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CULTURE SHOCK of FOREIGNERS in JAPAN. What surprised them when they came to Tokyo?
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- čas přidán 6. 11. 2018
- Foreigners in Japan tell us what shocked them when they came to Japan for the first time. Let's see what surprises are waiting for visitors.
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I'm from Japan. Vegetarian Japanese know how/where to find vegetarian food.
The problem for vegetarian foreigners in Japan is basically language/information barrier.
Mori Soba 英語上手すぎ！
Indeed. And I can recommend the "Loving Hut" restaurant chain.
I don't subscribe too much but I find your interview skills are really amazing, you are never judgemental and because you have a really strong ability to understand different accents you can always dig into the heart of the conversation and the opinions very quickly. You also always have such a cheerful and respectful way as well. It's really fantastic.
0:58 hit you with ddu ddu du
私はリビアのアラブ人です。私は日本の文化が大好きです مرحبا 🇯🇵❤🇱🇾🇵🇸🇧🇭🇪🇬🇮🇶🇯🇴🇱🇧🇸🇴🇶🇦🇸🇦🇸🇩🇸🇾🇹🇳🇾🇪🇦🇪🇩🇿🇲🇦🇲🇷🇴🇲🇰🇼
أنا عربي من ليبيا احب الثقافة اليابانية 😊
Nice post. Well smoking is bad for you, so I'm pro Japan on that.
I honestly don't see the smoking thing as a promblem but everyone has their vices.
🤔 Definitely got stares for my tattoo but I think for me it was more about being a 6' black man in Kyoto but no one was rude to me or cared about me that much in Tokyo/Osaka.
Halal is tough in Japan. Respect the fact that is truly a different country that doesn't cater to everyone but the people often try to accommodate you if you ask politely.
There are vegetarian foods/stores but it's hard to find in Tokyo as I have found many in Kyoto.
Nice post guys. 😆
deafwing Just a note, you can smoke in restaurants in Japan though, so you could be sitting near people who smoke. Lots of Japanese people do smoke, and some still smoke on the streets.
I think tattoos are still a bit of problem where you can’t enter onsens, but I think it’s changing.
A quick search brings up a number of sites that will show Halal restaurants, although I can't vouch for them. But from what I've seen on the tubes and read about there does seem to be an uptick in Muslim visitors to Japan and people in Japan are treating that as an opportunity.
@@judy6520 yup! I noticed even way back in my first trip their 2010, that McDonalds had a sectioned off area for smoking. To me that was nuts lol.
@@quintrankid8045 Facts. I definitely think the locals always attempt to help you ... The language is a barrier but it's definitely possible to find things you like.
deafwing Right haha. I personally don’t really like that but I Guess that’s a Japanese culture.
You guys are great!! Love the videos!! :)
日本人おる？
思想信条の自由はそら自由だからいいけどさ、わざわざ他所の国へ行ってまでヴィーガンフードやハラルフードの充実を期待するとか根本から間違っとる気がする思うんだが。
観光客の人々に言っても仕方ないけど勝手に探して食べてって感じだよね。
食べ物だけじゃなく煙草のポイ捨ての話とか聴いててもありえんし……軽々しい移民受入は絶対に駄目だし反対だわ！
ビザの厳格化（特に隣国）は必須だろう。
日本に来て外国の生活を期待し要求までするような人々は排除しないとな。
this is a cool video. love the place too.thank you for sharing, have a woderful day!!!
05:19 So people in Holland are like dirty pigs? Smoking anywhere and littering? What is this girl taking about? I've been to Holland a couple of times and it's not like that.
