Top 20 Genius Inventions That STILL Exist ONLY in Japan
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- čas přidán 16. 06. 2024
- Japan’s got a huge reputation for its various creative and convenient inventions. Some of them are kind of odd, others are incredibly original, while still others are somewhere right smack dab in the middle. Let's find out the most genius inventions that exist - but only in Japan.
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The beer cans and Sink over toilet tank is super idea and should apply all over the world.
ABHINAV KESHRI , yes considering they were both invented in Australia.
They are interesting but putting a sink toilet in a truck stop or mechanical shop would sure be gummed up with grease and oil quickly though. But in offices its a awesome idea.
only problem about that is some areas don't have good drinking water so i damn sure wouldn't wanna wash my hands with that if i can't drink it lol
ABHINAV KESHRI they have these in the US at random places. There is a restaurant in Denver that has them
They do
I lived in Japan for 4 years...it was awesome
XanderDudeGaming Vaginitis
*for*
I lived in hong Kong for 4 years...
IT WAS *LIT* 🔥🔥
What was so awesome about it?
Mkolo Siles just go there especially if you are a weabo or otaku (that would double the fun by 50%)
Plus there is a cat island (aoshima) then there are tons of places which had animations based off them. My favorite landscape was the one YOUR NAME was based of
“Imagine your pants don’t have any pockets”
Welcome to the life of every female ever
Yesss! I hate it. I have American Eagle jeans and if you try you may be able to fit a penny in the pocket. I only throw those on if I'm lazy and have to run somewhere. Plus I really only wear Levis. I carry everything on me, and i only wear skinny jeans. So what I do is going websites and looks for Levis skinny leg, and if my size is available I get em. They're no different than womens, except my front pockets go far down to my thigh so I know I'm not losing anything.
Btw I'm super thin like 105, and there isnt even any droop on the backside of them
Good one. I hate to carry handbags but in summer must because my favoriete jeans don’t have pockets.
Lol
I still don’t get why u can’t change that
I mean u control what 80% of the fashion industry, vote with your wallets
You’re telling me not a single woman can make a pair of pants with pockets put it up for sale and change the trend
In Australia we have those sauce packets literally every where.
Yup
I want those!!!
The toilet sink, diagonal crosswalks, and the squeezable sauce packets have been in Australia for over 20 years.
We also have the rotating train seats on VLine and probably others as well. They also have those toilet sinks in US prisons.
Agree 100%. Have been using all three of these in Australia for at least 15 years. I also have x2 sink dunnies in our home which I had installed 8 years ago.
and those sauce packets still have plenty stuck inside often more then the basic packets u rip open. but hey they have never used them so the channel will just assume wiki is right :)
Yep. Had a sink funny in my last house.
we see the squeeze packets in US once in awhile. Usually with dijon mustard for some reason.
I want one of those hand basin toilets. They should make and sell them everywhere, make it the standard toilet
“Without any worry of having to physically communicate.” I was DYING!🤪
We've had those sauce packets here in Australia for as long as I can remember.
So how do we get these easy open beer cans introduced in America??
carlos garcia It honestly doesn't make sense to me that we don't have them in the US. There needs to be a petition or something.
carlos garcia tree five
Most people don’t need them because we aren’t wusses
Don't need them because we have can openers and bottle openers😏!
wow ur sad :-I
does a pull tab rly intimidate you so much?
We have #19 in Australia, very common. They're called scramble crossings. It actually started in the US but fell out of favour there because reasons. The way they work is very simple, instead of two cycles at the lights there are three - x traffic, y traffic, and pedestrians. Pedestrians almost never cross at the same time cars do at these intersections, because every direction for pedestrians goes green at the same time. Pedestrians use the entire intersection to cross the road, so they can get to any side of the intersection from any other, in one go. It's very efficient and works very well. Doesn't annoy drivers at all, because drivers do not need to wait for a pedestrian to cross the road for the driver to turn left/right, for example.
