What NO-ONE Tells You About Japan
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- What do I dislike about Japan the most? Why do strangers here always randomly ask your age? Who's in my basement? And how did a Giant Hornet once lead me to almost crash my car? The answers to all these questions and more, lie within.
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NOTIFICATION SQUAD: It's 5am and I've been editing for 18 hours. I can't feel my face. I've forgotten my name. (I think it's Dave). There's a ton of stories and experiences stuffed into this video - I hope you enjoy them! (Just don't ask me about the guy in the basement). I'd like to another Q&A again and indeed, if it does well, I may do another in June. I hope you guys are safe wherever you may be out there right now - things seem to be improving and I look forward to getting out once and again exploring the country. The question is, WHERE should we explore? Let me know in the comments and it'll probably definitely happen.
Thanks for the video Dave!
Gotcha chicken boy
I'd love to see you explore some of the "Darker" aspects of Japan.
Have you ever been to (now turned museum) Dejima in Nagasaki where the Dutch and Portuguese held a trading post two centuries ago? It's also the source of some katakana loan words that came from both languages. The first exposure of Japan to Western culture.
You'll be alright, Mr. Japanese Spy Man
plot twist: the guy in the basement is the real Dave whose CZcams channel was called Dave in Japan until Chris abducted him and took over his channel
So thats why his diet video stopped only on week#2
Is that why Ryotaro is trying to assassinate Chris? Humm
@@mouadezzouine3076 sounds like he's an undercover detective to investigate the disappearance of david to me now
*M-MASAKA*
@@mouadezzouine3076 The real Friend!!
I don’t like sand. It’s coarse and rough and irritating. And it gets everywhere.
A bit like the suffinaaahhhs dahn sarf ...who then end up like covid and infect Japan when they emigrate...just like Dave here :D
So uncivilized
This is treason then
We will watch your career with great interest.
Pizza Time
as a Mongolian, it was so ridiculously funny to know how Japanese people react to us. maybe one day i will open a sushi restaurant in Mongolia and name it as oda nobunaga, be my guests.
Tokugawa Ieyasu also works :)
would definitely go there:)
I would fly to Mongolia just to eat your sushi establishment (given standard constraints of reality)
I wanna go to your restaurant!
eiichiro oda pls
I like how Chris drives around listening to his own intro music.
the CZcamsr equivalent of wearing your face on a shirt
Absurd to think someone thought your name was "Dave in Japan." Everyone knows youre Chad in Seattle.
Roger in Tibet
I thought his name is abroad
Chad in Chad sounds better.
Robert in Berlin.
Sounds better than Gary in Japan.
If I run into Chris one day, I hope I can say "I love You Dave, where is the love hotel?"
Just don't forget, "May I buy you a PizzaSand?"
Lol 😂😉
Add in "want to go watch E.T.?" and you'll be set.
@@gallopingalumphus5390 I want to like but the number is just to perfect just count this as a like 👍😅😜
@@Rainb0y2k I did it.
When I lived in Japan, I generally didn't hear my neighbor, except when he decided to have a 4AM shouting match with his girlfriend. Those were always fun, and quite frequent. Fortunately, I sleep with earplugs anyway.
EDIT: I lived there for 6 years and never needed a hanko stamp. Not for the bank, or renting an apartment, or anything. Everyone just always let me sign instead.
Dave: "Pizza sand."
CZcams subtitles: "He meand 'Peter Sam', obviously."
"Dave in Japan". "The Real Chris Abroad".
Twist of the century.
I knew it the moment he had suddenly lost all that weight
Nice pfp
and japanese spy man!
I’m more concerned about what he did that he changed his name and hanko. That’s majorly shady.
I love the idea that Chris listens to his YT stock music on his free time, and in his car.
he know what he doing....
I was stationed at a small US Air Force outside of Fukuoka (1979-1980) and I remember the shocked looks of locals when they saw one of us. (We worked up at the JASDF site on Mt. Sefuri outside the city but lived on the local economy.) There was a lot of elbow nudging and bad stage whispers behind hands of "Gaijin, gaijin." My buddy and I would respond, especially if they were cute girls, by doing the same thing but with Nihonjin in place of Gaijin. It was a fun way of meeting Japanese girls.
