What is "KOKUHAKU" a culture unique to Japan? Japanese says...【Street Interview】

[@caelangm]

this was a really good video! Thank you for sharing and I hope you get lots of subscribers soon!

[@yusei_realjapan]

Thank you so much!!

[@El-Manu.]

Rejection is hard guys but confession is harder ! lol Thanks again Yusei San for enlighting us , これ便利だわ😂😏

[@yusei_realjapan]

Elmanu!, Thanks a lot

[@unndinedeneve2524]

Muy interesante

[@yusei_realjapan]

Thanks!!

[@tokyod-man5182]

Love you vids! Very AFC my advice. Don't do it! Guys who do this have no game! Keep up the great work! 😎

[@pluviophile1988]

Just fyi, in English we say "would you date me?" We never say "to date with..." Just "someone is dating someone"

[@yusei_realjapan]

Thanks a lot !

[@DeadHandX]

Arigatô!

[@yusei_realjapan]

ありがとうございます!

[@anthonywalker6276]

Do you have advice for older, long-distance friends (Japan - UK), one of whom wants to make kokuhaku?

[@NeKa..]

What is it like in my part of the world (i.e London, UK)? The word 'like' is too casual to carry much weight in love-interest, I suppose. So if someone says "Oh! I like you ...' won't even make me blink. It won't be abnormal to be in a monotonous 'relationship' (physical, emotional, mental, and social) with someone for 5-7 or more years without any mutual confession of love. However, 'no confession' does bring certain insecurities because the fact is you should be sure enough to be vocal about your love.

[@dumdum7099]

Kokuhaku is not a japan only thing. Some countries in Asia also have the same "kokuhaku" culture.

[@anthonywalker6276]

For me, kokuhaku is an unhappy word. It destroys friendship.

[@OanaTheMeerkat]

why?

[@anthonywalker6276]

If a rejection of one's kokuhaku by a close friend happens, will it also mean the loss of the close friendship?

[@dumdum7099]

Most the time yes, but not always.