Japanese People Call Their Parents to Say 'I Love You'

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I asked Japanese people to call someone that they love and tell them that they love them. Some of them called their mom, dad, siblings, and friends- and the reactions were incredible!

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[jesseogn]

I don’t really say “I love you” that often, but I want to start using it more often to to express love to those who support me most!
Call someone you love and comment what they say :)

[gardengalsu]

My parents died at far too young ages ~ my mom at 30 & dad AT 43, SO I make sure MY PEOPLE hear I LOVE YOU often.

[lmf]

Saying kind and loving words may be weird, but it never HURTS a relationship to give kindness, love and compliments.

[michikosmith]

My mom is Japanese and when I was growing up she noticed that my friends would say I love you to their parents and vice versa whenever they were dropped off or saying goodbye. She asked me why and I told her it was because you never know the last time you will see someone and that it’s just normal in the US. Ever since then, she always says “I love you” when we say goodbye on the phone or in person. This was such a fun video! ❤

[greenbean]

I love how you put kanji subtitles, it helps a lot. Love this channel!! ☺

[Moaaz_king._]

Man it's heartwarming ❤
To hear something like this .

[KpopBishForever]

It’s wild to me cuz my family and I say I love you all the time. “Night, love you, sweet dreams” and we always say it when we leave or hang up from a phone call “love you, see you later, bye!” And even if we’re mad we say love you bye, because you never know when the last time you speak to them will be so we always want to let each other know we love them ❤

[beenaneet__yrs]

The man and his wife was so sweet! Damn real life Japanese couples are so sweet. I can't stop smiling ☺☺

[ilias]

Myb it's because of the culture over there but there's nothing to be embarrassed about expressing ur love to ur parents i'm 17 nd still kisse my mother and say " love u " every day

[arissanishimuta]

I was brought up in a Japanese household and to be honest I don't have any memory of my mother or anyone in my family telling me that, even when I left my home to live in the UK.

[tsubakihanazono]

That’s so crazy to me, I always tell my mom that I love her, at least three times a day. I hug her everyday. We aren’t guaranteed tomorrow, the next hour, so I make sure to share and affirm the love I have for others while I’m still here❤❤❤ but it was so so so so cute watching them tell their loved ones I love you.

[youngmxnke]

Idk for me it’s hard to say to someone “I love you”.

[expertkanejames]

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[Sazzybb]

This is so interesting especially coming from a family that says I love you & hugs all the time. Whenever someone leaves the house we call out so the family knows & where ever they're at they'll yell out "I love you" and "have a great day". Life's so unpredictable and you never know what's going to happen when you're loved ones leave the safety of home. I can't imagine not saying it.

[rumademedoit]

i didn’t start saying i love you to people until i was 20, bc growing up my parents maybe said it once or twice (black American from the deep south btw). friends would force that word on to me i had to get comfortable saying it back. now i say it to my parents all the time, my dad rarely says it back lmao but i don’t blame him his parents didn’t say it either.

[ava]

3:00 I LUbbaru lmfao. Outstanding. Made me laugh for real.

[mlilejay]

The dad in the first one being like “you’re grateful but I messaged the gc and no one replied!” 😂

[painapple]

I've been going to Japanese classes for a little over a year now and it makes me so happy to see how much I already understand. And it's interesting to hear how 'real' people talk to their close ones.

I'm also thinking that I should tell my parents that I love them more often now. I don't think I've said it in over 5 years

[Z.A.N.E]

I say "I love you" a lot to friends and family, but especially towards male friends to kinda get comfortable and destigmatize the idea that we cant say "I love you" to each other

When I wanna show something stronger than just the words I find ways to show it- But it's definitely easier to say out of the blue to friends rather than to family (despite me loving my family and being close to them)

[linni-sgsx]

i’m russian and i tell my parents and grandparents that i love them all the time, it’s so interesting how the cultures differ