Comments by "Gordon Graham" (@gordonbgraham) on "What’s Dating like in Japan for Foreign men ?" video.

It’s a YouTube channel not a comprehensive social investigative study. Also, how do you know none of these men haven’t dated outside of Tokyo?
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@secretly_ur_dad8702 It's about dating Japanese women. Japanese women speak Japanese. Also, there are plenty of foreigners in Japan who don't speak English
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@secretly_ur_dad8702 Who cares if people speak English. It's Japan
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@secretly_ur_dad8702 That doesn't bother me. What bothered me was your insulting the Japanese for not being able to speak English...IN Japan
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@secretly_ur_dad8702 For foreigners IN Japan. Here's a tip, if you want to "date" in Japan...learn Japanese. If you're travelling, that's different...that's not "dating". Your original comment was meant to mock the Japanese for not knowing English...It's not up to Japanese to accommodate your lack of language skills.
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It’s about $14,000 USD per year for tuition and supplementary costs combined.
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@sindri1447 "Have fun finding English speaking people in Kanto"...That's stating the obvious? You do realize that Tokyo is in Kanto, right? Do you think it's difficult to find people in Tokyo who can speak English? In fact, it's not difficult to find Japanese anywhere throughout Japan who can speak English. Sorry "dude", but he's "way off".
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@sindri1447 I can read between the lines, too. He was mocking the Japanese, clearly. That's what the laughing emoji was for...The important part? There was none
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@airizz8229 He mocked them with the laughing emoji. The fact is you can find English speakers anywhere throughout Japan. I’ve lived in the countryside, the heart of Tokyo and the suburbs. Before I became fluent in Japanese I’d never had an issue communicating with people largely due to the fact there were so many people who could speak English. Also, Tokyo is in Kanto, as is Saitama etc. Good Luck finding English speakers is sarcasm. It was meant to mock the Japanese and he knows it. He’s just too much of a coward to admit it.
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@patrickasplund The language of international business. Most Japanese businesses don’t require English, even large international corporations. Of course, they have plenty of Japanese who speak English fluently, so yeah, for those who wish to work for an International company or in an industry such as tourism then English is a requirement. That said pre pandemic Japan had 30 million foreign tourists most of whom were Chinese.
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@secretly_ur_dad8702 Tokyo is IN Kanto
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