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180531 Jung Hae In (정해인) At ICN Airport Backed From Sapporo, Japan

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Japan Deploy US Missiles In Northern City Akita To Guard Again North Korea - Duration: 2:25.

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Formula Drift Japan 2018 日本最強ドリフトマシーン【アクセル全開!エンジンブロー?!】フォーミュラD 熱きバトル 鈴鹿サーキット highlights - Duration: 11:07.

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MOSHI MOSHI NIPPON FESTIVAL 2018 | JAPAN | JVlog - Duration: 12:51.

Hello everyone and greetings from Harajuku.

I am in Harajuku and Shibuya today, because this weekend the Moshi Moshi Nippon Festival is taking place here.

I already visited it in 2016, but back then everything was taking place inside one big hall.

This time they have four different places for everything.

I took a look on the program and I am only half-happy with it. There are only a few things I want to watch.

But since the festival is for free, it is surely ok.

I already have been at the registration and got a stamp so I can enter everywhere easily.

And now I am on the way to the shrine where I want to watch some program.

And for sure I take you with me.

I first planed to come here on Sunday and also visit the Harajuku Fashion Walk which is taking place that day.

But I found out that Rilakkuma is only here on Saturday and because I am a big Rilakkuma fan I just change everything and went here on Saturday.

Please enjoy the video!

More English subtitles are coming soon ♥

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HOTTEST CHIPS IN JAPAN (Spicy Chocolate-Covered Potato Chips Recipe) - Duration: 10:20.

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DATING DOES and DONT'S IN JAPAN - Duration: 9:54.

Being a rude with the waitress.

I know that!

Do you want to be in charge of the whole date? - I don't want to.

Keeping quiet is a red flag. I want him to talk.

Hey guys it's Cathy Cat on Ask Japanese.

Today we are gonna talk about love and ask Japanese people about love

on the streets of Tokyo. If you are new to our channel, don't forget to subscribe

And our topic this time is gonna be...

What you should do and should NOT do, when you date a Japanese

and when you are on date with a Japanese person.

Take notes guys. Let's go and ask Japanese.

What shall never happen on a date?

Someone who is really cold towards the shop assistants.

That's a total blower.

People around us will judge us too.

I won't enjoy a date like that.

If he is nice to you, but the opposite to the staff?

That will make me dislike him.

Will make me wonder if that cold attitude is his real face.

I look how my date treats shop assistants around him and also how he eats.

What do you look at?

The way he eats, the way he holds his chopsticks.

I check that out.

I also don't like it if he will compliment other women on the date.

I don't want him to look at other girls, I want to be the focus of his attention on the date.

Fair point. I get that.

Using harsh language with shop assistants.

I don't want him to treat anyone differently.

When having a meal...

I don't like seeing other people being rude to the waiters.

Having a person like that as partner, wouldn't you hate that too.

At least I don't want him to raise his voice.

Being rude with the waitress.

Ah yes!

Yeah I hate that too.

I am totally the same.

When you get a food different to what you ordered being really rude like

"I didn't friggin order this."

Men with a really bad attitude towards people who work in customer service.

I can't deal with that.

I also hate it when they throw the money at the staff.

- There are people like that? - Yes there are.

Men who act differently depending if the waiter is a man or a woman.

- There are men like that? - Yes there are!

Nice to the lady and cold to the men? No what? The other way?

Being really harsh with the waitress, but once the waiter appears, sweating it and leaving.

If you have an argument during a date, him leaving half way through the date.

Or being so angry that he won't talk for the rest of the day.

That's a don't!

Men who make girls buy stuff for them on their date.

I believe that that's a man's duty.

So I believe that on a date, men should not get the girls to buy their stuff.

Men who just look at their mobile phone during a date.

"What are you here for then?! Go home!"

Is this date with me that boring for you? In that case I'll go home too.

Just staring at the phone is a big DON'T.

Just staring at the phone when we are eating too.

That sounds boring.

I will get bored by that too.