If you put it that way it does sound pretty bad. I'm Dutch and I can agree you can smoke pretty much anywhere (although thats changing in some cities). Also not every city has bins placed frequently so people throw their stuff on the ground easily, especially cigarettes since you don't want to carry those around. So yeah, we should be a little cleaner but we're not the worst, many people are aware of the trash and just wait til they spot a bin
ベジタリアンが食べれるこんにゃく麺の野菜ラーメンや野菜のみの餃子もあるにはあるんだけどな、数が少ないから、ツアーガイドとかに紹介あったら良いかもね。因みに豚肉は肌に悪いけどタトゥーはしてるってのが良くわからんが、豚肉は肌に良いと思うけど
I like how you dig for answers and not sugar coating it.. why i suggested that, moving there vs visiting.
Really funny conversation. Good luck!
Also at 00:56 you can hear Blackpink’s DDU-DU DDU-DU in the background lmao
Also at 7:40, I think.
It's All About Me and Only Me lol you’re right 😂
@@OkiBoyAdventures I didn't notice the first one until I saw your comment. Lol
Good luck on your studies btw.
Me 2
It's All About Me and Only Me thanks!
I’m pretty sure sharla and Taylor R have posted a lot of vegetarian/vegan things to eat in Japan. If anyone needs help I’d check them out!
Going to Japan with food restrictions is no fun, there is so much awesome / tasty food and you cant eat it, poor you.
Fuu haha they’re missing out big time!
That's true. Especially, fish is the core of Japanese food culture, so we can hardly discuss Japanese food culture without taking eating fish into account.
Right? I typically eat healthy, but i threw that rule away while i was in Japan haha. Why not try everything while on holidays?
actually, there are a lot of restaurants that are vegan or have a lot of vegan options since they have a lot of Buddhism, etc. there, and the general diet is overall more plant-based and healthy than the diet of other cultures, but you have to either know how to read kanji, know someone that lives there who is vegan and will show you around, or do your research online. These people who complain about it didn't do any of the options above...
I’m in Japan currently, and to compare with Singapore:
- Supermarkets don’t pack groceries for you, you have to pack it yourself
- Cashier states price of items and number of items
- Prices are given with and without tax, where in SG it’s just with tax (and without tax in restaurants)
- Clean toilets even at stations
- Lack of rubbish bins but streets are clean (there’s bins everywhere near every escalator in Singapore)
- Vending machines and convenient stores everywhere!!
- Quiet trains and being able to eat in it (not meals but bread etc. In Singapore, that’s not allowed at all)
- Schedule of bus and train times and their punctuality
- Complicated train lines and how big a station can be
- etc etc.
who the hell just eats bread on a train or anywhere
Serkong I do XD and I’ve seen Japanese eating onigiri and what not on trains.
@@judy6520 isn't onigiri those rice triangles?
I've seen many times that Japanese eat sandwich or whatnot on trains. And I've heard that some Japanese even drink beer and eat cup ramen on trains.
@@ambery6461 It's only in rural area and on intercity train not commuter train. Most people don't eat on the commiter train.
Around 6:50
In most countries tourists take pics of the people who live there.
In Japan the people who live there take pics of tourists.
In Russia, the pictures create you
飲食店で出て来る水が無料だと知らなくて「何で頼んでないのに水持ってくるんだよ」と思う人がいると面白い。
That French girl is so cute, trying her best to speak properly
I live in Japan and I’ve only had a few culture shocks:
-Bagging your own groceries and stuff at stores (not counting convenience stores), I was lost the first couple of times. 😂 in the US you only bag your own stuff if you do self checkout.
-water at the table is cool. You’re less dependent on your server in Japan which I like. You can focus on your company more.
-The way the people dressed. Everyone dresses so conservatively and covers up even in the summer, I felt so underdressed. I rarely see Japanese women in jeans, especially shorts. In the US people wear whatever they want to the store, even their pajamas. All the Japanese women I see look nice and I go out with my hair in a bun and leggings and feel out of place.
-the toilets!!! But I enjoy the fancy toilets.
Love the dress you are wearing in the opening and closing! Great information about difficulties with locating food esp for vegans. Just as an FYI, vegetarians and vegans can use the worldwide app called Happy Cow to find vegan and vegetarian food.
