DON’T do this in Japan 🙅‍♀️

Don't ever do this in Japan! So you're about to travel to japan for the first time but you don't know much about their culture or traditional things well here some things you shouldn't do in Japan

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[jakenglish]

I’m moving to Japan soon to be close to family members, and I’m so thankful for this channel! I get to learn more about Japan, and know what to watch out for! Thank you!

[catcat]

It's (usually) considered disrespectful to not give money directly in hand in India. Most common connotation is that you think that the person you are giving money to is beneath you or is dirty. Unless it's due to rush or in service sector with safety glass between the two of you, you usually hand the money directly my hand (of course, unless you're doing digital payments).

[natethegamelord]

Been planning in the next year or so, to travel to japan, and have been working to learn japanese and learn more about the do's and dont's, and this is very informative. Thank you so much!

[shaneeockimey]

I'll make sure to keep this in mind the next time I go to Japan cuz I was really confused why the staff didn't take it and just kept saying no no and I was like"what do you mean no it's the correct amount of cash isn't it?" Then they pointed at that tray and I was

[Trossardthegoat]

Thanks I’m going on holiday to Japan for the whole of the Easter holidays and a bit more so I think this’ll probably be quite useful

[stone]

This is very informative, I want to move to Japan (as a non Japanese person, Ik I will face hardships) this will help me with getting adjusted to things that are different from the States

[maaz]

I sometimes forget to do that and the ladies just take my payment from my hands I feel bad tho 😭

[Sirblusef]

Bro I’m so scared of Japan now cause I feel like I’m totally gonna mess something up all the time and I’m moving there soon too but ima just hope I dont at least this channel is here to help thanks for that

[punkgrl]

I mean, the same goes for a lot of restaurants in the US. They usually give you that small booklet to place your card or cash in once you’re done eating.

[Kinderslasher]

Where did you got the little Zaku heads in your très?

[realmecblue]

oh in Malaysia me give it to random staff thanks for the information

[Rhyn_Jedjed]

I have a Japanese classmate and his stuffs in school are all like from Japan ngl

[tzi_music]

*If you love Anime and Japanese Culture, so you could love my music too! I'm a composer 😉*

[dandan]

You never handed a sever payment in their hand. Normally you get a booklet with the receipt inside. You put your card in and put at the end of the table.

[lovast._]

Question: do you leave or do you have to wait for them to get it?

[bubbleslovebird]

Don't tip ether. They will track you down and give the money back.

[B_rpee]

the way he forces the money yo the guy is si funny😭😭

[actuallysatyambhartee]

Well the nest day is next day, someone is building something, starts something new, we don't have time, the sooner you all understand, the better it is

[peaceandlove]

so, I came to conclusion that my life style suit Japan a lot. maybe I love blend well in Japan. 🙈

[burgermuncherMerica]

*body pillow vending machine*
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