The Dark Side of Japan Nightlife
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- čas přidán 6. 09. 2024
- Japanese people are famous for being hard workers, that’s why they often drink to celebrate the end of the day. Many people in Japan think of this as a milestone in their careers. Due to these types of celebrations, host and hostess clubs and bars are flourishing.
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Suggest which country I should cover next?
Albania
Poland please 😊
Singapore
Monaco, country of the millionaires and billionaires
New Zealand please?
Admiral Yamamoto’s Geisha spoke three or four languages & was one of his most trusted advisers!
Quite remarkable.
The dark side of Japanese nightlife ! At the moment it looks lnfinatly more appealing than here in the UK
I don't know about that. I had a great time with UK girls in Japan. And UK guys are fun to hang around.
Hell yes!
USA too...
Yes, I had some doubt while admittedly intrigued even with history of dubious YT titles, but the intro with the art person still an occupation though not really dark or sordid, beside aware about those extreme perverse fetishes. I appreciated Kyoto a special place with energy & beauty even with conservatism, I suppose tradition & spirituality, beside respected Japanese, but had reservations on my personal need for amusement, especially when met my girlfriend & their friends enough to handle for me 😁
"Rent-a-family"...Now, that just sad and pathetic...
You're sad and pathetic
Lets say that a young person wants to rent a family, would you think that person is pathetic, or are you just someone who thinks straight forward without thinking and judges people by their choice, again without considering any deep thought.
@@bielbiel1878 whats deep about it the only excuse of doin that is if ur family died and again its still weird
@@ttv_bot200 In the past, many things were considered strange and nowadays they are not.
It won't be any different with the next generation, things change.
@@ttv_bot200 in a society when your family often have unbearably high expectations of you i see where it comes.
4:13 guy is flexing in a german postal service hoodie killed me 😂😂
i noticed that too. i was like DHL? wtf?
Thank you for that comment - that slipped me by, even when I'm highly familiar with DHL.
Do these people even know what DHL is😭😭
DHL is a US Company based in San Francisco😁
Actually, a few years ago, DHL outfits got really popular 😅
I will never understand why host bars exist. I lived in Japan for several years and saw girls get hit on more than in a typical '80's movie. Seriously, if a girl wants male attention, all she has to do is exist and guys will approach her. Whether it's on the train, in the train station, in the combini, on the street etc. No girl in Japan needs to spend money for male attention, assuming she's even decently cute.
What's even crazier is that girls constantly get approached by men in Tokyo, but will then go to host clubs to PAY for men to talk to them...meanwhile men end up going to hostess clubs because none of the girls they approached would give them the time of day. It's completely nonsensical.
North Asian men have zero rapport. Non existent game. Nerds.
I don't know. I love Japan. Some of my closest friends were hostesses. We had a great time. On their nights off and when they got off, all they wanted to do was party. Plus, their customers always gave them money and gifts, so when we went out, they would pay for the drinks, food, and get us into clubs. They're great.
Part of it is the same reason prostitution exists: it's a business transaction. There are clear definitions and boundaries implied as part of the transaction. A girl chatting up some random guy might end up with a stalker or have a bad time. The same girl paying for a guy at a host bar knows that they (almost certainly) won't have a stalker or a bad time because the guy is professional company. It's sort of like how Chef in South Park put it: "that's not why you pay a prostitute; you're not paying her to stay, you're paying her to leave afterwards."
@@JodyBruchon
It is safe in a unsafe society.
That makes sense.
The next step is a robot for company.
No wonder the population is rapidly decreasing.
@@JodyBruchon I never thought someone would quote South Park to emphasize their point LMAO although very valid indeed.
10 million yen is NOT 142 thousand USD, it is less than 65k (you made the mistake not once, but twice)
To be fair at the time of the video's release it was over 65k usd but yes, far from 142k
Bro exchange rates change
Dark Side of the Japanese Nightlife? This is more brighter and more respectful than many other West European countries including my own which is Spain.
And even America😂
@@divergentthg7925I was going to say the same thing.
9:00 I actually can understand this. With all the internet stuff we still are less connected than before, and if your family disagrees with some of your choices, and friends don't understand your life goals, then it can quickly become a lonely place. The Norwegian government took my siblings from me and sent them 1000km away, so if Norway had this service I might have rented a sister to go to the movies with or go snowmobiling or skiing or camping. For years I would think of something funny to say and turn around to tell my siblings and then realize they weren't there. Ripping my heart out every time.