She is a bit scary, can you see? I am totally hierarchy wise under her.

I don't want to say any date DON'TS or I will get the stick for it later.

What should men not do during a date then?

I don't think they should check out other girls during a date.

I would get angry at that too.

Deciding everything about the date yourself, without asking the other person about their opinion.

I think that's a DON'T

Do you want to decide everything about the date yourself? - Not at all.

I want to talk it though with her.

- Being late is in-acceptable. - Shoot, I was late when we met.

Why do you hate it when people are late?

I came here on time. So it really vexes me when others are not there.

- Who was late today? - I confess I was late.

I am sorry. I am so very sorry.

We have an apology video here now. - It's okay.

How kind of you. But you won't forgive men for being late?

I take more time getting ready, so why are they late then?

What is a date DO?

Little signs of affection. Opening doors and such.

Makes me feel like I am getting treated kindly.

Saying "Can I carry your luggage?" He doesn't have to carry it, but just asking for it is nice.

"Can I carry your luggage?" "Really? Please do."

Being a gentleman. - He should always be a gentleman.

A gentleman. Ah! He is already carrying her luggage right there.

Even though it's a cute backpack with MyMelody he is carrying for you.

How kind. What a gentleman.

What I want her to do? Dress nicely. She always looks nice and cute when we go on a date.

Yeah if a girl came with no makeup to a date, that would repel a guy.

Makes you feel like she made herself look pretty for you. - Yes exactly.

I want to hold hands and walk together. Simple.

How nice.

I want her to take me to a fancy place.

- A fancy cafe? - Girls know more fashionable places.

What do you want him to do for you during a date?

I want him to take me for a drive.

I want him to drive me to his favorite place.

I want him to decide the whole date plan for himself and just take me around.

What will you do on a date like that? - Just follow his lead.

I want to leave it all to him. The food too.

- "I will follow you!" - Yeah someone who will just take me places.

I want him to take the lead too.

I just want to follow him, so he should make all decisions.

Just meet in the morning, and have the rest being a surprise.

All being a surprise. I also like being spontaneous.

So just spontaneously deciding to go some place.

I want him to plan the whole date and escort me around.

What type of escort?

I want him to decide where we will go.

It's a waste of time if we just can't decide where to go on a date.

I would prefer if he had already decided where we will go on that day.

- The boy has to decide everything? - Yes he can make all decisions.

- The date will be a mystery to you. - I will leave it totally to him.

What do you want him to do? - I hate silence.

I want him to talk. That's all.

I want him to pick up on my feelings during the date.

There are some people who ask questions all the time.

I'd prefer it if he picked up on how I feel, and did the things for me without asking.

That would be super cool.

If he won't notice me, I would feel sad.

If he is late for meeting up, he should at least message beforehand.

He doesn't have to spend too much money on the date.

We don't need very great food or something. I want to enjoy the little nothings with him.

I want him to hold my hand. - That's so cute.

Those were our questions. Thank you.

Dates DOES and DON'TS. The general things:

Don't check your phone (all the time) don't check out other people (all the time).

The general things you expect like don't be late...

There is one thing I find interesting that many people said...

don't be weird or rude to waiters. In Japan there is a very big customer service culture.

The customer is literally king "sama", "Okyakusama".

They use a very high syllable afterwards...

to explain that the customer is higher over them.

Some people abuse that by being rude to waiters or taking the "I am higher" attitude.

I don't know why. I have seen it with a couple of people here.

And that was number one turn off for most of the people we interviewed.

Don't act bossy, weird or rude or horrible to other waiters

because that might be the true personality that you are.

It might show a little bit about you that you should not be showing.

That was interesting, that seems to be an issue. If that's mentioned so much,

it seems to be a problem with people.

I am glad they mentioned that. I learned something.

DOES to do on a date, is watch out. Japanese people sometimes

it's almost like mind reading, but not as difficult as mind reading.

It's thinking of the other person. Don't just do your thing.

Look at them, how are they feeling. Are they hot? Cold? Hungry?