Moon Moon you are also going to be spending a lot more time waiting as a driver for pedestrians
they mainly put these in areas where most of the traffic is padestrian anyway. For instance, the local university. People drive around it, not through it for the most part. So aside from the public busses and the odd professor, the roads are footpaths in a lot of areas.
We aren't waiting for pedestrians, pedestrians are waiting for us. Cities are based around cars in the US, not around passengers. We have no problem letting these people wait
Wash basin on flush of toilet seat is most usefull and ecofriendly
We have that in the UK
That’s an invention I’d like to see in the US!
But your washing your hands with pee
@@alfieewindmill Not really? The correct sentence is: You're flushing the toilet with used water.
@@yubiflores9841 yes
when you use an extremely popular kpop group as an example of how slim japanese women are..
Emma hhhhh
I was just about to comment on it
Riah JB the nations girl group being wrongly racially identified how sad :(
Emma This person didn’t do their research on some of this stuff.
and when the passengers enter the train supposedly having a spa, you can read on the train clearly, "Russian Rail Ways". Good luck!
We have diagonal crosswalks here at the University of Akron. They only use them between 8.30am and 5pm on weekdays
UT Austin area has them too.
And based on my time in San Francisco, they exist there too.
this channel doesnt do 100% research from my years of watching them but normally half the facts are pretty close to right. with a minor fact missin etc.
but you should always take anything you hear with a grain of salt.
The Killer Clown the catch 42 is japan was the first they also have them everywhere.
In Latvia, we have them too 24/7
That's why I love visiting Japan! 🇯🇵🇯🇵
Lmao the chopstick one. Simple but amazing.
The chopsticks one was my favourite. It's really practical
Those helmets would never pass dot standards
KNOT 2 MENTION THE HAIR WILL DEFINITELY BE KNOTTED!!!
I remember in high school watching a demonstration at GA Tech in which two pieces of a polymer, identical except for the hole in one of them, were subjected to stresses while polarized light was shined through them. The way the light was refracted made it clearly visible where the samples were undergoing stress, and where the lines of stress were converging, and where permanent damage had been done once the test was over. That one hole led to an intricate webwork of damage, revealing how weak one hole made the entire sample. I can't help but wonder if, for the sake of getting the hair out of the way, the back of the head is placed at increased risk. And then, there's the issue of what happens if the hair gets snagged on something in the event of an accident. Long hair going out the bottom of the helmet can be tucked directly into a jacket, kutte, or other garment.
What is dot standard?
The wallet tie and umbrella tie are honestly shit inventions.
How about an umbrella tie wallet?
to be fair...the wallet tie would be useful for all those skinny jeans...course they dont wear ties...so guess there stuck with fanny packs XP.
Can't stop laughing at the tie umbrella and the ear wax remover.
I feel like Japan is living in the future with this lol
But seriously, all of these or almost all should be around the world!
We do have toilets with sinks attached almost exactly like the one you showed in the video, we have them in prison cells.
LOL~(WHY CAN'T WE HAVE THE NON-STEEL VERSION IN OUR HOMES??)
I've spent a fair amount of time living in Japan. The vending machines and washlets are a huge improvement over what you'll find in the U.S. They've also got massively better infrastructure, so internet is both lightning fast and dirt cheap. The only other thing mentioned in this video that's sort of nice are the sauce packets. I'm surprised they're not in the states.
cinnamongirl3121 If the us wants to waste money on another country go for it.
Actually that was a requirement after WWII; Japan was to never again build and aggressive force, they could only spend on defense (it was part of their Constitution), but alas, times have changed and in the past few years the people have voted to spend money on a stronger military. The real reason they have a better infra structure is they don't require the investments in such things to have an immediate profit.
*Take a shot every time he says: Whilst
😂👍🏻✌🏻
At the tie thing... yeah because I want to keep scissors wrapped around my neck haha
Toronto Canada has a diagonal crossing spot. It is quite convenient.
