PRIVACY in Japan 📸 ft. Cathy Cat 💗

Thanks so much to Cathy Cat for giving us some perspective on the topic!

You can find her at @CathyCat and @AskJapanese

Find me on instagram & tiktok: franklinthewoman

[sanponoko]

12:40 Those kind of aggressive interview TikToks stress me out! I would probably just answer something in panic, regret it later and hope that it would never be published 🫠😂

Thank you for an important video! 🙌

[EnigmaDave]

I've often wondered if the rude and aggressive tourist incidents before the pandemic are a factor in Japan's delay in opening the borders again. I recall quite a few incidents were in the global news back then about the outrageous behavior of some tourists, and the overcrowding seen in classic tourist site and venues.

[chrisstewart]

Great video and interview with CathyCat

[RyogaHibiki]

It's great to see collaborations between content creators! It's fascinating what opinions people have and how they see cultures differently based on their experiences and exposure.

[oburii.]

Thank you, thank you, THANK YOU for making this video. Even as an American living in New York, I am VERY conscious of people who constantly have their cameras out. It's gotten to the point where I've stopped going to some of my favorite places in the city because there are cameras EVERYWHERE. I wish more people around the world were more considerate when it comes to taking photos, and I think this video would help explain why, not just to people visiting Japan, but visiting ANYWHERE. Thank you again for making this wonderful video 🥰

[deadlykitten]

Great insight into privacy and filming of people in Japan! I did not expect the part about the perception of whether people think they are in video or not can take the film down. LOL the last part on marshmallow, if I am craving sugar I would go for the whole bag myself.

[wanchaichump]

Cathy Cat is one of the best and most professional YouTubers in Japan.

[inakakiwiana]

It’s not hard to do the bare minimum and ✨ask✨