All you/we have is now & you only get one family, I know this will be easier sad then don but you should go find your siblings.😉
I wish you good luck in this.👍
I can't even imagine how...I'm sorry to hear that. That's just...so barbaric. I have 4 siblings, sometimes we argue, and we may have bad blood between us and an uneasy rocky relationship. Sometimes wishing they were gone from my life or me from theirs for all their mishaps. But...at the end of the day I can't bring myself to outright hate them, I love them still though they won't know it nor will I show it or they may love me. They may hate me, but I still cling and hope to the thought that someday we can let bygones be bygones and be a family once again even though it seems far-fetched.
that sounds insane. You don't need others to enjoy your life. Enjoying the peace of solitude is a wonderful thing.
I've read and seen from multiple sources some very bad things about notorious "Barnevarn".
Lot of children taken away for no reason, but have impression that they especially enjoy taking children from foreigners.
Fucking socialist demons. When did we gave the government so much power over our lives and our families?
roland is either AI or a genetically engineered michael jackson, I can't decide.
nahhh...that's straight up Muzan
@@abhinavabanerjee3526 blonde Muzan😆
Thanks to better economic conditions. Sadly today's Japan is facing a major teenage homeless crisis. So sad for most of Japan's history there has always been a happy playful determination that permeated spiritually.
Same can be said for the US, but unfortunately there are MANY who are homeless by choice and I know the same holds true in Japan. The bigger issue is population replacement. Their population and my heritage is set to drastically decline in number which will cause major issues without immediately increasing birthrate or opening up to immigration on a larger scale - which has its own set of unique problems.
@@shirothehero0609 you are way off base because the Japanese have a population of 120 million in a landmass that is equivalent to 2 1/2 California's. America has a population of 330 million within a landmass from East to West Maine to California. Secondly Japan hasn't been dealing with homeless teenage runaways for nearly as many years as America? And that is because the Japanese have a higher standard of quality of living compared to America. You don't want to accept this reality therefore progress will not be made if we have to rely am people like you.
@jamesfiaco4922 What does landmass and comparison to California have to do with population replacement and birthdate? It's not like we have run out of space, if that's what you're oddly insinuating. It's birthrate and population replacement that is the issue. That's an objective fact. Look at any population pyramid, it's inverted.
Look at child per family average, it's around 1.2 now - that means Japanese are dying off faster than they are being replaced.
Second, People will never listen to you if you're immediately pulling the "people like you" crap. Because someone has firsthand knowledge, statistics or data that's different than yours, doesn't mean they are wrong. Others who have seen or heard something different is a good thing, it helps figure out the real truth.
No need to be a dick.
@@shirothehero0609 Landmass population it signifies the difference between how many people could successfully live in a particular area that's why brought that up. Meaning Americans go through 1000 times more resources and leave behind equally as much trash compared to every other country in the world. And you're right everybody has an opinion. But only until they find out they're being held physically mentally financially spiritually accountable to their belief and then there is quiet as can be for all eternity are we clear? An example some years back here in America somebody had the opinion that it was good to use lead paint. Until we found out children were dying from eating this paint . So the point is if somebody didn't have a bad harmful opinion about the safety associated with this type of paint those children would have never died in that manner for sure. None the less I will check out the birthing rate death population situation with the Japanese.
@@shirothehero0609nonsense
There are still Geisha Houses in Japan, but almost all are for Japanese only, unless you are taken there by someone important.
Why Japanese only?
@@dark9oni Very traditional and do not like foreigners.
@@dark9oni A lot of them don't want to deal with foreigners and different cultures, and if you don't know some traditions or manners you'll seem very rude or even offensive to them, so a lot of them just prefer not to deal with non-Japanese people.
he called shinjuku shinjukie 😭😭😭☠☠
This is very simplistic and surface explanation of Japanese nightlife
hostess bars are mostly dangerous because they insist on exchanging numbers, they bombared you with texts and calls on when are you going to visit again. Some girls do it intentionally they go once they spent 200$ and they have a texting boyfriend for 2 months or until the host gives up on them realizing they just wanted a texting boyfriend all along.
the trickier hostesses in order to gain your trust they offer a date outside the bar, on said date she will intentionally pass through brand stores and ask you to buy her a gucci bag and if you do she will resell it imediately
they mastered how to syphon money out off people like a door to door salesman
Isn't really that dangerous or aren't you over exaggerated this on something I don't even know?
