Top 10 Japanese Gestures | With Riko-chan

[@odietamo9376]

Thank you. I started to learn something new. I have even seen two or three of these gestures used before and had no idea what they meant.

[@fireeaglefitnessmartialart935]

she's so cute.

[@RichardHeiney]

Thank you! I know :D

[@josesantos2084]

There is a gesture a japanese girl made and I could not understand, she used the 2 yatta fingers, ✌, then started to make a similar sign as you showed in the 1:00 of the video. Kind like a quote and quote USA people make but just with one hand. That happend when we were saying goodbye and goodnight. What this sign exactly mean?

[@patrickslesicki3546]

Great job Rikp-Chan. Thank you!

[@adenval7]

she so joyus! love it, thanks for video! Arigato!

[@RichardHeiney]

Thanks Aden!

[@LerikCuritiba]

The “got you” gesture is the Leo diCaprio finger snapping meme I guess.

[@simplyme3559]

I want to visit Japan someday😊😇

[@idleeidolon]

That large zipper makes me realize that tetsuya nomura's character designs are kinda realistic.

[@rmollot]

Riko is so "kawai" !!

[@ultimobile]

thank you - I learned something here !

[@gizelop8481]

Thank, this will be great help

[@RichardHeiney]

have fun with it

[@ennemm9820]

Thank youuuuu ❤️

[@RichardHeiney]

You're welcome :)

[@laurianalunsford7187]

Very helpful. Thank you.

[@RichardHeiney]

You're most welcome :)

[@shahzadrao4598]

Riko chan 🇯🇵Arigato ⛩️🙏

[@soyosugawara2658]

she is so cute with makeup.

[@piotrb8434]

That's the biggest zipper I saw in my life.

[@RichardHeiney]

Once you go big zipper you never go back... that doesn't even rhyme but I don't care XD

[@AussieTVMusic]

That's one huge zipper. Thumbs up.

[@RichardHeiney]

Thanks! :)

[@1010Huey]

Riko-chan is awesome!

[@RichardHeiney]

Thank you (^.^)/

[@1010Huey]

Love it. Books don't really show you this, and it's an important aspect of interaction.

[@willcamick]

Here in Canada we use some of the same gestures.

[@RichardHeiney]

Oh really? Wow that's cool, I had no idea! Thanks for sharing!

[@jimongtiburcio6998]

so when i said anata i need to touch your nose also right? wow thats great

[@mohammedrahman8311]

Awesome gesture expert

[@RichardHeiney]

Thank You! :)

[@dr.dimplesoni3105]

Here in India we use almost all of these gestures . The only exceptions being "me" and "I dont know".

[@RichardHeiney]

Oh that's pretty cool, I didn't know that! Thanks for sharing!

[@dr.dimplesoni3105]

@@RichardHeiney That's how I learn too !

[@asiacheetah1010]

I'm surprised you didn't cover the gesture for no, hard no, and for asking the check.

[@RichardHeiney]

I agree and would add that there is bunch of more good ones. Which means I might add another video with another 10 in the future.

[@SoulmateParis]

ビデオありがとうございますとても面白い

[@RichardHeiney]

よかった

[@dbzfan200270]

Are there other not so common gestures?

[@RichardHeiney]

Hi there. There sure are. I think I've seen a book with 70 gestures. These would include body postures such as bowing as well if I remember correctly. These are some of the more common/popular hand gestures. And I'm sure you could find some more obscure gestures in various parts of Japan that only the locals use.

[@abdullakc]

does she have a channel on youtube or shes like your friend ?

[@RichardHeiney]

she's my friend :)

[@shru2884]

リコは可愛いですよ｡そごいビデオ。😊

[@RichardHeiney]

ありがとうよ

[@paola23yr]

The trees are beautiful

[@RichardHeiney]

Thanks! Yes, I think it's Hanami time. That's the time the sakura trees bloom and Japanese people go to the parks and to the rivers where the trees are. Everything is pink and the pink petals fly through the air. Very pretty.

[@paola23yr]

Richard Heiney Woah thanks

[@RichardHeiney]

My pleasure

[@paola23yr]

Richard Heiney Hey would you like to check out my channel?

[@RichardHeiney]

Sorry for the late reply. Your post was in the spam for some reason. I don't get any updates about spam. Seems like a new channel, congrats! I'm afraid I'm not an artist, but I think there is some potential. You might wanna consider learning to draw digitally. There is equipment for that. It would pump up your production value, better quality videos too. And in the digital age we live in, I think a very solid career is more than possible. Either way, keep creating!

[@JeraTierra]

cute lady