Those days have gone sadly apart from hardcore bar rat green card hunters
@@rachelarJapanese or American green card hunters?
We live in a single house (一戸建て) with a space between houses that for Japan is extremely generous, and we can still hear our neighbours. That's Japan for you. Also, about the hanko, if you are really stubborn, you can get by with using a signature instead (especially if you are a foreigner, one rare benefit of being a foreigner in Japan...). It is my one act of resistence against the Japanese system...
Pretty sure they didn't let you just "sign" the papers when getting a loan to buy the house unless it was some rare ultra pro foreigner company which don't exist in Japan to begin with
In general, the reason why Japanese people ask you your ages is just because they don’t know how to start conversations with foreigners. As you know, Japanese generally is not good at speaking English although we learn English for about six years at school. But at school we memorized some basic English sentence like “ where are you from?” , “ how old are you?”
So when Japanese meets foreigner, they ask you your country, your ages automatically.
They are just interested in who you are and try to know you doing there best in English. We never try to push our culture on you
Sorry for my poor English but I just let you know the fact.
Your english is pretty good though, keep it up
@tk2887 There is no rule, just enjoy conversation. if you talked friendly, people would be friendly regardless of your ages, country.
How well do you understand English? Better than you speak it? Either way it's impressive to me, a total nerd who doesn't know a proper second language. At best I know a few words and short phrases in a handful of languages, most of them closely related to English so it doesn't even really count (Spanish, French)
I've been to Japan 3 times and find the culture and people wonderful. I can't wait to go back.
Shit if my Japanese was half as good as your English id be living the dream! Keep it up bro your English is fine
Are we not going to talk about Chris locking himself in a closet and torturing himself?
No?
We're just gonna ignore that little scene?
*What* scene? 😀🔪
WHAT SCENE. YOU SAW NOTHING.
That wasn't Chris it was Dave
I think, that ultimately all his personalities will gang together to fight evil Chris and free weak Chrisses to make land of Multiple Personality Disorder happy again
I thought that it had impressive cinematography (not that I know much about that) for a random skit. Especially with face paint etc.
"What!? A foreigner!?"
- every kid in China despite living in major cities and having foreign English teachers.
If they didn't sound shocked it wouldn't be so bad, but it's such a stupid thing to say. Plus it translates as "outside person." So I copy them, looked shocked and say "Eh!? Zhongguo Ren!"
That's fucking genius and I'm definitely partaking in that course of action.
哇！？ 中國人！
Waiter: “what are you having today”
Me: “Ill have hitler and a glass of water please”
Oh and a cup of Mao Zedong for dessert would be nice!
i’ll take the stalin with a side of mussolini to go please☝️
I like an american and a side of oil.
I’ll have a Pavelic with a side of Kai-Shek. With war crimes of course
If "a hitler" is a dish that consists of a single ball of the rocky mountain oyster sort, I might genuinely try it just for the name.
Side note because... it's the Internet, aware that the one ball thing is an urban myth.
that American accent was so spot on “Dave in Japan”
i dont like my own accent anymore. lmao
It's so good, we need an entire episode in the American accent!
Omg yep. Soooo many LOL's.
It's very impressive.
@@BingoBangoBabyInc did he not do that as one of the anpanman challenges in the journey across japan
It’s genuinely terrifying how good that American accent is
How to distinguish American from Britain accent?
@@VoyagerEugen If they say Spade They're British. If they say shovel their American. Lol.
