Japanese Perspectives on Indians in Nishi-Kasai, Tokyo.

[@chinmayverse]

When i went to the 711 for my interview. That time 店長 told me that　"Japanese language is tough for, but i think you are a intresting and kind person", and he hired me. Also when i make some mistake, he taught me the right way very kindly. Japanese people are great teachers. Love your video. ♥️

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

That's a heartwarming story and I'm glad you had such an experience in Japan! 😉 I like that kind of personality of the 店長！😊

[@dope_guy_]

​@@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku Russia And Japan Are Love After India For Me!!!! We Should Continue With Our Friendship ❤ Never Met With Any Japanese But Ik They Are Kind And Sweet People.... We Indians Love Y'all Too❤

[@blackman7186]

6:06 Fun fact, the Foreign Minister of India is married to a Japanese woman. He met her during his work at the indian embassy in Japan.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Glad to know that! Working in an embassy... She must be a bright Japanese woman!

[@ashishnegi9602]

LOL I was about to write that. lol

[@bm1713]

His name is s. Jaishankar

[@tusharkumar8750]

​​@@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku Yep! Her name is Kyoko S. Jaishankar. She Greets all the G20 Members last Year in G20 Meeting.

[@chirayatabasu]

Indians in general are much louder people than Japanese, but I feel everyone should respect the culture of the land they stay in ! And almost everyone in India loves japan !

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thank you for your respectful comment! I think most Japanese people like India too!😊

[@mayankthakur7070]

In my opinion also wherever people migrate they bring their culture to that country but they should not impose that on other, we should respect them, and Japanese are most peaceful and mature.

[@fury1435]

Actually even in south of India people never celebrate things with DJ and dancing usually it's always poojas or some community celebration in the morning, I had this culture shock when I went to north 😅

[@fortunedecoder9344]

You can have all the positive thoughts or attitudes or attributes but life has its own rules and regulations

[@Kathakathan11]

I am an Indian and I am not loud normally, I just laugh loud. But also I love to talk.

[@STARK50]

Japan was probably one of first country that I fell in love with. Doremon, Ninja Hatori etc. were literally my childhood❤

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

I think you are in the same generation as me. I used to enjoy watching them on TV when I was a kid too!🤩

[@ashikak2681]

Shin Chan ❤

[@zam219]

@@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku Shin Chan favourite

[@adarshchoudhary3785]

You just remind my lovely childhood.what a day it was...!❤

[@chaituadamus]

Pokemon, transformers, Beyblade for me.😅

[@Itachi_Uchiha_ANBU1]

One thing that India could learn from Japanese people is cleanliness. One day I would really love to travel to Japan and see the beautiful country.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thanks for your respectful comment! You are always welcomed in Japan. BTW, I have been to India once and sometimes miss the lively atmosphere. I would love to travel to India again in the future too! 😁😁😁

[@abhishekpankaj0108]

India loves Japan and its people in every manner. we admire Late Respected Former PM Mr. Shinzo Abe . He was a great friend of India.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Yes! Mr. Abe was especially well-received in the area of diplomacy. Such a regret we've lost him... 😥😥😥

[@Mihawk-Hawk-eye]

​@@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku Do you punish Mr Abe Assaisns Or not? As an Indian am curious

[@blue_butterfly436]

@@Mihawk-Hawk-eye TBH as a indian view Mr Abe was a great men he was the first men who try to improve indo- japan relation at the time where US and the whole west is just trying to start war at different country. Asian country should be united.

[@darkreaper4990]

"They like cricket" oh boy, he knows us too well 😂

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Yes, he does! 🤣

[@The_Black_Caps]

😂😂😂I am glad he knows that about us folks

[@sreemantripathy7982]

​​@@The_Black_Caps bro WTF, your pfp and username are polar opposite to each other 💀

[@The_Black_Caps]

@@sreemantripathy7982 ahahhahah I know 😈😈

[@babyboo3236]

And they shake their heads when they agree with you which can be confusing

[@chirayatabasu]

A point I'd like to add is, In Japan the houses are built with more robust but light weight materials to decrease collateral damage during Earthquakes, which are not as soundproof as heavy solid brick and concrete buildings of India ! So it might get disturbing for neighbours in japan unlike in india ! Again, respect the culture of the land u live in

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

That's a good point. You know well about Japan! My house has thin walls....😂

[@aleenaprasannan2146]

I feel sorry for that person who got annoyed by the loud music. As an Indian sensitive to sound and get migraines during festival season, I empathize with him. Japanese people seem to retire early, I guess? Here in India, 5 pm is when people start getting loud. Permissions are given for events upto 10pm here. I've also had to call the police for a noise complaint when they were too loud past 10pm

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts. It's always fun to learn about the different customs and rules of other cultures and countries. Even people in India feel differently! It's good to know! 😄😄😄

[@usara6417]

I am Indian from India. I love how politely this gentleman is expressing his opinion of the loud Indians. Yes I agree with him that our people are either ignorant of social etiquette in foreign lands or arrogant enough to not respect it. Feeling embarrassed 😞

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

You don't have to worry about it. I think these things are natural, and the important thing is how we can compromise and deal with such an issue. I thank the gentleman who kindly talked about it.🙂🙂🙂

[@ujjawaltyagi8540]

it was an awesome video....As a Indian living in India, people here really appreciate Japanese people for their hard work and discipline ! Right now I am learning Japanese language so that i can make Japanese friends ! Keep making videos

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thanks for your encouraging comment! I admire Indian peoples' hospitality, friendliness and brightness as mentioned in this video. Good luck for your Japanese study!😉 Hope you will make lots of Japanese friends!!

