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Uploaded by on Sep 5, 2009

昔あったちょっと良い話です。キャプション機能で日本語と英語の字幕が同時に見れます!
A wee story from the days starting out in Japanese, with simultaneous bilingual subtitles available in captions!

大変お薦めのチャネルです:
Go check out betamaxdc!
http://youtube.com/betamaxdc

For music, check the sweet sweet sounds of Butumbaba:
http://www.youtube.com/user/butumbaba

Tracks used are Rocksteady Times and Kenia from the album Majikakonvinazion by Butumbaba
http://www.jamendo.com/en/album/6500
Licensed by creative commons noncommercial sampling Plus 1.0
http://creativecommons.org/licenses/nc-sampling+/1.0/

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  • i think thats a funny story.

    unfortunately its tempered by the knowledge that japanese speak very ill of foreigners behind their backs as a regular practice. this might not be so bad, except for the fact that they (the j.'s) dissemble to the foreignes face AS IF they were oh-so-polite. yes folks its mostly just "tatamae". japanese really are that xenophobic, and theres no getting around that simple fact, no matter how funny this story is.

  • Thanks for the comment but what you're saying isn't true. There are of course rude people in Japan, like anywhere else (drunk old men of course being the worst offenders), but the politeness is mostly genuine. Some Japanese travelling might look at foreigners as objects of wonder, but rudeness is very seldom tolerated, even about foreigners, among fellow Japanese. The general culture is in Japan that people have to keep any such feelings to themselves.

    Peace

  • lol! thats pretty epic there. i'd have loved to see the look on the face of the guy who tipped you XD out of curiosity, do you know whats become of those old coworkers? have you been in contact with any of them since?

  • I wish I knew more - many of the Japanese settled in New Zealand, and the only kiwi shift leader is now shop manager and was best man at my wedding. I have had a few Kiwi coworkers come through Tokyo, and met a couple of former Japanese coworkers, but it is going on 14 years ago now! Still, it's what started my whole life today, so I still have lots of good memories from that shop.

    Peace

  • thanks for use our music! a pleasure!

  • Oh wow! You have a YouTube channel! I just subscribed ;)

    I hope you saw all the positive comments this video got about your wonderful music. I've updated the video info so that people can find you on YouTube as well as Jamendo. Thank you for this. I love your Majikakonvinazion album and can't wait for you to make more music available.

    Also, thank you SO MUCH for making your music available under creative commons for people like me to enjoy and share like this. The pleasure is all mine!

    Peace

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  • confrontation!!!

  • Hilarious! xD

  • this story made me lol :)

  • such hilarity

  • i find it funny how i can understand what he is saying yet i still read the subtitles

  • 日本語は勉強してどのくらい?

  • Hahaha, awesome story!

  • LOL that's a HILARIOUS story. xD

  • yeah mate. i was being a bit provacative there.

    honestly i don't like the japanese much.

    i defer to your opinion though. i 've subscribed to ur channel and hope to learn a lot from you.

    --best--

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