@@eureka5635 i say spade and I'm American:/ could also be my jamaican family though
@@eureka5635 Spades and shovels are two different but similar tools
It’s not good, at all haha. Really, not being mean, but it’s not good :). Still, love the English accent
I remember going to Mie shrine with a friend of mine. We were walking around in the town outside the shrine, and this girl, about 5-6 years old points at us when we were in a little shop and was like "Mama, Gaijin!" super excited. We laughed, my friend smiled and waved, and the mother turned beet red and apologized profusely. It reminded me a lot of the things me or my brother had said at that age and embarrassed the crap out of my mom
I burst out laughing at that hostage scene, have some pizza sand hahaha
I was so thrown off by his American accent during the “Dave in Japan bit”, it was convincing but uncharacteristically cheery for him lol
British people sound like stereotypical suffer bros when doing an American accent😂
The brief second of no accent threw me way off and I was like, Wait, what if his accent is a ploy, maybe he's "Abroad in England but Abroad in Japan"
You should check out his episode of Journey Across Japan where he speaks with an American accent for the day, very unnerving
@@superlynx98 link?
@@guacamolly_ This is late, but it's this one: czcams.com/video/xSqRaxppUSc/video.html
I’d like to imagine that Chris who recently bought a car, only did so to do this specific hornet skit. The car is now sold.
You'll be amazed at the absurd lengths I often find myself going for a 3 second joke.
@@AbroadinJapan The basement one is proof of that
I was thinking more like, he told this story to show off his car. But I like your approach more 😂
@@AbroadinJapan I appreciate the hornet buzzing sounds being done in stereo. I was listening on headphones and the effect was utterly terrifying.
Sounds like Scott the Woz
The thing I like about your videos as unique because of your dramatic reconstruction.
I've already subsribed to some channels about Japan and yours is THE BEST, honestly. The British, self- ironic sense of humour is brilliant. I laugh my head off when I watch your entries. Thank you, keep on making short films, please: they're both very informative and funny to watch. Cheers !
"4/10, I'd rather eat sand"
That's quite the generous rating for some sand. You must be quite the sand connoisseur. Where can we find the tastiest sand?
I hate sand. It's coarse, and it gets everywhere.
@@bandotaku Not the younglings please
@@bahlee1013 The dark side of the Force is a pathway to many abilities some consider to be unnatural.
@@bandotaku did you ever hear the tragedy of darth plagueis the wise?
Ryotaro’s Smug smile can only belong to a true Japanese spy
LOVE your channel, telling about TRUE experiences.
And i definitely recognize myself with my 20 years living in this country. More than familiar stories. I would be more than pleased to share my many experiences as well.
Writing from Oklahoma, USA. Your episodes are so wonderful to watch. You are hilarious. By the way, I have been to Japan 4 times and traveled around the country extensively. I love Japan and plan to move there once Covid is behind us
My day is infinitely better when you do your “American” accent. It’s so reminiscent of Keanu Reeves from Point Break
Keanu chungus moment
There was no way that was his voice
Y’know oddly enough I’ve never seen Point Break. Despite being a huge film fan. I really like Keanu Reeves too. Also, That picture of Ryotaro (unsure of how to spell it exactly so I just sounded it out) is absolutely legendary :3 and is what has brightened my day.
Sounds better then his British accent 😂👌🏻
Is it really that different, I didn't even realise he spoke THAT differently at first
We needn't be enemies, Chris. My peerless fame on the platform is unmatched and would no doubt lead to confusion on the streets. All jokes aside, fantastic American accent.. Terrifying.
Lol
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DAAAVE LOVE YOUR VIDS WE NEED TO GET U TO TOP COMMENT
Haha, the guy definitely thought I was you!
- It's the greatest insult you'll ever have.
@@AbroadinJapan Don't be so self-deprecating you dashing devil. Keep up the great work, man. Your star keeps rising.
this guy is so strangly entertaining. I can't stop watching, but idk why.
I'm loving this channel more and more
I like the fact that you listen to your own theme tune while cruising in your car.
What's the name of that song? It sounds pretty catchy
@@Javier-ov3hj open.spotify.com/track/1t54WzbyLYyXSU8MsXA8Wd?si=PS27-2U3RvyGDaaRyqJttA
Its a banger
WTF?! That plastic wrap is edible? You mean I've been wasting the last 30 years (including several trips to Japan) unwrapping that crap?
