Name: Weird Foreigners! What type of gaijin Japanese people dislike
Uploaded: 2020-06-08T05:56:21.000Z
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"Girl you look cute, come buy at our store"

Past simple

The staff was serving me and the foreigner just pushed right in.

Past continuous

When I was wearing tall shoes like these... they called out for me.

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This time we are gonna go, hit the streets of Tokyo to ask Japanese people about weird and

find out which kind of foreigners are not as liked here in Japan.

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Have you met a weird or difficult foreigner?

There are foreign guys on Takeshita. They will say "Girl you look cute come buy at our store..."

They are persistent! - I will say "no thanks" and try to walk on.

I avoid them that way, but the first time I was pretty scared.

They are quite tall. - Yeah they are so big!

I got used to them. My friends told me it's ok to just ignore them,

Did you feel like you had to interact with them?

They will definitely talk with you when you look into their eyes, so I try to walk looking down.

"We have good things in our store. You are cute, let me show you something" they say

Yesterday I was on the train. Must be because he was hot but one foreigner...

The girl sat on the side... and the boy... he showed off his stomach like this.

Wow did he at least have a 6 pack to show off?

You can't do that in Japan. - Yeah you can't.

It was quite a sight. - Have you seen it in Japan?

Showing off to much skin in public. - YEah.

After doing sports boys will fan themselves with their shirt but...

But men don't show their stomachs in the train or bus. I was so shocked!!!

Was he sitting on a seat or the floor? - The floor.

You don't sit on the floor in Japan either right?

Is there a reason why Japanese don't sit on the floor?

The train is a place where we have to look out for others too

We have a culture of standing in line and of giving our seats to others.

The floor is dirty. - Yeah for sitting on.

there was a foreigner who played his music loudly.

He raised the volume on his phone. - What?

He was talking with other foreigners, and kept playing the music.

So left and right two foreigners sat playing their music? - Yeah.

And all people on the train were annoyed, but did anyone dare to say something?

Nobody dared to. - It's hard to do that...

It's forbidden! There are so many signs saying "Don't play your music too loudly."

The recent foreigners in Japan seem to know and try to align to our culture.

But there are many "funky" people in Japan recently.

They come to talk to us. Foreigners seem to talk easily to other people.

They are friendly! - Like "Hey girl how ya doing?"

Yeah like that. - Isn't that... chatting you up?

What happened to you then? - They cut in line.

She must be used to dealing with foreign customers. - She seemed to be.

She said "Wait till later. Next. So please wait."

This didn't leave too much of a bad aftertaste but I didn't believe they did that.

In Japan standing in line is an important custom. - It is.

I invited you to join the interview, I am always dressed like this in Lolita fashion.

Have you met a foreigner that is a bit different or strange, apart from me?

When coming to Tokyo I see a lot of foreigners dressed in kawaii clothes!

They will say "You look cute, let's take pictures together!"

So people who dress similarly to me, will take pictures with me.

So foreigners wearing different fashion from everyone else...

Will some up to you for pictures? - That has happened to me quite a lot.

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