually later that same day but hey I try

[@akurexburners]

If they gonna throw it away there is no reason to open it the Japanese way besides most people don’t care(unless your in Japan Ig) if you rip it since it’s just gonna get thrown away

[@thatpotato37]

i always just rip the wrapper apart (not as aggressively as shown in the video LOL), but back then when my mom didnt have enough wrapping papers, she'd ask me to open the wrapped gift very carefully lol, its not even for the sake of politeness, its just so we could reuse the same paper next year

[@tanvi7257]

STOP WHEN HE DID THE “AMERICAN WAY” I LOST IT 😭

[@dot4515]

We also have the same culture here. Most people will just carelessly tear the gift wrap. But I always open a gift same way in Japan because I believe the person who gave it also thought of what gift wrap should he/she use and also the effort in wrapping the gift. It's strange for some but I really like to value efforts and thoughts

[@angelarabasto8184]

Ever since I was young, I really open my presents like this (I'm Filipino btw🇵🇭). I guess I also value the thing that holds the gift, whether it's a paper bag or a gift wrapper. People said that I was weird for it but I guess not, I just share similar perspective from Japanese people when it comes to opening gifts✨

[@theartofbrick]

This is a certified American Christmas Classic.

[@slothutations]

This brings back memories when I was a kid. I opened presents the Japanese way. The paper was really special to me! Then when I was 7 my parents got tired of me taking so long so I ended up ripping them ever since.

[@JasperCasper24]

Sometimes I wonder if Japanese people ever relax, even opening gifts you’re so polite

[@user-ry6jj6kx2s]

Being polite isn't the opposite of relaxing though. Personally I find a polite environment a far more relaxing environment. People who are impolite make me feel more stressed!

[@JasperCasper24]

@@user-ry6jj6kx2s That's fair! I sometimes feel the same way, but being polite consciously (for me at least) requires brain power. Admittedly I don't tear paper like a maniac but I don't take a lot of care either

[@wendymuani]

Japanese are literally one of the most well mannered and polite people ✨

[@oops383]

I’ve always opened gifts slowly and carefully even though I’m American. I like to be polite and participate while being able to see everyone else enjoying themselves

[@imme6954]

In America, when the wrapping paper is cute, then I open it the Japanese way.

[@akurexburners]

Opening it the Japanese way isint any more polite then the American way since most people don’t care

[@cooperlicious4691]

I try to do the “Japanese way” buts there’s always so much damn tape.

[@somegirlinthisworld]

Yup and how are you gonna do it the Japanese way if it me who wrapped it like 10 strips of tape

[@vinogs651]

Nope. They use only one tape. This gift in the video was wrapped by him and he is not used of doing it. “Professionals” use only one tape.

[@gunle_metal]

A lot of people are saying they open presents the "Japanese" way, but my family just enjoys the chaos!

[@spaghetti1641]

A big point of difference I found was when you have a gift Japanese people rarely opened them in front of you. It might be regional but they were surprised when I did as they said they normally open presents in private after.

[@buddodumbbs5757]

India: The wrapper will be safeguarded and wrapped to another gift and give to others. Plot Twist: That wrapper might be the one that you have given to somebody else 😂😂

[@anshikachauhan6773]

That the only reason we Indian's open gifts so carefully ....right

[@aiko9393]

I do that too lol

[@SnowLily123]

It’s just so much fun to rip up the wrapping paper and throw it all over the place 😂

[@dame_nation]

I just learned that I've always opened presents Japanesely, and that makes me very happy.

[@pluckybellhop66]

You did it the way you wanted to, nothing japanese or american about that.

[@dame_nation]

@@pluckybellhop66 yeah but I got a ❤ from George and you didn't. 😁

[@MiistuhSLS]

One time I opened a present the "Japanese way" and my mom just said "just rip it off"

[@grimmreaper1594]

Me shredding the paper into tiny peices: “what an interesting element of culture”

[@springpanther]

I actually do it the Japanese way because I don't want to ruin the pattern. The patterns could be very beautiful. Even though most of the time others keep telling me to just open the present already. 🤣 Also, I love the challenge of trying to open them too

[@naturescritter4691]

I’m American and I love opening the presents the “Japanese “ way

[@Chars_grwms]

Im American its so relatable 😂 but just so you know we read who its from,and we are very grateful.

[@jadynnewsome9696]

It seems like as an American I grow to wish I wasn't everyday...

[@RepTheFam]

That's fucked up and you can leave anytime and i insist if you continue to feel this way, leave and don't vote on your way out because there's no point if you're not going to stay. Im sure we can find someone to trade you with and they'd be a lot my re grateful for being an American.

[@jadynnewsome9696]

@@RepTheFam idk if you think this is a joke or fr but no, I don't like being an American we are seen as the worst people in the world based on the things we do. I wish I wasn't apart of this but it's nothing I can do about and I'm not gonna do anything about it

[@RepTheFam]

@@jadynnewsome9696 well we're not. Fuck the world. All the do is start world wars and cry for us to join.

[@jadynnewsome9696]

@@RepTheFam sir, thia comment was a freaking joke so go do something else about your life. and stop acting like being American is so fun

[@RepTheFam]

@@jadynnewsome9696 worst people hmmm that's demonstrably untrue. we are a beacon of hope for tens of millions that are stuck in shitty situations. You just focus on the dumb shit our government has done and not the good. "No one is a true believer like a converted" you need to wake the fuck to some facts like when ever there's a disaster our private citizens donate the most for those causes. Our front door says "bring us your tired and poor". A nation's people isn't their government.

