To most of us, Japan is one of those distant exotic countries that are always on our travel list. But with everything that is going on in the world right now, booking a flight can be quite tricky. Luckily, there are other means of transportation. Like TikTok.
Yurié Collins, aka BabyPinkHaus, was born and raised in Japan and moved to the US for college when she was 18. Collins had spent 10 years in New York City but recently went back to the Land of the Rising Sun. There’ she started a video series, revealing everyday differences between the two countries.
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The candid clips are really insightful and perfectly portray the subtle nuances that set these distinct cultures apart.
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@babypinkhausI swear I’m from here #japan #japanesetrain #harajuku #ハーフ #fypシ♬ original sound – Yurié/ユリエ
People on the train are mindful of noise
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It’s safe to leave your valuables unattended
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Laundry machines come with detergent already in them
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You can buy snacks at the train station with your train card
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@babypinkhausThings are very convenient here
There are umbrella bags so you don’t have to carry a dripping umbrella into places
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@babypinkhausI love these things
Japanese phones don’t let you turn off the camera shutter sound
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Mobility exercise that every Japanese person knows by heart
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@babypinkhausIt’s cool what the body remembers
Here’s what people said after watching Yurié’s TikToks
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