Comments by "Kurekure KureKure" (@kurekurekurekure5938) on "What Owning a Ramen Restaurant in Japan is Like" video.

  1. Please do not use the word "insane". It is an insult. I'm very sad the foreigners are impolite and look down Japanese people as an inferior race.
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  2. ​ @Ushabtii , I don't know who you are. Judging by the comment, you are a very reasonable person. What I did was just to ask him to avoid the word "insane", and his reply was simply to command me "Learn English". It is a very typical "master - slave" relationship. What I can do is just to wish and what he does is to command. It's no egalite. It is what you think occidental way, isn't it. Anyway, I learned that "insane" is not so a bad word. And you teach me it's straight forward but no inpolite, which I did not know. By the way, I think his work style is not insane. He works longer and harder than average, but there are lots of those who work in the same way or harder. A tall guy is not tall among tall guys, and he is average. However, as he said, younger generations do not follow him. Situations around ramen and ramen onwers are changing rapidly. His style of working gradually decreases and it comes closer to the other countries. I think it is not so long.
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  3. ​ Blass  , Do you mean "insane" is a good word to describe a person? I'm sorry that I do not know English.
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  4. Do you really want? You need to live in Japan and do hard work with him learning Japanese. If so, I'll give you his shop's phone number.
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  5. This may help you. https://zh.wikipedia.org/wiki/%E6%97%A5%E6%9C%AC%E6%8B%89%E9%9D%A2
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  6. Yes, do not be a ramen shop owner in Japan, anyway.
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  7. It does not necessarily apply to Japan these days. Ramen has become representative national foods.
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