Un Japonés revela la cultura de ESPAÑA que debería existir en JAPÓN 🇪🇸 🇯🇵

The video for “Guess Who's Latino” has been moved to April. Apologies to those who wanted to see it. I'll let you know when it's available again! In this video, we talk to Tetsuya (Muypocojaponés on Instagram), a Japanese man who fell in love with Spanish culture and decided to study Spain and live in Barcelona for a year to get to know the country from the inside. During the conversation, Tetsuya tells us what aspects of Spanish culture surprised him the most and why he thinks some aspects of Spanish culture should also exist in Japan. For example, he explains something very interesting: in Spain, it is normal to talk to people you don't know, such as telling someone on the street that you like their clothes or striking up a casual conversation. In contrast, in Japan, this type of interaction with strangers is almost non-existent, as Japanese culture tends to be more reserved. He also tells us why he decided to study Spain, what motivated him to move to Barcelona, and what his experience of living in Spain as a Japanese person has been like. We talk about the cultural differences between Japan and Spain, the way people socialize, and what aspects of Spanish culture he would like to see more of in Japan. This video is perfect if you are interested in: ・Japanese culture ・the differences between Japan and Spain ・how Japanese people view Spanish culture ・the experience of a Japanese person living in Barcelona ・curiosities about Japan and the Japanese way of thinking If you are interested in Japan, Japanese culture, life in Japan, or how Japanese people view Spain, you will find this video very interesting.