Do they need anything? Can I help them with anything?

Those thoughts help making the date easier.

Carry her bag, get her a drink, those little kind of things are really appreciated

Without having to say it.

That's an interesting point there.

The girls want the guy to have the whole day organized and they just tag along.

That again, I have not so much seen in the west.

Maybe it's different for you. What are your does and don'ts for a date in your country?

Maybe we can all learn a little bit from each other.

I hope you will leave us a comment and I hope you have already subscribed. If you have not

please do so you are part of our channel and you don't miss any future stuff from Japan.

And leave us a LIKE!

It was lovely seeing you. I wish you a lovely day and I catch you soon

for more videos here on Ask Japanese. Bye!

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180601 TWICE (트와이스) At GMP Airport Heading To Japan - Duration: 3:57.

180601 TWICE (트와이스) At GMP Airport Heading To Japan

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タトゥー(刺青)あるある Some Things That Happen When You Have Tattoos (in Japan) - Duration: 2:51.

Mum are you looking at that man's smiley face?

Sh

Don't be a silly boy Ma-kun

*awkward laugh*

You got a tattoo?

Yeah

That's never gonna come off

I know

It's gonna be there forever and ever

Well if I really wanted it gone I could get las...

You can't go into hot springs

There are actually places that let you

You'll never find a job in Japan with tattoos

That's not tr..

That's not gonna come off!!!

*sigh*

After you

Hey, you

Is that real?

Yeah

Did it hurt when you got it?

Well not rea...

Can I touch it?

Okay...

Wow it doesn't rub off!

It really is real!

Maybe I'll get laser removal...

Dude

What?

Most of your viewers probably don't have tattoos

so most people watching this probably can't relate

Thanks for telling me after I finished filming!!!

Please give me a thumbs up if you enjoyed the video(^o^)b

Don't forget to subscribe!

and click the bell icon to get notifications for my videos

If you have tattoos, let me know what kind of stuff you experience a lot

It's weird because some reason people seem to be legit intimidated by me

Suga's pooping

it's weird because I don't think I look very menacing (personally I look like someone who couldn't even fight my way out of a paper bag) especially when I'm wearing glas...

*sounds of Suga in the litter*

You know what? Never mind.

Bye!!!(^-^)

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Why does Japan work so hard? | CNBC Explains - Duration: 5:14.

Working long hours is a way of life in Japan.

So much so, that some occasionally die from it.

Karoshi is a term that means death by overwork.

So why are people working so hard? And can it be fixed?

Japan has some of the longest working hours in the world.

Nearly a quarter of Japanese companies have their employees

work more than 80 hours of overtime per month.

Those extra hours are often unpaid.

Today, Japan's corporate culture is driven by the so-called salaryman.

The salaryman is defined by his loyalty to his company

and expected to spend his entire career working for the same firm.

Not only does he work long hours in the office, but it's also assumed

he'll participate in after-work activities too, like drinking with colleagues.

And they're not taking enough time off.

In 2017, one survey found that despite being entitled to 20 days off per year,

Japanese workers left 10 of those days unused - topping every other country in the survey.

You don't have to be in the confines of corporate walls to feel the impact of its work culture.

It's 3am Thursday morning right now in Tokyo, I'm in the area of Ginza.

Every few minutes I see a man wearing a suit, holding a briefcase.

The nation's work ethic dates back to what's referred to as Japan's economic miracle,

which was its dramatic economic growth beginning in the 1950s,

which propelled it to become the world's second-largest economy.

Inside Japan's corporations, the culture emphasizes the success of

a company as a whole to be more important than any single individual,

which might explain why one study found that 63% of Japanese felt guilty for taking paid leave.

But perhaps more concerning is this:

Long work hours don't necessarily mean high productivity.

In fact, Japan has the lowest productivity amongst the G7 nations.

Earlier I mentioned the term karoshi - it means death by overwork.

It's legally recognized by the government and usually is marked

by a heart attack, stroke or suicide due to stress.

