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UN urges Japan to solve 'comfort women' issue - Duration: 0:46.
A UN committee on discrimination has urged the Japanese government to adopt a victim-centered
approach toward the victims of Japan's wartime sexual slavery.
The Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination published the report on Thursday,
saying that the Japanese government did "not take a fully victim-centered approach".
It added that the 2015 agreement between Japan and the South Korean government didn't provide
"unequivocal responsibility" for the human rights violations committed against the so-called
'comfort women'.
The committee discussed such issues for the first time in four years on August 16th and
17th.
Although the Commission's recommendations are not binding, it is customary for the country
receiving the recommendations to report countermeasures before the next session.
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7-Day Trip from Tokyo to Kyoto: Episode 1 | Japan's New Golden Route | japan-guide.com - Duration: 8:16.
Tokyo and Kyoto are two of Japan's most popular tourist destinations and are commonly
traveled between via the Tokaido Shinkansen along what has become known as Japan's 'Golden Route',
stretching along the main island's relatively urbanized Pacific Coast.
For this trip we thought we'd do things a little differently, instead taking advantage
of the recent extension of the Hokuriku Shinkansen to reach Kyoto from Tokyo via the Sea of Japan
coast along this 'New Golden Route'.
The aim of our journey is to experience a different, more tranquil side of Japan full
of natural beauty and rich culture, and to partake in some memorable experiences along
the way that are different those found along the more populated southern route.
The entire trip will take seven days in which we'll cover 11 prefectures in total, presenting
our journey over three episodes.
A great way to travel along the New Golden Route is by using the Hokuriku Arch Pass,
a 7-day pass exclusively available to oversea tourists that allows for unlimited use of
all the JR lines shown on the map including the Hokuriku Shinkansen.
Episode one of this series will document our journey from the bustling metropolis of Tokyo
into Japan's interior.
So join me, Sam Evans, as we travel from Tokyo to Kyoto along Japan's New Golden Route.
Day 1
We'll begin our journey by checking out a couple of Tokyo's popular sites before
heading on to Saitama Prefecture and the Omiya Bonsai Village as well as the Railway Museum.
Come late afternoon, we will head up to Gunma Prefecture, to end our day in Ikaho Onsen,
a historic hot spring town.
It's the first day of our seven day tour from Tokyo to Kyoto, and what better place
to start it than at the magnificent SkyTree.
Its 634 meters tall and its the world's tallest communications tower.
I cannot wait to go and check it out.
Let's go!
At 350 meters above street level, the Tembo Observation deck allows visitors stunning,
panoramic views of Tokyo, with Mount Fuji even visible on clear days.
The lower levels of the huge complex house a variety of shops and restaurants giving
the Skytree something for everyone.
From the Skytree we take a bus to Tokyo Station and walk to the Imperial Palace.
Before we head on with our trip we've got a little bit of time so we made the short
walk from Tokyo Station to the Imperial Palace, the home of the japanese imperial family.
Not only is it a great place to stroll in the midst of royalty, there's also some
pretty good photo opportunities too.
From Tokyo we take the Shinkansen to Omiya, where we'll transfer to the JR Utsunomiya
Line to Toro Station and head to the Bonsai Village.
We are at the Omiya Bonsai Art Museum which opened in 2010 and is a beautiful addition
to the Bonsai Village.
Inside there is a permanent exhibition which educates on the History and other aspects
of Bonsai, whilst outside in the garden, where we are now, visitors can admire a variety
of different trees and its generally a very pleasant place to be.
Not far from the bonsai village stands another of Saitama's popular attractions: the Railway
Museum.
We're at the railway museum in Saitama one of the largest railway museums in all of Japan
Among its other impressive features this place boasts an abundance of retired trains and
is a must for train lovers.
It's now time to take Hokuriku Shinkansen to eastern Japan's hot spring mecca Gunma Prefecture,
where we'll be staying at Ikaho Onsen, an old hot spring town known for its iconic stone
staircase that bisects the town as it climbs hillside.
After an amazing first day here we are at Ikaho onsen in this beautiful ryokan.
Where among other things we are going to enjoy a delicious looking traditional japanese meal,
a relaxing outdoor bath as well as an exploration to see what this town has to offer.
Day 2
After a traditional ryokan breakfast it's time to head on to Nagano Prefecture where
we'll first pay a visit to the famous Snow Monkey Park.
Following this we'll make our way to the nearby town of Shibu Onsen where we'll explore
and stay the night.
From Nagano Station we take an express bus to the Snow Monkey Park bus stop from where
the monkeys are about a 30 minute hike along a gentle forest trail.
We're here in the Jigokudani Monkey park where visitors can see the Japanese macaque
in its natural environment.
Now the park comes into its own in winter when snow typically covers the ground and
monkeys can be seen bathing in the park's hot spring.
But as you can see any time of the year is a good time to come and see the monkeys.
It's seems like it's a bit of a hard life being a monkey.
After our fun at the monkey park this afternoon, we have arrived in the nearby Shibu Onsen, an attractive
and historical onsen town known among other things for its nine bath houses like this one.
