Comments by "Green Forrest" (@Greenforrest7342) on "Things Foreigners Should NEVER Do - Japanese Interview" video.

  1. The Japanese who helped film and interview Takashii in the video were only answering as advice to foreigners because they were asked a question by Takashii. They were just expressing their true feelings, but foreigners being critical is a crazy reaction.
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  2. Maybe the couole people are from western countries.
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  3. Nevertheless, many foreigners criticise and insult Japan in the comments section of this video, using the excuse of diversity as a shield.
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  4. 西洋人を挑発するのが上手なんでしょう。日本人の率直な意見は嫌われるので。
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  5. It is not unusual for a group of women, regardless of nationality, to make noise in a public place. I am a Japanese who uses Twitter on a daily basis, and I often read my female followers who get angry and tweet about middle age Japanese women carry on long, loud conversations in restaurants and hotel lobbies without regard for the disturbance of others.
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  6.  @Purple_flower09  That decision is half-baked. Unsubscribe from this channel and then abandon your interest in Japan.
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  7.  @networknomad5600  Is it true that in countries other than Japan, foreigners are given preferential treatment over their own citizens? Your delusion is appalling to hear.
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  8. It is the propaganda made by CCP.
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  9. As a Japanese I agree with you wholeheartedly. However, as some foreigners have commented here, they seem to feel defeated to follow Japanese rules and customs while in Japan.
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  10. Unless you go to a bathing facility or swimming pool, you are unlikely to run into trouble.
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  11. Als ik als Japanse naar Nederland ga, zal ik veel Nederlandse zinnen leren en proberen te converseren met de plaatselijke bevolking. Dat zijn goede manieren. Natuurlijk zijn Nederlanders niet anders dan moedertaalsprekers van het Engels. Groeten uit Japan.
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  12. こういうマトモな意見はスルーするチャンネル登録中の外人たち。本当、日本に対するリスペクトの気持ちさえ無いのに、遠い日本を目指すのだから呆れます。
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  13.  @tokyo_ldn  心から賛同します。それにしても、この動画のコメント欄がどれも日本への罵倒ばかりで、腹が立って仕方ないので、汚い言葉で返信してますw
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  14. You must be American. And you don't even seem to have the luxury of understanding different cultures.
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  15.  @Fulgum  As a Japanese, I guess COVID is continue 10 years or more in Japan. Some doctors and any group make money by it, COVID is very convenient.
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  16. Don't visit Japan.
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  17.  @theharper1  Thank you!
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  18.  @theharper1  I am living in the small city, no many people near my home, but I'm wear the mask. so scary people, not COVID. I just take Moderna vaccin 3rd times.
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  19. I am Japanese and I can't wait to walk outdoors without a mask. But social pressure stops me from being brave. If I enter a restaurant without a mask, I will be stared at, stared at, and warned by the staff.
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  20. There is no way we Japanese will speak our true feelings in front of the camera. have a nice day.
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  21.  @eyeofventure  Welcome to my home country.
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  22. Unfortunately, there are only a few foreigners on this channel with such an admirable consciousness as yours, and the comments always ridicule the Japanese and mask culture.
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  23. As a Japanese who showers at home and leaves the bathroom without getting into the tub after washing myself clean, this is an unbelievable sight to me. I have been to a few hotels and bathing facilities as a child, but I always wash myself before taking a bath. 14 years you must have lived in Japan with a lot of patience.
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  24. It is difficult to describe, but your appearance, the way you dress, the way you walk, your posture and your aura are probably different from the average Japanese.
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  25.  @blakejohnson4713  I wish many american citizens like you who kindly and good person. As a Japanese, I respect you so much.
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  26. Do you think that foreigners who have lived in Japan for more than 20 years are automatically granted permanent residence or Japanese citizenship?
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  27. You lack an attitude of respect for a different culture, Japanese culture. Diversity for you is just an excuse to impose your motherland's values on Japan. You are the one who needs diversity.
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  28.  @widyaviernanda  Yeah, its true.
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  29. English is very difficult language for us even if everyone learn it anytime and anywhere.
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  30. Ideal and reality are different, and I mean, what's your point? After all, Americans like you are just using the opinions of the Japanese people interviewed in the video for the purpose of denigrating Japan, the Japanese people and all of Japanese culture.
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  31. You are simply angry because you have taken the liberty of stereotyping Japan and that island nation is not what you yourself want it to be. Please ignore Japan and enjoy your wonderful life.
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  32. Well said. As a Japanese, my brain is confused by the reality that many foreigners do not understand the universal and common sense logic you pointed out. Many of the people in this comment section think exactly like that.
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  33. Use DeepL. Google is suck.
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  34. If you are travelling for a short time, there is no need to get to know the local Japanese (I am Japanese too). If you plan to live in Japan for a long time in the future, you should learn Japanese (which is an inconvenient language only spoken in Japan) little by little.