Oxford Circus London also has diagonal crossing.
your mom has less subs
In the US we just cross which ever way we feel like. Some people do get injured but hey that's just survival of the fittest.
jonathan_g LA has them to in Hollywood
My home town of Ft Wayne used to have them
A hole in a helmet... Doesn't that make the helmet weaker around the area where the hole is?
That is why it was never invented in the U.S.!
it sure would thoe when ur in japan your not likly to be going as fast as you would in the US and since the back of your head is less likly to take the main impact it wouldnt cause a large increase of brain damage to japan. if they brought it to any other place instead thoe im sure we would hear a lot of reports.
blackboard212 I have never heard a less reasonable argument
SeSa Gaming it weakens the whole helmet
SeSa Gaming Asides from possibly structural weakness, what if your hair gets caught on something going by 😮.
The sink over the toilet thing is really really good!! Every country should adopt the idea to save water
Definitely need a velociraptor receptionist in the next hotel I go to!
Can’t find vending matching with chips in Japan: “That’s probably the reason why the girls are so thin.”
SHOW PHOTO OF KOREAN GIRLS😉
Taeminee Shinee lol banding machine
Iqmal Daniel u right😂 shd be vending
EXACTLY LOL
THEYRE ALL AMERICAN~(I BET) BUT YES THEIR DIET IS NOT LIKE THE SUPER SUGAR~DIET IN AMERICA!) THATS ACTUALLY HEALTHY
I thought so too! Just visiten Korea and the girls looked very familiar 😅 Korea do have diagonal crossroads aswell ☺️
Number 7 is not only in Japan. We have those sauce packets in Australia too.
Peter T just what I was about to say.
Yeah but the presenter is american so it would seem completely out of their world
And we also have sinks above toilets just not as common
Is australia in japan?
And in a thousand years those packets will *still* be there.
Yup
The chopstick is really genius!
The sauce packets and the chopsticks were pretty neat, but the sink in the toilet should also definitely be a thing
#6 - Most doctors would agree that removing earwax is *not* a good idea.
Frank Hooper yeah that bad if it’s all removed
Only remove enough to unblock your hearing.
That toilet sink thing would be great. I've got a tiny toilet room in my home which was built before a change in regulations, which means I can no longer get a sink in there. And that annoys me greatly. But replacing the existing loo with one of these would be ideal - no more traipsing across the landing with post toilet hands hoping the bathroom isn't occupied! GET THESE IN BRITAIN!!!*
* Unless they already exist, in which case, tell me where I can get my hands on one.
We have diagonal crosswalks in Canada in tourist areas. Banff has like 5 in a row. It's actually a relief for drivers because then all pedestrians cross at once and you don't have to worry about hitting a random when turning
The capsule hotels are really amazing! It was a great stay and cheap too when I went!
Those sauce packets are lit!! Also those toilets could really benefit the world
We have those inventions in the 🇺🇸 of course in most of the county jails & in prison cells that is and don't ask me how I knew that!
the sauce packets are worse when it comes to leaving shit in them. however they are good if u want the same amount of two sauces on something.
We have those toilets in the uk, my mum n dad actually have one in their house, they're great for kids, but the sink its self is to small for adult hands like mine.
We have those sauce packets in Australia. It makes it easier to get our tomato sauce on our meat pies.
Lol wow awesome.
The tie 1 s funny. Heavy 😂
Those sauce packets been in australia 40 years, though only single flavour in each , not seen a duel sauce yet.
In the diagonal crossing thing...why can’t they cross the other diagonal way...
well, i'm sure you could... it's just that it would be hard getting through the swarms of people going that one diagonal.
The ones near the University here are cross diagonal.
There are cross-diagonal ones in Japan, I should know, I used them.
why go the longer way if ur in a hurry?
some have both diagonals, but my guess is that particular intersection has a whole lot of pedestrians that want to use one diagonal, but not a lot for the other, so only the high traffic diagonal is marked to prevent people from slowing the flow.
