Being a westerner, living in Japan... we often talk about "typical Japanese". The entry-leve lifeforms in this video, are the classic case of the "typical gaijin"... :(
It's nice to see that you kids did well. You reminded me of that weird feeling of being afloat.
Some of the other videos reminded me of the need to end my feeling of worthlessness. The survivors will remember their feelings of inadequecy as what comes as the terror subsides. A uphoria of adrenalin that instead provides only guilt. If you look for people, who are trying to get that emotion out of their spirt, you could help them as you can find the same need as a panic in yourselves.
I agree with cyberYUI,especially considering they are young,to them its an adventure,adrenaline is running,nerves on overdrive,at that point people will say just about anything to cover up what they are really feeling.As to the bereaved watching this,somehow I don't think the majority of them would be watching any of this just because of the terrible memories and lost ones,I know its not something I would be doing,also I think they would be a lot more understanding considering their youth.
Okay, listen. Now I know you think this is repulsive and disrespectful but how were these kids suppose to automatically know that there was a tsunami that killed 13,000 plus people. They are trying to make light in a situation that was scary, something most of us would do if we were in this position. So before you put the "iron fist" down think first, we were not there and they were. Stop Hating. Start loving. Many more big earthquakes are coming.
Okay, I've got your point. I'm not blaming them at all for enjoying a harmless high because we all have freedom of speech and many other rights. Even I was kinda whooping it up when rooms were shaking like an attraction.
But I don't think that means you don't have to care about the bereaved, who could have been sad somehow to happen to see this video with some thoughtless comments recorded.
@cyberYUI Laughter is not mainly for fun, it's also a defense mechanism. I can only imagine how horrible the consequences are, but I study human psychology. All this laughter and them saying, "This is so fun" is simple defense mechanisms.
Personally I think it helps. If you can't laugh some things off you might as well be a rock. Plus his ending note of saying, "Hope this never happens again" should be enough notice that he probably wasn't feeling it was the greatest experience of his life.
Scary ?It worries whether a lot of foreign countries have scary time in Japan.
Even the Japanese scared this scale. Having hidden oneself under the desk at once is wonderful. However, when the severe earthquake will occur in the future
・It doesn't approach the window (glass). ・The door is opened (secure of the escape route). ・It helps with the local resident. This is important. Please it is prayed that this experience become not fear but a funny story for you.
@greghoward2007 Funny is not synonymous with laughing. "Laughing is a reaction to certain stimuli, fundamentally stress, which serves as an emotional balancing mechanism."
All look like cats hiding under desk.
fumi4444 1 week ago
Being a westerner, living in Japan... we often talk about "typical Japanese". The entry-leve lifeforms in this video, are the classic case of the "typical gaijin"... :(
TokyoMetal777 2 months ago 2
It's nice to see that you kids did well. You reminded me of that weird feeling of being afloat.
Some of the other videos reminded me of the need to end my feeling of worthlessness. The survivors will remember their feelings of inadequecy as what comes as the terror subsides. A uphoria of adrenalin that instead provides only guilt. If you look for people, who are trying to get that emotion out of their spirt, you could help them as you can find the same need as a panic in yourselves.
joejoenikk 3 months ago
I agree with cyberYUI,especially considering they are young,to them its an adventure,adrenaline is running,nerves on overdrive,at that point people will say just about anything to cover up what they are really feeling.As to the bereaved watching this,somehow I don't think the majority of them would be watching any of this just because of the terrible memories and lost ones,I know its not something I would be doing,also I think they would be a lot more understanding considering their youth.
waltlee 6 months ago
watch?v=gluWVySBVOU
Watch this until the end.
cyberYUI 9 months ago 9
you go to International Secondary School? haha..
lilsokzmuzic 10 months ago
Okay, listen. Now I know you think this is repulsive and disrespectful but how were these kids suppose to automatically know that there was a tsunami that killed 13,000 plus people. They are trying to make light in a situation that was scary, something most of us would do if we were in this position. So before you put the "iron fist" down think first, we were not there and they were. Stop Hating. Start loving. Many more big earthquakes are coming.