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  35. That is true, but you are not even aware of the fact that Japanese shopkeepers are forced to work long hours for low wages.
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  36. Forse il vostro fratello quindicenne voleva solo chiedere alla donna se fosse single.
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  37. racist.
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  38. Somewhere in their hearts, many Westerners in this comment section disrespect Asian culture and customs. It irritates me that there seems to be an attitude or awareness among some people that "Asians should follow Western culture and stop with the inconvenient culture" or "the West is better than Asia."
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  39. I am amazed at the number of comments from Americans who emphasize English as a global language more than necessary to neglect learning Japanese.
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  40. You don't even wear a condom.
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  41. Would you give the same advice to the natives living on North Sentinel Island or near the Amazon River Basin?
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  42. Mientras tanto, deberías dejar de escribir en español y escribir tu opinión en japonés, siendo el inglés tu idioma. Consejo de un japonés.
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  43.  @nohe7205  Por muchos comentarios estupendos que escribas, es inútil ya que hay poca gente en este canal que entienda español. ¿No quieres compartir tus puntos de vista con otra persona?
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  44. You have never been to Japan, so don't write your silly fantasies.
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  45. >1. Speak in Japanese in Japan because Japanese are speaking English outside of Japan Not all countries outside Japan are English-speaking. Of course, English is a global language, but the fact is that many Japanese (myself included) are not very good at English.
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  46. I am a Japanese who does not like noise.
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  47. 毛唐なんてそんなものだよ。
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  48. 手で持って耳に当てることさえ面倒なのでは？
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  49. Although Japanese people give advice to foreigners, and individual Japanese people have different opinions and perceptions, the channel's avid subscribers living abroad seem to misinterpret the awareness of a few interviewees as the consensus of the Japanese people.
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  50. You just don't know Asia. By the way, what is the meaning of diversity you prefer?
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  51. American values and common sense are only valid within the United States of America. You should be humble.
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  52. @Ross Sampson btw, is r8m8s8 your another account? It make me cofused.
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  53. No one is asking you to go to Japan.
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  54. @Ross Sampson You seem to be very familiar with the position of foreigners, but do you also force locals who don't know the situation of foreigners to say 'this foreigner has lived here for a long time and it is disrespectful to recognise him as a foreigner'? You should not decide whether a foreigner wishes to naturalise in a country other than their own, because each person has their own free will.
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  55. who cares
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  56. Dear Blake, are you a native american or an Amish person?
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  57. Som japan håller jag med om alla dina åsikter.
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  58. Rude and racist people like you who force values, common sense and rules on people of a different race should move to Russia. You can be Putin's best friend.
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  59. I understand how you feel. Hugging is not a common culture in Japan, but no one would complain if you were hugging someone somewhere in Japan. Foreigner's behavior is tolerated as long as they don't do anything annoying.
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  60. I don't think so. It will only increase the opportunities for racist foreigners who write these terrible comments to behave arrogantly.
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  61. Most of the comments here are critical of the Japanese and force common sense, rules, values and English towards the Japanese, and they are written by westerners. 😅
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  62. You are very intelligent, so you already realize this, but most Japanese (except for some young and elderly people brainwashed by the media), not just Osaka people, are fed up with the forced wearing of masks.
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  63. Valitettavasti japanilaiset ymmärtävät Japanissa hyvin harvoin jopa maailman kieliä ranskaa, espanjaa ja arabiaa. Joten riippumatta siitä, mistä ulkomainen vierailija on kotoisin, on mahdollista kommunikoida jossain määrin alkeellisella englannilla ja kehon kielellä. Japani ei ole kuin Itäinen Vartiosaari.
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  64. Don't worry, we'll take care of it. You don't have to speak the perfect phrase. Even if you only use a minimum number of words, we Japanese are happy to hear you. Arigatou(Thank you), Sumimasen(Excuse me, sorry), Kon-nichiwa(Hello) etc.
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  65. >Japan is extremely hostile to foreigners Please do not misinterpret the opinion of just one Japanese person as if all Japanese people agree with it. As a Japanese person, I find your rude comments offensive. You are the one who is clearly hostile to Japan. Grow up quickly.
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  66.  @saulshennan6825  I think so. btw, I'm a Japanese who live in Sendai city. I guess many foreigners believe only Tokyo is everything of Japan.
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  67. Know the fact that just as not all Finns are of the same opinion, the Japanese have differences of opinion, resulting in fights and court cases.
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  68. when in Rome, do as the Romans do
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  69. Osaka is a peculiar region within Japan, and we should not mistakenly believe that it is a model case for Japan.
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  70. You are the one who tries to speak only in English wherever you go on earth.
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  71. In your case, it is a problem because you do not even have respect for the Japanese people.