There's hundreds of cases of karoshi reported annually, although some argue these cases

are underreported and that the real number could exceed that by up to 10 times.

An employee of the advertising firm Dentsu jumped to her death in 2015.

The cause was said to have been depression caused by overwork.

The case generated widespread attention and renewed calls to change the long working hours

and illegal unpaid overtime highly common in Japan.

The firm was fined for violating labor standards because she was reportedly forced

to work more than 100 hours of overtime per month.

The company's CEO even resigned over the controversy.

After the death, Dentsu made some changes within the company.

One of them?

The lights in the office now turn off at 10pm every night in an effort to force employees to leave.

Both the government and companies are now

actively trying to reduce the number of working hours here.

And there are some early signs of hope.

Japan's government has considered several initiatives to curb the number of hours spent

at the office, including making it mandatory to take at least five vacation days a year

and requiring a "rest" period between the end of one day and the start of another.

In 2016, a new holiday "Mountain Day" was started,

bringing Japan's number of annual public holidays to 16.

And in 2017, the government launched an initiative called Premium Fridays,

in which it encouraged companies to allow their employees to leave at 3pm

on the last Friday of the month, promoting consumer spending and less time in the office.

But one study found that less than 4% of employees in Japan

actually left early on the first Premium Friday.

Which is why despite these initiatives, a cultural challenge still looms.

Since Japan's culture emphasizes the group over the individual, well,

no one wants to be the first one to leave the office.

And there's another reason that there's pressure on people to work hard.

Japan's economy is in danger.

And in order to maintain its massive size, Japan needs to put in the hours.

Japan lost its spot as the world's second-largest economy to China in 2011,

a title that it had previously held for 42 years.

Japan is dealing with a labor crisis.

Its population is aging fast and its birth rate is in decline.

That means its total population is going down.

And in the next 50 years, it's projected to shrink by nearly a third.

The population is expected to go from 127 million in 2015, to just 88 million by 2065.

There's two likely ways the nation can compensate for the labor shortage - immigrants or robots.

Japan has always been less

inclined to accept immigrants.

In fact, its percentage of foreign workers is tiny

compared to other nations of large economies.

So without more immigrants,

it's looking to robotics to fill in the gap.

Its robotics industry has spanned from hospitality to manufacturing,

and now even reaching farms by creating robots that milk cows.

But whether technology could open the door for

a better work-life balance for Japan's workforce still remains to be seen.

Hey guys, it's Uptin, thanks for watching.

For more of our videos, check out 'What does equal pay mean for the economy?' here.

And 'Will robots take our jobs?' here.

We're also taking suggestions for future CNBC Explains, so leave your comments in the section below.

And while you're at it, subscribe to our channel.

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Japan Is From Another Planet- Greatest Country - Duration: 7:40.

Japan Is From Another Planet- Greatest Country

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Brutal beating of two Japanese tourists in Kakaako makes news headlines in Japan - Duration: 2:24.

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GM shares surge on investment from Japan's SoftBank - Duration: 0:17.

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Ai Admits How She Really Feels To Kubo | The Bachelor Japan - Duration: 3:03.

Ai finally admits to Hiratake Kubo how she feels about him. Find out what happens to their relationship by subscribing to our channel for more clips from The Bachelor Japan Season 1.

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Things you should not do in Japan - Duration: 5:56.

Hi everybody welcome back to our channel.

This is Kanoa again from Gaijin Bank,

Today, I will be talking about things not to do while you're here in Japan.

Number one making loud noises yes even in your own home you have to be careful not to

make noises when you for example pull out the chair or even when you're walking because

the walls and the floors the ceilings are paper thin and a big chance the people above you.

And on the side and wherever else can hear everything that you do sometimes if you make

too much noise consistently the police will even show up at your door and you don't want that

So be careful never to eating outside.

You'll notice if you're eating outside a lot of people are staring at you with disapproval

and thinking oh why is he or she eating in front of people outside.

So rude.

So you can only eat when there is nobody looking at your or when you're alone.