They're have been diagonal crosswalks in Denver for years.
London has diagonal crossings too 😊
What you're probably unaware of with the "basin toilet" is that the drain from the basin actually goes directly into the bowl of the toilet and not the tank. caroma make these in Australia and they're a good space saving idea but the soap from washing your hands would damage the flushing mechanism and so isn't actually reused
'Spa on a train', Samuel L. Jackson's next film.
I would love to see a dinosaur as a receptionist, specially a T-Rex
Sounds like a good idea🤔!
Promila Das just know when u see it someone could’ve had that job but a fucking robot dinosaur took their job
3:28 oof those being back some memories...
6:13 Lunchables used to have brown mustard and horseradish packets in them with that design here in the USA. I miss them.
Australia also has those sauce packets
The diagonal crosswalk has been in the US for at least 15 years.
The sink over toilet tank is brilliant.
I loved that water saving hack....
Dino check in , Yes Please .
Number 13. Those 'slim girls' are not japanese. They're the Girl's Generation. A korean girlband group. But yes, most japanese are slim. But at least if you want to get some pictures to represent your facts, at least get them right :)
how exactly do you know this?
I'm a musician and as I've gotten older, I have trouble with ear wax build up. I'm going to look for that ear wax remover right now!
Number 19 - we have that in Latvia too (sort of), there are some junctions, where traffic lifghts go all green for pedestrians and all red for cars, so even without the diagonal zebra on the road, you can still cross it diagonally
7:25 "Spa on train...." - Then immediately shows pic of Russian train-carriage!
We need some of theses inventions!
We got most of these inventions here in the USA!
For example the intersection diagonal crosswalks we got a lot of those here at Major big cities such as Los Angeles New York and San Diego and also you can buy those butter Grieder on Amazon or Ebay!
Inventions, or innovations? Idk
I love the beer cans...let's get em and change them out with soda's!
In Finland we have this hotel chain that does not use any staff or reception. This keeps the price very affordable. When you make reservation, you receive a code for lobby door and your room which expires when it's time to check out.
Japan is weirdest country but has originality.
1:35
What the heck is wrong with this guy?
“The worst thing that can happen is getting interrupted by a store clerk saying, “can I help you””
I don’t see anything wrong there, only good I see there.
Maybe for introverts
Tiny Taffey
That’s the problem!
If so, then order online. Why does the narrator want to destroy a non-introvertic experience?
Australia has the sauce packets, moveable train seats (6:43 *is* literally the Sydney train seats), and we also do have some traffic lights that allow for pedestrians to walk diagonally.
The washbasin attached to the flush tank is super
Canada has diagonal crosswalks in Banff Alberta
toronto too!
The funny thing is no.7 is in Australia 😂😂😂
MeiMein_OW+ I confirm this!
The cube tube hotel system is superb
6:43 those are Sydney train seats LMAO
Diagonal crosswalks exist in Canada too.
Diagonal crosswalks also exist in the USA🇺🇸🤠!
and in China
Toilet sinks would be great in tiny homes
David Scott Try one at any prison and see how much you would really like one.
I liked the wax remover, chop sticks, moving seat in 🚆
Toilet-sinks, hell yeah, now I can feel like I'm in prison every time I gotta piss!
You can only get sushi ninjas in Japan.
3:40 That's Girls Generation, SNSD, GG? Korea's number one girl group. Sone here. Haha but yea their Koreans not Japanese but its okay tho nice vid. Haha
Alexander Castro I also noticed that I can't help but to laugh and to fan girl at the same time they are all gorgeous.
Though they have sung in Japanese. I prefer the Korean originals as I know a bit of Japanese and the lyrics are pretty cringe even if the tune makes me want to dance.