At 2:02 Shouldn't you inform the airliner in advance?
Usually they always have a vegetarian option. But a flight attentant told me that on flights between Europe and East Asia you should always order your meal in advance!
ラーメンも餃子も豚肉料理なのに豚肉使うなとか言われてもねえ。イスラムの国に日本人が行って「豚肉食いたいのに豚肉が無え」って言われたらどう思うのか想像して欲しいけどね
pan hiro それな
オランダみたいに普通に何でもあると思ったんだろうが、無知ってものだよな〜
I'm Japanese. Now I'm watching this from Athenae 🇬🇷
Aaaah love it ... german asking two others germans about toilets in german restaurants while speaking english on tokyos streets :D
I’ll be moving to Tokyo next month to study. My dream is to be in one of these videos lol I hope to see you guys soon!! 🙏🏽
Chris Diaz Oh, really?? Come, come!! When you come to Japan, you will experience culture shock in both good and bad ways. But It will give you some good experience. I hope you can make many good memories in Japan. Good luck from Tokyo.
マーカス thank you! I actually worked in Japan for 3 years before so I'm not worried about culture shock. I just want to explore it as much as possible 😁
Good luck, i cant wait to go back to my country, working in japan is depressing!
did it happened?
Tatoos in Japan are usually seen as a cue to say you are related to the Yakuza.
You can actually buy halal meat at Gyoumu (業務スーパー)
When it comes to vegetarian or vegan options on flights you usually need to contact the flightcompany beforehand and specially preorder it. My close friend is a vegan and Thats What she does on Her flights to Japan!
or you can just not eat on the plane, imagine actually preordering plane food
Serkong Its tough to not eat when Its a 12h flight though.
@@ylva95 fair enough, thought it was like 4 hours.
I heard some Japanese people in these videos say culture shock they had in America was gun shots. I realized how desensitized we are here to that. Like when I hear them depending the closeness and the type of gun it will spook me a bit, literally 1 minute later the shock is totally gone. That girl said she couldn't sleep all night and had her on edge the whole trip which was just as strange to hear, meanwhile in America guns are ok but if a spider or bug gets lost in your room RIP
I was in Kyoto and Tokyo and I actually found a good number of Halal restaurants. All it takes is a simple Google. There's a lot of websites for it.
ddu ddu ddu in the background :o
0:45-1:54 BLACKPINK’s ddu du ddu du was playing in the background lol
郷に入れば、郷に従え。
ドイツに行ったが、ジャガイモとソーセージの料理ばかりでうんざりした。
でも、別に文句も言わなかったよ。
ドイツは、アメリカと比べてトイレは清潔だった。アメリカのトイレは酷い
Kimiaki Ooyama
友達はイタリアのトイレが酷いと言ってたな。金とるくせに汚いと。
カナダとアメリカは綺麗だと言ってた。観光地かどうかにもよるのかも。
収納式の小便器は衝撃やったわー。
Kimiaki Ooyama まぁここで文句言っちゃってるんですけどね
ドイツには、有名なアイスバインという豚の足の煮込み料理があるのだが..
日本には精進料理という伝統的なビーガンフードがあるので是非試してほしい。お寺などで食べれると、外国人の方にも受けると思うが、あまり知られていないように感じる。
I knew they where from. Holland because of there accent ( i am also from holland)💗✨✨
Oh yeah? Say something in Dutch.
Hallo ik kom uit Nederland haha hoe gaat het met je?
Sorry! Ek kan nie Afrikaans praat nie.
Blackpink playing in the background. Nice :).
culture shock is not actually just something you find weird when you go to a country for the first time... it's something you experience after a few months of living in a foreign country....
Happy Diwali!!!