Having lived in Japan, I was warned about hostess bars. Unless you're rich, stay away. Their goal is to take every penny from you they can. Believe it.
Such a perfect world. Can't wait for people in my country to criticize and at the same time adopt Japanese customs into western life. My country has the problem of pushing american culture and values on nations across the globe.
Yo, dude this is the end stage for what USA and West in general is now also having - bunch of paranoid people who think only reason someone would talk to them is to do them harm. And this isn't really a good thing either. Look up how likely is japan as a culture to survive next 100 years.
What's so American about freedom?
@@JohnyTheWizKidit's not freedom when you're forced to comply.
If my favorite barbershop person starts selling me food and alcoholic drinks 😅
can't believe CDawgVA hired Shibuya Kaho as a hostess ;_;
It's difficult for me to understand other peoples need for "comfort from a stranger". I haven't felt loneliness since early childhood. I'm not sure when it stopped, why, or if it's simply part of evolving into a man. All of the rent-a-person behavior seems absurd with devastating social consequences in the long run.
Imagine feeling nothing but loneliness since early childhood, then perhaps you can begin to understand.
@@Smokeybear00111 that's pretty pathetic
I feel like it's a right of passage into manhood. No doubt loneliness in the beginning fucking sucked, but in the end I made it through and it's not too bad.
And in this modern world, wherein older traditions and cultures often collide frequently with newer ways of life or ages, it's almost a universal process. Others just either haven't found it yet, or are young, and the magnifying glass of their own media makes it a terrifying issue like always.
@@Smokeybear00111 I was bullied all of my school life and was an outcast/loner in high school. I had very, very few loyal and real friends. I made it into college and made better ones. That was also when the loneliness hit it's hardest though. Loneliness no doubt sucks, and the depression that comes with it feels like an anchor, which causes your mood to continuously spiral out of control. It does get better though... if you can endure through it. It sucks all the way, but when you start taking responsibility for your own happiness (which in English means going outside and doing fun things when you're bored or going home when gone for a day out with friends, but just want to get some alone time in).
Your parents/relatives/role-models are the ones that teach you how to build the metaphorical plane when you are young so you can fly. Then in your twenties, you crash and burn. Then because it's your twenties, you are the only one that can build the plane again. If your parents/relatives/role-models are there, they don't help, because now... maybe it's time for you to build your own plane? And fly free.
@@dwayneelizondomountaindewh6073 - I didn't mean to sound self righteous in my original comment. Some people are just different. Just my 2 cents...That wasn't very nice to say dude. I dont personally feel what others feel but I don't think that makes anyone pathetic. It's hard to be judgemental about something that's probably out of their control. Just wait until you reach old age and start having major health issues....You'll get humbled REAL quick when faced with things out of your control. It's best to simply nod your head and say, "yea that sounds rough. I'm sorry you have to deal with that bro" and move along if you cant help.
One persons “dark side” is another’s “high point”… that’s the problem with judging others with your own assumed “moral superiority”
The dark side of Japan is absolutely immoral! Now… where do I get me one of those robot girlfriends?
@@Abbeville_Kid I want one with really big lips!
@@spartanx169x 🤣
@spartanx169x which lips are we talking here? Lips on her face or lips down below 😂
I agree. Ie: What's the difference between a flower and a weed?...a judgement!❤
"She dragged him out and calmly smoked a cigarette"
This huge japaneese woman...
I always knew I was supposed to be born somewhere else, sign me up
Be careful. Remember how hard Japanese people work.
Im with you bro.
Study Japanese, save your money. And head to Japan!
4:50 'Try to have some fun for me' comes on.
Compared to the nightmare of living in the US, Japan is wonderful. Even it's so called dark side is better than life for many in the US.
Amen to that!
Please tell me what is so bad about living in the USA?
You are living your life wrong if you think living in the greatest ...confused country right now is so bad.
