My MOST EMBARRASSING Japan moment

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#english #japanese
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[@Taylormino]

The new set up looks great. I recently did my interview at the Embassy of Japan in the UK for JET. Hearing your experiences over the years has given me a lot of insight! It's great some of the OGs like yourself and Victor are back!

[@unrested]

Congratz on that. That’s a hard program to get into but you pretty much won the lotto on that one. Great pay and great schools!

[@baemheadshot86]

i think the new setup works wonderfully! really glad i found you again, i totally forgot how i loved listening to your stories :) brb binging all the stuff i missed!

[@SusanMiles]

i was legitimately thinking i should leave a comment when you mentioned it, so here goes - i'm a super long-time subscriber, always happy to see it when you start posting again. it's been interesting to watch you mature over the years, interesting to see you back in the us. just generally enjoy your work. thank you for sharing your experiences and insights with us!

[@unrested]

Welcome back!

[@xRekhyt]

Great setup and awesome lighting. Much better than the old format! As for your story: a classic. Japanese is a very hard language, it's context based and there are many words which sound super similar. It's just a matter of time until you make your first big mistake and people start either giggling or looking away in discomfort. But hey, that's how you learn not to make this mistake ever again. And the good thing is that you can get away with maaany mistakes as a foreigner. :)

[@marksabados8438]

Hey Scott long time follower here, I knew they couldn't keep a good man down. I still remember the story you told about when you first got off the plane in Japan and not long after how sick you got and not knowing a ton of Japanese how you had to communicate in a non verbal way..good memory. And I will NEVER forget the tamago song... Lol

[@unrested]

Oh wow that brings back memories lol. I lost my voice in the first week and Japan had all these crazy iodine mouth washes. I remember thinking I just want some goddamn DayQuil. Which they had their own version of but i had no idea wtf I was doing or saying lol.

[@ycdwtv7017]

Finally a video from you that doesn't start with an apology of not being able to create videos 😅

[@unrested]

Sorry about all the apologies even this one I am including in my apology reply lol

[@ycdwtv7017]

@@unrested haha you're the best

[@Omegalux]

Commenting to fight the algorithm. But as always, great content. I miss the old Vlog days.

[@unrested]

Thanks for sticking with me!

[@0Ninja0Dude0]

I would've totally played into it 🤣. You should've gotten some gummy eyeballs and worms or something and stuck them in your PB&J

[@shiv_ring]

Always feels good to spot a new video of yours. :)

[@unrested]

Thanks for watching!

[@Ilyasse.C]

Great to see you Scott, and the new set up is fantastic!

[@gzpz5954]

Thanks, Scott. This was a fun one.

[@unrested]

Glad you enjoyed it!

[@nagoyajon]

Good to have you back!

[@bethanyui]

That's a really funny and cute story haha

[@LadyDarkSunMoon]

My sister had a similar story when she was studying at Kansai Gaidai, she went to karaoke with some friends and when she was a bit drunk, she ordered "shoyu" instead of "soju" and although the waiter gave her a strange look and asked if she was sure about it, in her state, she was very adamant that that was what she wanted... But I think possibily every gaijin that's ever been to Japan could tell a similar story of messing up between two words that are somewhat similar or close in meaning , orthograph or sound... The camera and mic settings seem fine to me, BTW!

[@unrested]

I never did this but I remember hearing stories of gaijin at nova buying miso paste thinking it was peanut butter and making sandwiches with jelly and after biting in understanding what a critical mistake they had made.

[@LadyDarkSunMoon]

@@unrested Wow, that sounds like the only way you could make this worse tasting is with marmite or vegemite instead; that would be WAAAAYYY too salty and much less smooth that peanut butter (especially if you're used to the very sweet type we have in North America!)

[@SIG442]

Great story Scott haha Your mic sounds great, and please don't mind the brushes as it's part of who you are.

[@unrested]

Good to know!

[@Dark_SouI]

Nice to see you back again , guess you doing good.

[@unrested]

Yeah thanks

[@JRockBlessing]

Scott does not age.

[@prepaidpipper2255]

The artwork in the background look awesome, are these hand drawn or bought?

[@paulthewhite]

I believe all of those are his works of art and a few videos back he did a room tour type thing which shows some of them in better detail.

[@unrested]

I drew them all it’s part of my own fantasy world called sky coffin

[@Matokake1204]

That's good

[@yaofan8072]

真岛酱最棒了

[@Matokake1204]

小花

[@Thomas5k]

I love you, Scott, but you made some big errors here. 蜂蜜 (hachimitsu) means bee nector, aka honey. 鼻水 (hanamizu) means snot/mucus. I think you're mishearing みつ (mitsu) for みず (mizu). If I'm misunderstanding, I'm sorry. Also, I'm including the romanji in the parenthesis for the potential readers; I don't know your Japanese level. Regardless, thank you for the story. I enjoy hearing about it.

[@unrested]

Better I just talk about my mistakes in Japanese rather than try to teach it lol. Thanks for watching!

[@slackymoo8311]

Lol

[@lateblossom]

I would LOVE to try the school lunches. They are prolly so much better than the American lunches ^_^

[@unrested]

They definitely are. Can confirm having worked in both school systems

[@latinstuff1]

this is the unrested we missed !

[@thrusteavis]

new unrezted poGgg

[@yaofan8072]

我喜八尾。我们计划在下个月内结婚。这个视频八尾明一样激动人心。

[@Scott_Inksmith]

Congrats!😊

[@Besogon11]

miTSu or mizu?

[@unrested]

Hmmm I haven’t written it in romaji in a while I believe Mitsu

[@Besogon11]

@@unrested water should be mizu, but my point is that you are pronouncing it kinda like mitsu which means "three". I could be wrong though, I don't speak japanese.

[@StarBreak]

You don't like natto!? Unsubscribed. ww

[@unrested]

lol I tried so many times and every time it’s like…yeah still not digging this