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  72. It is nonsense to think of embarrassing behavior committed by a few people as if everyone in the country is doing it.
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  73.  @KingOfKumquats  Perdon?😂
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  74. The truth is a part of diversity, even if it is annoying to me who Japanese.
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  75. You are obviously a respectable adult over the age of 50, but your mental age and thoughts are those of a child.
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  76. Shut up Hitler CAYMAN
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  77. Liar.
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  78. You focus only on the conclusion.
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  79. When going abroad, even if you plan to stay for a short time, you should know the minimum local greetings and rules beforehand. But many of the subscribers to this channel neglect even such basics and do not accept the reality that Japan is different from their homeland, and even ignore the advice. That is the basic attitude of foreigners, especially Westerners.
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  80. Je schijnt Japan nog steeds te haten voor het bevrijden van Indonesië van het kolonialisme.
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  81. >french is easier than Japanese What?
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  82. Bonjour. D'après ce que j'ai entendu, lorsque les Français sont dans leur propre pays, même s'ils parlent couramment l'anglais, ils sont tellement fiers de leur langue maternelle qu'ils ne veulent pas la parler. En tant que Japonais, je suis irrité par le fait que lorsque j'entends le mot "étranger", je l'associe immédiatement aux États-Unis d'Amérique, et par la mentalité japonaise qui associe immédiatement les mots étrangers à l'anglais uniquement.
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  83. By the same logic, English is a difficult language for Japanese, but many Japanese are learning it simply because it is a global language, but few still improve.
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  84. The Americans believe Japan to be a colony, so they will always want to monitor and educate the inhabitants of the Far East island nation.
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  85. 地球上に国が幾つ存在しているか知ってる？
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  86. China and Russia.
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  87. The same applies in the reverse situation: if a Japanese person like me were to stay in your home country while I ignored all the rules, customs and local language, the local people would be offended. The saying 'when in Rome, do as the Romans do' is important. Everyone who goes as a guest to experience a different culture is representing their home country, and if someone acts arbitrarily, they will dishonour their pride in their country, their family and their fellow countrymen.
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  88. As a Japanese, I really respect you. Welcome to Japan.
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  89. I am interested in which country Ashley is currently living in.
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  90. Well said, Jasmine!!!!!!
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  91. Even before Logan Paul came to Japan, countless white people have behaved arrogantly throughout Asia, including in Japan. To the Japanese, both the Dutch and the French are seen as brothers.
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  92. Well said, Jack!
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  93. u too.
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  94. As a Japanese I agree with you. However, as you are probably aware, many of the subscribers and fans of Takashii's channel are non-Japanese, and under the guise of the cause of diversity, and from various perspectives, they have expressed their dislike of Japan, Japanese people and Japanese culture being different from English-speaking and European countries, and their rude comments are Written by them.
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  95. Don't force American common sense and rules on Asia.
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  96. Even so, people here who have not been Japan believe many Japanese are shy and silence.
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  97. Are you a Republican supporter?
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  98. Don't worry, as a Japanese, I'm agree with you.
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  99. カメラを向けてインタビューされたら、日本人ならば誰もが空気を読んで、外国人が満足しそうな意見を言わなければいけないのでしょうか。多様性が大事にされるようになった時代で、色々な意見は尊重されるべきで、遠慮するのは損する場合が多いので、避けるべきです。また、日本人が英語を話せない理由は人見知りだからではなく、日常生活で話す必要がないし、学習時間が圧倒的に足りないか、自分に合った正しい手段で学習していないからです。
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  100. Three types of foreigners (mostly Westerners) interested in Japan (Tokyo only). A. Foreigners making short-term trips to Japan(Only Tokyo): They travel to distant Japan to experience different cultures, enjoy the fresh experience immensely, and wish to come back to Japan again. B. Long-term foreigners in Japan(Only Tokyo): They complain about the different culture in Japan, are angry that local people cannot speak their native language(English), are disgusted by the fact that English teachers are underpaid, but cannot return to their home country because they are married to a Japanese woman and hate to back to their mother country. C: Foreigners who have never even been to Japan(Only Tokyo): they celebrate their nice life while insulting stereotype Japan and enjoy anime in their homeland.
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  101. You need to constantly insult Japan to satisfy your own petty self-esteem. Good luck.
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  102. stupid.
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  103. haha, well said!
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  104. Hi, worst racist.
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  105. ありがとうやこんにちは、すみませんくらいは覚えておいて損はないでしょう。別に、外国人観光客が日本人と同じように日本語を流暢に話すはずとは思ってませんし。
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  106. As a Japanese, I agree with you wholeheartedly. However, the reality is that some foreigners speak global languages fluently, act like royalty or nobility because their home countries are developed countries, and impose their home-cultivated values, common sense, customs, and religion on the locals without hesitation.
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  107. Be an adult, don't be Logan Paul Please.
