Akki: "Joey. Is our child Japanese?" Joey: *flips coin* Yes

@mfaizsyahmi

2 жыл бұрын

Gachaify your child's citizenship and future with some RNGs

@cedwardcutts5797

2 жыл бұрын

@@mfaizsyahmi "Congratulations! It's a JPG!"

@tgpcsolutions

2 жыл бұрын

🤣nice one joey "flip coin"

@user-rc8of3bu3u

Жыл бұрын

@@mfaizsyahmi I can't stop laughing with this comment hahaha

@Zyzzkxx

Жыл бұрын

Do it every year

In my country when someone isn't home when the mail man comes with a package they call the owner and ask them if a neighbour can hold the package for them

@donovanlocust1106

2 жыл бұрын

That sounds nice.

@X_znyx

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah In my country this happens too, it's Way better then just leave it there and let someone steal it

@nix_revenge93

2 жыл бұрын

My county has something similar. It’s not a law but whenever someone has ordered a package is not home if a neighbour hears the door knock they’ll actually keep the package until the owner comes home

@siaorihara

2 жыл бұрын

That’s a nice law

@RedHatClub

2 жыл бұрын

Same here, my neighbor gets lots of chronic medication or delivery packages so we keep it till he comes home, it's not really law just something nice to do.

“Drivers will be fined for splashing pedestrians with rain water” Wow, the government would make a lot of money if that was a law in New York or something

@darkslayer366

2 жыл бұрын

Should be international law

@minmi8ko

2 жыл бұрын

It’s also the same in Finland. Not everyone knows it tho!

@atomicphilosopher6143

2 жыл бұрын

I've been in Japan for over four years now. I wish I knew this law existed when I was living in a more rural area because I would have been writing down plates lol.

@lioraklian

2 жыл бұрын

I missed so many days of school because dtivers splashed me on my way to school and I was like "nah man it ain't it" so I went back home, took a shower and went back to sleep

@nightshadekelly

2 жыл бұрын

Lots of times it can't be helped. Theres to much water on the road. I think it depends. But their are some idiots who purposely try to do it to people

Yeah, in the UK, it’s called “Driving without due care or attention” if you splash someone with a huge puddle and if caught, you can be fined up to £5000 (pounds not euros). A reasonable law, in my opinion. It can cover other things as well such as speeding, getting distracted by other tasks, getting tired behind the wheel etc.

@talphazero1036

2 жыл бұрын

What if it's literally impossible to avoid the puddle(busy road on both sides, other side of road is damaged, etc.) and someone is standing beside the puddle you can't avoid and they get splashed. What would happen? Especially in an instance where you signal to them but they still don't get out of the splash-zone, or they for whatever reason intercept the splashed water on purpose to try and frick you over.

@MischeifMakerz

2 жыл бұрын

You have to be going pretty fast through a puddle to create enough splash to splash someone. But, in this circumstance if it was truly unavoidable without putting yourself or others in greater harm, then I’m sure you’d be fine.

@WhaleCostume

2 жыл бұрын

Wish I knew this. This happened to me a while ago in London. I was completely soaked.

@jackg6887

2 жыл бұрын

@@talphazero1036 If you didn't see the puddle intime to slow down you where not paying attention, if the person behind you is too close for you not to slow down thats also a violation. You also have a horn on your car to warn people if they're standing close by. You also have hazard lights if you need to stop.

@Tz3952ii

2 жыл бұрын

Yep the phrase"without due care and attention" is a key. These laws work well in the country where people have decency and common sense but it would be disastrous in those countries where people abuse the law and sue each other for money almost everyday.

“Then why do you both look the same” “…. My dog stepped on a bee” THAT GOT ME DYING LMAO

@tengun

2 жыл бұрын

Objection, relevance, your honor!

@paulasophia6227

2 жыл бұрын

This was my favorite part

@wandercrane

2 жыл бұрын

Im slow but what does it mean ?? 😭

@paulasophia6227

2 жыл бұрын

@@wandercrane it's a reference to the Amber Heard and Johnny Depp Trial (Amber said this and people made a meme out of it)

@PEARLOFFTHEH00K

2 жыл бұрын

@@wandercrane Johnny deep and amber heard trial reference

“Ice cream in a mailbox” sounds like an awesome album title tho I guess they gotta put parental advisory stickers cuz of the laws 😭

@JaliceTheShort

2 жыл бұрын

No but fr that would sound like a good album

@forecheckbackcheckpaycheck

2 жыл бұрын

@@JaliceTheShort fornever made a great joke, be better Jae.

@JaliceTheShort

2 жыл бұрын

@@forecheckbackcheckpaycheck ...Ok then

@Crystal.Cypher

2 жыл бұрын

@@forecheckbackcheckpaycheck tf

@MyHumorIsBrokenLoL

2 жыл бұрын

I bet if someone made an album named that it would be banned in Japan

Here's a dumb one from the USA: Apparently in Minisoda, you will get fined if your child is unbuckled, but you won't get fined if they are in the bed of the truck where they can easily fall out

@itsmefm

2 жыл бұрын

Oh damn, I'm Minnesotan and I didn't know that lol I don't have kids tho

@alphariusomegon3965

2 жыл бұрын

In my state of Texas if you shot a buffalo outta the second story window of a building you can be arrested.