Apparently it's made out of seaweed (or sometimes rice paper) and yes they are edible. Most candy in japan that is wrapped is edible.
@@greatleader4841 Yup....rice paper.
Same here, bruh
If you say crap then...oh boy, you do it in a spiral it seems.
Congratulations, you just wasted food (particularly gelatin/rice paper) for 30 years lol
At first I started watching you because I wanted to Japan. But know I just binge watch your videos because you make me happy and laugh.
I've searched all your videos to find this one skit you did and now I found it! Awesome stuff keep up the good work :)
Those weird english hats is the equivalent of getting a tattoo of japanese letters not understanding what they mean but they get them anyways because they look cool.
I always love it when some dweeb goes out and gets a symbol thinking it means something spiritual or good luck only to find out years later it means they enjoy cleaning septic tanks.
@@bearguy2617 You always hear them stories about someone who gets some kanji tattoo, then when they get home and go to a Chinese restaurant the staff laugh at the white guy with chicken and rice written on him
Yeah, but one of those two is kinda more permanent.
I mean, you can just rub away the tattooed skin with a grater, but that hat is forever!
People still do these?
@@saschamayer4050 Nonetheless, you can remove both with a laser
2:34 If I had a hornet jump into my car like that, I'd jump off the moving car and let it explode in the guardrail. I'm sure the insurance company would understand.
Ahahaha, nós em Portugal não temos problemas desses
Sadly, it wouldn't explode.
I once jumped out of my car when I was first learning to drive due to a bee. Luckily, I was only going about two miles an hour in an empty parking lot.
Gonçalo Araújo Bruh, here in Algarve we have a lot of Hornets in the Spring, but European hornets, they're smaller but still scary
My wife drove into a ditch because of a spider she didn't get hurt thankfully,lol...the wife was ok also
Absolutely love your channel sir! I cannot wait to visit Japan in the future. Cheers from Chicago!
I find this fascinatingly entertaining. Thank you for making these videos.😁
That single hornet animation actually took 12 hours. Good job, criss
8:33 The Real/Fake Chris segment has to be a regular thing, that was great!
Up
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It was unexpectedly horrifying. I loved it
Segment?
Makes even more sense that he would be a Japanese spy man
You should do a food tour of japan, I LOVE your food videos😊 I love all your other videos too, but the stuff about food are always my favorite💕
Love your sense of humor and delivery. Not high-pitched like a lot of British comedians.
Chris finally following his dream of becoming James Bond but he's working for Japan and in South Korea.
I'm sure that Chris is his codename and he's actually called Dave.
Japan bond
@@drfudgecookie5800 more likely “Sensei James Bond”
"And at that point, the entire bank broke." This (and the rest of the story) made me laugh so hard. As someone who lived in Japan for 3 years I can picture this so perfectly. =D
No residency in Japan would be complete without a neverending fiasco at a local bank.
The all important inkan-shomei is such a pain.
Same here, I went to a bank one week after my arrival in Japan and since I couldn't speak much of Japanese the bank workers just started panicking madly. Unforgettable scene 🥰
@@AbroadinJapan that sounds terrifying.
@@AbroadinJapan did you ever get rejected to open an bank account they rejected me twice
Oh my! Well, that didn't speak for all South Koreans. I am a South Korean and your channel is absolutely interesting with all your reviews of Japan that are equally positive and negative. I've seen your videos and you are pretty straight forward in saying your opinions. I learnt so many intersting things about Japan from you. I also find your sarcastic way of speaking downright funny. I am glad to hear you have visited South Korea before. Do come to South Korea again and I hope you have lots of good experiences here as well.
Great video Dave in Japan!
5:09 That moment when Chris briefly drops the fake English accent he's been pretending to have this whole time.
My covers blown; soon the whole world will know I'm actually Chad from Seattle and this has all been filmed on a green screen in the basement for 8 years.
Typical Dave move, that's why I like him.
Abroad in Japan then who tf is Dave and why is he stealing your channel??
