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Video camera rides sushi conveyor belt

It’s been done before, but this one is still pretty interesting:

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27 comments - What do you think? Posted by James - March 3, 2009 at 7:50 am

Miss_igirisu

The best bit is the way that he says it is if it was a reason to the camera being there. “What is this?!” “Yeah, it’s Ms Gaijin’s…”

http://goddesscarlie.com Goddess Carlie

Bit boring at the start but it was interesting to see the whole restaurant, and I liked it when it got to the kitchen!
mortonsalt

as i watched i kept saying to myself this should be a music video

also surprised to see so many people in the kitchen
Togu

“nani kore”??? it’s a camera!!! lol
Supercoolmanchu

“Gaijin-san is a kindergarten teacher, she wants to show it to them (the kids)…”

“Gaijin-san” Another perfect example of how the use of the word “gaikoku-jin” by the general public is completely unnecessary.

Looks like she got permission before she did this. The Kitchen was the best part!

チャールス

i know seriously. Perhaps japanese people aren’t familiar with technology (sarcasm).
http://ourmaninabiko.blogspot.com/ Our Man in Abiko

This is brilliant journalism. Seriously, it is. How better to show a slice of life in Japan to people not in the know? Loved it.
japanese

this video tells how rude foirgner are in japan.

ダビ

Permission from the staff but what about the customers who are now unknowingly on youtube?

Miss_igirisu

It doesn’t seem like they minding being filmed in the slightest.
Kris

To the Japanese who complain that this is some sort of invasion of privacy and shows how rude foreigners are: Lighten up! Don’t take everything so seriously!
シェイコラ

Did too!
_kovert

Permission from the staff but what about the customers who are now unknowingly on youtube?

I’m not sure what the law is in Japan but the restaurant is private property and I don’t think you get a choice on being filmed or not on private property. Actually even on public property I don’t think you get a choice if someone turns on a camera.

Are suggesting a Japanese person would never shoot video or take photos inside a restaurant?
isa

Well, nobody there mind when they did it, It proves how kind japanese are, are you a japanese too?
Miss_igirisu

About as kind as people who are coaxed into posing for photos just because they happen to be Japanese speaking people in English speaking countries, and who have been discovered by Japanese people.

Come on, no one was hurt in the making of this video. I bet that even if they knew they wouldn’t care. Let’s stop this silly debate.
STFU

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Permission from the staff but what about the customers who are now unknowingly on youtube?*

This in a country where people regularly pester my children and I by following us and taking photographs, even going so far as to actually hinder us in getting where we want to go?

Please. Get a grip.

ramtamtam

every time i see such a video i’m amazed that no one steals the camera^^

Ryry

If only the rest of the world was this nice.

Too bad about the ugly foreign chicks though. They are meant to be ambassadors for the west, darn it!

anti terror

In Japan people are laid back so you can get away with it where as in Hitlary US where people are in your faces all the time this would not be tolerated. It just shows how cool Japan is.
Marco

If this was L.A or NYC, that camera would of been gone by the time it turned the next bend.

somegirl

it would be good to post one that a Japanese has done, just to show the Japanese who are complaining that their own people do the same thing.
Cliff Barnes

It would piss me off if someone filmed me without permission when I’m in a restaurant. Doesn’t matter who or in what country.

Enjoyed the video though. The reactions were interesting to watch.

All westerns in Japan can’t be nerds but it sure seems like it when watching all these Youtube videos by them.
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