Japanese Gift Wrapping Trick that (Sadly) NO ONE Knows🤯💥

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[@MAC06141]

Omg can’t believe I watched this…I’ll wrap mine the old fashioned way….

[@HilaryB.]

Yeah, I'm not going to bother with this either! 😅

[@nelson3d867]

Old wraping way: here i go again.

[@mollymelena6104]

What's the advantage to wrapping it this way vs traditionally??

[@rickarmstrong3944]

None that I see.

[@simseven4967]

You can use smaller wrap paper or save paper😊

[@mollymelena6104]

@@simseven4967 He stated to cut the paper so that "it covers the gift on the sides and overlaps by about 1-2 cm." He left it so the paper overlaps by about 2-3 cm on each side of the gift. According to those specifications, I can wrap the package in the traditional way as well so again, what is the advantage to wrapping a gift this way?

[@Itsukazutrap]

Less paper and faster It's useful when you work in a shop or somewhere where you need to go fast and do a lot of these. But for random people? No actual need Also it's supposed to let you wrap the gift without tape...

[@Dogtagnan]

And then watch as the recipient tears the wrapping off in a heartbeat without even looking at it.

[@i_price]

I'm a big origami fan, but this is far more hassle than it's worth. I'll stick to my tried and tested methods.

[@barethebest]

The Japanese do not use adhesive tape.

[@Edwinschuur]

The wole point of the Japanese method was making a gift wrapnwirhout needing tape.

[@deborahwillis1396]

What a rigmarole 😮

[@dontuno]

What a ridiculously cockeyed way of wrapping! I'll stick with a far more basic and straightforward method and the same one I have used for the last 50 plus years which incidentally uses far less paper.

[@LunaMoon-v5r]

Cual es la diferencia entre la forma que siempre lo hacemos? Todavia es mas facil, y no queda arrugas y hay espacio para adornos y cintas d decorativas.

[@m3photo726]

En este ejemplo poca, la verdad. El arte japonés se basa precisamente en no necesitar cinta adhesiva …

[@LunaMoon-v5r]

​@@m3photo726Pero si ha usado cinta adhesiva más de una vez.

[@michael1529]

Too much folding and calculating angles. Thumbs Down on this one

[@Foxbody93]

I agree! Who has time to go to these lengths? Pretty? Sure! But am I going to do this……..not a chance!

[@zbigniew3238]

Dużo roboty, mało uciechy. A lot of work, little fun.

[@paulfrost8952]

No one knows this except, someone obviously does!

[@shawnblack]

Just like a secret is only a secret when you alone knows once someone else does its no longer a secret lol

[@paulfrost8952]

That would be true, but in this case a whole country and this bloke already knows it.

[@anthonylefebour3088]

What if the present is not a small flat oblong present, Would have been more impressed if wrapping a Football or Tennis racket

[@davidhowe6905]

I remember wrapping a guitar case - took me ages, recipient ripped it off in a few seconds!

[@MetalDeathMusic]

I am going to try to wrap all my gifts like this for this year!

[@jacquelineortiz128]

Sure 🤔 🤣

[@ashleywright824]

Let us know how it goes 😂

[@ROGER2095]

Well, it's different. But how is this better?

[@silvija_lase]

В те времена, когда для упаковки покупок использовали только бумагу, продавцы именно так и заворачивали все подряд. Это классика, а не "трюк".

[@hughmacdonald3595]

skip. the usual overhyped crapola clickbait video title. "taking over the internet"? bullashitta

[@Misunderstoodanimals]

You don’t have to insult bro, chill out

[@hughmacdonald3595]

lol

[@Gatis_]

Agree

[@mellularphone]

It’s taking over the internet but also “no one knows it” 😂😂 such BS

[@hughmacdonald3595]

exactly!

[@davevanfunk8917]

Years ago, the Japanese would wrap purchases like this. Someone told me it was way cheaper that using bags.

[@greenecv]

This video makes the process seem long and tedious, but when I lived in Japan I would watch them do this in shops in a matter of a few seconds. It was amazing to watch. And yeah, no tape. But I think I’d have to do it many dozens of times to get good at it, and that will just never happen.

[@johnklekotka1028]

Very clever. 😂

[@Ben72-u6p]

My wife being too busy asked me to wrap her nieces and nephews presents. I did a couple before being told to stop as I wrapped them really roughly in newspaper and adorned them with a toilet paper bow.

[@jacquelineortiz128]

😡 🤔 🤪 😷

[@U2WB]

Congratulations. You’ve made an envelope.

[@chacha59]

Pretty cool!

[@georginashanti4605]

It would take me a year to learn how to do this! No kidding.

[@zilasburas6077]

Японский?старый советский

[@Normandy1944]

I knew there was a reason I needed to take geometry.

[@ildefonsogiron4034]

This comes handy when you have only pieces of wrapping paper and there's no way or time to buy a whole sheet. 👍

[@Susandwyer]

This probably sponsored by a tape selling company. That gift, wrapped another way takes only 2 small pieces of tape. I won't be bothering.

[@CraigDuka]

If this way is done properly it only requires one piece of tape, and that is at the very end.

