Name: TOP 13 Weirdest Japanese Superstitions
Uploaded: 2020-03-24T05:01:22.000Z
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in this video, I'm gonna introduce you to some of the weirdest superstitions in Japan today is going to be a little bit different than our regular vlog of me going on Tokyo wanted.

Share some cool superstitions that I've come across in Japan.

All right, let's start 13 0 what was that?

Because in Japan, if you don't hide your belly button, the god of thunder is gonna take it away.

Actually, interesting cases girl paid to get her belly button removed.

Maybe next time, this would be a cheaper way ticket.

So anyways, the one of the reason why Japanese people believe this because when the thunder would come, it would brain.

So they would tell the kids, Cover your stomachs because their immune systems are not as good.

Back in the day, people were chemo knows, and he's camo knows they would have a no B, which is kind of like a belt around your waist and people would store their wallets in the obi or in the belt and the wall.

And one guy who was walking around thunder came lightning struck, hit his OBE, burnt his freakin belly button off because there were coins inside.

I could just making this stuff up, but well, apparently this is what they say.

Because if you do keeping snakeskin in your wallet make you well, before you guys kill any snakes and peel the skin off, let's up.

One of the gods is called Benton, and it's actually a female.

She is the god of music, entertainment, water and, well, she had on assistant.

This assistant was a snake, So people believed you had a piece of skin from a snake.

I don't know if people would appreciate that as a gift.

No, I'll try it for Michael's next birthday.

So I guess it didn't work Anyways, if you guys want to purchase death, snakeskin, check out the description below and I'll be selling them for $100 apiece.

This Japanese ginger called yoga makes you forget things or simply just makes you stupid.

Ah, I don't understand why they believe these things.

Okay, There are two reasons Goes all the way back to Buddha.

And sometimes he even forgets his own name.

So he had to wear a nameplate around his net.

Nameplate in Japanese now is called in the food.

But back in the day, yoga is what they called the nameplate.

When he died, a little root popped up and it was ginger.

They named this ginger, um, yoga after his nameplate.

Ever since then, yoga has been associating to this really stupid apprentice that couldn't remember his name.

The reason why is because that's how they bury dead people.

If you look back into the history of this Buddha is the first launch slap basing his fellow north.

So that's why people started burying dead people facing north.

They seeing north because that's how dead people were buried.

Are you guys facing north when you sleep night?

They believe that if you pick up 100 times, you're gonna die.

The reason they believe this is back in the day someone would get sick.

They didn't know, like, what were the cause was One of the reasons is hiccupping 100 times they just said, Hey, if you have 100 hiccups around there, you're gonna die.

But that's because they don't have any medicine back then and they really didn't know what they were talking about.

Syphilis could have been the common cold.

A black cat crossing in front of you is bad luck.

Now, back in the day actually believed black cats were good.

If they saw a cat leaving, they thought that was bad luck.

Having a floating east M in your teacup is actually good luck.

What they do at the beginning of the season is they pick the leaves from the tea trees.

It take this and they have their first batch.

It was no during that time that the first batch was the most delicious and tasty batch of tea leaves.

But then you had a 2nd 3rd You'd have all of these secondary patches.

Tea shops had trouble selling all of the secondary badges.

They told all of the customers It's good luck to have stems in your tea.

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