I knew there would be sone in the comments lol
Shouldnt surprise you this channel gets about 30% of their facts correct so them seeing an Asian and assuming Japanese isnt to out of the ordinary. thoe i always thought they wouldnt fck up that bad. lol
Oh good I’m not the only one who caught that 😂
There used to be 2 scramble corners (diagonal crossings) in downtown Saskatoon, Sask., Canada until drivers got their way and had them removed.
Squeeze-On Sauce was invented in Australia and is so common I had no idea no other part of the world didn't use them!! Also, Diagonal Crosswalks are used in every major city here in Australia too and have been for Decades
Just wanna point out that the girls in 3:41 is actually Korean. Famous K-Pop group SNSD or girls generation and they aren’t Japanese haha
Well they all look the same anyway so it's not a big difference
What? Is it racist to say that people look the same? Okay let's do this, if you can't tell the difference between an english person and a french person by sheer looks you are a racist shitbag.
Wanted to say the Same think 😂
hahaha...
Clara Chang who cares. And u shouldn't know that
Perhaps you should have called it 20 items not in America, slightly more accurate..
Then do they have these inventions in other countries besides America?
Mama and Kiki Adventures, yes they do
I am going to get one of the ear cleaning with camera attachments.
There's a diagonal crossing path in Boston but that's because Boston has terrible urban planning and it's more useful to cross diagonally to the train stop than go across that way.
5:52 is awesome !
There's diagonal crosswalks in Australia dude
Glad 2 know I was a previous genius in the late 80s with my school tie storing some stationery😸😇😉
I've seen sauce packaging like that over 20 years ago in Australia. And in the UK, automated shop checkouts are pretty common - most supermarkets and some newsagents have them.
Japan's amazing
Roses are red
Violetts are blue
There is always an asian
Who is better than you
😂
The facts don't lie🤣😭😅
But I got a bigger dick
I really like the idea of the pod hotels.
#7 is how we always get sauce in Australia, thought it was normal :)
Diagonal crossing paths exist in a lot of places though.. we've got them in Toronto, and pretty sure there are some in NYC as well as many other places lol
We have them In London too
yumi304 i need them were i live
Whilst there isn't a marking on the road in Bangor, the entire population knows that the traffic lights are set in such a way that it is possible to go diagonally across the main crossroads
There are none in NYC. You would expect a few, since there are so many people and tourists in NY. Like the roundabout/traffic circles. They are more convenient , too, and a lot of countries have them, but not the US. Or the metric system.
We have one in here in downtown Nashville
7:54 ...uh... kilometers? you just lost us Yanks!
kai zen the whole world uses kilometers.
Lol, how can the first one "literally" blow the hair off my head?
That squeeze sauce dispenser is actually an Australian invention.
They have diagonal cross walks in California, I'm not amazed...
I saw number 12 in Mexico so that is not only japan. And number 11 in Italy. And number 8 in Australia.
Lies Everywhere i live in italy and never saw it.. which city are u talkin about?
The toilet with the water tank sink combination can be bought in Europe. But now I’m going to search for that pillow with loudspeaker. I loved that. And I wished I had een sleeping room like their hotel rooms. It looks so cosy. Modern version of the old fashioned Dutch bedstee. (Box bed, but build in the wall somehow) that street crossings are also marvellous.
We need all of those...
We've had number 19 in Toronto Canada for years now
tokyo japans had it longer
You're wrong about introverts. We don't hate associating with people, we're just not very outgoing. It's not like we're total social outcasts that coop up by ourselves all day.
We'll be getting the blame for the lack of jobs next when all stores become automated!
Random Stuff In Oregon There are different versions of Introverts. From panicking at the though of being at s party full of strangers to those more like ambiverts that enjoy meeting ppl whether they are strangers or friends, But still enjoy being on their own too.
IM A INTROVERT THANKS FOR POINTING THAT OUT - you made my day :)
im an introvert. i cant leave the house cuz i know how horrible humans really are
There is the diagonal street crosses in SF too
The movable train seats also help if a train goes both directions, the workers can just flip all the seats and not have to have the train go in loops or stuff like that