Rude in Japan

This is a video for my Japanese culture class taken at Nagoya University of Foreign Studies. My group and I did ours on rude things visitors coming to Japan do by accident. Thus if you want to study abroad in Japan watch our video to know about what things are considered rude.
YES I know the title is wrong. NOT your... you're. sorry about that mistake.

Category:

Travel & Events

Tags:

• NUFS
• Japan
• rude

[irategamerdoesnotsuk]

the girl if a fucking joke and now people there think were all like that

[magicaldarkelf]

@irategamerdoesnotsuk We asked permission from students in the area if it was okay to sing and do what we did before filming. They said it was okay and they know we are the foreigners who take the World media class. Not many people run around singing lady gaga at the top of their lungs

[Myxale]

lol this one cracked me up!

But you should rename this vid in :Things sensible people would never do...no matter where they are!

[magicaldarkelf]

@Myxale I totally agree with this new title. For the school project we had to focus just on Japan but we picked basic ideas of rudeness. 

[tima9992003]

lol you guys were funny! Thanks for this!

[magicaldarkelf]

@tima9992003 Glad you enjoyed it! :)

[damnproudasian898]

@kitsune090 I am Japanese by heritage and have lived more than half my life there and you are nothing but a stereotypical rude gaijin.

[damnproudasian898]

@kitsune090 People only stick chopsticks in rice at funerals(it represents a freshly filled up grave when it still has a mound), so if you do it in public it's like disrespecting the family members who passed away of the Japanese people you are around. Calling it stupid is disrespecting Japanese culture in general. So much otaku ignorance.

[cableconnection6]

Hey everybody. You know what else is rude in Japan??? Being Fat in a country full of people who are thin and beautiful.

[Ub3RH4X4U]

I HATE OVERLY LOUD PEOPLE TOO

[DiamondHobbit]

American girl - please get a make-over

[tiringale]

i think eating and tacking at the same time is rude in all countrys

[jacobprinkey]

you're*

[DahBjorn]

The chopstick thing, and the "eating whilst walking" are the only ones I find wierd (depending on what food: some bread for breakfast whilst racing to catch the bus? maby)

Otherwise, all of these are pretty much universal, right? I realize americans love wearing their shoes indoors, but staring at random people, singing loud in public with a horrible singing voice, and blowing your nose in peoples faces are generally... "frowned upon" most places, Amiright?

[raihanalam]

Where u find this fat bitch??

[piroadin]

oh god lmao