[@cameronsaunders9020]

What is up with people wanting to specifically make “Japanese friends”? Just go out and make friends lol. It’s weird as hell

[@PasscodeAdvance]

I want to settle down permanently in Japan

[@ujjawaltyagi8540]

@@るんるん-x6l arigato !!

[@iitn8437]

@@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku as engineering student my views are technology only gets better when shared and i am person who want technological progress of india . japan is great partner and friend of india . but this great diplomatic partnership also should extend to people to people connections .

[@1983simi]

I'm German married to an Indian man. We visited Japan for the very first time short before the pandemic. My husband had such an easy time interacting with people and acting politely. Everyone we met seemed to instantly intuitively like him. We didn't experience any of the 'foreigner bubble' that many Western tourists talk/complain about in Japan. While Japanese and Indian culture are of course very different in many ways - Indians being more expressive, lively, colorful, etc while Japanese tend to be more low-key, reserved... - I do think Japanese and Indians share very crucial core values that make it easy for them to see eye to eye, and as for the difference, many of them are differences that they appreciate about each other. Indians are very impressed with how orderly, organized, clean, calm, developed and disciplined Japan is. It inspires instant respect and admiration in every Indian person I've ever talked to about Japan. At the same time trying to behave well as a guest, respecting elders, not being entitled, and understanding that community welfare and harmony is more important than individual vanity, that's something both cultures share. Meanwhile, the Japanese seem to recognize and admire Indians' more open sociable attitudes, but also the fact that they value education just as highly as themselves. But most of all I've never seen Indian in Japan behave entitled. If they make a mistake they will be very apologetic, while other kinds of foreigners might try and argue out of entitlement. It's a combination of factors that make those two cultures that seem to be so different on first glance - which they are - still very compatible imo.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Having lived near Nishi-Kasai (so-called Mini-India in Japan) for decades myself, I've seldom heard Japanese people complaining about Indian residents. This is probably because Indian people are also very respectful to us Japanese. So, I agree with the notion that Indians and Japanese are compatible! 😍😍😍

[@yoya4766]

The points I'd add to your excellent analysis are: Indians and Japanese have a certain grace, a delicacy of movement, that other cultures don't have. They also have humility and respect for all, including the natural environment. Zen has it's roots in Buddhism which ofc came from India and may be part of the reason for these similarities. They can mesh together in a way other, even asian cultures e.g. chinese, don't. It must be noted the Indians going to Japan are generally educated and affluent, so not totally representative of the average.

[@narenmenon6906]

I have the highest respect for people from Japan. They really appreciate and reciprocate even the smallest of courtesies shown to them.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thanks for your comment. We are flattered!🤣🤣🤣

[@rashmikiran4602]

As an Indian, I am really sorry 😅 for being Loud . And thankful for being kind and polite enough to not have hard feelings towards my fellow Indian. As I am aware that Japanese don't really like loud noise and loud music😅. And being a foreigner and not respecting the cultural values of the very country is indeed kind of bad. But thankyou for being understanding. Btw, the Minister of External Affairs of India Dr.S.Jaishankar is actually married to a Japanese. And trust me they make an adorable couple , plus the man he is, who won't fall for his intelligence and diplomatic views . He is extremely an excellent , an outstanding External Affairs minister that India ever had in our History.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

I'm truly proud to know that a Japanese woman married to such a great Indian. I checked a photo of them. They look like a really nice couple!😍 Few Japanese people know this, so I will let my friends know this fact. Thank you!🤣

[@iitn8437]

@@RealVoiceTokyofromTakuloved your content it is very differnt from others who make either funny or stereotypical content about india . Please make more videos which actually make us understand japan in real way not like anime and tv show which are thousand miles away from reality.😅

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

@iitn8437 I really appreciate your comment. Your comment means to me a lot. I will do my best to make more videos that reflect Japanese culture and people's values. 😂

[@Amoghavarsha.]

You surely use lot of emojis , don't you 🤨​@@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku

[@Sticklemako]

There is no need to be sorry for being loud as a people. this is a problem.. you can be sorry that we are disturbing people in foreign land cause we are guests there but shaming Indians in general for our nature is extremely problematic.. you can say indians should adapt to the local customs of the nations we emigrate to.. that's a fair comment.

[@story-ju9cu]

As Indian we are indeed very loud either it's our voice or our laugh or music anything. I think it is due to our culture as every festival is based on singing bhajans, dancing , lot of people gather for every small occasion ,in simple terms we live in society, whereas people in japan prefers to live in islolation, they are calm , and speak low . I don't know which one is better. Personally I don't think i can be so soft spoken, and polite like a japanese women , and i don't think i can survive in too much rules, But every country is different and one should respect the law of the land so every indian living there should respect that.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thank you for your respectful and sensible comment!😊😊😊

[@Namoari941]

I’m totally agreed with you, too polite and too quiet doesn’t mean civilized, i can’t follow Japanese culture: don’t like bowing to people hundreds of times a day, when angry we should shout out loud, and laugh when happy or joyful . Too many rules make people stressed and depressed.