@@AbroadinJapan of coure! It's actually Chad in Japan 🤯
@@StripofPaper I'll start a channel called chad in japan and dethrone Chris the imposter
When living in an apartment in Japan you should choose apartments that use “Tekin concrete” as their material for the inside of the wall. “Tekotsu” or “mokuzo” walls are thin so it makes it’s easier to hear people’s noises.
Wtf bruh🤣
Lan Naga
The material used for the inside of a wall is a very important matter when choosing houses in Japan.
This is very useful to know but how would you be able to tell if an apartment had tekin concrete? Is it regularly written on the contract/sales advertisement what kind of concrete is used?
D. C It's written specifically in the advertisement or website or wherever you see real estate's information. This is a common knowledge in Japan when you rent an apartment or buy a house. Mokuzo means the skeleton of the building is wood, so it's better to chose Tekkin concrete.
@DANI CALI GIRL that applies to the entire world uwu
Go to Misawa. I was stationed there in the late 60’s. Loved it for 3 years. It’s all changed now, but I have my memories.
Humorous Informative, just love your vlogs , brilliant stuff
As someone who has been born and raised in the US, hearing someone suddenly switch to an American accent while talking is the fucking STRANGEST thing. You do the accent well too!
Pokéfreak It’s an essential part of being a Japanese Spy Man
And don't forget, never come korea forever.
Pokéfreak Yes! He did sound like an American! He probably has other talents... that he doesn’t want to share yet, but he would be great playing an American in a spy movie, in Japan! 😉😁😅
Baked Sand, the childhood memory of having sand in your mouth mixed with guilt
4/10
"I'd rather eat sand."
First time I watched it, I didn't notice it, but the HORSE SOUND THROUGH THE WALL IS HILARIOUS!
Thanks a lot Dave really appreciate the videos.
“I can hear my neighbors cooking, cleaning, fuuu...doing random things..” lmao!!!
@@Kronos0999 i know right no one except him has done that
Kronos yeah how did you know :0?!!! Sorry for commenting on something I found funny. Smh ppl like you man..
🧂
they must be new to youtube comments
Its completely true though.
Therapist: American Chris doesn’t exist, he can’t hurt you
American Chris: 5:18
Gold
American Chris is the one in the basement, he’s just been conditioned to talk with a British accent.
hearing him speak in an american accent was real trippy
As a non-American and non-Briton, care to explain?
The only real difference I hear is the tone of his voice
@@theramendutchman just pronounces his words differently. A sounds are very different between the two languages, as well as a few other differences I can't think of off the top of my head
when you cut over to “the real Chris” in the storage locker I literally cackled out loud. Excellent. Also weird English is one of the best running gags ever!
that soundproofing.. i feel you. live in a german, post ww2 building. we have wooden ceilings with straw in the middle. yes. really.
Chris next April Fools video..he randomly changes his account to Dave in Japan and does an American accent throughout the whole episode!
You can only change your name like every 5 months
ninjapistol Lol he could change the Icon..or he could keep Dave in Japan for 5 months lol
the whole month*
"Guys, it was all a cover... my actual name is Dave!"
@@peyuko5960, After all, Chris is in the basement. :D
When I was in Nara on a back street, a man walked by carrying an adorable toddler. I heard her squeak out "Gaikokujin! Igirisu!" and I lit up with a huge smile. I waved and bowed with a little "ohayogozaimasu". I really want to believe my wife and I were the first foreigners she had ever seen.
On the flip side, I heard some teens in Osaka call my wife and I "baka" in with gaijin and a few things I couldn't pick up, so there's that too. At least teens being insufferable is a shared cultural aspect evident across the globe.
That is ridiculously cute, I had a skill on my face just reading that, can't imagine how it felt
Jang-geum Seo this kind of people go to thailand or philipines. The majority is aware that japan,korea and china don‘t throw women on the feet of western men.
Would've straight up told the teenagers urusai teme
Jang-geum Seo wtf🥴
Chris, I love these videos where you share stuff with us, you have an amazing sense of humour. I laugh a lot at your vid and I am a person who finds it difficult to laugh at comedians. Keep it up.