Torndooooo 10 months ago
@Torndooooo
Okay, I've got your point. I'm not blaming them at all for enjoying a harmless high because we all have freedom of speech and many other rights. Even I was kinda whooping it up when rooms were shaking like an attraction.
But I don't think that means you don't have to care about the bereaved, who could have been sad somehow to happen to see this video with some thoughtless comments recorded.
Saying what you want
and disclosing it for everyone
are different.
cyberYUI 10 months ago 18
As a citizen of Japan who's got used to earthquakes through this 24-year life,
I do understand they often make you sure some extraordinary consequences will happen in a way that is thrilling annd exciting.
But just so you know, since the moment you uploaded this video, you've created the possibility that the bereaved might happen to watch it somehow.
I'd be glad if you thought of them just for a second, instead of uploading the video with a guy's voice saying "It's so fun!"
Sincerely.
cyberYUI 10 months ago 25
@cyberYUI Laughter is not mainly for fun, it's also a defense mechanism. I can only imagine how horrible the consequences are, but I study human psychology. All this laughter and them saying, "This is so fun" is simple defense mechanisms.
Personally I think it helps. If you can't laugh some things off you might as well be a rock. Plus his ending note of saying, "Hope this never happens again" should be enough notice that he probably wasn't feeling it was the greatest experience of his life.
kevinqagoncillo 8 months ago
Typical idiots, this is the fruit of the decadence of modern American society & it's vulgarity.
supotanga 10 months ago
"RAW FOOTAGE" as opposed to... uh, cooked?
20alphabet 11 months ago
Go home and play with your dicks...it will be much more educational!!!Respect and sympathy to Japanese people
nick2var 11 months ago
idiots
aendom 11 months ago
And what do you expect from some Americans: Mocking. Down with USA
SSASMSKSR 11 months ago
so sad these people lost there homes no food shelter oh my god i,m donating money for them
pochee2877 11 months ago
i hope the earthquake kill this loser!!
dragonheart86 11 months ago
I hope u guys die a slow death...soon
pekker210 11 months ago
you should hide around the desk!!!not under the desk!!!!!
mbs198 11 months ago
You guys are sick people to think this was funny.
MySexythang123 11 months ago
It is translation site use.
Scary ?It worries whether a lot of foreign countries have scary time in Japan.
Even the Japanese scared this scale. Having hidden oneself under the desk at once is wonderful. However, when the severe earthquake will occur in the future
・It doesn't approach the window (glass). ・The door is opened (secure of the escape route). ・It helps with the local resident. This is important. Please it is prayed that this experience become not fear but a funny story for you.
hidetton1 11 months ago
This is disgusting. People died today.
MidwestViewer 11 months ago 7
they playinn , they shakin the camera
keke911bad 11 months ago
Campers ! lol
DJKGaming 11 months ago
there are ignorant people
Lisiml78 11 months ago 2
i see japanese guys acting black.. lol.. what a treat.
DoctorComics 11 months ago
Nothing funny about what happened here - people died as a result of the quake and it's aftermath tsunami - you should show more respect .
greghoward2007 11 months ago 11
@greghoward2007 Funny is not synonymous with laughing. "Laughing is a reaction to certain stimuli, fundamentally stress, which serves as an emotional balancing mechanism."
postiez 11 months ago
well 770 already see it, so you almost there, and i hope that everybody in that area stay safe
yamato8125 11 months ago
man i was in ebina when the earthquake happened..on the 3rd floor, i have a video on facebook, look me up..... josiah cheatham
josiahcheatham 11 months ago
my sis lives Iwate Ken kunohe gun, are you guys closer to that area? thanks
dylome13 11 months ago
do you live in Iwate Ken?
dylome13 11 months ago
if you able to get the video live from the sea coast probably u can get more than millions view~ XD anyway take care guys...
Multishadow1986 11 months ago