Now, the ryokan in which we will be spending the night has given us this!
Which is a master key to all of nine of them.
So right now, I cant wait to get exploring because this place just seems great.
Nothing like a foot bath after a day of exploration.
Another evening, another delicious looking ryokan meal.
Now tomorrow we are going to move over to Niigata prefecture where we will start the
day with a bike ride along the coast, but for now let's eat because I'm starving.
So in true Japanese style: kanpai!
And with that, the first part of this incredible journey has come to an end.
Be sure to join us in episode 2 as we continue towards Kyoto and enjoy more amazing experiences,
trying delicious local foods and taking in breathtaking views.
If you are looking for more information about this itinerary, click the links on the screen
now, or head over to japan-guide.com, your comprehensive, up-to-date travel guide, first-hand
from Japan.
Thanks for watching, and be sure to subscribe for more videos about Japan.
Happy travels.
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رحلة جيمر الي المستقبل! Game Professor Games culture of Japan - Duration: 8:51.
We cannot discuss games without mentioning japan
This country influenced our childhood
the music for Super Mario that doesn't play anywhere
without everyone around recognizing it
The family game and the 2 players we used to play before something..
called the internet comes to separate us in times like this
Tanks, Duck hunt
Pak Man, Donkey kong, The characters of street fighter
That've been imprented in our memory
the first time we feel
True horror in Resident evil, we play the rule of a spy in Metal Gear
and the rule of a footballer in Winning eleven
Lots of games, if I wanted to talk about
I would talk for days, heck
I can dedicate a whole program to talk about those games
Games that only have one thing in common, which is the country where they were designed
that made me wonder, how does it look like to live as a game designer in Japan!z
the trip from japan to Egypt is a little wierd
you're literally traveling to the future
You're traveling the opposite direction of earth movement
You Basically skip one day in only 12 hours
Once you're out of the airport you're bombarded with information
from papers on the walls, to signs on the floor
To screens telling you where to go and what to do
Once you wake up from the shock
and start to look at the people around you
you start to see the clear picture
Everything in Tokyo is designed like a game
Signs everywhere telling you how and where to walk
As if you're in a map for Resident evil, silent hill
Or metal gear, games that have all been designed in Japan
The train is like RPG levels
Ones you see in Dark Souls
Complicated system of five types of trains
The local, the rapid, the Rapid expres
the special express and the Limited access expres
A system that will take you from east Tokyo to the far west
in less than two hours
Given that you know the timing and the type of train
Which will require an application (I suggest japan travel)
The internal structure of the cityI
Is shocking in it's corridor like design
From the metro stations, to the giant malls
Streets, alleyways, restaurants
to the parlors and supermarkets
The whole thing looks like a level from the classic version of doom
and the design of the tin city in Dues ex mankind devided
Even the nature in the local parks, gave me an illusion
that I might meet an npc which will give me a quest
Or a monster that I can kill and loot it's weapons
Or this place that chillingly reminded me of Resident evil!
All the details around you all the time
it's either a delicate design or an inspiration for such thing
which explains why design in japan is such a natural thing, as if they were born with it!
and why we've seen designs like
the levels of dark souls...
This is Omar Wahid, from a place on the planet...
Well, we cannot call it earth, because I'm now on the planet
that is very different
the neighbor planet of Japan!
Like that move!
I'm now in Shibuya
Close to the Shibuya crossing
This place is full of lighting and stuff that's fighting (rhyme)
I'm enjoying the people and the place and food and everything
Japan is a great place
Very great
Couldn't believe my eyes when I saw
the commercial for classic Mario on the screen
that was located on the train, something I haven't seen anywhere else
which made the travel a key part
of my quest for knowladge
as an Egyptian I used the skills I was given
and I started being nosy around people, and try to find out what they were doing
People were looking in their books and phones
and I though it was just emails and science books or novels
I noticed a man in his 50s standing by me
moving his finger fast on the phone
and I found out he was playing something like candy crush,
but the speed at which he played it was insane
even for someone who's "an expert" in games like me
I widened the circle of my nosiness
and I started to spy on the books in people hands
and found out that the majority reads manga!
which is basically Japanese comic books
and I'm not talking about young people exclusively!
it looks to me like it's not just a niche of people that play games
like the case in Egypt
because in Egypt, we are
only the young play games unlike the public in Japan
which has games as a key part of it's culture
people I've met randomly, would start at me with admiration
when I said I worked on game design.
The word Nintendo has it's wight
and super Mario and final fantasy are like the names of pop stars in Egypt
let alone the respect I get from people
When they find out I work in the field of games
unlike the sarcastic demeaning look I get when I say that in Egypt or the arab world
Don't get me wrong, the culture of a great nation like Japan cannot be summed up in
just thier love for games and their understanding of it
because you see the same level of dedication in Everything
from the design of the city as I said in the beginning
to the smallest thing
Like how people act around you
but this isn't the scope of my research, but the real focus of my quest
is to focus on the game culture
as the culture in Japan is far more complicated
but the part i'm covering alone requires an entire series
to cover all the points I want covered
However, there's a main element that connects games with everything
Which is people
which brings the question, why are people like this!
