Rules I learned living in Japan

"Always use protection....on your sink" got me cackling in my boots XD

Wow actual real advice. I usually hate these "rules" videos because they don't actually capture what you really need to know to live there, but this is exactly on the money.

Japanese people were the first to notice marvel end credit scenes

I love the bird chirping part as a notification of a train station's exit😊.

The sound for the exit being birds is quite nice, makes sense too

“I paid to watch a movie, we’re watching the WHOLE movie!” 🤣🤣🤣

Oh my god the bird sounds for the visually impaired is such a smart idea!!!

Garbage disposal in the sink is not only not commonly outside of the US it is also illegal in a lot of countries

My favorite part of the movie theater is making fun of the crazy names i see in the credits. Heres to you Mike Rectanus 😂

The limited edition food items in Japan seem so unique and interesting, I'd love to try them.

I noticed the chirps at stop lights for you to walk across. I was never in a place in Japan that had limited edition food at the convenience store at least not heated food. It was sad when certain Kit-kat flavors never came back. The unique limited edition McDonald's stuff like the Sweet Potato Shake. That was way too sweet for me. I miss living in Japan.

Having to sit through the end credits is TORTURE

I sit through credits. Every time. It's a way for closure and enjoying the closing music. I love it.

Apparently when Star Wars was first shown in Japan the producers got real scared because the audience sat in absolute silence through the credits... until someone explained to them it was a sign of respect.

I sit through the entire end credits normally. It’s nice to the artists and I like seeing extra scenes!

As a visually impaired person, the birds would be really useful for me! So cool that places have had taken measures to make traveling easier for us.

From someone who is directionally challenged, thank you! I had no idea about the train station exit hints.

Not really a rule but more a suggestion for the movies. Nowadays outside of Japan it's a good idea to stay to the end because lots of movies are doing bonus material at the end of movies.

actually, when I go to the movie theater, I always sit through the end credits. it's amazing to see who played as the characters and I enjoy the music too.

I work in the film industry in the US. We work hard, and we appreciate those who stay at the end. Usually, it’s only other people that work in the industry.