Comments by "C P" (@CP-FJB) on "Abroad in Japan" channel.

  1. You gave no examples. Plenty of "likes" but no one asked for details. That's very Japanese. Very YouTube. (^.^) As a foreigner in Japan I always get a chuckle out of the lack of detail in "reports" of "problems". It's like telling a doctor that you don't feel well and expecting the doctor to cure you immediately. (^.^) YouTubers tend to be "glass-half-empty" personalities. Whine. Fuss. Gripe. Chris himself tends to spend most videos rolling his eyes. I spend most of my days with a whimsical smile. I'm twice his age. You reap what you sow. (^.-)
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  2. Please do a video on the AVATAR ROBOT CAFE. It is never described well by other YouTubers. Those videos are always unprepared and casual -- which results in them completely missing the purpose / Vision of the cafe. Thank you in advance.
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  3. Please do a full-feature video on the "Avatar Robot Cafe" (please Google it). You have so many followers. Help them see tech applied to ending loneliness. This would be a nice addition to your typically "cheeky" and "fun" videos. Here you could be raising awareness in this team's efforts to enrich the lives of others. Few could tell their tale as well as you. Thank you in advance.
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  4. Blissful in Japan. Be careful what you post Chris. When you return to UK they might cuff you on arrival... for a meme, or comment or even reposting someone else's comment. Don't say Elon didn't warn you. (^.-)
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  5. Your level of maturity and reverence in this video is refreshing. I can take your insights seriously because they are not buried in snark or sarcasm. I like this new style. I hope it becomes your default. This "lead by example" version of guidance might help curb the over-tourism effect where people view Japan as a theme park and the residents as anime characters with which they can pose. Being respectful (quiet, patient, gentle) is not just for Hiroshima. (^.-)
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  6. Pot Meet Kettle. If you post endless videos founded on snarky, sarcastic and irreverent behavior don't expect those visiting Japan to be civil. Congrats on your best-selling book. Congrats on your 3 million YouTube subscribers. But those are obtained by pushing a tone of disrespect. In the case of Kyoto, Japan is reaping what YOU have sown. Courtesy is not a Chris Broad feature, nor is respect. These are not a traits valued by your subscribers. MANY videos and a book later... here we are. (>.<) Why is the behavior of foreigners in Japan a problem? Check the mirror.
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