If you have an issue, you get a free Nippon tissue!😂
When i go to Japan i fast the entire time
ビーガンの人は魚を食べればよりいっそう健康で理想的な食事になるのにな。
肌に悪いから豚肉は食べません言うといてタトゥーは入れてる辺りよく分からん主張やねｗというか豚肉はビタミンＢ1、Ｂ2が多いし疲労も取ってくれるから肌にはいいんだけどな？どこから豚肉は肌に悪いって情報を仕入れたんだか・・・。
多田とおる 古いコメントに返信するようだが、タトゥーはファッションで別物らしいで
多田とおる 正論吐いてるつもりかもしれんけど、かなり見当外れでトンチキな事言ってるよ。
それな。
タトゥーで肌痛めつけてるのに笑
豚は栄養価高いしな笑笑
Halal is actually quite wide available in Japan. I've been there and Tokyo, Osaka and Kyoto all had halal ramen places. It's just not as abundant as in Europe but if you Google it you get lots of options (might need to travel a bit out of the city centre though). The only problem I had was in Ishigaki. Both vegetarian and halal were almost non existent there but that's expected since it's a small Island.
Biggest culture shock for me: All the (required)complimentary stuff in the bathrooms. O>O
at bare minimum it will provide: toothbrush,showercap,plastic comb/brush hybrid(actually kinda useless this xD),and shampoo/conditioner/lotion each in its own large pump container(1 hotel they were colored glass). but lots of them will have more i.e. hairband,toothpick,mouthwash/cup for water,makeup remover pad(dry),q-tips,shower gel(in big pump container), and probably more.
There's also free,made-2b-disposable,sandal/slippers and tea/coffee that most will replenish *daily* for comfort convenience ^~^
[its reeeaaal easy to do the 'hotel freebie-grab' of stuff in japan minus washing products if u want ^^;; I did it with the tea and slippers--I still got a pair somewhere xD]
刺青だらけの人に肌に良くないとか言われても(笑)
I'm surprised you didn't speak German to the Germans... But it seems you CAN ask for tap water there (same in the UK). Bottled water is an anti-environmental rip-off, so no need to feel it's tacky to ask for tap water, at least in places where it's safe.
But tap water is dirtier
@@Serkong If you're in Flint, Michigan, sure, but in many countries (including the UK, Japan and I'm sure Germany) it's just as healthy, if not more so. Here's one article (among many) on the subject: www.quickanddirtytips.com/health-fitness/healthy-eating/know-your-nutrients/should-you-drink-tap-or-bottled-water.
There are all kinds of gyoza in Tokyo! ^^,""
and there are so much other non-pork dish around... hm...
The first girl is really cute. 😁😁👍👍
My culture shock....I'm sure there has been many. What stands out to me is that a lot of the public restrooms here don't have soap to wash your hands, and sometimes, they don't have a toilet paper dispenser either. Also, most restrooms don't have paper towel dispensers and often not even a drier, so you're expected to carry around a hand towel in your bag, which doesn't seem sanitary to me. Also, there aren't garbage bins around except usually at stations and food courts, and maybe other random places. Westerners tend to walk and eat/drink more than people here, and then we have no where to toss our trash. I respect that Japan isn't like this though because it probably contributes to the cleanliness. Oh, people here are also really good about keeping outside germs out, like taking shoes off not just in houses but clinics, preschools, schools, carpeted areas. Also, I notice people rarely sit on the ground or let their belongings touch the ground, like a purse or whatever. There's always a basket or something at restaurants. Even on the train, except for wheels, nothing touches the ground. Meanwhile, I got my bags and shit everywhere, sitting on the ground waiting for my friend at Kyoto Station cuz they deliberately have NO WHERE to sit there....
went to university in Japan and the keigo thing was confusing for me and the Japanese people, because I had switched majors and wasn't on a 4 year plan, I never knew what to respond for 何年生. Looking back, I should have just bent the truth for them and said second year and avoid the complexities....oh well.
There's plenty of vegan food places that advertise in Japanese but the foreigners can't read the menu. There are also a lot of Muslims from SE Asia living in Japan. There's an area of Tokyo that sells Halal food in stores and restaurants.
