@tinatravell: Hi, these are 3 rules in japan that tourists always break when coming here... #facts #japan #rules #japantravel

Darkxwolf17 :

What if I have earbuds or headphones on?

skibidi :

"dont illegaly take pictures of ranfom people" gng thats a law in likf every country💔

e m i えみ！🍥🍮 :

No hate, just curious, but how is tipping offensive in Japan? I'm learning about japan a lot and the language because I really want to visit

MaxTheChillGamer :

I wonder what if you have headphones on the train and you are not making any noise is that still allowed?

Beeejay_84 :

Phones aren't banned on trains. literally everyone is on their phone. Taking calls and being loud is frowned upon

LUTE🎱 :

Tipping isnt a thing like enywhere but america

Marco :

Bro the song is Filipino 🇵🇭

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Remind me to drink water I don’t care how late you are

iron eagle :

Tipping in Japan is generally not expected and is not typically considered a personal offense, though it is often viewed as unnecessary, confusing, or awkward, rather than rude. Because exceptional service is considered the standard, unsolicited tips can be met with confusion or polite refusal as they disrupt the local etiquette of fair wages and hospitality. Key Points on Tipping in Japan: Cultural Context: Tipping is not part of Japanese culture; good service is included in the price. Potential Reaction: Offering a tip may lead to confusion, polite refusal, or the staff running after you to return the "forgotten" money. Exceptions: Tips are only appropriate in specific scenarios, such as in high-end ryokan (traditional inns) or with private guides, where a small, discreet tip (kokorozuke) in an envelope may be given. Best Practice: Instead of tipping, express gratitude with a polite "thank you" (arigatou gozaimasu) or "thank you for the meal" (gochisousama deshita). While rarely a direct, intentional offense, insisting on tipping can cause embarrassment for the service provider.

Tristan krogstrup :

Someone in London took a picture of my Big brother without asking

Evil Ninja hippo 2.0 :

Spinnysaur 7 ✝️ :

i learnt the last one from Superwog 😂😂

DoomMaster2411 :

What if someone wears kimono and i took picture of them, but only the kimono no their face, It will count as a fotografing strangers or kimono?

Alex.Travels :

For them tips are like saying here is some money fix your restaurant

Ksl. :

Jack Daniel :

mason :

orange garlic :

you dont take pictures of anyone ANYWHERE

AbyssKeeper VT :

yeah I take trips to Japan 3 times a year to see Watashi no yūjin and I follow all the rules

Rob :

my tour guy kept calling me on the train. I kept telling him it's ti talk right now.

Demon__Llama :

Knew about tipping, and that goes hand in hand with Don’t Count Your Change at the end of a purchase, just put it. Wherever you store it and move on.

pizza <3 :

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