[@cracked8349]

Yes be more free 🤩​@@Namoari941

[@RamenKatsudon]

When you asked about international couples, I immediately thought of our External Affairs Minister, Dr. S Jaishankar and his wife Mrs. Kyoko Jaishankar! Great interview! Japan is at the top of my travel wish list

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

I'm glad that Japan is on your travel wish list! I want more Japanese people to know about Dr. S Jaishankar and his wife Mrs. Kyoko Jaishankar!😁😉

[@sriram_raghavan]

Japanese people are very hardworking. They rise up in all occasions. I am Indian researcher living in kobe, we love Japan.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thank you for loving Japan! I also admire hard-working Japanese people, especially my parents and grandparents generations since they developed Japan from nothing after the war.😌

[@IamACrafter]

Hey!, I'm myself an Indian, and I want to know how the research life in Japan is. How are you treated among your colleagues, advisors and mentors, and is there a significant language barrier when communicating your idea?

[@sriram_raghavan]

⁠@@IamACrafterthe answer is mixed, I believe there is a barrier for researchers in every country and also true for ones home country. It depends on the lab and individual team. My personal experience might not represent the a general consensus . Consider it as Gaussian distribution it has both positive and negative sides to it.

[@IamACrafter]

@@sriram_raghavan It makes sense. Thanks for taking your time!

[@siddhantkolke8000]

Yooo which company, my joining's in Kobe in October this year

[@弘田中]

日本ではインドの方が問題を起こすというのはほとんど聞いたことがないですね 祖国の名誉を守ってる素晴らしい人たちだと思います

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

ほんとにそうですよね。それと、日本に来るインドの人たちは色々と水準が高い人たちなのかもしれません。日本人はインド人と結構親和性が高いと感じます😊😊😊

[@rudeusgreyrat32]

Thank you for such a insightful video. Japanese and Indians get along really well i notice! I love Japanese culture and day to day lives and how they keep everything clean and neat. We Indians have a lot to learn from you ! Thank you!

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Same here! We should collaborate and learn more from Indian people! Thank you too!😆

[@atn3911]

I have been to Japan, and the hardest part was speaking softly! I love japan and the Japanese people! They are kind gentle and very respectful. Lovely video and lots of love.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thank you for your warm comment! Now sometimes I miss the busy streets that I traveled in India when I was young almost twenty years ago!😁😁😁

[@dummynodepanda]

Great interview! It's nice to see that many, especially elderly, Japanese people being open minded

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

I was also glad to meet those people and hear their open minded comments while interviewing. Thank you for watching this video!🤣

[@uditabhattacharya2824]

I am learning to Japanese and these videos with the short questions and answers help so much with understanding how to speak. Thank you!

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

I'm glad that you learn Japanese from this video! This time there are various Japanese expressions, so I also enjoyed interviewing! 😊

[@pandkar89]

"They talk to loudly. Im 10 meters away, and why should i be hearing their conversation?" XD XD that got me bad XD

[@BBCBullshit]

One can only aspire to be a well disciplined society like Japan and we can learn a lot from Japanese people, we once had a glorious past but modern India has so many flaws due to past struggles and invasions but we aspire to be that great civilization we once were. We need improvement on so many level and I am positive we will with time and Japan will be our guidebook for that...

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Japan is a small island nation, so its people share the same values easily. But in a country as vast as India, I can imagine how difficult it is to have the same value! 🙄 But there are so many smart and bright people there, so I'm sure India will be the greatest country in the future!

[@story-ju9cu]

​@@RealVoiceTokyofromTakui wish one day we became as disciplined as Japanese people.

[@bradpitt4561]

One thing japan has earned from world war 2 is the trust of Indian because they were helping indian to throw Brits out of india and Indian never forget that favour even if the whole world is against you Indian will support you ..ask the Russians they will confirm this... just my opinion...

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! It's great to hear about the historical perspectives from you because it is not widely recognized in Japan. It means a lot to us, feeling connection with Indian people in history!😂

[@kaycey7361]

Japan is an inspiration to the world. They are modern yet kept it traditional value. Japan is the jewel of asia

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

We are flattered! I personally think India will be a leader of the next era in the world! 😉😉😉

[@sushmitahiremath1581]

I was really happy after seeing this lot of peoples they are only considering indian negativity but Japanese people are very nice I loved it ❤

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thank you for your comment! I was also glad to hear many Japanese commented about Indians positively while I interviewed them!😂

[@moviesenthil]

Just when he was saying Japanese people are quiet, that kid shouting! Hilarious! Lovely interviews.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

I didn't notice it! Yes, it was 4:52 & 4:59 & 5:10. Who is trying to ruin the interview? 😂😂😂 It Is hilarious! Thanks for noticing it!

