Normal things in America that are rude in Japan

[kylecoolage]

Alright we gotta adopt that last one with the stalls. Im tired of rest areas on the highway having enough of a gap that you can stick a fist through.

[shakenbacon-vmeu]

First one: if you have kids, it’s not rude to make sound on the train. Japan is multiples times more tolerant and understanding of kids than the US.

[TheHorreK]

I will nevee undestand why its considered normal for Americans to have giant gaps in public toilett doors....

[_chopper_]

Yeah as an environmentalist I’m saddened that sometimes I see ppl throw trash out their window in public I’m America. Luckily tho in California the places I go usually have full doors in the bathroom.

[bamajim]

I lived in Okinawa for a year (1986/87) and loved it. Clean, most natives were very polite. But I have to take one of his statements out.. "littering isn't normal in the U.S.???? Where does he live? Near Birmingham it looks like a trash dump along the roads... well, it's Birmingham....

[candacel]

The littering in the US drives me crazy. There are trash cans everywhere, yet lazy jerks still find it necessary to throw their garbage all over the place. There's no excuse for it

[tsunsharks]

I think the normality of it too is overall just respect towards the environment, people, and also property! Ofc it’s not all the time sadly but majority of the time, yea :D

[TheNobleFive]

I just got out of Japan after a month and it was very common for Japanese people to be talking at a low volume in the subways. It wasn't disruptive, but low chatter happened often between friends and family that got on the train as a group.

It was only silent when there were few passengers and we were all solo.

In Osaka there was even more talking than Tokyo. It's a bit louder and more relaxed than Tokyo.

[RafaRadityo]

I love the US stalls because Im always scared to get stuck inside the bathroom. Sometimes with the full doors i dont lock the door cuz i dont trust the locks if i cant see them

[LeoDragoGR]

I feel like it’s disrespectful af to go on those gokart city routes. Locals absolutely hate it, and there’s a bunch of better stuff to do there, but nah tourists keep them in business simply because they think Tokyo is a Mario kart circuit

[johnathaneaglin]

We gotta get on that toilet trend here in the USA.

[thunt]

imo i don't think we really care if you eat or drink while walking, even more so if you don't look japanese. it's not racism it's just we hold natives to a different standard than foreigners and generally don't view it as bad manners as long as you're being respectful

[ibispaintfox]

No gaps in toilet stalls and you can't use your camera mode on silent. Let's not forget about ladies only trains. Awesomeness!!

[somethingsomething]

Mounting cameras in bathrooms… like the last video of yours I saw

[TooMuchWork]

in england tips arent nearly as common as it is in america and you have to give it to them and not have an ipad or sumn

[flyisdancing]

It is okay to litter in US? Really?? 😮

[zachgoldwater]

Filming random people on the train is also probably pretty rude.
Also, the jaywalking this is exaggerated; I’ve seen plenty of people jaywalk in Japan.

[eddiebillups]

It is extremely annoying when one creator literally just steals all the info from another creator's video and uses it like it's theirs... please stop it!! I love informative videosz especially about other cultures but not like this!! 🤬🤬🤬 The worst part is that u literally copied it word for word!! If u are going to make this disgusting move jist for content, at least give the OP their recognition!!

[abigalanderson]

We conquered Japan so do what you want 😊

[YungEBT]

Very pretentious and superficial people