The Top 3 Taboos Japanese People Dislike the Most
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If you're going to travel
If you're going to travel to or live in Japan, riding trains is something that you would most certainly do.
However as you may know, just like the onsen that I talked about in a previous video, there are rules that people have to follow on trains and at stations in order for everyone to be comfortable.
Originally I wasn’t intending on making this video, but in the comments of my onsen video, I found many people were quite concerned about how to ride Japanese trains too.
As your “Japanese friend in Kyoto,” I’ll be happy to answer your requests.
So today, I will introduce 10 taboos on Japanese trains and at stations that you should be careful about.
Also at the end of the video, I will introduce a survey that the “Japan Private Railway Association” conducted, to understand which taboo Japanese people dislike seeing the most.
However, as I always say in these manners and rules videos, I really don't want to be the,“These are our rules! You must obey them!!”kind of person. lol
These rules and manners are still taught in Japan today, because there are a lot of Japanese people too who don't follow them either.
I hope this video will just be something you can watch to get a few tips to keep in mind, so that more people can feel comfortable when they visit Japan.
If there are similar rules in your country too, please share them in the comments.
[Time codes]
0:00 Let's START!
2:20 1.Walking on both sides of the passageway
3:03 2.Smoking in random places
3:49 3.Not lining up to get on a train
4:58 4.Men riding the “Women-only car”
6:52 5.Sitting on the priority seats even though you have no trouble standing
7:44 6.Using too much space when you sit
8:59 7.Carrying bags on your back
10:15 8.Standing near the doors
11:58 9.Talking in loud voices/Making big noises
14:29 10.Eating and drinking
15:33 The top 3 taboos that Japanese are concerned about the most
16:43 Today’s conclusion
20:24 “Omake” talk
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However as you may know, just like the onsen that I talked about in a previous video, there are rules that people have to follow on trains and at stations in order for everyone to be comfortable.
Originally I wasn’t intending on making this video, but in the comments of my onsen video, I found many people were quite concerned about how to ride Japanese trains too.
As your “Japanese friend in Kyoto,” I’ll be happy to answer your requests.
So today, I will introduce 10 taboos on Japanese trains and at stations that you should be careful about.
Also at the end of the video, I will introduce a survey that the “Japan Private Railway Association” conducted, to understand which taboo Japanese people dislike seeing the most.
However, as I always say in these manners and rules videos, I really don't want to be the,“These are our rules! You must obey them!!”kind of person. lol
These rules and manners are still taught in Japan today, because there are a lot of Japanese people too who don't follow them either.
I hope this video will just be something you can watch to get a few tips to keep in mind, so that more people can feel comfortable when they visit Japan.
If there are similar rules in your country too, please share them in the comments.
[Time codes]
0:00 Let's START!
2:20 1.Walking on both sides of the passageway
3:03 2.Smoking in random places
3:49 3.Not lining up to get on a train
4:58 4.Men riding the “Women-only car”
6:52 5.Sitting on the priority seats even though you have no trouble standing
7:44 6.Using too much space when you sit
8:59 7.Carrying bags on your back
10:15 8.Standing near the doors
11:58 9.Talking in loud voices/Making big noises
14:29 10.Eating and drinking
15:33 The top 3 taboos that Japanese are concerned about the most
16:43 Today’s conclusion
20:24 “Omake” talk
▼Who is Shogo? What is this channel about?▼
WILL YOU HELP ME?
▼Related videos in this channel▼
-Do you really have to be fully naked? 8 rules in Japanese onsen to keep in mind before coming!
Do You Really Have to be Fully NAKED?...
-5 tips for polite Japanese table manners! How to be a better guest at a Japanese restaurant
5 Tips for Polite Japanese Table Manners
-10 Japanese phrases you should never use to your boss/superior! Must-see to avoid misused keigo
10 Japanese Phrases You Should NEVER ...
▼[For YOU traveling to Kyoto] Check out the "Kyoto Hidden Gems" that we introduce▼
Playlist
▼Instagram▼
Instagram: lets_ask_shogo
*Please ask me questions through the DM here!（⚠️I do not use e-mail）
▼MY DREAM▼
“To make every Japan lovers’ dream come true,
by making Japan a more secure, comfortable, and safer place for everyone to visit, study, and live in”
♢10,000↑ subscribers milestone♢
Interviewing and introducing people working with Japanese traditional culture to spread their work
♢100,000↑ subscribers milestone♢
Restarting a cultural experience facility where anyone can experience Japanese culture, and creating employment for foreigners
(Facility image: Japanese Music Show 和楽器邦楽ショー / 1 minu...)
♢1,000,000↑ subscribers milestone♢
Opening an online shop to sell traditional craftwork in order to protect the precious culture
(Example: Pottery, dyeing, kimonos, etc.)
▼Shogo’s profile▼
Hello everyone, and thank you for watching my videos!
I’m Shogo, a Kyoto born & Hiroshima raised Japanese, that grew up in Michigan USA for 6 years, and studied Mandarin in Beijing university for a year!
I live in Kyoto now, as I train in Iaido(katana), Sado(tea ceremony), and Noh theatre(traditional stage art).
In this channel, you can take a closer look at Japanese traditional culture, tips on traveling to Kyoto, and social problems in Japan.
So learners and lovers of Japanese language and culture, be sure to subscribe to enjoy more content!
If you enjoyed this video, please hit the LIKE button, and share with your friends and family!
▼Special thanks to…▼
Kazumasa Ito: My best friend who also spent his childhood in America. Thank you for always checking my English as a professional translator.
Harumi Shin: A talented web designer and my better half. Your video editing skills and creative thumbnails are essential for this channel.
Hinata Yamaguchi: Energetic and always happy, but a little bit shy. Having a daughter like you, makes me the happiest person on Earth.
♪Music♪
おとわび
https://otowabi.com/category/material...
H/MIX GALLERY
http://www.hmix.net/music_gallery/ima...
♪Sound effects♪
効果音ラボ
https://soundeffect-lab.info/
♪Pictures♪
かわいいフリー素材屋 いらすとや
https://www.irasutoya.com/
#japantraintips #japantrainsystem #boardingjapantrain #japantrainwomen #japantraintip
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