[@rammat1624]

As an Indian and a polyglot, I love learning languages. I talk a few indian languages and recently started watching Japanese and korean content online and fell in love with the Japanese language and culture. In the beginning I found the culture flawless. People are very honest, hardworking and polite which I admire the most in people and always trying implement in my life and practices. But, when I started researching more about the culture of Japan, i found few details of it scary. Work culture sounds almost toxic there. Especially the hierarchy system. You have continue working until your senior decides to leave work. There's no exact time to leave work and harassment at work place is very common. Second point is that the culture is Suffocatingly polite that they don't express any real feeling or thoughts outwardly that you can't believe or validate anything they say. Because, they believe it is rude to be openly saying your opinion which may hurt the other person or people. There is something called Hikkimori i their society. I think its the result of extreme control over one own emotional expression. People are forced to supress the expression of their feeling that more people suffer depression and eventually some becomes Hikkimori. Its extremely difficult to maintain friendships with Japanese people. They will be very polite to you but never include you. After learning all this, I feel indian culture is not bad as i thought it is. Our noicy loud culture gives us the space to express ourselves and we are not as depressed as other cuitures. It never allows you to isolate yourselves to an extreme poin that you become a hikkimori. So, lets be happy and loud and laugh and talk with friends and have more belly laugh and when in Japan keep it little quiet so they don't get annoyed at us.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thank you for your insightful comment! Japan's corporate and working culture has been becoming less traditional these days, but yes, there are still many companies with outdated traditional mindsets you mentioned. Japanese culture is somewhat closed so I believe they should be more open and enjoy their daily lives!🤗

[@rammat1624]

@@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku Thank you so much for replying. I don't believe any society would be 100% perfect. Let's all learn from each other and move forward to an almost perfect one.

[@msdolly6101981]

This is the reason I say, be a Japanese when outside the house, be a Indian when inside the house.

[@sodiumchloride5202]

Honestly speaking as an Indian, Japanese is easier for me to learn than any european language because we have similar grammar system. I learnt Japanese grammar in just 3 days. Kanji is the only hard thing which needs practice. I have been to Japan 5 years ago and visited Osaka, Kyoto, Enoshima, Hiroshima, Sapporo, Nagoro village etc. I visited Uji city of Kyoto as I am a big fan of Hibike Euphonium anime and it was a great experience.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

The Hindi language is one of Indo-European languages whereas the Japanese language doesn't belong to any language family. So, for most Indians, I guessed European languages are easier than Japanese. Maybe you are talented in language learning! And yes, Kanji is the hardest part of Japanese, even for me! 😅😅

[@SemiPro_Nub]

06:13 you could've followed that up with "Well, Did you know that the Foreign Minister/External Minister of India is married to a Japanese woman?"

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Yeah, only if I had known the fact! It would be a great surprise to them and could have drawn interesting reactions!🤭🤭

[@doragonmeido]

YOOOO I didn't expect to hear about Yogi-san in this video

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

I'm glad you know his name!😆

[@ihmsfm1040]

These videos are very helpful for someone trying to learn Japanese. Thanks!

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thank you too for your comment! It's very encouraging!😉 Good luck for your study!

[@Clklom]

My fav people on the planet - Japanese.....love from India...❤

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

I love Indian people too!😆

[@Mrbombastic614]

Almost every Indian love Japan . I grew up watching Doraemon , Shinchan , Kitretsu , Ninja Hatori , Perman , Pokemon , Bayblade , Dragon Ball Z etc . and i immediately fell in love with Japan . When i grew up i got to know about amazing culture of Japan especially Shinto Religion which has soo many similarities with Hinduism and Buddhism at soo many levels . Japanese worship same gods as Indians like Sarawati goddess of Knowledge etc . Then i learnt how Japanese companies have invested in India and helping in our Industrialisation efforts and make us developed country . Recently Indias longest bridge MTHL 21 km long engineering marvel haa been built with Japanese funding + other infra projects like bullet train etc . And through vlogs i have found that Japan has less racism towards India in comparison to Korea or China . And when Shinjo Abe was sh0t i literally cired and he is the only world leader on whose demise i shed tears literally every indian was mourning like someone from their family has departed my eyes are wet writing my heart out feelings . Long live Japan indiA ❤ . TWO GREAT NATIONS TWO GREAT CIVILIZATIONS .

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thank you so much for your heart-warming comment. It's surprising you know about Shinto! I'm sure both countries will be able to foster the relationship going forward!😊😊😊

[@seeco3829]

Wanted to know about indians abroad, but got good understanding on japanese instead. What a good hearted people!

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thanks for your heart-warming comment!!😂😂😂

[@Mythos27]

I know this is 10 months old but the video has some valuable insights on Japanese sociology. As an Indian don’t actively think about loudness while interacting with others, we simply go with the flow but we need to understand and respect the culture and acceptable norms of the country and community we are visiting, or living in. It’s a simple concept in my head - “If I don’t like someone taking a piss at my door I should not take a piss at their door”.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thanks for the useful insight. “If I don't like someone taking a piss at my door I should not take a piss at their door”. I love this metaphor. If people all over the world thought this way, the world would be a better place! 🤩🤩

[@saawankrushnan7782]

Just a small thing you'd find interesting. The Top diplomat of India, Minister for Foreign affairs Mr. Jaishankar's wife is Japanese. He was a diplomat in Japan too in his early days.