@@damien8112 USA is no longer the greatest country to live in. Most European countries are better to live in.
@@shaunwayne8610what are you guys smoking bruh 🤣🤣🤣
Ya’ll prob live in terrible areas and blame the whole country lmao touch some grass
Wish I have one of those robots, I could shut it down when ever I want 😂😂😂
I'm just here cuz of the thumbnail.
Robot girlfriends, our troubles are over boys.
Weird how Japanese women love guys that look like women
Wish I could have gone there in my younger years
go now, since you have money, your younger self wouldn't have as much of a fortune as you have now
Go anyway if you can. In the 70s, I could afford to go. Now, I can't possibly justify going because of the unstable Byden economy. Currently, I can't possibly predict if there will be shortages, complete electrical and fuel restrictions, locked bank accounts, or 100 percent travel restrictions. While free speech and all communications will be officially monitored instead of secretly as in the past couple of decades.
@@thinkingimpaired5663 that's the most paranoid comment I've seen in a long time. The economy is gaining strength. Energy shortages and restrictions aren't even a talking point right now, nor are travel restrictions outside of ongoing wars in other countries. If anyone should go to another country, it's you, so you can see what it's like outside of your bubble.
@allenschermerhorn941 wow you must be another CNN or The View exclusive viewer. Open your eyes to all media rather than a tiktok video. Good luck in your journey.
@@Zorbino88 Dude, come on. His name is "thinking impaired". You're arguing with someone whose name is thinking impaired.
This is why their population is plummeting because of all of these services...
"Darkside"? Oh you my every day side.
Because of anime and J-Pop, I become a fan of everything Japanese.
Did this disappoint me? Sure it does but I have faith this is not worse that it is being or trying to perceive.
Few years ago, I read an article 1/3 of Japanese population is projected to be 60 y/o-above come 2050.
That's why a Japanese comedian jokingly said they are a soon-to-be an extinct nationality.
I thought Japan's rural areas are preserving the nation's tried and tested customs and traditions.
May they emerge when it needed the most, and their resilience from post-WWII humiliation re-lit an inspiration.
A rental... family?
Japan has serious issues, and I don't mean this as an insult.
Can't blame em
Dude, I was fine with the prostitution, buying a robot and renting of a friend. But they guy who rents a family after his family dies made me feel very sad somewhere deep inside.
its what happens when 90% of your population is urban. Tokyo alone hosts 40%of Japans entire population!
But you can't rent a family
Is it really a problem? Cause I don't see it
8:01 is that CDawgVA?
Out of the blue....CdawgVA
Absolutely Outstanding
175 USD for a robot sex toy....thats a steal...im in
the sweatshirt at 4:15 is telling me he don't deliver
Is that Paolo at 2:30 🤣
Music is way too loud, can't hear what is being said !
ik this is a weird question but do they got robot mothers?
Dude was wearing a DHL shirt lol
For the westerner Japan’s culture is the highlighting of illusions and hallucinations.
Any culture has their own fairytales.
But Japanese women are really gorgeous.
That is for sure and a fact.
GORGEOUS AND BEAUTIFUL YOUNG LADIES ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
10 million yen is 70 Thousand dollars.
Alright CZcams! Fine! You win! I'll watch this video. Stop recommending it to me now.
Roland with Luka Modrić interesting.
who heard that wacks one of these got banned idk why tho this one isnt banned
GODZILLA ruins the Japanese night life‼️
Y'all out here renting friends and family. 😢I need to go to Japan I'll absolutely be your friend , just hang out and maybe feed me 🤷🏼♂️
Agreed. All I'd ever ask for, is one of the modern Winning Post games!
Immediately thought of that video: 🎵Daisy, Daisy...
We all stayed for the robot wife..
The robot wife idea sounds great
This video made me sad for Japanese people.
whats the song in the backround, timestamp: 5:54
Why in Japan, mostly there available in all country, my country have some unhealthy nightlife
Why does bro have a DHL shirt its a shipping companie dutch
No country that I know has has host/hostess clubs and dumb crap like that other than Japan.
@@spartanx169x my country has it, you have enough money you can get all the kink your ever dream off
@@spartanx169x Let me guess... You've never lived a month in those countries You "know"?
Why the video cuts iff so abruptly?
