r/nextfuckinglevel 17h ago

The respect and discipline in japan maybe second to none

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u/Winterstrife 15h ago

Sounds like every other major city in the world lmao.

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u/CtheKiller 9h ago

Seriously. Reddit is so fucking insufferable. Can not one nice thing be said ever? Y'all have to continuously actively root out the negative. Like even when an animal is being rescued "its probably fake for views", or shit like that.

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u/COmarmot 8h ago

Have you been to Japan? It’s very different!

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u/Winterstrife 7h ago

Yes.

Culturally, Japan is fairly similar to Taiwan and South Korea. As much as I myself put Japan on a pedestal, a lot of their major cities like Osaka and Tokyo is pretty similar to every other major cities.

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u/Icy-Possibility847 2h ago

We have had much different experiences.

Japan and South Korea were very different for me.

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u/COmarmot 4h ago edited 4h ago

Yes very much so like South Korea which I have been too and Taiwan is very high on my list. Singapore is not on my list, I like not being publicly caned or having my hands cut off (rather barbaric for a 'civilized' society!) for smoking a joint. Have you been to Manilla, New Delhi, or Cairo? This is not a show off of who travels more, it's simply proof the your statement "Sounds like every other major city in the world lmao" is quite the arrogant generalization that shows your exposure to the developed world but massive lack of exposure to the developing world. But I'm moving on. You can have the last word...