I am the same way. I think it's because most comedy is performative and highly practiced and refined but not natural humor about real experiences. The humor on this channel is very natural and genuine
@@katherineh1401 Exactly and I love it
Hi Chris, I recently join your channel and it is cute, please keep up the good work.
Hope 2021 will allow you to travel a bit more.
I’m Japanese, but I enjoyed this video.
And I study English by watching this😀
Your English is good! Keep up the good work!
Me too bro
Your English is great!
Well you are doing great!
Keep going, you're doing well ✨✌
"I can hear my neighbours on all sides. Whether it’s arguing, cooking, cleaning, fu… doing random things" 😂
so nice
We’ve all been there
yeah my japnese neighbour look like he is deaf since ever weekend he like to turn on high base music for 8 to 10.... at least i know what time it is... and normally i just go to supermarket for discount food....
I love your videos! I discover your video during Mco 3.0 period and I fell in love with your videos! I am never bored with your videos! Like your accent too🥰
I've never come into contact with a Japanese Hornet, but the biggest, scariest looking spider I've ever seen was at an ATM kiosk in Yokosuka - it was like something out of a nightmare.
Was it yellow?
@Hoss Delgado the one I saw was. Looked it up and looks like it was a joro spider. I'm a full grown man and I screamed like a little girl and almost fell over when I almost walked into one.
Awful, terrifying looking thing.
@@cam5816 It was over a decade ago, so I don't remember exactly what it looked like, but I remember it being brightly colored - I think yellow on black.
Damn Chris that American accent was spot on!
Do you ever get really petty and annoy your noisy neighbors?
It may seem out of character, but no actually. Just yesterday one of the neighbours was singing at the top of his lungs, and I somehow managed to hold myself back from banging the walls in retaliation.
@@AbroadinJapan probably in retaliation to his sarky British neighbour ranting about Japan's terrible English all the time to what probably seems like literally no one #goals
@@AbroadinJapan I give you soooo much credit for not playing *a-hem* "adult entertainment" on full blast in retaliation
@@AbroadinJapan Should've started harmonizing with him! 😉
record for yourself. surely it could be fun later. think about it. so hot and spycy!
Chris just switching to an American accent is the most unnerving thing I've seen all year
lmao i felt the same thing!
His American accent is amazing
Which part of the video was that
Me, a foreigner: *confused screaming*
I'm glad i'm not the only one!
I take pleasure listening to this particular person :D
Someone in japan: What's your age?
Me trying to assert dominance: I was born in 1500AD sire.
But they dont really do christianity
@@attackfleed1301 jokes on you, but Jesus is actually burried in Japan. If you could find Chris' episode on that you'd be amazed at how authentic and real it is * sarcasm *
@@shinryu8876 I know he is buried there
I read it in the bible and it is a holy place
(For weebs)
That hornet reconstruction cracked me up!
To be honest the reconstruction was more exciting than the original event itself.
I'm ready for things to get back to somewhat normal, so I can head to japan. I'm excited!
I love that the more I watch Abroad in Japan
I more I think you got addicted to hat more that I'm complaining.
The bank thing is true. Whenever a situation that requires any kind of thinking or flexibility arises the entire Japanese system breaks down.
Tends to happen with strict hierarchical and disciplined societies. While it is very efficient for day-to-day things, it isn't very flexible and breaks down when something unexpected happens. It works well in emergencies too when everyone listens and evacuate in an orderly fashion, but the response time can also be delayed because people lack initiative to take action.
Rules can't be written to cover ever scenario.
that sounds....kind of awful. Yikes.
In Turkey, everything can change in a day and after that day you will get used to calling your mom your grandpa in just one day. Good for staying alive bad for the order I guess.
Try asking to remove or substitute something in a set meal in Japan and you get a blank look from the person taking your order. Beyond that, service in general is always polite
"Oh wait, ur Dave in Japan"
Makes me think of the book Dave Barry Does Japan, which is hilarious.
Nailed that American accent hahah
Thanks for the video. I lived there for several years and miss the culture.
This is hilarious, cheers, Dave.
