Things in Japan that don't make sense but also make sense 😲🇯🇵 #japan #shorts #tokyo #travel

The Japanese eat a lot of raw food.

[peytonsassafrass]

I enjoy sitting and watching how cute the dogs are dressed up in Japan

[Catsai]

What nonsense is this??
Be careful what you show here. Meat isn’t suppose to be eat raw. Same goes to fish UNLESS it has written on packaging that you can eat it raw. So you have to extra careful when buying.
As for cats that’s so not true. It was such a problem when pandemic was that people were buying pets and just … throwing them away. When you move and your new apartment doesn’t allow pet some people also get rid of their pets.
There’s also a looot of stray cats. Older woman who lived in house in front of mine gave food to 2 cats. I was talking to other woman who had community of old people and they were giving food to cats. In park near my house there was 3 black cats and I saw people leaving them water.
I moved and I still see a lot of cats here. Some aren’t even stray, but some definitely are.

[CATTYNESS]

That's not right. Jun has 2 strays and they feed the cats with no home.

[iselramos]

This very serious many Asian countriezare keeping the raw meat and seafood in cooler and freezer for keep it fresh but also they are regulated to avoid getting sick

[jcoxdj]

Seen rotting fruits in a grocery store multiple times 😂

[triciagallucci]

I really love your content. I always wanted to go to Japan. Everything you post is so interesting.

[safourasalami]

If you love to see stray cats and dogs in streets come and visit Greece 🇬🇷 😂😂❤❤❤ 🐈 🐕

[rocknut]

Ooh my heads not right. lol i hope im not the only one who needed a second after the super fresh food bit, and then immediately, there are no strays

[kildaremoonshadowmoonshado]

There are stray cats. What are you talking about? The community where they are will usually feed them but they are strays.

[ElSasser]

More BS from these videos.

Stray cats are very common in fact. Some people feed them, take them to the vet to have them treated…

I have a friend who takes in stray cats on a regular basis, gets them healthy, and tries to find a home for them. It’s like a full-time job.

When families grow tired of a pet dog, they will sometimes take it to a Buddhist Temple, and abandon it there. The monks will adopt it.

The temple I used to practise Zen, we’d be joined by a chorus of abandoned dogs in the grounds whenever we started chanting.