20 Things Can't Be Seen Anywhere But In Japan

Every country is different! Every culture is unique! That’s why travelling is so fun. Can’t travel? Don’t worry. We’ve got the next best thing… a video! So… let’s pick a country and talk about it. These are 20 things that can be seen anywhere but in Japan!

[jakewilson]

This channel is great, always intelligent and hilarious 👍

[mousetreehouse]

Second...or third, depending on your point of view I guess.
Anyway, a very interesting list. Some I already knew about ( coffin sized sleep pods) and some completely new (people in Japan actually forget to close taxi doors??).
So going to a different country will have their own set of dos and donuts....even Canada has a complex set of social differences that can be mind boggling for Americans.
Thanks for the list!!

[zanac]

Loved everything about this video! 😁😂😂💞💞👍👋👋👋

[madamenightslayer]

I have often dreamed about living in Japan. I have a strong love of the culture.

[NewGenerationalNews]

The love I have for Japanese culture.. They are such beautiful people who care about the world 🌎❤

[BeksPie]

Been to Japan and all of these are so so true! In the winter time you can get HOT drinks from vending machines and even hot creamed corn in a can lol (you drink it from the can like a soda). The first time I sat on a fancy heated toilet seat was in a McDonald's lol! I was certainly not expecting it but it was very nice haha. And the first time I went to japan I brought home so many different flavored kit kats! There were amazing

[Green_Roc]

Strict timetables would be intolerable for me. Especially the fast ones.
My fav ice cream is Mint chocolate chip, the paper-thin chips, any thicker chip and it isnt my fav.

[sabrinamcnair]

0:51 I can see this thing being used in the future

[MyJc]

"Old people's foot juices" 🤣🤣

[jamesmays]

Truly amazing! James in America Chicago ✊👊🧐🤨🤔💌 the giant robot.

[Calebya]

Japan and New Orleans are drinking buddies… we in New Orleans “can’t “ drink on street cars or buses though…

[Rekuzan]

Fun Fact: Americans work just as hard as Japanese people do because one key difference. People in Japan don't take their work home with them whereas in America, that's very common practice.