Things Not to Do in Japan PART2! Japanese culture #shorts

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[JamInPie]

We do that first one here in the uk a lot too!

[marcothiel]

we first thing we do in germany too. we do this out of politeness and to avoid traffic jams. unfortunately, there are always some who don't keep to it. not all of them are small children who have to learn this first, but unfortunately also some older people.

[pharlock]

This first one goes for the elevator too but it seems no one got the memo.

[choccomilk]

I think the basic rule in Japan is don’t be an a hole lol.

[冴羽獠-um]

Japaneses are so respectfull. I want to live in Japan.

[petegriffin]

Ha... I love the ways of your culture.

[クイン-el]

I would say for sure you should do all of these…at least I was taught too haha

[pokeyjourneys]

But don't foreigners usually are the ones that break this rule

[jonistan]

"How to behave in public transport"
FIFY

[RailingConductor]

Nice things but sounds like common sense everywhere tho, haven't met any of these people types for a while here in Russia

[ThousandMask]

Sounds good to me, I get annoyed when people do that 😄

[strawberrypls]

What if its a very important call? Or if you need to call 911?!?

[dieinfire]

If only Japanese would respect that rule of “waiting people to get off the train first”…
Just last night I was coming from a gig, I was carrying a bass and some luggage, and had a difficult time getting off the train because of this stupid salaryman trying to force himself in.

[keintabak]

Thank you! I dread being an annoying gaijin 😭.

[chiisuigintou]

Those things are quite normal,
at least to me as Belgian.
Srr, is this an American joke?

[kcmagicgirl]

Can you list to music on your phone with ear buds or head phones on low so no one but me can hear it.

[КандидатПротивВсех]

Будем в Японии обязательно попробуем так делать, Спасибо за советы)))