Japan is living in the Future

AMERICA COULD NEVER!!!

[Kmackrd]

I lived in Japan for 24 years from 1990-2014. They are very resilient people and they pride themselves in everything they do.

[Pinkchopstix]

Worked for the Japanese for 10 years. They taught me so much that has helped me in life. Respect. Consideration. Empathy. Attention to detail

[jenniferglenn]

Since my mom is Japanese, I go there to visit family and the cleanliness and respectfulness truly stands out. It’s something that doesn’t go unnoticed. I Love Japan and the culture, and hope to take my son there soon one day to visit family and to get the experience of the culture firsthand.

[RogueHunter]

I was lucky enough to snag a full scholarship to study in Japan back in 1992, and I returned every year for a while! Living in beautiful Hiroshima was a game-changer for me. I tutored classmates in English, attended vibrant cultural events, and soaked up the warmth and curiosity of the local community. It’s wild to think that their technology was ahead of what we had in the US!

I truly encourage everyone to step out of their comfort zones and dive into the adventure of exploring new countries. Embrace different cultures, attend local events, and discover the rich values of honor, respect, and creativity that shape our world. Go out there and make some unforgettable memories!

[andreahodge]

I was in Japan in 2017 and I had the time of my life. The nicest people I’ve ever met. While flying there from Chicago I had a Japanese man sitting next to me and the dinner came by and I was asleep. I woke up with food on my table. He grabbed it for me. I remember I was running late for my next plane after landing in Tokyo and I couldn’t get my luggage up the stairs so I could make it to the door where your board the plane and one of the employees found me, grabbed my luggage, and walked me straight to the plane. I will never forget the love and generosity these people had for a total stranger. I would go back in a heartbeat.

[Glenetteblessed]

I lived in Japan for 12 years and I loved it. My children were safe and the people were amazing.

[kiraragner]

The only time I ever saw trash on the floor in japan was when, I assume, someone lost their coffee cup lid and another person just picked it up and pocketed it without a second thought. I really wish more countries were like this

[gmoneymont]

The way you dragging that wagon is crazy work 😊

[Four_t.daysFourtynights]

I lived in japan for 3years and the care and respect and pride in self care shows in everything they do.

[UniversalCypher]

Japan isn't living in the future. They're living with kindness, respect, integrity, accountability, and civility.

[tyegordon]

When I read: “America needs to take some notes, ” I say be the change you want to see. Those clean streets are attainable

[stephengibson]

My Dad was in the US NAVY and he said that when he was on shore leave they were all very kind and respectful. Thank you .

[VieTryDay]

Americans: respect yourself
Japanese : respect others like yourself..

[MonicalovesTAEMIN]

I lived in Japan for six years and I loved it. Very different than the other countries I lived in. I miss it so much. Respect and cleanliness are at another level.

[queenelizabethejames]

Ok ok ok you convinced me. I’m planning my next vacation there by the grace of GOD.
My 65th birthday will be there.
I mean thanks so much, I love your video. From UK 🇬🇧 👍🏾👏🏾❤️🙏🏾🙏🏾🙏🏾

[osem]

I invited a Japanese friend for my child’s birthday, she was the only one that stayed behind to help me clean up. Love them and their culture ❤

[cheddahthaplug]

Respect and Humility is all that exists in a lot of countries outside of the USA... Look at how the Japanese fans cleaned the stadium up after a match at the FIFA World Cup 2022... Unmatched

[happyface]

Japan really does it well there’s so much etiquette so classy and it really is quite normal to everyone. Everyone is polite. I miss it so much.

[virgo-kd]

One of the most memorable places I visited. People were so polite, cleanliness was prioritized, beautiful scenic places, & loved bullet train ride.

[IHunterF]

I remember the last World Cup, fans stayed to help cleanup and the Japanese team left their locker room absolutely spotless after their match. This puts that even more into perspective