Compared to Europe, the percentage of Muslims in Japan is tiny. Around 100,000 in the whole country?
muslims from southeast asia? sounds like malays and indos
I'm From Germany too^-^
Cathy Cat, the nice Lady in the Dress is German as well, but can't notice it coz of her perfect english
+w3stberlin Really?O.O
Yeah, she can speak english really well^-^
Hmmmm your name sounds Korean kkk
+Matt M
my Name is Madita^-^ (not Min Yoongi😅Min Yoongi is a member From BTS♥)
Ich auch... 😂😂😂
5:19 just come to osaka miss, you won't have a problem about it anymore. LOL.
1:28 she wanted to say "they treat me as a auslander" xdd
Good thing I'm not picky but there are a few I don't eat just because lol~
Cat, that was a good chance to try speaking German!!
BLACKPINK was in the background!!! 😍😍😍
Is there always blackpink ? HAHAHAH in every interview lol
日本全体が世界に合わせる必要はないと思うけど、観光地には世界の色んな人に合う選択肢が増えると良いですね。
たぶん私が知らないだけで変わりつつあると思いますがw
see a middle aged man read manga,is by far the most curious thing I have seen in japan,
豚肉が肌に悪いってどういう意味なんだろ、ベジタリアンはメンドイな
ベジタリアンって、ある種の宗教みたいなもんだろ
because usually "tatoo" is for japanese gangs: yakuza, I guess the people around you were surprised with your whole body tatoo, or they might be asian tourists from china and korea, they always stare unfamiliar things.
I'm from Japan. Tattoo is certainly related to Yakuza, but in Japan tattoo is generally regarded as primitive or outcast. If a person has whole body tattoo it's devastating.
同じ大学生同士で先輩後輩のヒエラルキーとかまじでいらんよなぁ、年齢を気にするからまた大学で学びたいって人が変な目で見られるのがわからん
画質最高‼(笑)
From the Japanese perspective, tattoos that are common to foreigners are culture shocks, but in Europe and the United States, the body is engraved on the sculpture as a beautiful body, decorating the body, ceremonially painful and not disappearing, You can understand it if you think it is an overly stressed personal value.
欧米人はあまりにも日本を欧米と同じような感じで見すぎてる気がした
ぜんぜん違うし
Then don't smoke.
Elyt yeah gonna be honest, always found that a nasty habit too. And even crazier, I’ve ran into the nicest people who happened to smoke. Like you seem nice, yet you’re not being nice to your body by smoking. Yeah..
Guns don't kill people cigarettes kill people......okay guns kill people too unless they never find the body then its like it never happened, oh man that took a dark turn
Indeed! Stop smoking anyway. And that guy walking around with tattoos...so ignorant. 🙄
I don’t like smoking as well, but smoking is an addiction. It’s hard to just stop, it take patience time and sometimes a lot of money if you need therapy and medication
水,便所は無料じゃない俺らの税金で払ってんだ
The girl with pink hair from Holland is cute
日本で入れ墨してるのって堅気じゃない人ばかりだったからな。外国人て入れ墨だらけでも真っ当な仕事に就けるんだ？親から貰った体にわざわざ傷つけ無くとも良いだろうと思うぜ。
Racism and sexism is pretty bad, like medical universities having harder entrance exams for women compared to men.
oocares Most female doctors quit their job and never coming back after they married. So female students are potentially risky for University.
@@tangelo6orange Doesnt make it fair to not give them an equal chance. People can choose to hire who they want but education should be provided equally.
T's Tan Tan restaurant in Tokyo Station is vegan,... also food at the Buddhist temples in Koyasan will be vegetarian. All the convenience stores will offer some vegetarian options (including onigiri) ... I don't think it's difficult to be vegetarian or vegan in Japan.
Nobody says there is not any vegan restaurants. In fact, vegan is not common in Japan.
