Japanese Stereotypes - Happy Hour Japan
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those concepts seem so inherently japanese but there are lots of other cultures where honne and tatemae are used, though not necessarily based on "country" but rather the group's socioeconomic status or gender. Like, it's probably more common for women to say one thing just to be polite and not make waves rather than tell someone how they really feel, so as to preserve the other person's feelings or to not offend them.
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awesome videos guys its very informal and by the way....
Kevin is so Kawii! ^^
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very helpful
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I noticed this behavior when I began watching japanese movies a while back. I immediately recognized it because this is how it is in the navajo culture also. Alot of true feelings are held back for the harmony of the family and community. I can totally identify with this.
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So basically like having no backbone is what it sounds like.
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@anitaAKAanime itz かわいい (kawaii)
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i have that crocodile to! =D
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HOLY CRAP!!!!! AARON IS MY DOPPLEGANGER!!!!
his nose is a bit different that mine, and voice too. but holy JEEBUS, i keep seeing myself in his face, its friggin creepy. but cool at the same time.
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Geeks are awesome ;3 these vids are really helpfull thankyouuuu :D
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wow you guys are geeks lol
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You guys are soo random! i like it :)
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MAHAHA XD I used to have that alligator tooth game.
<< It hurt.
Hey ConsularRevan! Thanks for your comments.
Yes, I have experienced some of that animosity. It's not necessarily directly related to WWII, but it definitely exists. It's funny though because a lot of Japanese culture is tied to those of their neighbors [although they often won't admit it] .
To answer one of your other questions, there are a lot of things in Japan that are 'ahead of the times,' but there is also a lot that is not. Running out of avail. characters here... thanks again!
Aaron
speekit 2 years ago 3