How did they make the leap with their culture
far beyond the monkeys living outside!
I'm not qualified to know this,
as my knowledge of history
is very shallow, and my grasp is weak on the development of culture
However I noticed stuff
Maybe could be useful in understanding a small part of the design tech advancement
I heard a lot before I went to japan
that most people there are very helpful, and I didn't give it much thought at first
because I have seen helpful folks all over the world
even Europe (specifically England) which is not famous for the helpfulness
I couldn't Imagine, that if I asked for help
that people would leave everything at hand just to help me
I was in awe to find people leave their work to show me where to go!
many times I enter a supermarket
to find the cleric leave the shop
and take me to a different shop that sells the thing that I want
I once took the wrong train, one of the passengers left the train
and took me up to show me the proper platform
keeping in mind that he could've easily missed his train
just to help me!.. a complete foreign stranger!
if this is any indication, this means that
this culture gave up somehow on selfishness,
their life is dedicated to helping others!
that means that the culture in Japan
is to dedicate yourself to work!
which shows in the quality of everything they do
which as a result, shows in the quality of game design
it's only logical that this level of dedication
result in the quality we see in devices like the Nintendos
games like Monster hunter, Zelda, or Mario odyssey
No wonder that the system and devices creating these experiences
to be so ridiculously precise as found out
at the time of release
as I mentioned, being in Japan makes the picture become clearer
this culture is the home
for work of arts that are hard to execute like dark souls
and timeless classics
like the series of super mario
new experiences that captivated a lot of people like Metal Gear Solid
and pieces that created worlds full of magic
like Zelda, pokemon and Final Fantasy
This was my experience in Tokyo
I was on a quest for an answer to my question, How did people there achieve this!
what i said wasn't enough
not even new to some
even what I want to say requires a lot of work to share with you
But I will have to with this at least for now
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Japan's school uniforms YES or NO? Japanese girls and boys on school uniforms. - Duration: 14:49.
What will you do if school uniforms disappear?
What?
I'd rather die.
I didn't have time to make a new one, so I didn't understand why my teacher told me off.
If you were told to wear it now, would you wear it? - I would!
Hey guys it's Cathy Cat and today we are gonna go and ask Japanese people
if they prefer to wear school uniforms or not, when they go to school.
So let's go and Ask Japanese. Don't forget to subscribe for more videos from Japan.
School uniform VS normal clothes!
Do you understand the meaning? - I do.
You get it too, right? - No clue.
She is asking us if we prefer normal clothes or school uniforms.
Which one do you prefer? Please give us a vote.
School uniform.
School uniform is here, right?
You seem to have your own style, but you still prefer uniforms? Why so?
I like high school girls.
THAT'S your REASON?!
That is my reason. I will see cute school girls in the mornings on the train.
Just seeing them, I feel more happy.
They are so cute.
That's why I prefer school uniforms.
I believe that high school will save the world. That's why we need school uniforms.
High school girls. Why do you like school uniforms?
Thinking about what to wear every day was pretty tough.
That's why school uniforms are much easier.
You said it WAS hard to think about it every day. Does that mean you didn't have uniforms?
I went to a specialized college and had to wear normal clothes every day.
It was specializing in beauty and esthetics, and especially because of that
we had to look after our visual appearance .
But I found it really hard to think of a new style to wear every day.
Made me realize how much easier I had it with school uniforms?
Because it was a beauty school, you got a lot of pressure?
Yes that's right. After graduating I started dressing properly like this but...
When I was still in college I dressed black all the time and didn't really care.
We were just talking, saying that he has gotten a lot brighter these days.
In our college people would talk a lot about what people were wearing,
some people could even tell which brands people we were wearing.
That was... a real pain...
I didn't wear any exciting brands... - Some people wore Gucci
Gucci in college? - Yeah.
Some also said "There is a brand fight. That person is wearing Valencia!"
I just liked Uniqlo.
I tried to keep it secret. - Well that secret got out fast.
Were there some rules with your school uniform that you didn't understand?
The restrictions were really strong. We also HAD to wear a belt and such.
That was quite tough.
We had to wear a belt and weren't allowed to open the second shirt button.
The girl's skirts were too long. I prefer shorter skirts.
My high school was very strict. We had to wear a shirt but not a belt or specific socks.
We could wear any socks and shoes we liked.
Nothing else that bothered me. Just that the skirts were so long.
What do you do if school uniforms disappeared?
What?
I'd rather die!
I don't want to live a life in which I can't see school girls from time to time.
No use living.
They are a symbol. - Japan's kawaii symbol.
What type of school uniform is the cutest then?
I like blazer ones.
My high school had blazers. You too right?
I also had blazers.
Blazers are cute, right?
Do you prefer neck ties or bows?
We had neck ties and bows. - What do you prefer?