[@sarmisthabanik1299]

I visited japan last year, amazed to see anything & everything, people were so humble & polite, neat and cleanliness everywhere, extremely peaceful. Most beautiful city Tokyo❤...i wish i could live there for a longer time.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Yes, I think Tokyo is one of the safest and most peaceful destinations for tourists from abroad. It's rare to have such a city where people can walk freely at night without worrying about being attacked by robbers. Hope you live in Japan someday!😊😊😊

[@sarmisthabanik1299]

@@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku very true 🙂👍

[@darkreaper4990]

8:01 I really admire and respect that uncle 🤩I think people should be able live peacefully no matter where they are and utilize their talents to the best of their ability whichever country they are living in, whether it's their homeland or not. That and many other small things can go a long way towards a relatively more peaceful global society. edit: sorry for spamming 😅

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Right! He was a great guy with his opinion and global mindset. I should understand and respect people from other countries! 😄

[@kavanspace1654]

To all Indians in foreign countries ... learn to respect local culture, rules , laws , languages and tradition. You need to do that.

[@AB_NYC]

I am of Indian origin, I think if your are Indian in Japan, you need to respect their culture and not play loud music in the open at night, maybe rent a hall away from everyone. I think Indians can learn from Japanese on keeping the environment clean. Also, I think Indians/Hindus should rediscover their martial arts and take inspiration from the Japanese. The Japanese can take inspiration from the Hindu faith and practice Shintoism and Buddhism. I love Japan and India.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thank you for your thoughtful comment! Yes, both Indians and Japanese can find inspiration and learn from each other's traditions. Learning from different cultures is enriching. I love India too!😊😊😊

[@blackman7186]

I guess the complaint from the elderly gentlemen about the loud music is somewhat valid as old people prefer quiet especially japanese. Well, in India, 5PM isn't really considered late. In india, the law is that you can put on music on loudspeakers until 9PM but ya different countries have different rules and you gotta respect them. However, the complaint about talking loudly while walking in thr neighbourhood a bit unreasonable in my opinion. In india its not so quiet even at night so people tend to speak louder as you'd expect and it sort of becomes a habit which is hard to remove. But i bet most try their best to speak quieter but even their quieter is loud for the Japanese people. I feel like just as foreigners should respect different country's laws and culture, locals should also be a bit more considerate and understanding towards foreigners just a bit if not too much.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

I feel the same way! Both should try to learn and understand more about the others culture and lifestyle. I really appreciate you share your detailed info and insight like this! 😄

[@beezlebub9]

I agree. Even their quiet is very loud by most standards - living in Singapore you have a lot of recent Indians who move here and speak very loudly even in public transport when no one else is talking.

[@ori5581]

Why locals have to be considerate for foreighner? If you don’t like their rule, you should leave.. it is not your country

[@jishnu9551]

​​@@ori5581It helps integrate them, being a little considerate isn't bad. Of course there's a line not to be crossed.

[@trend562]

Why did the 1st person said that talented people are not treated well in India. Indian people like to travel, explore, live in other countries. That doesn't mean there are no opportunities in India.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

He does not mention working conditions in India. All he is saying is that if foreigners working in Japan are not treated well, including salaries, talented Indians will not bother to come to Japan.🙄

[@Srimanti_Roy]

I'm an indian and i really have a great respect for japan and Japanese people In that interview everyone seems to be polite and full of positivity Also i wanna thank japan for making my childhood memorable ( Takeshi's castle , Shin chan , Pokémon ,Doraemon , Anime) Lot's of Love Japan❤

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

I always appreciate Indians' love for Japan including anime culture! Maybe amines are the best export products made in Japan, haha. 🤣🤣

[@AdamantMindset]

i think indian and japanese could make a good couple. like both have deep cultural background and each would have exciting life celebrating both their culture.

[@Amoghavarsha.]

Naah We are opposite. Most Indians don't take things seriously whereas they are mostly serious and deep minded people .

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Yes, it will be a good collaboration!😄

[@grajiv1979]

Well I think an Indian Man and Japanese woman would make a great couple because once you are married in India most husbands become quiet and Wife talks a lot...Getting married to a Japanese women for an Indian is a wish from Gods. They will make amazing couple. But Japanese Man getting Indian Wife....will work too as Men are tuned to being quiet ...but they need to learn a lot of patience

[@Varalakshmidhanapal]

Japanese people are broad minded, how welcoming they are😮😮,we Indians think Japanese people as Hard workers,their products are genuine,enduring.The interview is good

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

I've heard that Indians are also hand workers! Thank you for your complement!😉😉😉

[@Sticklemako]

Yes we are loud and boisterous.. but that's our culture..i do agree when in japan we should try to reduce that cause we are guests after all but other than that we are proud of our nature.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

I think there used to be more festivals in Japan, but I feel like there are fewer and fewer these days, which is a shame!🤔

[@rahulasiet]

My love to Japan and its people. The whole I would say is always learning something from Japan everyday.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thank you! We, the Japanese, should also learn from India too!😉😉😉

[@Berserker-h4m]

The people of north East and Bengal have have some special connection and respect for Japanese people (for historical reasons primarily). Japanese people really build their country to from nothing, their hardwork really inspire me, and not only that Japan also made my childhood ❤. I am learning Japanese for my JLPT exam, and i am willing to study in Japan, hope i make it ,to this beautiful country.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thanks for your positive impression of Japan and your motivation to live, study, and work in Japan! I hope you will do well with JLPT. I too admire our previous hardworking generations! Best of luck! 😉😉😉

[@SuperMan-nv6iu]

I don't know much about Japanese people, but they seem like decent and respectful people.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thanks for your impression. Yes, they are!😊😉

[@abhishekchaudhary9542]

