@SamiHime
"dark" pls š It's easier to just eat near the stall where you bought your food because you can throw your trash out at that same place Plus, some cashiers give back your change directly into your hands, not place it back on the tray, it depends I guess
@solismotive
my mom lived in japan (okinawa) for a while and iāve always loved listening to her stories. i want to visit there so bad
@skyskarze
Videos like these are always funny to me because i live in japan, and i feel like these videos always make it feel so extreme here. People eat and walk all the time, especially young people. And while the tray thing is generally too, some cashiers actually handle the miney with no problems. Maybe these videos are tlaking about tokyo?? Very funny nonethe less
@SonjaMGFX
Iām sorry but the only time a Japanese person got confused during the payment process was when I started handing them my card and mid-way remembered Iām āsupposed toā put it in the tray and switched gears, because they were already reaching for the card I was handing them. Youāll be fine. They know youāre not Japanese. They donāt expect you to follow every cultural normā¦
@Ashley.r230
dark? that's like saying the dark side of america is nodding at people u make eye contact with... like wtf r u on about š
@gengis01
Why is this dark? Sounds more civilized to me.
@videosalldae
āThe police are always helpfulā I can name several crime cases where that would easily be debunked as a mythical thing
@thissitescertifiedhousecat8107
All those anime girls running with toast in their mouth were just my imagination ig.
@GodMyEyes
Soā¦ the dark side is that the police in Japan are nice, got it š
@ćµććæ-b4r
I'm pretty sure no one actually screamed at you hun
@TritĆ³nSeaShips
Why?
@Moonless_n1ght