My high school had bows for girls . But I personally prefer neck ties.
I think bows are cuter.
We had one vote each. Why do you prefer normal clothes?
When I was in high school, I had to wear school uniforms and my sister didn't.
When wearing school uniforms, you get looked at differently on your way to and from school.
Buying school uniforms is very expensive, and you can only wear them for 3 years.
I think it would be better to wear what you want to wear.
How much was your uniform?
I bought mine second hand. I don't know how much full prize is.
It goes around 30,000 Yen.
That's quite expensive. - It is.
You also had to buy all accessories, the badges, the pins, even the socks.
It's expensive.
Why do you prefer school uniforms?
I simply think it's a hassle to think every day about what to wear.
I think wearing a decided coordinate, is a lot easier.
Furthermore...
... you can only wear a school uniform for 3 years in middle or high school.
It's a once-in-a-lifetime privilege.
I liked wearing school uniforms.
What type of school uniform was it?
I had blazers. I never wore a sailor school uniform.
What type of school uniform was yours?
In middle school I had a sailor school uniform and in high school a blazer.
Were there uniform rules that you didn't get along with?
In middle school... I was growing very quickly...
In one year I grew 20cm.
Because I grew so much, my skirt didn't cover my knees anymore.
I didn't have time to get a new skirt.
And my teacher took me aside to tell me off. I didn't think that was fair.
That's unfair. - Only girls that grow fast are getting into trouble.
There weren't any rules I didn't agree with but...
But there is one thing I found funny.
The school was loose on the rules, but there was a set time in which we had to
wear the uniforms in the strictest way possible.
For one week we had to wear it 100% according to the rules.
We had that and that was quite interesting.
A restricted time experience.
And at other times it was more loose?
Yeah, some girls even died their hair brown, shortened their skirts...
But during those weeks we had to have black hair and close our ties tight.
It was kind of strange.
I wonder if the reason was that teachers from another school came to check?
Once every 1/2 year they wanted to give us the experience to wear it properly.
In the UK, girls get the choice to wear trousers with their school uniform. What do you think about that?
I think that's good. Japan should have that choice too.
I envy the UK. Especially in winter. The male teachers will wear warm trousers...
and he will open the window for "fresh air" and only the girls in their skirts will suffer.
It was tough. I wish we had had the choice to wear trousers too.
Why do you like school uniforms?
When I was wearing school uniforms, I envied schools with normal clothes...
But thinking about it now, you save time to select clothes all the time.
Wearing the uniform for 3 years has become part of precious memories.
You never had to think about what to wear because it was all decided.
It was convenient to not waste any time on it in the morning.
Extra question. In the UK girls get the choice to wear trousers, but not in Japan.
If you were offered to wear trousers, would you have done it?
I prefer skirts.
Even in winter?
Even in winter. - Wow you are strong.
If it was normal for girls to wear trousers, I would have liked to wear trousers.
You wore school uniforms? - I did.
What type of uniform was it? - I had a blazer type.
The one that you wear on top.
What school uniform was yours? - In high school I had sailor uniforms.
Even in high school? - Yes.
What was good and bad about wearing one.
The summer school uniform was so cute... I did like it.
But the winter uniform was black and like moufuku. It wasn't cute.
What is mofuku? - It's a black mourning dress, black and simple.
That doesn't sound very cute. How about you?
The summer sailor school uniform was very cute.
But in winter it was really not cool.
In winter it was also sailor.
My school uniform was all just one color.
So in winter the sailor collar and all was one color.
It looked uncool.
Any advantages you've had wearing a school uniform?
What?
I wonder what.
Do you? - I got a part-time job because I was a high-school girl.
I went into the interview with my school uniform.
What kind of job was it? - The drugstore.
Why did you get a job, wearing a school uniform?
The owner of the store was simply into high school girls.
You voted for school uniforms, why so?
I am in university now. When I overslept in school, I would just whack on my uniform.
I wasn't late there, but now I have to choose my clothes...
I get late for school now.
When you don't have much time in the morning, it's pretty tough.
So in tight mornings it's convenient? - So convenient.
You can only wear school uniforms in school.
Now I can't wear it anymore, I wish I could.
Why do you want to wear it again?
It's a privilege.
If someone offered you to wear it now, would you? - Oh I would.
I will wear it for a day in Disneyland.
I won't wear it to university but...
I would wear it for a theme park.
Theme park school uniforms are a thing.
Do you have an advantage when you wear a school uniform?
You get lots of likes on Instagram.
Did you ever have any trouble?
If you don't go straight home from school, it will get out.
Is that against school rules? - It is.
Our school forbid making a side trip after school.
So when I was wearing my school uniform, I didn't do TACHIYORI.
Tachiyori? What do you mean?
Tachiyori is when you have food with school friends on your way home.
You were forbidden to go to shops or restaurants on the way home.
You had to go straight home.
Why is that so?
I actually... never questioned that... it's just a rule.
Those were all questions. Sorry for taking you time.
Cue?
Cue?
Not yet?
