Visit Japan - The Don'ts of Visiting Japan

1 Don’t be Logan Paul

Hello, I'm a Japanese. If you did it miss in Japan, we don't angry. Because you are guest and have interested about Japan, visit there. We don't think any foreign tourist follow all rules of Japan. "Learn by mistake". Take it easy and welcome to Japan.

I took a trip to Japan and they didn’t speak in subtitles, they lied to me

Japan: "Don't be loud, don't smoke in public, don't be late" My italian ass thrown in prison after 5 minutes in Japan: "excuse me wtf"

In Japan, the toilet pees on you.

You forgot one : Don't go into the suicide forest and film a hanging corpse then proceed to laugh about it

I would end up disrespecting someone without even knowing

I feel like Japan would be the perfect place to enable my social anxiety

Don’t tell the locals that Tom Cruise was the last samurai

This guy knows how to live

Imma just translate "I'm sorry, I'm an American" to Japanese and put that on a shirt

Video: dont do this Logan Paul: no

Logan Paul should have watched this before he took his trip :P

I would add two things - don’t forget that cash is king. Credit cards are not widely accepted and don’t be freaked out by all the sick masks. They are very commonplace and can even be fashionable in different districts.

There is nothing here about not pointing and saying "GODZILLA!!!", so I assume it's cool.

My nephew lives near Kyoto and is married to a Japanese girl. He absolutely loves Japan and does not even like to visit the USA anymore. He said you really need to know some Japanese, especially if you travel outside the major cities like Kyoto, Osaka and Tokyo. As for the noise, it is far less acceptable in Japan as compared to the USA. People tend to be much more stoic and quiet. He told me that he can generally pick out Americans with out even looking by the noise level they create.

As a Japanese, I do agree with this video, have see some foreigners do stuff they are not suppose to be doing, but I so help them correct their mistake. (Sorry for bad english)

I think this was a record for the number of 'don'ts'. However you missed a few. The onsen hot spring has a lot of rules. Rules that are taken so seriously that they are willing to kick you out. 1. No soap in the bath. You have to bathe with soap before or after dipping in the hot bath. The hot bath is only for relaxing not cleaning. Be sure you don't dirty the water with your dirt or soap. 2. Most onsens will not let you in if you have a tattoo. Tattoos are a huge no no here because of their conation to the mafia (Yakuza). You might have to cover your tattoo with a bandage or even tape. Some sentos (artificial onsen) and onsens might let you in, but they may be harder to find and much less touristy. 3. You have to go naked. No swimsuits or any clothing is allowed in an onsen. It will feel a bit odd walking around naked, but people are very respectful. They might even be more respectful in the bath than on the street. As for the escalators, Kobe and Osaka are reverse of Kyoto and Tokyo. Excellent video Wolters World!

One suggestion for a future video is "Top Things to Never Bring to Another Country". Many foreigners have been arrested for being in possession of something that was legal in their home country, but illegal in their destination. For example, it is illegal to bring a drone into Egypt, even a small one just to record your adventures. More personal (and related to this video) to us is that the husband of a family friend was actually arrested in Japan for possession of THC infused coffee beans. Long story short, he was in Japanese jail for 5 weeks before being given a suspended sentence on the grounds that he leave Japan immediately. Even possession of a USA legal prescription medication such as Adderall can get someone arrested in another country for importing an "illegal narcotic". I enjoy traveling, and I thoroughly familiarize myself with the local laws of other countries. Love your videos, keep up the good work.

Yea don’t reference any nuke events