So be careful.

Number three.

Crossing the red line.

And this is usually in every country but in Japan in particular people are very strict

about rules and following the rules and being socially responsible.

So even if it's 3am there's no one around and there's no cars.

Don't be that guy or that woman who's breaking the rules.

Just wait till it turns green.

Number four removing your shoes before you enter your house or somebody else's house.

The Japanese are very cleanly people and usually it's old tradition that you take off your

shoes that have dirt on it from the outside so you don't get it into the house.

So that's a big one.

Number five littering.

Yes you can see the streets are very very clean in Japan.

It's one of the cleanest countries in the world so we want to keep it that way.

We definitely don't want to show locals that you know foreigners are littering in their streets

Even though you've probably noticed there's like no trash cans.

But people even take their trash with them in their bag.

That's how cleanly they are so let's follow that rule also.

Number Six chopstick etiquette in Japan.

So you don't want to roll the chopstick in your hand for whatever reason even if it's

fun you don't want to do it or play with their chopsticks when you eating your food because

it's kind of rude to the Japanese culture.

They're really weird about chopstick etiquette.

It's a big thing.

Number seven that lining up in order you do not want to cut people in line.

You've seen how long these lines get like crazy.

So if you think you can meet up with your friend and cut the line and and not like you

so let's follow her rule.

Also number eight this is kind of strange but leaving the tip is considered rude in Japan.

So are you probably leaving tips if you're from the U.S. specially I'm from the U.S.

but in Japan it's everything is included in the bill the service fee everything so when

you leave extra money they take it as a shock and they might even chase you down to give

you your money back.

So leave your tip at home.

Number nine talking on the phone in the train.

So if you've done it before people are probably staring at you with their eyes like this because

you could see it says clearly in the train do not talk on the phone it even says to put

your phone on manner mode which nobody does that.

But you know it's so quiet in the trains.

No one wants to talk or make noise.

So talking on the phone can be a real outstanding No no.

Number 10 wearing a mask so you've probably been wondering why everybody's wearing a mask

of all different colors pink black white blue.

It's because if you think you're sick or you you know don't want to get sick.

Prevention.

And if you're already sick especially during flu season you want to wear a mask to protect

not only yourself but not to spread it around you.

So be responsible.

Number 11 drugs.

Yes.

You do not want to do drugs in Japan.

If you get caught you will be in jail for a really long time.

They'll take your visa away and you'll never be back in the country so you don't want to

ruin your chance and your body.

Come on let's be real drugs aren't good.

So stay away from drugs.

Number 12 escalator etiquette you've probably noticed if you're standing on the right side

and people are trying to come up there be waiting behind you you'll look back there

there's like a huge line of people staring at you.

So it's very polite to stand on the left side as everybody else is doing because the right

side is for people who are in a hurry they need to get up fast.

So don't be that person who's blocking the escalator.

Trust me I've been there.

So you don't want that.

Okay to sum it all up Japan is all about social etiquette and social responsibility discipline

discipline discipline and teaching kids since they were small.

Parents have been teaching their kids all these rules since they're super super small.

So it might be kind of hard coming as a foreigner and you're like What are all these rules I'm

not used to this but you know take it day by day.

Sure you'll make some mistakes but it's all about learning from them.

So let's try our best to be socially responsible and fit in the crowds of Japan.

Alright everybody thanks for watching today's video if you like what you see.

Please follow us on social media Facebook and subscribe comment below and I'll see you late

Bye.

Oh I almost forgot.

Make sure you comment down below what you're not allowed to do in your own country or what's

considered rude.

We'd love to hear from you.

All right.

That's it.

Bye.

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Japan Suica with Fingerprint! World First by JINCO ( English title available) - Duration: 1:55.

Let's introduce this fingerprint card by JINCO:

It has a Sony Suica IC inside.

Let's verify by using NXP app.

Power on

Red before correct fingerprint. Wrong fingerprint makes it red too.

Correct fingerprint makes it GREEN.