Ok school uniforms!
Big win for the school uniforms. Only one person said non-uniforms are fine.
What some people said actually, school uniforms they are practical
you don't have to think so much about it, though they are very expensive,
it's an only-once-in-a-lifetime experience that you're able to wear them.
Apparently there are also a some girls who select their school depending on how cute the uniform is.
Interesting stuff. So how is it for you are you for school uniforms or against it?
Let us know, I personally never had school uniforms, in Germany
they have been taken off or banned, no school uniforms for us there...
I wish we had had some cute school uniforms, so we didn't have to actually...
wear brand clothes and have other people pick on what kind of shoes you were wearing.
That was a total pain.
Let us know, how is it for you, School uniform yes or NO?
Looking forward to your comments. Don't forget to subscribe for more stuff from Ask Japanese...
Hit hit hit subscribe and the notification buttons so you don't miss the other things we do.
Hope you enjoyed this. Catch you soon!
That was Cathy Cat... bye... peace.
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DATING A JAPANESE GIRL - Duration: 10:15.
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Japan Always Gets The Coolest Stuff!! Pepsi Man Toy Unboxing - GTV - Duration: 8:15.
this is GTV no no no no no no skip the
intro and come right to me because I
found something you're gonna love this
Pepsi man toys sealed in the box we're
gonna open it we're gonna unbox it we're
gonna see exactly what this is in here
but if you don't know what Pepsi man is
take a look at this
Pepsi man a guy in a costume who creates
awareness of Pepsi Pepsi man was big in
Japan during the 1990s and 2000's and
the premise is very simple
some people want some Pepsi and Pepsi
man delivers he usually gets halfway
clipped along the way - there were also
variations of Pepsi man based on flavor
and can design and even a Pepsi woman
the character was so popular he made the
inevitable crossover into the video game
world in 1999 he got his very own game
for the Sony Playstation called surprise
Pepsi man
it's basically an advertisement wrapped
around the cheap PlayStation game but
actually Pepsi man reached critical mass
after his run in Japan was over thanks
to YouTube as so called reactors with
Gauck over how strange and weird Japan
must be to have video games about Pepsi
none of them are any good except for the
one by slopes gamer that one's great but
out of the 780 1129 videos about Pepsi
man no one actually tries to dissect the
commercials or CMS as they're known here
and explain what makes them so weird
exactly I mean yes it's funny to see
someone in the goofy costume breaking
their neck but that's like saying only
Japan has weird CMS and everywhere else
on earth junk food and tchotchkes are
advertised for in a serious manner but
amidst all the unenthusiastic reacting
of the 780 1,129 videos out there the
most obvious thing is missed the Pepsi
man who works for Pepsi in Japan doesn't
seem to be in Japan at all everyone is
American despite that they still speak
Japanese but with an American accent Wow
is that what I sound like
the other thing people miss is that the
popularity of Pepsi man led to some
nifty giveaways bottle stoppers Pepsi
dispensers even Space Station crew
jackets
no wonder they say Japan always gets the
best stuff well one of the items they
gave away amongst all this was this neat
little box I picked up what mysteries
are inside and most importantly will it
even work it's time to send it back to
studio for an unboxing what am I suppose
that'll take your day oh Christmas so
we've got the box here and it doesn't
look like something that you can buy in
a store I don't see any barcode or any
kind of special marking that showed the
price or anything like that it might
have been a giveaway it might have been
a premium or something like that
I really don't know but we're gonna open
it up and find out and this thing has
been sealed for a very long time this
came out in 2000 and it's never been
opened so here we go and I had some
trouble getting the Box open it was
sealed really tight I've probably ruined
the collectability of this there's
probably some guy out there right now
looking for this cursing me out
oh and there's a lot of pieces in here I
was not expecting this I was expecting
maybe something you could piece together
with two pieces snap it on it did come
with instructions and it did come with
this little card that says
congratulations for winning the Toco
Toco can help her so it must have been a
prize giveaway okay so we take a look at
the instructions and I'm surprised to
find out there's no written text just
little pictures and six steps and it
looks like number one and two are really
difficult I don't know if we can do this
but once we get past number three it
looks like it's pretty easy to finish up
so the first step you have to connect
the wind-up gear with the legs and you
have to line everything up into these
little slots pretty tricky you got to
put it together and hold it so it
doesn't fall apart and now we've got the
body and the front and the back have
little slots and grooves and holes for
everything can snap in together of
course this has to be the front right so
everything locks into place and there's
a pin that holds the parts from Part one
and Part two together
and simply snap the back on very nice
okay so we finished one and - time to
move on to step three and four
looks like step three is putting the
carts that trait together only three
pieces here and it looks pretty simple
you snap the wheels on and you snap the
handle on and then you snap Diet Pepsi
woman on at the end
now I had to stop tape for about five
minutes because the hands were very hard
to snap on to the handle it kept
slipping and popping off it took a
really long time for some reason it was
really hard to do
okay so let's go back to the
instructions now we've got step 5 and
step 6
pretty simple all we have to do is put a
can on wind her up and let her go so I
went down the street and I got myself a
can of Pepsi here it's the only can I
could find out of all the vending
machines out on the street it's actually
a very big size it's 650 milliliters
which they did not have in the year 2000
I don't think my memory is not so great
it might be a little too heavy to push
let's put it on here wind it up and see
how it goes I hate us and move let's
wind it up all the way and try again
there we go much better so there you go
a neat little giveaway from 18 years ago
and I found this at a recycle shop not
that far away from my house it's only
500 yen if you saw the video I made
about 2 years ago with the pink plastic
princess throne that cost several
thousand dollars it's the same place so
if you're walking around in Japan take a
look in some shops you never know what
you're gonna find if you liked this
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Masahiro Yanagida: Japan vs South Korea 2018 International friendly match additional set - Duration: 10:06.