Hi. Japan is definitely on the top of my "TO VISIT' list. I'm in love with japanese cars and it's car culture and people. Wish to visit soon. Also, there's an youtuber named Ajay Pandey(He lives in Osaka i guess ) who recently got married to a half japanese girl. They both make a fantastic couple.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thanks for your love with Japan! I just took a look at his channel and found a lot of attractive content! I hope you will have a good time in Japan.😉

[@f.w.s.b6631]

As an Indian (from West Bengal) I appreciate Japan for helping our freedom fighter Netaji Subhas Chandra Bose and Rashbehari Bose in 1940s to help India gain independence from the British and helping the Azad Hind Fauj or the INA. Even though I condemn the actions of the Japanese empire on South east and east asians, I have to accept that Japan was a really good ally of us. Japanese painter Okakura inspired Abanindranath Tagore, the brother of Rabindranth Tagore, both of whom where great writers and the latter becoming the first Asian to recieve a Nobel prize and writing India's and Bangladesh's national anthems. Long live India-Japan friendship. BTW I heard that there is a temple named Renkoji dedicated to Netaji Bose in Jaan. When I will visit Japan, I really want to go there. 🇮🇳❤🇯🇵 Japan is my favourite country. So calm and disciplined people like Japanese are hard to find in many countries. 👍👍👍👍

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

I am always amazed that some Indians, like you, know more about Japanese history and culture than the average Japanese. Thank you for your interest and for liking Japan! 🤣🤣🤣

[@ShubhamSingh-cy1dz]

Yes, we are loud and we do play loud music. We need to work on that. The old person narrated his story about loud music with respect, which is great.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thank you very much for your respectful comment!😊😊😊

[@IndiaBusinessInsights]

I have not been to Japan for many many years.. Should go soon... The first time I went was in 1985! Yes, you read that right. Indians were very rare, almost a curiosity in Japan... I really love Japan and I have admired their sense of discipline.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Wow, 1985! Did you study or work in Japan at that time? I was a kid in1985... I miss those days. I can easily imagine Japanese people back then must be curious about Indian people! 🤗🤗🤗

[@prakashm1468]

Indians love Japanese people and their culture so much. I know few of Japanese here in Little Tokyo in Chennai, where there are more than 300 Japanese companies & great Japanese residents.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

300 Japanese companies in Chennai? I didn't even know that there is Little Tokyo in there! Next time I visit India, I would also like to visit there! Thanks for the info!🤣🤣🤣

[@tarunika983]

Most of the Indians from Northern part ( Hindi speakers)are really loud..I agree.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

I'm not sure of the difference since I haven't lived in India but thanks for your interesting comment!😉

[@tarunika983]

@@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku please Visit Southern India and Northern East India you will see the defference in everything ☺️...

[@ashesofhopesinabonfireofdr6341]

Indians are not being loud to be obnoxious or to cause discomfort to others, we are just very open with our feelings and express our feelings through body language and clearly audible voice.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Yes, I think so too! 😉

[@captainhighbury1806]

As an Indian I had great admiration for Japan and Japanese culture in general. Indians can learn alot of things from Japanese people. Cleanliness, discipline, hard work respect for our won culture especially temples. Also refreshing to see total 180 degree opposite view of Indians among Japanese people as compared to koreans.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thank you for your warm comment! I really appreciate it! 😊😊😊

[@captainhighbury1806]

@@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku 🙏

[@Iti_Disha]

IDK why while watching this Korean perspective on India coming into my mind and respect for Japan and Japanese people are increasing ❤

[@RollickingDeka]

Indeed older Japanese folks know How they feel towards India. Because they have seen what our leaders had done on past whereas almost whole world condemned them for war crimes, treated them indifferently. We helped them when America nuked them

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thanks for your comment！ I agree that older people better know the world and India than young Japanese people today...😅😅

[@AryanKumar-jo1pz]

An absolutely amazing and insightful video

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thank you for your comment! It's very encouraging! I will continue to strive to create authentic videos in the future.😄

[@myglobalyt]

02:16 talk to this granny she talks so much positivity 😊thanks for giving good reviews even in india all ppl think japanes are the most humble and intelligent ppl🧘

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thank you for having a good image of Japan!😂

[@akhileshadepu5946]

Man You going to reply to every comment, so this explains how Japanese people are so dedicated .

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

haha, not all Japanese people are like this, but it's fun for me to interact with viewers. As long as I have time to reply, I will!😁😁😁

[@akhileshadepu5946]

@@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku man you deserve a sub

[@ELECTRONXX]

That's why in all east Asian countries I only like Japan bcoz they don't do any racism and respect each other. Lots of love to Japan 🇯🇵

[@Amoghavarsha.]

They seem like wise people...

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thanks! I think Japan is one of the least racist countries in the world. 😊

[@bijoymajumdar7089]

Sir So Nice Keep it up For sure you will Cross 100k subs Indian Audience are Everywhere

[@farukhsheikh5790]

​@YahikoAmekagure What language is this?

[@Amoghavarsha.]