Reading IC information from NFC.

Screen went to sleep ...

Wake it up again.

NFC information readout shown:

Suica IC

It shows transaction and remaining balance.

World First Suica Fingerprint Card by JINCO!

Let's show it again.

Suica information shown.

Thank you

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✅ X JAPANの最後のアルバムが出てからすでに22年。YOSHIKIが新アルバムを出すと公言してからはや9年が経った。だが、そのアルバムはまだ出ていない。一説によるとアルバムはすでにほぼ完成してい - Duration: 4:47.

 X JAPANの最後のアルバムが出てからすでに22年。YOS IKIが新アルバムを出すと公言してからはや9年が経った。だが、そ アルバムはまだ出ていない。一説によるとアルバムはすでにほぼ完成し いるのだが、完璧主義のYOSHIKIがGOサインを出さないため、 リースに至らないのだという

だが、待ちぼうけもついに終わりを迎えるのかもしれない。  YOS IKIが新アルバムのリリースを宣言したのは5月10日の動画配信サ ト「YOSHIKI CHANNEL」(ニコニコチャンネル)でのこ

「サンリオキャラクター大賞2018」で、キティがYOSHIKIに したキャラの「YOSHIKITTY」が、1位になったらアルバムを すと公約を発表した。  YOSHIKITTYは昨年の投票で7位

1位を獲得するのはそう簡単ではない。だが、新アルバムのためにファ は投票を重ねているようだ。 「投票は1日1回できます。なので、毎 コツコツと投票をしているようですね

その努力が実り、中間発表では3位になりました。現在1位の白い子犬 キャラクター『シナモロール』は21万1052票で、YOSHIKI TYは19万883票。その差は2万169票

6月11日までファンが総出で毎日投票すれば逆転できるかもしれませ 」(エンタメ誌ライター)  X JAPANの新アルバムリリースが 実のものになる可能性が出てきたわけだ

もっともYOSHIKIは「YOSHIKI CHANNEL」で公約 ジョークであり、YOSHIKITTYが1位にならなくてもアルバム 出すとしている。 「ツイッターでも5月24日に『NEWアルバム  コーディング 最終段階!』とツイートして、レコーディング機器を操 動画を公開しています

本当に出るのかもしれませんが、これまでがこれまでですからね(笑) ファンはYOSHIKITTYを1位にして、YOSHIKIの引っ込 がつかない状況を作っておきたいのでしょう」(前出・エンタメ誌ライ ー) 「サンリオキャラクター大賞2018」の投票は6月11日14 まで

X JAPANファンは底力を見せることができるだろうか。

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Japan's World Cup squad includes 11 players that featured in Brazil 2014 despite group stage defeat - Duration: 2:22.

Japan's World Cup squad includes 11 players that featured in Brazil 2014 despite group stage defeat

Japan coach Akira Nishino is relying heavily on veteran players with previous World Cup experience in his 23-man squad for the tournament.

Keisuke Honda, Shinji Kagawa and Shinji Okazaki were among almost a dozen named on Thursday who represented Japan four years ago in Brazil when the country failed to advance from the group stage.

'I considered many factors,' Nishino said.

'These players have experience but more than that they were picked based on their performance and the balance they offer.'.

Nishino made his debut as Japan coach on Wednesday when his team lost to Ghana 2-0 in a friendly.

Japan fired Vahid Halilhodzic last month, only two months before the World Cup in Russia opens, and replaced him with Nishino.

In two World Cup warm-up matches, Japan will face Switzerland on June 8 in Lugano, Switzerland, and Paraguay on June 12 in Innsbruck, Austria.

Japan will play in Group H at the World Cup with Colombia, Poland and Senegal in their sixth straight World Cup.

They have only twice reached the knockout round, losing both times in the last 16.

Kashima Antlers midfielder Kento Misao, Stuttgart forward Takuma Asano and Leonesa midfielder Yosuke Ideguchi were the three players dropped from the 26-man squad for Japan's final World Cup warmup against Ghana.

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