In non-vegan restaurants, it is usually difficult to change the dish for vegan because of the nature of it. Though, the amount of vegan restaurants is less 1% of all restaurants in Japan.
By the way, Japanese people don't use TripAdvisor or yelp as many foreigners use. Japanese people use "tabelog", so TripAdvisor or yelp offer enough and exact information.
Except chain restaurants or restaurants in tourist spots, they don't have English menu. Plus, vegan restaurants usually privately run.
You said convenience store will offer vegitarian choices, but they don't prepare for vegitarians. I mean they don't have vegitarian section in the store and the products don't have any tags for vegitarian, so vegitarians or vegans have to judge it if it is for vegitarians or not by themselves.
Onigiri is not necessarily for vegitarian. If anything, not for vegitarian is more common. Onigiri itself is usually vegitarian, but the ingredients is usually not for vegitarian. Plus onigiri itself is flavored itself as not for vegitarian.
The name of products is used English, too, but the the list of ingredients is used only Japanese.
I mean it is not very common, and it needs good Japanese skills. As a conclusion, I think it is not difficult for those who can Japanese well but so difficult the others.
It doesn't any good for foreigner vegan and vegitarian to just explain a small part example and only good side as if it is easy...
@@denischadima1175 I stand by what I originally said,... it's not difficult to be vegetarian or vegan in Japan, you just need to know where to shop. Going to most restaurants is probably not a good strategy but in convenience stores, markets and the food basement of most major department stores you'll find plenty of options. The foreign tourists here just weren't aware of this, that's all.
Japanese know how to eat!!! 🇺🇸🇯🇵
Surprise! Ahh yes I kind more supposed my back owner who foreigners that spine class in visit?
Culture shock for people who moved to Japan for a long time vs people who visit.
Have you done a video on where to find vegan/vegetarian food in Tokyo?? Cause seems like that would be valuable for a lot of people
東京にはハラルの店どころか、世界中の食材のお店が在りますよ。
That's odd I've never notice Taylor in her videos have a hard time with planes food.
そもそも日本人にヴィーガンとかベジタリアンが少ないから仕方ないよね。
オリンピックも近いしそういうお店が増えてきてるとは思うけど。
OMG I hear blackpink songs everywhere I think blackpink is very famous in Japan
旅行に来て宗教的にあれが食べられないこれが食べられないとか言うのはちょっと違うような気がするなぁ。旅行先の事を調べてから来て下さい。って思う。
Senpaiて英語になってるよね。確かにベジタリアンには暮らしにくい。僕もベジだからインド料理屋さんによく行く。
うーんタトゥーは抵抗あるのは確かだね。知り合いのサンフランシスコ出身の人もタトゥーが趣味で難しいフォントで掘ってるから「ロシア語なの？」って聞いたら「英語だよ。読みにくいフォントだね。デザイン重視だよ」ってた。
あとムスリムの知り合いもいるんだけど、「ハラルがすくねぇ」ってた。
彼らもタイ料理かインド料理によく行く。
ハラルじゃない国に来てハラルの食が無いと言うのも何か…ね
でも最近はハラルの食事もお祈りの場所も増えてるようだから良かったですね
ーポ
別にわざわざ文句を言いに来てるんじゃなくて、
インタビューされてカルチャーショックに感じた事はなに？って聞かれて答えてるだけですからね
てりゃ ｻﾝ
分かってますよ〜
でも、基本仏教、神道の日本でハラル料理がどこにでもあると思うのが「？」なので
ハラル料理が少ない前提で来日するべきですね
ーポ
別にどこにでもあると思っている訳じゃないと思いますよ？
それにハラールの食事が少ないってわかって来日したとしても、それがカルチャーショックになる事には変わらないと思いますよ。
大体の人にカルチャーショックというものは起きると思います。
てりゃ ｻﾝ
あら、感想書いちゃダメなの？
この人達も感想言ってるのでしょ？
外人なら許せて日本人なら発言ダメなの？
貴方の考えの押し付け？
ーポ え、感想書いちゃダメって言いました？
Dutch dude has the most Dutch accent ever
WHERE MY BLINKS AT?!