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BREAKING NEWS: Japan Deploys Three Warships to South China Sea , Warns China - Duration: 3:24.
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ベイブレード日本一決定戦！(Beyblade Burst World Championship: Japan National Championship) - Duration: 8:47.
Burst to Win!
Beyblade Burst
Bladers from all over Japan gathered and battled.
Over 4,000 Bladers participated!
They stake everything on one single launch.
Who will be number one in Japan?
Kurei
Tatsuya
Yugo
Ryugo
Itsuki
Soshi
Takuto
Haruto
Eight finalists compete to be "Number One in Japan."
And for the ticket to the World Championship in Paris.
Behold the battle among top Bladers of the new generation.
Beyblade Burst Japan National Championship, 2018
Quarterfinals, first match.
The opening match of the day was Kurei versus Tatsuya.
All the battles were decided by Survivor Finish.
Both Bladers strategically choose their Beys
and adjust the launch power.
Blader Kurei won by a hair in this neck-to-neck battle.
Quarterfinals, second match.
The match was decided by an attack type Bey.
Ryugo won two points out of three with Ring Out Finish.
Yugo held back his tears in defeat to the Wonder Valtryek.
Quarterfinals, third match.
Soshi led two to nothing up until the third battle.
Itsuki wiggled out of a tight spot by gaining his points, one by one.
Both Bladers used Spryzen Requiem.
With his high-endurance performance tip,
Itsuki won the match.
Quarterfinals, fourth match.
Haruto made fearless attacks for a Burst
with his attack type Bey.
Takuto gained points steadily with stamina type Beys.
Even though he gave way for a while, Haruto had the momentum
and won by impressive Burst Finish.
Semifinals, first match.
At this point, a new stadium with spinning plates was introduced.
While Kurei replaced all his Beys,
Ryugo chose the same Beys as before.
Taking advantage of the new stadium,
Kurei advanced to the finals with a straight win.
Semifinals, second match.
Halfway through and the excitement increases.
Itsuki battled against Haruto.
Although he had a great lead, Itsuki found himself cornered.
But an extraordinary attack by his Wonder Valtryek
gave him the win by Burst Finish.
Third-place match.
Two semifinalists competed.
Not only power and technique, but mental strength was required.
Ryugo renewed his Bey lineup that caused his defeat
and achieved a straight win.
He won against Haruto and finished third.
Final match.
Kurei vs Itsuki
The two Bladers that won through all.
Tension rises between them.
Using a heavy performance tip with powerful Wonder Valtryek,
Itsuki won by a Ring Out Finish.
Next, Kurei used the Wonder Valtryek with the heavy performance tip.
He was successful to even the score with a Ring Out Finish.
In the third battle, Kurei used a defense type.
Itsuki used a stamina type.
Itsuki has an advantage in Bey type,
but Kurei won with the same Bey in the semifinals.
But it was not enough to turn the odds, and Itsuki won the third battle.
In the fourth battle, the unexpected happened.
Though Kurei's Archer Hercules gradually started to wobble,
the spinning plates assisted the Bey, winning him a Ring Out Finish.
The tournament was to be decided in the final fifth battle.
The Bladers chose their final Bey...
Wonder Valtryek.
He chose Wonder Valtryek.
Itsuki's choice of Bey is...
Archer Hercules.
Who will win the ticket to the World Championship?
The last battle, here we go!
Ready, set...
When the tension and heat reached the climax,
the moment of triumph came suddenly.
A dramatic Burst Finish ended the long match.
The great battle by the two Bladers
will go down in the history of Beyblade Burst.
1. Kurei 2. Itsuki 3. Ryugo
It was a great match to the end. I was moved.
Congratulations.
Give him a big hand.
This is a special Bey for the champion.
Beyblade Burst Japan National Championship, 2018
Glory shined upon Blader Kurei.
Three...Two...One... Let it Rip!
Beyblade Burst World Championship, 2018 in Paris, France.
Across the borders, Bladers reach for the top.
I'll become the world champion.
The battle continues.
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Beyblade Burst World Championship: Japan National Championship - Duration: 8:25.
Burst to Win!
Beyblade Burst
Bladers from all over Japan gathered and battled.