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  108. グーグル翻訳よりDeepLのほうが翻訳精度がいいので、是非使ってみてください。もちろん無料です。
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  109. 日本人の方だと確信しました。お疲れ様です。
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  110. For me who Japanese feel Spanish is more faster language than Japanese language.
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  111. Norway, Sweden and Denmark may be culturally close, but Asian countries are even more different from each other, from road conditions to climate and food culture, and should not be lumped together.
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  112. Don't worry, this channel is like that.
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  113. 外国人向けに日本文化を紹介するYoutuberは注目を惹きつけ、新たなチャンネル登録者を集めるために、意図的に大げさな意見を採用する必要があるのでしょう。
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  114. racist.
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  115. Instead of spending three years learning Japanese, you should have moved to China or Korea where there are many English speakers.
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  116.  @Goaheadandstaymad21332  It is your opinion.
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  117.  @chandlerredhead27  no
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  118. Foreigners and Japanese are born and raised in different environments from each other, and as evidenced in other videos on this channel, few will forever follow Japanese rules and customs, as foreigners basically disregard "if you come from a hometown, follow the hometown" and "diversity," and act with the idea that in Japan, "the shame of the trip is not worth the effort.
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  119. If act like Logan Paul, they are not welcome. We Japanese never forget Logan Paul is how disgusting Gaijin.
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  120. No needs to perfect Japanese. Also foreigners doesn't need to guess all Japanese people(including me) understand English.
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  121. >but in japan i noticed some japanese treated me by stereotypes they had for foreigners. for example You are the one who has heard only the innocent opinions of a few Japanese and lumped them together as if all Japanese are of the same mindset.
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  122. Is meaning Brexit is waste?
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  123. How many Japanese have ordered their foreign visitors to speak fluent Japanese? Unless you are moving to a foreign country, it is only natural that you can avoid inconvenience by making effective use of translation apps and learning rudimentary vocabulary.
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  124. It is true that recently there was a murder by a stalker in Fukuoka Prefecture, but it does not happen every day anywhere in Japan.
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  125. I'm sorry hear that.
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  126. You would know that there is no culture of hugging in public in Japan(Some Young people do it), and that is not something that can be corrected in a short time. Where in Europe are you, by the way?
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  127. I respect you.
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  128. Well said.
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  129. Just tell the truth that the Japanese language is difficult and you don't need to learn it.
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  130. 私は地方都市に住んでいる日本人ですが、歩行者が左側を通行したり、自転車が右側、しかも歩道を走るのは珍しいことではありません。警官は忙しいし、結局一人ひとりの意識が低いのでしょう。
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  131. That's right.
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  132. You are childish.
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  133. Japanese-language Twitter feeds are again spreading videos of a fight between Turks and Kurds in Tokyo in 2015.
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  134. Unless you plan to marry a Japanese woman, your feel annoying at her will not improve her fastidiousness.
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  135. Hola. Emy, Te hago esta pregunta porque no tengo suficiente información sobre ti, ¿dónde tuviste tu desagradable experiencia? ¿Puerto Rico? ¿O los Estados Unidos de América?
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  136. それが普通。
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  137. Hello. Goodbye. Yes. No. Sorry. Please. Thank you. Thank you for the food. That's enough. Some foreigners do not even know those basic words, even though they have lived in Japan for more than a decade. Facts.
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  138. Well said.
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  139. There is no need for Japanese to learn Swiss German unless they plan to live in Switzerland. Extreme views are not adopted. Also, what do you know about Japan if you have never conversed with Japanese people?
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  140. Haha, many foreigners believe that Only Tokyo is all about Japan.
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  141. Not all Japanese work for media companies, and if you stop watching crappy Japanese TV shows, your problems will soon be solved.
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  142. It is always westerners who write abuses against Japanese in this comment section. They have the same ideology as Putin and they can't tolerate slaves making demands on their king.
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  143. Even if English is not your first language, at least from reading your comments, your English skills are probably closer to native speakers than many Japanese who do not speak English.
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  144. Thank you so much, well said. As a Japanese I'm happy your excellent comment.
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  145. For foreigners who go to Japan and fail to make even the effort to speak rudimentary Japanese phrases, the best excuse is to stress the fact that "English is a global language" more than necessary.
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  146. The situation would improve if most foreigners living in Japan (excluding tourists) were as enthusiastic about learning the local language as you are. That is why I would like many foreigners to know about your experience.
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  147. Veganism is only a personal selfishness and not life threatening due to food allergies. Why should a Japanese vendor have to make an English notation for a Western vegan? Who bears the extra cost of doing so?
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  148. >Japan seems like a very closed kind of culture still, even a to the point of being xenophobic. It's probably changing, but very slowly. You are quick to criticize the Japanese in the extreme because you too are a closed-minded, xenophobic person.
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