That’s ingenious! Instead of water they use people! That’s pretty damn packed I’d rather go swimming in Tokyo Bay.
Wow,, when you tell Japanese to do the wave, the don’t joke.
Reminds me of a bag of skittles lol.
I would hate to be the life guard at that pool…. just try to find the ‘missing’ swimmer
[…] I have looked at this video three or four times and it cracks me up every time, so I thought I’d share it with you. […]
it wouldn’t surprise me if that water is 20% urine
20% urine and 80% people.
This is a good reminder for why I never go to public pools in Japan. Snobby exclusive hotel pools are the only way to go… as long as you can handle the snobby, exclusive clientele that is almost (but not quite) as annoying as a 20-80 pee-person mix.
It’s actually obscene to me. It disturbs me much more than any porn I have ever seen. I can’t get my head around people having to live like that.
[…] Searching on The Net I found this interesting picture. It’s supposed to be the first swimming pool in Japan, almost 100 years ago. Even before the war it seems they already had space problems […]
[…] Japanese people love to take baths inside really hot water(40~50 degrees Celsius). Maybe is their lack of swimming pools or maybe is just that being a volcanic island makes it easy to build baths from hot spring water. Here there is some of the basic vocabulary related to the Japanese bath culture. […]
Hey, if u are in the middle of that and u have to go to bath room? I bet u would-n go…. Neither the other 2500 japanese in these pool 🙂
Oh. It s not a scene of people packed inside the train during rush hour?
There isn’t any water, they’re just doing “mexican jumps” like mexican waves XD
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damn, dude I don’t even see the pool O-O/
That’s ingenious! Instead of water they use people! That’s pretty damn packed I’d rather go swimming in Tokyo Bay.
Wow,, when you tell Japanese to do the wave, the don’t joke.
Reminds me of a bag of skittles lol.
I would hate to be the life guard at that pool…. just try to find the ‘missing’ swimmer
[…] I have looked at this video three or four times and it cracks me up every time, so I thought I’d share it with you. […]
it wouldn’t surprise me if that water is 20% urine
20% urine and 80% people.
This is a good reminder for why I never go to public pools in Japan. Snobby exclusive hotel pools are the only way to go… as long as you can handle the snobby, exclusive clientele that is almost (but not quite) as annoying as a 20-80 pee-person mix.
It’s actually obscene to me. It disturbs me much more than any porn I have ever seen. I can’t get my head around people having to live like that.
[…] Searching on The Net I found this interesting picture. It’s supposed to be the first swimming pool in Japan, almost 100 years ago. Even before the war it seems they already had space problems […]
[…] Japanese people love to take baths inside really hot water(40~50 degrees Celsius). Maybe is their lack of swimming pools or maybe is just that being a volcanic island makes it easy to build baths from hot spring water. Here there is some of the basic vocabulary related to the Japanese bath culture. […]
Hey, if u are in the middle of that and u have to go to bath room? I bet u would-n go…. Neither the other 2500 japanese in these pool 🙂
Oh. It s not a scene of people packed inside the train during rush hour?
There isn’t any water, they’re just doing “mexican jumps” like mexican waves XD