This is why I love Japan!! #travelvlog #japaneseculture #stamping

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[firegodessreiko]

So cute~ Idk, he seemed just as excited to give the stamp as you were to receive it! He's just restraining himself like you~

[victoriayue]

What I love most about this is that you could tell that he cared that the print came out well and centered for you.

[tarass]

Japanese are such perfectionists. They do everything with such elegance, patience and precision. Its truly impressive.

[mMUaCpVq-j]

Japanese people are so thoughtful, professional, and polite. They put their heart to their work - so professional.

[j_lemy]

It's the best when the giver and receiver are both happy about it.

[maddystarr]

Thank you for posting this. As “small” as this moment is, it’s so beautiful, and a great reminder how much light is in this world.

[PernillaArtistic]

When I traveled around the globe, I had a memory book with me where I added all receipts, friends names/ addresses and other memorandums to bring back home! This video made me think about that book. ❤ a very fond memory!

[funknick]

The professionalism and respect you are shown in Japan will blow your mind. After spending weeks there, I was very impressed by the way everyone working in a service role was always incredibly positive, helpful, and polite. They did everything they could to improve the lives of others.

I later found out that unlike service roles in North America, people in Japan have an incredible level of respect for the folks who perform these jobs. They are also usually paid considerably better than the masses of minimum wage workers in North America.

This is why travel is so important, it makes you a better person when you see other, better ways to do the things you always took for granted.

[みちみち-td]

喜びを伝えていただきありがとうございます。

これからも日本を存分に楽しんでください！良い旅を！

[toriholliday]

wow, what a beautiful interaction. this is why i love humanity.

[madunicorn]

It’s his enjoyment in serving someone that also makes this special

[playserve]

You can tell how much pride is in his simple gesture of stamping your book. It’s amazing to see. ❣️

[AngelaBurroughs-vq]

I lived in Japan for three years. There’s an unbelievable sense of beauty and everything that they do. Most beautiful place I’ve ever been.

[sofiabonaccorso]

About two weeks ago I purchased a stamp book where to stick collectible stamps from special events in Italy. The guy who had to stamp the dates on them, peeled them gently, stuck them onto the page, carefully made sure to place the date correctly and then used pieces of paper to prevent them from smudging. He did it three times as I watched his hands in awe. He was so focused on his job and cared to give me the best result. I couldn't thank him more, it was amazing ❤

[sukiBambina]

One thing I want my kids to learn is whatever you chose to do in life, do it with pride and do the best you can. ❤

[SwedePotato]

I LOVE when 2 people who have a shared interest in something meet and have these interactions, with each so excited to share their love of something. We all have our niche little things thay we enjoy and get excited about, and its so cool to meet someone who appreciates it as much as you. I adore these interactions.

[H]

the care and attention with which he stamped your book was heartwarming, that’s a man who loves his job and cares for strangers

[prathameshprafulhole]

I not only love japan for its technology, cleanliness and beauty but also the people there are so polite and good. Love japan❤❤❤❤❤

[ramolester]

what i love about japenese culture, they doing all stuff with perfection and love . i honor every japenese people

[mirutankuru]

He did this for you bc you're respectful and nice.
Thank you for visiting Japan.