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What type of nutrients you add to the maple tree you have growing in water ??? I enjoy your programs , so much to learn thank you. Lisa from Missouri in USA

من غير المنطقي أن يكون هناك إله الحمام لأن الإله (والذي من المفترض أن يكون مقدسا ويتلقى الاحترام وتتم عبادته) يُستحال أن يكون في مكان نجس مثل الحمام وإلا فهو ليس إله، وكذلك من الغير المنطقي أن يكون هناك أكثر من إله واحد في هذا الكون لأنك لو نظرت وتأملت في عظمة هذا الكون ستجد أنه من المستحيل أن يكون الإله الذي خلق هذا الكون عاجزا مثل الطبيعة أو مخلوقا كالبشر مثلا أو البقر وغيرها من الحيوانات والمخلوقات وستجد أن الذي خلق هذا الكون يفترض أن يكون قويا وعظيما وليس مشابها لمخلوقاته، أرجو منك مراجعة عقيدتك لأن البشر لم يُخلقوا عبثا وكلنا سنحاسب على حياتنا وما فعلناه فيها.

Even before I met my boyfriend who is Japanese born raised and a salary man. I must have already had instilled in me by much older parents the art of politenes, respect and knowing how to act in public. I am forever picking up other peoples rubbish, I hate undy places.

Love it❤❤❤❤❤

Я буду первым кто тут написал из России. Очень интересный ролик. Спасибо за информацию

as a maximalist, I find this behavior interesting.

As a culture, the Japanese seem to be quite light on their feet. I was a dance instructor for 33 years & teaching people to be light on their feet is everything when first learning to dance, especially with a partner. In the USA, most people tramp quite heavily as they walk; so I conclude that this is mostly how Japanese can ‘ninja’ their way through even the most dense of crowds. Arigato 🙏🏼

Dear aki, i am so thankful for your videos ! I have adhd, depression and a severe anxiety disorder and with your help I have changed so so many things in my life, developed routines, thankfulness and gratitude. It changed my life a 100 % and you’ve become a big part of it. Thank you 🤍

For me, "telepathy" may be hinting to the other party what they want. Other regions or cultures may not be "telepathy", but they might want others to be more straightforward.

The rent here in Spain is so big, and the inflation don't help, almost all people that I know expend the 70% percent of the salary in the rent only... so is necessary as you said share flat or, if you live with your partner both work.

Japanese people navigating in crowds, such a blessing! I live in a very crowded city in Europe and I can tell you we Europeans do NOT have these abilities to dodge and navigate. People really aren't aware of their surroundings and people bump into me all the time. At my previous job I had to pass through a shopping area to get to my job, often I made it just in time because tourists were in the way and not letting me pass through xD

Prosze o polskie tłumaczenie ❤

We have and had these in Turkey now everything is changing Being humble in Turkey only ruins your future

Thank u so much bro from India

Thank you so much ❤

terimakasih atas subtitle Indonesia nya.. saya suka video anda ❤ from Indonesia

Oh I love the hat 😍

This was a fun video! I really like you and how your mind thinks!

Good tips. The last one does not apply to parties where it is common to leave food and full glasses/bottles of beer. This one threw me off.

In the United States in previous generations, the last helping was always left on the serving plate.

My toilet is spotless but my luck has not improved. I like to clean toilets with bleach.

You should link your first video somewhere on this video. In the cards or description maybe??

If you are happy, good for you, but to me, a house without a sofa, without stuf, is a house without identity, its just a place you stay in, not a home

Aki, your videos are exceptional and bring a lot of peace! Your guest is misinformed about sugar however. Sugar isn’t typically made from sugar cane, but instead is from the sugar beet. The idea that cane sugar isn’t available is absolutely not the case either. We have an abundance of raw sugar available, even in the basic grocery stores. I’m from Canada, and my habits are not as wonderful as the ones from this video. Inspirational!!

This is the most excellent video. It brought me to tears. My great grandmama was Okinawan, and she would've been proud of me. Thank you for the video and the time you took to make it. I'm a subscriber.

Number 4 is super interesting 💚

We have an exchange student arriving in September, what can we do to make him feel at home, we’re in New Brunswick Canada

In the netherlands i also clean the public toilet after use, also the sink. I never thought about karma or bonus points in heaven, you just don.t leave a dirty toilet behind for the next user. I pick up trash from the street and especially in nature areas. Not for bonus points in heaven….. i don.t want animals the suffocate by eating plastic. A filter sigaret takes 100 years to solve by nature. So i help nature to get rit of it.

The last bite. It was the same in the Netherlands. But nobody leaves food at the plates anymore nowadays. It is a shame to throw food away.

Something about traffic or walking on the left hand side. In Japan it is also customary to keep to the left hand side of the stairs, except in Osaka where everybody keeps to the right...

Hii aki Except origami i identify with rest of the characteristics Your videos make me happy and I wish me and my family could move to Japan too somehow I have adopted minimalism and healthy eating with your videos Arigato 🙏

Do not pass food from chopsticks to chopsticks, this is only done when passing bones of ancestors, Also do not stick chopsticks straight in rice as you are telling the person and the eating establishment that their food is only fit to eat by a dead person, which is a huge insult. This only for offerings to ancestors. Very informative and entertaining video.

Very good. Thank you. I’m an old man now but I’ve always appreciated the respect Japanese people showed to others especially towards the elderly people.

Thank you soo soo much for english subtitles 🙏😍

If only we had this respect in Canada

Thank you or making your videos :-)

This was nice

Only American/Canadians drive on the right. Almost every other country drives on the left.

to the silence on trains piece, I just the other day returned from a trip, and in Kyoto subway especially, when the train drops power to coast into the station, even on a completely packed train, you could hear a pin drop

thank youu, this is so inspiring and motivating:'))

I'm not gonna lie. I'm half-way through this life, and the prospect of visiting Japan, even as a combat veteran, intimidates the hell out of me. I fear I would only be viewed as a brutish brute to be hated. Oh the anxiety.

Do you know all of the 80 chopstick rules yourself? :)

Thank you Aki, from my experience with Japanese colleagues, I can say they develop a strong empathy sense (telepathy maybe same) they are as pleased to please as they like clean homes and landscapes (what I call a clean soul). Did you know I teach Origami to children over here since year 2000 ? I want to develop my AI Ninja sense this sounded to me very good one. cheers

Asians eat rice with every meal, this is nothing

Very difficult to tear apart meat without the stabbing and spreading technique.

So interesting. Thank you for this video 😊

You been showing samurai sword in your recent videos. It creeps me out man

The 7:3 beer ratio is actually _much more foam_ than most people in most other parts of the world consider appropriate for beer, and would actually be considered poor service in many places, because it means that you agitated the beer too much during pouring so it produced more foam (and lost more carbonation) than is ideal for optimal flavor and drinking experience. So what the Japanese consider a "perfect" pour would actually be considered "flawed" in most of the rest of the world. Also, it's also against the law to honk your horn unnecessarily in most (if not all) of the US, too, and you can be fined for it here, too. The horn is supposed to be used only to inform people of a hazardous situation, so honking at somebody else because they're not moving, or they annoyed you, etc, is actually illegal in the US too. However, many drivers do not even know it's illegal, and most of the time the police do not really enforce these laws.

I loved this- fascinating and fun! The ninja fact might be my favorite. 😃

Yeah, but the Samurai moved around and did everything manually requiring more calories. That's why you can't eat as much, you're not burning as many calories.