There
Sneaky pictures? Wasn't expecting that from them, so disrespectful.
Didn’t this channel do this video like a thousand times ??
If there is a toilet person you have to pay anyway, but where so you have that in Germany -Autobahn- ja but a town restaurant employee asking for money to pee? Never happened to me in Germany and I live there for 60+ years now.
Just be born into a wealthy family or upper class family in Japan then you can enjoy it.
これはなかなかいいインタビューだ。かなり本音が聞けている。イスラム教徒の皆さんには悪いが、日本は大昔からイスラムは拒否して来たので今後も変えるつもりはありません。
_Fish_ needs to be prepared in a halal manner as well? I would think anything without pork would be ok (chicken ramen, all-beef hamburgers, pizza, etc.). Also, anything without meat or dairy is vegan, no? Salad, veggie sushi, rice with various side-dishes, a BLT sandwich without the B, etc. Be respectful sure, but also be practical (like Miss Pescatarian here). ;)
Tattoos = yakuza, I think.
大麻マリファナについて、インタビュー して欲しいです！ 世界の常識、日本の常識って感じで💦 ギャップがあると思うし、踏み込んだ内容になると思います❗ヨロシク
Basically there is no concept of vegetarian, vegan or halal in Japan. Here is a long-time virtue of not being picky about foods. Recently they are trying to change mind and service by globalization, but it is better not to expect.
Not being picky is a virtue. No mono-cultural crops, no over hunting/fishing of specific species, varied and healthy diet, less needy customers in restaurants, etc. ;)
betcha five bucks the woman from Holland is Filipino.
あなたがいつもマイクを振り回しているのが大変そうに見えます
マイクの往復のせいで会話がスムーズでないことも多いように思います
自分の声はヘッドセットマイクで拾ったらいいんじゃないでしょうか？
あなたの衣装に似合うものがあれば良いのですが
After listening to the German girl I would never want to live there lol. The bathroom thing kills me. I just think it should be a basic human right
It's not just Germany. Many places in Europe are like that. The bathrooms are kept up independently from the establishment so the people who clean them are the ones asking for the fee when you use them.
Does that mean that someone has an obligation to provide you with toilet facilities?
where are you from? i've had to pay to use toilets in every country i have been to except for japan.
@@lo0ser555 In the US most toilets are free, if you're in the place they are for a legitimate reason. That is, eg a lot of restaurants will politely decline to allow you to use their toilet if you aren't a paying customer. The water, other supplies, real estate, insurance (the US is nothing if not litigious) and maintenance must be paid for. However, they aren't usually mean about it if you aren't. I once used a toilet without being a paying customer or asking in advance, but I offered them some money afterward and they were satisfied with the offer and didn't take the money. Sometimes restaurants here have an attendant who charges money for things like little paper towels. I do remember once going to a fair where there were pay toilets and I have vague memories of other places with pay toilets, but I think they're pretty rare here.
Ah, memory refresher, I took a look at wikipedia and it seems that there was an organization in the 70s or so that worked to get pay toilets banned in the US. Some of those laws have been repealed and we may see the return of the pay toilet here.
As a Korean, I much prefer squat toilets. Not only me, most Koreans prefer squat toilets. We dislike our skin touch the public toilets and it's very difficult keep the space from toilets when using normal toilets.
Germans has to pay for glass of water? Nuts
It seems like the common assumption would be that terrorist do not do research before they go to Japan. It's odd to me that you wouldn't look up something like veganism before you went to try and get the best experiences. I mean even with researching there would still be some culture shocks but at least you'd go in knowing a little bit more about the country you're visiting
へー、タバコをどこでも吸ってもOKポイ捨てOK、イスラム教なんだ！ベジタリアン、ビーガンも同じですか！驚き桃の木山椒の木 覚えておきましょう。