A MAJOR contradiction in Japan 😱🇯🇵 #japan #tokyo #shorts #travel

You will have to walk a lot in Japan. Some people like it, some people hate it.

[skoopman]

It's also an important reason why almost nobody in Japan is overweight (except sumo wrestlers)

[mimij]

I love to walk but USA is not walk friendly bc of the high crime and not so many walking routes unless you go into nature hikes which I hate

[colinvespa]

In Britain we walk everywhere just like the Japanese, in America it's considered strange for you to walk anywhere.

[iselramos]

Many areas in Philippines can walk but also more active I was thinked of taking transport with long walks to work or somewhere else but also getting feet rest is good idea

[seanfl]

Currently 4 days into my trip and yes it's so true! And the biking iv never seen so many people biking and biking with kids so I definitely agree!

[ArtuurSkodrov]

I find this great! I also love walking and this is one of the reasons i’m going to Japan!!

[michaeld]

Limburg Cathedral Perfect as a background 😊

[JT-kygr]

I took cabs. They are cheaper than in us. You need cabs if you have a lot of luggage or you don't want to make a lot of transfers.

[AprilReigns]

Sounds terrible for anyone who can't walk.

[johnasbury]

Can you do a video about disabled people in Japan. I can't walk much are their many people in Japan like me

[annaheya]

Do you recommend any Japanese footwear?! I have small narrow feet struggling to find a good fit here in the UK!

[anitarichmond]

Yes, I do enjoy walking. When for one today.❤

[chrisyravenconlin]

I like to walk but now I am disabled and chronically ill.

[MarikoSaito]

Which park was the last one shown? With the colorful foliage? ❤

[garygarygary]

I visit Japan a lot but I prefer to drive and avoid city area. It's great to walk in nature but walking in the city gives me headaches

[Jesse-kr]

Hey can they help stranded tourists with food and accommodation like other countries or no

[VoidStar]

As far i know its common to walk in europe too

[davidmckelvey]

I was in Japan for two and a half weeks a year ago, didn't use a cab once.

[MakingSpiritualityReal]

Pretty much the same in most of the world outside of the US and Canada. Most of Europe and Asia is about walkability.

[Marshythemallow]

One of the first things ive heard from this woman that is true. Yes, in Japan, we walk a lot. There are also other options though. Taxi's exist.