An act of ravage? Sounds like one of those romance novels you see in grocery stores
The ol five cent novelette
You need 'Hat of the Week' as a weekly feature now
The Act of Ravage hat certainly dampened my enthusiasm.
I really love the idea of the Hanko Stamp. And I bet Hanko Hillu does as well. Much like the business card being an extension of oneself, to have this little, beautiful emblem, this material piece instead of a signed signature, appeals to me.
I wish I had a hanko stamp. I wish I lived in Japan. I wish ~I~ was happy.
Love your videos, Dave
Anakin's verdict: "4/10, I'd rather eat sand."
🤭
I had to pause the video :D
Angela Kozlova *S H U T*
it´s easily one of the most disturbing things when you can hear people fa...doing random things
When you can hear people accidentally falling on each other
😏😏😏
Depends. Once i had a 10/10 neighbor with the hottest and loudest moan ever. I didn't really mind it :)
@@neretilderem7029because your a creep
Yeah I really hate it when my neighbours start jumping on their beds. You would think they would have grown out of it by 12 years old.
Still better than hearing your neighbours faRT
omg please explore kyushu
I hope you’re still there when I finally get to visit! I’d love to run into you and Natsuki!
I had a close encounter with one of those asshole wasps: I was at the Universal Studio at the smoking area, i noticed people started to feel uneasy and shifting around while looking all sides, i'm chilling with a cigarette leaning against a column. Suddenly people start looking at me, the wasp is right next to my hand, instinctively i slapped the bugger and it fell to the ground dead. People looked at me like i was some sort of badass yakuza guy
10/10 comment, bonus points for being a yakuza
I was waiting and reading thinking you'd say something like you dropped your cigarette or burnt yourself or even screamed and dropped to the ground but what what actually happened is hilarious
You have the most “bro” sounding American impression
bruh
Bruh! xD
Bruh
Bruh
Wait.... so he's not American?
I love this channel. Very charming and interesting. Places for you to visit: More and everything involving Okinawa! I really want to visit Okinawa someday myself
0:07 love the subtle family mart door chime! For a second, I wondered if I hallucinate it upon seeing the exterior of the store, and had to rewind to confirm. 😂
Japan: We got Pizza Sand!
Hot Pockets: Are you sure about that?
Ok but "Hot Pocket" sounds about as appealing as "Pizza Sand"
TheIVEyed touché 😂
If you put a pizza sand in your pocket, you've got instant hot pockets. The science of thermodynamics!
That American accent is really good, yet bizarrely unnerving
It sounds much more like the central canadian accent tbh (I live in central canada).
The American accent was REALLY good!! It surprised me
Dude it shook me, I just commented on it I'm glad someone is just as intrigued.
Please go to Hokkaido if you’re thinking of filming more travel episodes
Just ran into your videos today. Dude your content is so funny.
I looked up "Dave in Japan" and there *is* a youtuber named Dave Trippin who lives in Japan and makes videos about it.
Same! I was expecting living abroad or only in Japan to show up.
I live in Lithuania and my apartment has concrete walls. I can still hear arguments from my neighbors flawlessly, to the point I feel like I can usually respond to them if I just talk loudly. Trust me, your sound problem isn't limited to the fact you live in Japan. 😅
Same here, online classes are a nightmare since I have to tell my teachers that my neighbor decided to renovate his entire flat and hasn't stopped drilling for 3 months.
@@evelinux333 i live in actually newly built apartment (Poland) but everyone finished drilling some time ago and moved in. Aside from this one guy couple of apartments away of course, and would you imagine you could hear him drilling from 1st floor when his apartment is on 4th.. its insane, especially since im working from home and he drills 8-18 on daily basis including weekends
That's kind of a relief?
I live in Texas. The nearest neighbor is about 500 meters away through a forest. After that, you need to count in Kilometers. And I'm not complaining :)
So relatable. Frequently I hear some babuska's radio and sometimes some neighbours play some bassy music.
I enjoyed this video it was very funny! keep it going '
Dave in Japan’s video is fire