[@opaldrawz797]

I personally HATE ripping wrapping paper, I always love how it looks! And when I’m having a bad day all I gotta do is look at a teeny tiny bit of it and it immediately makes me remember all the awesome times during the holidays!

[@sunflower7045]

Talk about feeling your gift is appreciated!! 💝

[@samuelmelendez7566]

*Me seeing that Ive been opening it like the "Japanese way" the whole time* Maybe I'm Japanese

[@pier5399]

0:27 Is using a knife or scissors ok to rip the tape, in Japan ?

[@nightbringer6066]

dude nobody cares its god damn tape, people take japanese culture overly serious

[@GeorgeJapan]

Sure, You can do anything

[@IlGODLYII]

Yea I try to open it politely and calm because I know it's a gift and should be appreciated, but my parents are always like just open it! 😂

[@ruthelenguillaume3495]

As an American, I always tell people that get me gifts “don’t wrap them” because 1.) I appreciate them just the way they are (don’t have to put so much effort in wrapping them) and 2.) because I will rip it all.

[@anyanan412]

Wow!

[@lightyagamitulpa8099]

I've heard that Japanese people will apologise when giving you a present. Is that true?

[@BarbaricBarbie]

It’s a custom in Japan to formally “apologize” and bow while handing the gift to show how humble you are for the gift being so small and insignificant. Even if it isn’t a small gift …

[@The_LoganFields]

When you opened it in the USA way I cried out laughing

[@yourwitchbesti]

In Austria we open gifts like the Japanese. 1. We don’t rip the paper because we are showing gratitude towards the person that took the time to wrap it. 2. Because it’s a cultural thing that has been done for centuries

[@trustfratedarmy4655]

In india we do the same,we carefully open the wrap not only because show respect, but to save that wraper for another gift 😂🇮🇳I love cheap thrills🙋‍♂

[@danielleking262]

lmao yep, rip it to shreds, but laughed harder at the part where you yeeted it across the room 😂

[@n.sh.42]

Somebody spends time and effort to wrap your gift. Have respect and open it gracefully. Not all Americans do that. There are many different socioeconomic levels of families who raise their kids differently.

[@MoonS1337]

Tearing apart the wrapping paper is how we show that we are excited about the gift we recieved.

[@samuelpenn4624]

Literally laughed out loud!!😳🤣

[@chew_1993]

I have a small Etsy shop and I think people really like receiving something that is well and thoughtfully packaged. I definitely have taken inspiration from Japanese culture and how they treat ordinary objects respectfully and the attention to detail that is built into even the most mundane things.

[@Tsuki.99]

I've always opened the gifts like this. I love the wrapping paper so much, It's my favorite part of presents, wrapping and opening them

[@jackhalliday4245]

I loved how he just ripped it open and just YEETED it

[@dam_sara8404]

Him: explaining why they open it that way Me: aaaaaand my mom keeps the wrapper and reuses it on another gift we give 🤣👌

[@neetupambora4782]

I also open my present shown like in the first way but that doesn't mean that it's"Japanese way". There are other people out there too who are polite and open there presents calmly too. It's not just "Japanese" who does it that way.

[@randomasshumanbeing2078]

I do the exact same thing and my American family thinks I’m quote on quote “weird” ha! Say that to the people in Japan MOM!

[@nikkimiddlekillsday5161]

Actually that's how I open my gifts, it drove my aunt crazy shouting "Just tear it!" 😂

[@jennyharrell5938]

The way you just brought back the memories of my family just throwing balled up wrapping paper at eachother on Christmas morning. 😍

[@AviMaria-ci6fs]

Him : how people open their gifts Me : did he just get a tissue box for Christmas

[@enesakbulut7491]

İ love the MURİCA way. riping it apart is LOT and LOT satisfying

[@vickikay54]

When I visited Japan, I was enthralled with the way the ladies wrapped the most mundane items. I remember opening things very carefully and refolding the wrapper so I could try to learn how they did it. Everything is done beautifully in Japan.

[@coopersrep13]

The American way just got me wheezing for 1 minute 78 seconds and 33 years lol

[@azumi8557]

I do the ''Japanese'' way so we can use the same wrapping paper for birthdays, Christmas, etc.

[@aseelal535]

In the whole world the gift-giving is so not only Americans, the Japanese are unique 😂😅

[@cookaracha6272]

The way he just politely yeeted the wrapping away

[@Northside6]

I love Japan's way how they open gifts on Christmas and also I love their culture so cool in Tokyo so pretty

[@fartemisfartmallow8647]

The ending had me rolling! 😂

[@thatkawaiigirlfromhawaii]

I unwrap it this way too because I could use this wrapper when I gift someone else

[@honestlynot.8231]

Honestly here we just wrap presents to just hide the gift LOL

[@jinshin5392]

I open gifts the Japanese way, because I want to save the wrapper. That's why I love Japanese people, so polite. 😊🌸♡

[@freemelons1706]

oh god, I remember my mom telling me to unrap the presents carefully so we can reuse the rapping for another gift LOL

[@flashbackfun5382]

These is actually very nice , relaxing and funny to watch at the end. 🤭🥰

[@devanandak4299]

I open my presents in " japanese" way because "I can reuse that wrapping paper"