[@Susandwyer]

@@CraigDuka You are correct of course.

[@821patty2]

Very nice, but why is this superior to the regular “American” method?

[@thpxs0554]

That’s 2 minutes of my life I’ll never get back.

[@trxfrmr4191]

Put the phone in a Christmas gift bag and your done in seconds!!

[@lizdoyle7158]

My way is much better i get someone else to do it now that a wrap up 😊😊😊😊😊

[@marilynturcotte5304]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@peanutbutterjellyjam2179]

No one knows it: How is someone doing it in this video?😲

[@michaellynch487]

Or you could buy a carrier bag and put it in that.

[@ChernyChernush]

А "трюк" в чем заключается ? Мы так всегда заворачивали.

[@rzholland]

NO ONE KNOWS - Not even the Japanese!

[@TheGazzadj]

Very good but I use tin foil a lot quicker and I don't need sellotape 😄😂

[@betsymoore1712]

Just nuts

[@ralphrex9118]

My guess is that a ton of people know about this but can’t be arsed with faffing around.

[@michelemoneywell8765]

That's genius! Thank you for the step-by-step instructions. The result is neat and attractive.

[@forestpepper3621]

I usually just crumple a giant piece of wrapping paper around the gift and then duct tape the whole thing. I consider this to be "artistic".

[@jenson3810]

Yes and all one of a kind.

[@javiersuarez8415]

Perdí mi tiempo 😢

[@MelliaBoomBot]

Now all I need is enough money to buy the gifts 😢

[@AKlion_ru]

Весь мир знает о этом простейшем способе упаковки подарков...

[@ОльгаГай-з9ъ]

В советских магазинах так товары заворачивали.

[@franklfrs1598]

C'est ma méthode avec une meilleure finission

[@thedolt9215]

All this work, and it’s just gonna get ripped off in a frenzy!

[@larryjoseph1170]

Overtaking the internet but nobody knows it. Huh! LOL

[@alexmaff1]

I am not an engineer nor an origami expert, you think I could it ... I mean before Xmas comes ?

[@millcity9711]

Why? What's the point?

[@Miss.Parker]

3 days later, 1 gift wrapped.

[@stantheman8042]

Or you can get a pair of scissors and cut it to the correct size using the lines inside the wrapping paper.doh😅

[@GG-ml3vr]

Or when you measure the paper first stick a bit of tape on it,TADA😂

[@salseracubana3428]

Wo ist der Vorteil? - Warum einfach, wenn´s auch kompliziert geht, oder wie?

[@kristallindgren2458]

That's not new trick. I went to Spain about 20 years ago, bought a gift, and they wrapped it in the store like that. And they do it very fast. Just different, but I don't see the advantage over the traditional way.

[@ndrededu]

No audio gain. What a shame!

[@peterrear2864]

If no one knows it then how can you make a video of it

[@Colorado_Native]

My plan - Get a bigger piece of paper. Problem solved.

[@yugoslava6409]

Why do it simply, if it could be complicated ?!?!?!😂😂😂😂😅

[@electechyt]

Would have been good if you didn't use tape!

[@Павел-х3в]

А можно озвучку погромче как то делать? Вообще не слыхать ничё.

[@peanut422hb]

It's called a bag .....

[@antonius5195]

This wrap is not only in Japan. Japan just known for their jav industry. Such a low moral meanwhile their neightbour korea known for their creative industry.

[@mendozaconsultation]

TOO MUCH WORK.

[@tobyaughnotobi3919]

Who cares? I mean seriously, all recipients of gifts are only interested in what's inside.

[@devijankowicz9491]

Why? Why bother?

[@paradiselover7580]

Why?

[@saneman8147]

Tired me out just watching him do it. I'll pass.

[@smile768]

We can't see anything. Why? Because you kept cutting the video at important parts such as the corners and moved on to another part. Ridiculous!

[@abuturki2022]

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[@gianfrancocolombo8758]

Ma che roba è...è dieci volte più complicato...il vantaggio?

[@billmarshall8438]

But why?

[@mtamech535]

Nope, still don’t want to wrap presents.

[@ashleywright824]

If it’s “taking over the internet,” why doesn’t anyone know about this? btw, WAAAAAAAY too much folding.

[@macforme]

Come on man: "It's currently taking over the internet and yet almost nobody knows it." Horsepucky! What kind of mumbo jumbo contradiction is that. Give me a break !

[@barneyrubble9309]

Well clearly someone knows or youd have no bloody video.

[@Jazzfestn]

You calling Japanese "NO ONE"?! fo

[@soyyoroaldo]

What?

[@1stAmbientGrl]

Too complicated.

[@corrado4501]

Una cretinata

[@nataliao8868]

Why… oh.. why 🤬😳🤬

[@Cilbarzizkov]

Sikovna ai

[@GabeQ-z2x]

This is just plain silly.

[@durandmercedes5093]

Complètement stupide et bien plus compliqué à emballer que de façon traditionnelle

[@Edwinschuur]

The wole point of the Japanese method was making a gift wrapnwirhout needing tape.