Over 4,000 Bladers participated!
They stake everything on one single launch.
Who will be number one in Japan?
Kurei
Tatsuya
Yugo
Ryugo
Itsuki
Soshi
Takuto
Haruto
Eight finalists compete to be "Number One in Japan."
And for the ticket to the World Championship in Paris.
Behold the battle among top Bladers of the new generation.
Beyblade Burst Japan National Championship, 2018
Quarterfinals, first match.
The opening match of the day was Kurei versus Tatsuya.
All the battles were decided by Survivor Finish.
Both Bladers strategically choose their Beys
and adjust the launch power.
Blader Kurei won by a hair in this neck-to-neck battle.
Quarterfinals, second match.
The match was decided by an attack type Bey.
Ryugo won two points out of three with Ring Out Finish.
Yugo held back his tears in defeat to the Wonder Valtryek.
Quarterfinals, third match.
Soshi led two to nothing up until the third battle.
Itsuki wiggled out of a tight spot by gaining his points, one by one.
Both Bladers used Spryzen Requiem.
With his high-endurance performance tip,
Itsuki won the match.
Quarterfinals, fourth match.
Haruto made fearless attacks for a Burst
with his attack type Bey.
Takuto gained points steadily with stamina type Beys.
Even though he gave way for a while, Haruto had the momentum
and won by impressive Burst Finish.
Semifinals, first match.
At this point, a new stadium with spinning plates was introduced.
While Kurei replaced all his Beys,
Ryugo chose the same Beys as before.
Taking advantage of the new stadium,
Kurei advanced to the finals with a straight win.
Semifinals, second match.
Halfway through and the excitement increases.
Itsuki battled against Haruto.
Although he had a great lead, Itsuki found himself cornered.
But an extraordinary attack by his Wonder Valtryek
gave him the win by Burst Finish.
Third-place match.
Two semifinalists competed.
Not only power and technique, but mental strength was required.
Ryugo renewed his Bey lineup that caused his defeat
and achieved a straight win.
He won against Haruto and finished third.
Final match.
Kurei vs Itsuki
The two Bladers that won through all.
Tension rises between them.
Using a heavy performance tip with powerful Wonder Valtryek,
Itsuki won by a Ring Out Finish.
Next, Kurei used the Wonder Valtryek with the heavy performance tip.
He was successful to even the score with a Ring Out Finish.
In the third battle, Kurei used a defense type.
Itsuki used a stamina type.
Itsuki has an advantage in Bey type,
but Kurei won with the same Bey in the semifinals.
But it was not enough to turn the odds, and Itsuki won the third battle.
In the fourth battle, the unexpected happened.
Though Kurei's Archer Hercules gradually started to wobble,
the spinning plates assisted the Bey, winning him a Ring Out Finish.
The tournament was to be decided in the final fifth battle.
The Bladers chose their final Bey...
Wonder Valtryek.
He chose Wonder Valtryek.
Itsuki's choice of Bey is...
Archer Hercules.
Who will win the ticket to the World Championship?
The last battle, here we go!
Ready, set...
When the tension and heat reached the climax,
the moment of triumph came suddenly.
A dramatic Burst Finish ended the long match.
The great battle by the two Bladers
will go down in the history of Beyblade Burst.
1. Kurei 2. Itsuki 3. Ryugo
It was a great match to the end. I was moved.
Congratulations.
Give him a big hand.
This is a special Bey for the champion.
Beyblade Burst Japan National Championship, 2018
Glory shined upon Blader Kurei.
Three...Two...One... Let it Rip!
Beyblade Burst World Championship, 2018 in Paris, France.
Across the borders, Bladers reach for the top.
I'll become the world champion.
The battle continues.
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WIT: Japan's Scariest Tech That Could Kills Us - Duration: 5:00.
Let's say you're interested in
technology and as real-life use cases.
What would be the best place for you to visit?
Tokyo, of course! We'll take a short
tour starting here in Odaiba, very close
to the National Museum of Emerging
Science and Innovation. This giant robot
replaced its predecessor in 2017.
It's nineteen point seven meters tall
which equals sixty-four point six feet.
