Changes That Happened in My Life After Moving to Japan 😱 #japan #tokyo #travel #facts

What changed after I moved to Japan

[ktkt]

It's good manners to apologise of you accidentally bump a stranger in public isn't it? Not just in Japan... 😮

[teledoll]

Defo! Love a cozy Xmas and the Telmple sounds like a great time to reflect with your loved ones❤

[anamikasarkar-sebl]

This seems like heaven for me. I am kind of person who loves the life which people in japans are living and practising the habits. Yes i would love to live in japan.

[wqegnmc]

New Year's Eve in other countries is usually a lot of noise and drunk people everywhere.

[edwardranno]

I spent 6 months in Tokyo and loved it!

[Liz-cjf]

That New Year's Eve sounds like heaven to me. Where I am it's impossible to sleep during that holiday the loud house parties, fireworks, people screaming at eachother coz they're drunk. Worst part us thats all by 10:30pm. The house parties go on till 5AM each street has roughly 6 houses partying from 6pm till 5am

[MoisesMartinez-omit]

Hope one day I would be able to live in Japan

[Kristenrb]

Why would anyone complain about these “changes” in their lifestyle. Maybe I’m just getting old, but I’m beginning to enjoy the quiet and more peaceful times I can have with family. I appreciate when people are polite and apologetic towards others, and recycling is the only way we can be proactive in helping to save our environment. I would love to live in Japan. Move to a smaller prefecture and hop in a train to a bigger city to shop and sight see.

[EinsamPibroch]

Yes I would like to live in Japan, they sound like my kind of crowd.

[Dsaberz]

Yah try living in a dirty 3rd word country where even small laws aren't followed and you start to think twice before saying that japan is too strict.
I hate the holidays here because everyone is just soo obnoxious without thinking what their neighbors think. Just because its the holidays doesn't mean you can blast your music infront of someone and say this is ok.
After the celebration is done trash everywhere and no one cleans it and if its dirty blame the government.

[rocktimes]

Two things Japan cannot afford to give to foreigners ..spacy private places and cheap living conditions... their culture is a bit strange to outsiders but we have to adapt, right ? we live in Japan so we learn to adapt to and hopefully adopt them...
When in Rome, do like the romans do ..😊😊😊

[nightmansmemo]

I'm definitely interested in living there unfortunately I'm unable to learn the language

[AngelineGeorge-rp]

I love to live in the japanese countryside n rural japan.

[tomcarillo]

I would love to stay there but I have my family in the Philippines so I have to travel from time to time.

[Sara-qoo]

No, I definitely would not. But I must be liking your videos because YouTube keeps recommending them to me and I keep watching :)

[TripletStudio]

In Canada we apologize for almost walking into you, to ask to pass by, if we do accidentally bump into you. I think Americans are just rude…

[danrunner]

A quiet new years? My kind of place. I hate new years in America. I find it a drunken, fake, manufactured holiday.

[sillysenpai]

I love your channel but you look so much like an anime babe I have to say it must be biased in some way although you do seem to do a very good job at explaining life in Japan

[maryapatterson]

We love to apologise in the UK its part of our DNA!😂
One advantage of small apartments, your house is not full of junk! You also dont spend money on nonsense because there is nowhere to put it!
Once you get to certain age in the UK, You dont even bother with house parties, you tend to watch/ listen to big ben and then go straight to bed. It may sound sad, but we just cant be bothered!😂😂

[LukeM]

What next Japanese cars having seats that turn into beds? Some of us are like what's bad about this?