​@farukhsheikh5790 those are gibberish Hindi...he recently picked up them from somewhere

[@SamuraiMonkey79]

Thanks a lot Bhai(Brother in Hindi) for being a bridge between two ancient civilizations,to the pious land of the rising Sun⛩️🇯🇵🙏🙏 from the land of Dharma🕉️🇮🇳🙏🙏

[@vetiarvind]

India and Japan are friendly countries and the people like each other too. In my family we used to have a motto "Be Indian (but) Buy Japanese" (this was during the Sony/Nintendo electronics era) when Japanese products were the best in the world. 4:36 yes we are loud, most foreigners (even westerners) are very loud compared to japanese people in public. I noticed the difference in Thailand. Japanese always speak in a low voice in restaurants. 5:15 I think Japanese maintain their public spaces and are better at civic sense than Indians. Maybe we need to teach our students to sweep and clean schools like they teach in Japan. Me and my Thai girlfriend plan to visit Japan one day. I have a Japanese-American friend too, I want to see Mount Fuji, take the shinkansen and go to the countryside on a motorcycle if possible.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thank you for watching the video thoroughly and for your respectful comment! I appreciate it. You have been to Thailand and have a girlfriend! I have been there several times and I always have had good times there. I hope you will also have a great time and enjoy Japanese things like shinkansen and mt. Fuji! 😍😍😍

[@anik1862]

面白い動画、どうもありがとうございます！日本人の考え方そして、勉強観点から見ると、新しい表現や言葉などが出てきて、いい勉強になりました! さまざまなトピックに関するこのようなビデオを楽しみにしています。

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

コメント有難うございます！そうですね、今回はいろいろな日本語の表現が出てきて面白かったですね！今後も興味深いビデオを作っていくように努力しますので宜しくお願いします！😉

[@anik1862]

ありがとうございます！ こちらこそよろしくお願いします。

[@dinanshubiswas2026]

A very well structured video indeed, as a Nihon fanatic from India , who grew up watching anime ,I spent hours researching every crook and nanny about this superpower of an island nation from its minamoto no yoshitsune days to current diet members , from the nanking incident to the only nation to stand up at the pinnacle of technology and economy with no natural resources and two nuclear bombs, from the epic tales in Shintoism and Buddhism to the stories of hectic black company culture and bullying , from producing one of the best most hardworking and successful work forces , in not only men but the women too (MRS WATANABE) to also having THE LOST GENERATION and NEET I think our culture , our history here in India has too many parallels with the Japan, from the warring periods, to dynasties (Jidai) to epic and mythology to culture I mean how can we forget , on how an Indian movie like 3 idiots fared so well in the japanese market I have seen the best and the worst , however it still is my dream to live at that nation, while as an adult I can appreciate India more, however one of the most ultimate goals is my life is to live in japan and contribute to it This video truly showcased all aspects of a Japanese perspective towards India, Please make more videos like these

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thank you so much for your comment. It's so impressive to know that there is an Indian like you who knows Japan better than average Japanese people including me! And thank you for your compliment. It's so rewarding and encouraging! It's always challenging to meet Japanese people who will comment on their true feelings about India, but I will keep trying again! 😉😉😉

[@fragrantbloom]

インド人です!日本大好きです

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

僕もインド大好きです！😍

[@rokkun-san]

I am having wonderful life here thanks to all Japanese people who are very kind and nice.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

I'm happy that you are having a wonderful life in Japan!!😊😊😊

[@adhvaitchauhan8449]

Japanese people being so quiet and calm, makes indians look loud. But its not about the volume, some words or sentences you just have to say it a certain way for it to mean exactly what the speaker is trying to say. Our foreign minister is married to a Japanese woman and im all for it. Visiting Japan is on the list for 2026-27..

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Japanese are said to be less expressive, which we can improve. I hope you will have an enjoyable stay in Japan🤗🤗🤗

[@Reviewnator]

Indian foreign minister is married to Japanese lady when he was on diplomatic mission to Japan back many years ago

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Yes, I've heard of that. More Japanese should know that!😆

[@djr3386]

Thank you for sharing this video. Your latest subscriber. 🙏

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Sounds sweet! Thank you too for subbing! 🤣🤣🤣

[@STORYOOO]

great man , love from india

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thanks! love from Japan😍😍😍

[@AS_41]

Doraemon was the first reason I fell in love with Japan for.. by watching it I gotta know about Japan and its beautiful culture.. love it ❤💙

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thanks for your sweet comment! It's interesting. We can learn another culture by watching anime. Yes, Doraemon portrays typical Japanese people's lives well! I love it too!🤣🤣🤣

[@sumedh_deole1111]

Hello there! India and Japan have a rich history, strong culture, and great values! Indian people love Japanese people and their culture, and the interest among younger generation to know about and experience Japan and its culture has been steadily increasing. We in India have a lot of festivals and every festival is celebrated with joy and happiness, and the enthusiasm is evident in the festivals, but at the same time I think we have to be respectful while we celebrate festivals in a foreign country. Japan is a beautiful country and ! would love to visit it someday!

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thank you for your respectful comment! I didn't know that many Indians even outside Japan have interests in Japan's culture and society. Some people say that both countries' cultures are similar, and some say the opposite. Either way, we need to respect each other, collaborate, and develop both societies together. 😊😊😊

[@sumedh_deole1111]

@@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku I feel Anime has helped us a lot in generating interest in Japanese culture, we do have some similarities in culture and a few differences but I think we very much share the same values.