It is a replica of the RX-0 Unicorn
Gundam from the most recent set within
the universal century timeline, modeled
on a one-to-one scale. The previous
Gundam robot was inspired by the
beloved 1979 Japanese anime series the
new Unicorn Gundam robot shows how
the animation has progressed as it is
designed in much more detail. The model
switches between destroy mode with
flashing lights a unicorn ode with a
horn and the night mode with music and
projection experience the National
Museum of emerging science and
innovation was founded in the year 2001
the museum is most famous for this globe
called geo cosmos which shows the
current image of the earth the planet
changes every minute this display is
live is a resolution of more than 10
million pixels geo customers presents
real data from weather satellites such
as air flow ocean acidification and even
changes in temperature visitors can also
book time slots to see seasons of Earth
human activities economics and other
data translated on this globe this
Robert Pera
was created for use in hospitals where
people need something to cheer them up
the toy reacts to the light movement
voice and touch for personal use Perot
would cost about $6,000
move further this human at robot was
created by Osaka University professor
Hiroshi Ishiguro and he's seen these
robots looks so realistic that the
famous West world TV show turns out to
be really scary at the Museum you can
also visit a murder of the International
Space Station and see what the life in
space looks like our next destination is
the Panasonic Center Tokyo it was
established in 2002 two floors of the
center are taken by an experienced
oriented museum that makes mathematics
engaging and funny it's a hands-on
experience that explains science better
that in any school activities cover all
range of topics like angles optics color
waves and even magnetism
the keys can solve a wall-sized tangram
play with zo tropes and a challenging
air hockey that uses digitized numbers
instead of disks Nintendo game fund is
where visitors can enjoy new software
with a big screen plasma display or a
stupid pine projector the first flaw of
the museum is an interactive project
let's build Tokyo together it is an
officially recognized program for Tokyo
2020 finally here comes Sony Explorer
science it is a museum that explores
light sound and entertainment this is a
sound zone there are 20 equally
distributed speakers in the room
however the microphones used to record
the sound of five part how does it feel
when the sound is just ten centimeters
away from you how about 10 meters or
1000 kilometers the light zone of the
museum has answers to how faces smiles
and emotions are recognized by computers
also allows for the exploration of the
ocean through 8 art technology here we
go
welcome to the 3d room where we're going
to end our tour thank you for going on
this tour with us
keep watching Tech hives for more
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yours truly tech hives
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[JAPAN VLOG] How to survive the crazy summer in Mochimune? 用宗のジェラート - Duration: 4:42.
Hello! (in French and Japanese)
Today we welcome a guest
D: Whats your name? K: It's Katharina Grimm!
D: It's nice to meet you! K: Take good care of me D: Let's work well together!
I'm David from France
Where are you from?
I'm from Germany
Ah, Germany! It's close to France!
We're walking along the beach
Please, take a close look! How do you like it?
It's so beautiful - I love the sea!
Really? You can even swim here!
Today the weather isn't too hot, it's just perfect!
Yeah, I'm really glad
Japan is really hot, right?
In Mochimune I am your senpai!
So today in Mochimune...
I want to show you a great store!
Yes, please. Show me the way, senpai!
Japanese summer is crazy hot so
I want to introduce you to a cool place
Yes, please!
Let's go!
Yeah, let's go!
(Gaijins walk while music is playing in the background)
Take a look!
There are many different flavors!
The have a lot of Japanese-esque flavors!
Like Matcha or Shirasu (baby Tuna)
Those tiny little fish!
They made ice cream out of it
What's next...
They also have Wasabi flavored ice cream
And they even have Japanese Sake as a flavor
K: Wow, that's great! D: But I don't think it contains real Sake
D: So it's alright to eat. Ah, look! There it is!
D: Finally, we can eat! K: It looks delicious!
Shirasu!
Wasabi!
Ah, Wasabi flavor! But for Wasabi it isn't that green, right?
Even less green than Matcha. Just a tiny bit green.
D: Alright then, let's eat! K: Yeah, let's eat!
Ittadakimasu!
I'm saying "Ittadakimasu" even though I've already started eating
It tastes sweet
Yeah, it's really sweet
The Wasabi isn't strong at all
So I'm eating yogurt Shirasu so...
...the yogurt flavor is stronger
It tastes like yogurt - It's delicious!
But still, I can feel the Shirasu
Look! You can even see the small Shirasu
There are these tiny black dots
That's the Shirasus head (its eyes)
If I say it like that it's a bit scary, right?
How does your ice cream taste like?
It's very good and not too strong
The Wasabi flavor doesn't come out that much
D: So it's sweet? K: Yeah, it's sweet
Is it spicy?
No, not at all
D: So sweet and delicious to eat? K: Yes, exactly!
That's good. It's all delicious!
Alright, so let's take our time to eat!
D: Thank you for today! K: Thank you for your hard work!
Today was really tough! So, do you want to come to Mochimune again?
Yes, absolutely!
So please come again to hang out some time!
When will you next come to Japan?
Probably next year
Next year? Please visit Mochimune again then!
D: Until then! K: Bye, bye!
(The stone skipped) four times!
NICE!
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UN urges Japan to solve 'comfort women' issue - Duration: 0:52.
A UN committee on discrimination has urged the Japanese government to adopt a victim-centered
approach toward the problem of Japan's past wartime sexual slavery.
The Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination published the report on Thursday,...
saying that the Japanese government did "not take a fully victim-centered approach."
It added that the 2015 agreement between Japan and the South Korean government did not determine
"unequivocal responsibility" for the human rights violations committed against the so-called
"comfort women."
The committee discussed related issues for the first time in four years on August 16th
and 17th.
Although the Commission's recommendations are not binding,... it is customary for the
country receiving the recommendations to report before the next session what actions it is
taking or plans to take in response.
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Japan Lottery LOTO 6 numbers 30 Aug 2018 - Duration: 1:45.
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