FYI sorry to point it out the people of Japan are decreasing in numbers not increasing in population. Why is that I wonder?
too high of a population density. the more people you cram into a space the less connected to each other they become. the national institutes of health did a series of experiments with rats back in the 60s or 70s. they found that once a rat colony's population hit a certain level the rats stopped breeding and the colony collapsed. you're seeing this now in real time with Japan, europe isn't far behind.
@@MrSGL21 Thanks for the insite didn't know that. It's still very sad.
@CDawgVA your overworking in nightlife? xD
I guess you could say that Roland was rolling in the cash
日本人としては観光を楽しむ程度で来た方が良いです。深入りすると底なし沼のように出られなくなります。
I was in Japan back in 1984 . When I wad in the Marines beautiful country. I would love to go back to see a baseball game. Stationed near Mt Fuji.
Matsuo looks like a Final Fantasy character
3.5 years is too short
umm...Roland was a gigolo at first where he made a lot of that money he has.
Rent a family is crazy to buy that
6:18 this is wrong
He did not love her but had to play along.
She didn’t want him working for other girls
She said she wanted them to die together though she didn’t try to stab herself
They were never in love. She payed for him to come over and tried to kill him.. please fact check first
8:28 I really didn't know girls actually do this and how much impressive it looks irl lmao
4:13 blutsverwandter trägt einfach deutsche post merch hahaha
Sounds like an episode of Tokyo Vice.
the end is near ...
Thats crazy how someone would pay 142k to spend time with someone else, I wouldn't pay someone 1 dollar to do the same thing lol. You would be better off taking 142k USD, and finding ways to make people's lives better, you would be bound to find a friend doing that, wouldn't have to pay a guy to pretend to be yours lol.
Well why do you care about what people should do? It's their choice so why bother
Will the robot shut up and do what you tell it to do ?
fun fact, the girl that killed the host was the inspiration for yandere simulator
The darkside of nightlife is the locals who get used to high end living and partying, that they often live beyond their means just to impress others.
So why care then?
must be a total buyers market❤❤❤
How are you gonna do that to our boi Connor?
Work hard, drink hard. Not a healthy lifestyle !
that was interesting about hosting Luka Modric the los Merengues #10, though unsure the darkness of these pursuits & enterprises except the end episode? prolly to suck me in & admittedly intrigued but got me when seem pretty cool enough even familiar until mention the violence, exploitation, & tragedy😬so wasn't aware about that, pardon as pronunciation provoking a laugh too. Why is 10 mil Yen a common amount mentioned in this?
this is very disturbing... why are they so lonely over there you think?
its not shinjuki its shinjukU wtf
5:04 A whole **142** US dollars?! Wow what fortune lol. Fun misread.
Is that Modrić!? No way😂
Similar issue in usa😢
From what I saw in this video the robot wife looks creepy
5.30 - It's all well and good, until the funds dry up!
This is why japans population is collapsing
Robot girlfriends, you say? Well, no more trying to coax a woman with dinner and such. Now we can just buy one out right. I love technology
Shinjuki
Wouldn't the dark side of nightlife be the opposite of the dark side? i can understand the dark side of daylife but it would make more sense to make the title about the light side of nightlife
38 cm tall, are you sure? That would be about 20 inches tall....?
The beautiful Geishas and Mako's sit and drink with their customers. That disturbs me. All of that alcohol.
I see
Robot wife! Sign me up!
That's the dark side of japan?? Okay....
👀😳🤔🤷♂️🤦♂️
Geisha is basicslly idols and vtubers are nowadays
Oh, so the dude owns a "Porsch", that's not so impressive as it's probably cheap knock-off.
Now, if he owned a PORSCHE, that would be something :)
A Borsch.
Wait is it a myth that at first most geishas if not all were male?
Contrary to popular belief, yes some Geisha give happy endings.
9.30 - 38cm tall?
Everytime when i see a documentary about japan...i am sure i could not live there. I am a sober alcoholic and in japan it seems absolute mandatory to drink after work / in your freetime. I think i would be socially isolated, haha.
No, that's not true. And if you were at a work party, you can inform your coworkers before hand that you don't drink. And if your boss comes to you to pour, simply place your hand over your glass. It's okay not to drink in Japan. People refuse all the time.