[@PTI_USA]

It would be interesting if you also interview business executives from Suzuki (the largest car company in India) who worked in India and also talk to Buddhists and how they see India. Arigato from California

[@Lifeisshort-wealthylovewell]

We Indians can learn more from Japanese than the other way around. We make good CEOs being assertive and good at 😂maths.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

There are many CEOs from India in giant global companies! I'm jealous! 🤩🤩

[@Jayakrishnantr5217]

I love everything about Japan. The beautiful places, amazing food, awesome animes, and amazing kind people!!❤

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thanks for your positive image of Japan!😂😂😂

[@Jayakrishnantr5217]

@@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku Well Japan always feels like a positive place to me! 😊

[@emotionalIntelligence2078]

3:31 perfect phrase for loud music by us Indians. I say ghan ghan too, when they continue partying after 9pm over my head😂😅 - Indo - Japanese couple: Indian foreign minister S.Jaishankar's wife is Japanese.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

It's interesting that you also understand "ghan ghan (「ガンガン」in Japanese)" as an onomatopoeic word! This word is often used in the Japanese language. And yes, we are proud to know that India's great foreign minister's wife is a Japanese person! 😂😂😂

[@RoronoaZoro-qm8hp]

Thanks for sharing this with us.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

It's my pleasure.😉

[@indrajitgupta3280]

Such an interesting video.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

I'm glad you enjoyed this video!😊

[@sanyamsinghkalhans6438]

Lots of love from India ❤

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thank you!🥰

[@AnoNymous-i1o]

when I was growing up, in the 80s/90s, every Indian considered Japanese as their inspiration ie how to rise up from ashes & build your country. they told me Japan is so developed and full of robots and it can do anything. the perception has changed now, but the generations after generations of Indians have only love for Japan. we are all growing up with anime

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Yes, Japan and Japanese people are changing, but I hope Japan remains one of the respectable countries! 😊

[@22cranbrookave]

I visited Japan laat year. Stayed in Nishi Kasai for four days. There is a metro miseum under the station and Disneyland is near by too

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thanks for sharing your experience staying in Japan! Yes, Nishi-Kasai is near Tokyo Disney Land. I used to visit the metro museum several times. And don't forget Kasai Rinkai Koen Park (葛西臨海公園) where you can enjoy an aquarium and riding a giant ferris wheel! Overall, Nishi-Kasai and Kasai on Tozai-line metro is a nice place to for visitors to stay in Tokyo! I love these areas!😍😍😍

[@stalwardstallion]

I am indian. I worked under Japanese boss..he was very good person and enjoyed working with him

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

You are lucky to have a nice Japanese boss! I’m glad to hear that! 😉

[@SDFNI3894YR]

thank you. japanese people are sweet n hard working. love from mumbai.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thank you too for the positive image on Japan and its people!😊😊😊

[@socspmiala]

india can learn a lot from japan, namely discipline and work ethics . i admire japanese people for their humility. greetings🙏

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thanks for your positive comment.🤩

[@Arianmore2004]

Indians are literally connected to japan As childhood of indians kids passed watching Japanese anime Doremon,ninga hattori and many more etc I really likes japanese culture ,their discipline and many things For me tokyo and japan is like dream 😊

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

I loved Hattori although it was less popular than other animes! Thanks for liking Japanese culture and city!😄😄😄

[@boiled_fish_with_rice]

My friend who is ex drdl employee ( this indian company makes radars and missiles) joined mitsubishi defense industries, he lives in tokyo

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Your friend must be smart. He is building a successful career himself. 😄😄😄

[@bijoychandraroy]

This was interesting, love from Bangladesh

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thank you for your compliment!😂

[@johnnydoe3603]

It gets Loud when there are Festivals or Marriages. They don’t Care about the neighbors. It’s the Polar Opposite in Japan. Loudness is pretty much Not Appreciated. 😊

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

There used to be more festivals in Japan. Japanese people used be more powerful then, I guess. They are getting calmer and calmer today. I'm not sure if it's good.🙄

[@suvamdattabeheraclass-xaro266]

after all racism from western media, i think the japanse hate is nowadays, especially the younger generation

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

My personal impression is that younger people in Japan tend to be more flexible and open to diverse things than older people. From a personal point of view though.

[@suvamdattabeheraclass-xaro266]

@@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku aint no way you replied to that

[@shinobi121]

Your content is really good, Informative and Heartwarming lots and lots of love from India 🇮🇳❤.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Thank you so much. Your comment is really encouraging! 😍

[@trusfratedAP]

Japan's certainly the place for an Indian like me craving impeccable quietude.

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

Yes, it is, for sure!😄

[@YuukiKagurazaka246]

Yay! Introvert go!!😅

[@TurboMedal2]

same

[@ebiz05]

we Indians love Japan and Japanese people.....

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

We do. we are good friends! 😊😊😊

[@VamshiKrishna-r6d]

To be honest Japanese people are thinking that indians talk loud but actually most of the Japanese people talk with their diaphragm. I mean their sound comes from the chest so they don't speak louder. If any outsider speaks in correct tone like an indian they think it loub. Love from India ❤

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

That's a good point. In the Japanese language, we don't need to breathe a lot to project the voice. Maybe that's why Japanese people speak more silently...I guess.🙄🙄🙄

[@kavanspace1654]

Very nice video eye opening....

[@RealVoiceTokyofromTaku]

I'm glad to hear your comment!🤣