25 Weird Things about Japan | TRUE or FALSE?

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Published 2016-11-16
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Uneven teeth, love hotels, slurping noodles, toilets, expensive melons, devoted students, naked festival, hikikomori... it's another article about Japan! 9gag listed out 25 "weird things about Japan" and we were asked to verify it. We'll tell you which ones are true, which ones are false, and which ones are horrendously common myths about Japan.

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All Comments (21)
  • @Uatemydoodle
    Someone at work was trying to impress some Japanese girls we work with and bragging about how they went to a Japanese restaurant and slurped ramen loudly, because it's respectful and a compliment to the chef. I just sat there thinking "Yeah..... I won't say anything..."
  • @douglastang123
    until this day, i finally found out what that pointy tooth in anime characters was! ><
  • @sbr7018
    that article should be called “How to embarrass yourself in Japan”
  • @_banana_7
    I am half Japanese .People in my class think I am Chinese and they also think China and Japan are the same place. Is this just me...?
  • @AussieTVMusic
    I live on an Island full of rabbits. It's called Australia.
  • i think in america it's become popular to sort of exagerate and romanticize these cultural differences because people are so fixated on the idea of foreign things being strange and quirky.
  • @osito1243
    Foreigner:looks at chef starts slurping noodles Chef : JUST EAT YOU’RE NOODLES
  • Japanese are incredibly disciplined and devoted to education. Jun:Are we?I dont know.😂😂😂😂
  • @hudagubara5204
    4:00 Rachael: "If those stick out then that can be considered cute" Jun grins
  • @i_3193
    just seeing the thumbnail i was like “oh no” ITS 9 G A G
  • @cypherglitch
    learning to clean up after yourself should be normal and is a great idea. teaching kids how to live in the world is great, knowledge alone will not get you everywhere.
  • @fayevinyl4596
    Jun: in his cute forward monotone voice It looks really MAGICAL.. talking bout a hotel you'd bring someone for the sole purpose of sleeping wit them
  • @-correct-ok2398
    Years later, I'm back at this vid and I still laughed at "Jun, Jun-Sensei" laughs "Hai"
  • @OvenfreshDeth
    You know, the idea of having a bathroom and a separate toilet room doesn't sound half bad. I wouldn't have to worry about getting water on the floor.
  • @danner253
    I really cant stand the moral high ground of these articles. Normal doesn't exist, it differs per culture.
  • @a-cat
    10:57: Where people don't leave their room... "I can totally see myself not leaving my house" People in 2020: hikikomori
  • @charlesajones77
    "Japan's literacy rate is nearly 100%" This, I actually can comment on. The Japanese government defines "literacy" as the ability to read Hiragana and Katakana, since technically the Japanese spoken language can be written using only one or the other (or both) of these. Going by this definition, I would be considered "literate" in Japanese, which I definitely am not. Hiragana and Katakana are very easy to read and write, much more so than English. However, there are about 2000 Kanji recognized by the government as also necessary to functionally read Japanese, but aren't counted as "necessary" to constitute literacy.