@siaorihara

2 жыл бұрын

In Fairbanks Alaska it is illegal to give alcohol to a Moose. Like wtf?! XD

@alphariusomegon3965

2 жыл бұрын

@@siaorihara I want know the story behind that law.

@siaorihara

2 жыл бұрын

@@alphariusomegon3965 I DO TOO 😂 My mom said it could be cause the moose in Fairbanks come up to houses which prevents kids from leaving to go to the school bus(cause we consider moose more dangerous then bears and wolves cause they are unpredictable) and so they would give alcohol to them cause if they drink enough they fall over. That sounds very crazy and unrealistic but I can totally see it being real here 😂

The last one seems quite useful, if someone is actually harassing you on the internet and not for shits and giggles. Just last week a NijiSanji vtuber decided do pursue legal action against someone who harassed her streams for a year.

@Goleon

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah I think that’s why that law is made. It’s like the anti-cyberbullying law that the US has yet Japan actually enforces it.

@banryuu7778

2 жыл бұрын

I saw an article that Bushiroad was using that law recently. Basically, someone was spreading rumours that their voice actresses were sleeping their way to a job or something so they decided to sue them for defamation.

@rimjhimdhusiya699

2 жыл бұрын

its a good law , Aki didn't mention too many details but from what I got I hope that information isn't just handed to that person without any authority supervising because otherwise things might get real messy

@Sp3ctralI

2 жыл бұрын

Idk why it doesn’t exist for every country ever….

@heychii2973

2 жыл бұрын

These law is useful especially to celebrities who gets tons of hate comments online for no reason

"I got japanese citizenship for my 20th birthday" This could both be a KZread title or a light novel title lol

@jtosety

2 жыл бұрын

Nah, too short to be a ln title

@day7645

2 жыл бұрын

@@jtosety "My dad didn't feel like I'm Japanese when my mom was pregnant, so I lived as an outcast for 19 years before I got my Japanese citizenship." Will that do? 😀

@thelastmoogle4659

2 жыл бұрын

@@day7645 and then the protagonist gets an immediate harem

@lun4r_str4wb3rry_m1lk

2 жыл бұрын

An animated story video be like: My Dad Decided I Wasn't Japanese for 19 Years.

@ColinTherac117

2 жыл бұрын

@@day7645 Automatic birthright citizenship is a disaster in just about every country that has it. And note that the law only applies to the children of foreign mothers who are not married. Foreign women who are married to a Japanese man automatically have their children recognized as Japanese citizens. This however I still say is wrong because we live in a world where paternity tests exist. There should never be an assumption of paternity without a test to show as proof. And by the same token, paternity should never be denied if the test proves paternity.

So if a woman has an affair and gets pregnant, the ex husband still has to be the dad? Even if the affair partner wants the child to be theirs? That could get complicated

@dawndusk1007

2 жыл бұрын

She did say they where going to change that law (and hope they succeed). Though at the time of the law when made DNA testing wasnt really a thing then.

@bbb2304-b4e

2 жыл бұрын

I just recently watched a youtube manga dub where this law was part of the plot.

@AdachYanas

2 жыл бұрын

You cant get pregnant and deliver in 6 months... Well, at least naturally This low is not stupid, its actually smart and it has been in use for years, not only in japan, in most asian countries This guarantee the face that the child is his, and give the woman her and her childs rights

@user-gj2iq1ih6i

2 жыл бұрын

@@bbb2304-b4e name?

@juanfelipecardenasgomez9124

2 жыл бұрын

Hi, this is a law in most germanic law base countries, and is law presumption meaning that It is taken as a fact u til you give proof that it is not, also is not a stupid law, if you are married you are likely to only have sex with your spouse, and this is important bc the dad is the one that has the patria potestas, meaning rights and obligations that a parent has with his child

The internet law is totally fine. Imagine someone threaten to kill you in an anonymous website. You should be able to get this person's data and sue them, or tell the police who they are. Just because you have freedom of speech doesn't mean you are free of consequences for your acts.

@gaywerewolf1294

2 жыл бұрын

Except the difference is that saying that you're going to do something isn't an act lmfao. You're punishing someone for saying something which goes against what freedom of speech is. And that internet law is an extremely slippery slope lol. Where does it stop? At calling someone an asshole? At saying you don't like someone? At saying someone supposedly did X?

@noght

2 жыл бұрын

Punishing someone for what they said does not violate freedom of speech. It means having consequences. And yes, no one should call no one an asshole. It's not a nice thing to say to anyone. And it should have consequences. You will say that you don't like someone, but what is the context of that? You will gratuitously say that you don't like someone to their face just for the sake of it? Or to provoke a reaction on that person? You can have opinions on things, but it doesn't mean you should all sorts of poor wording to voice them out, otherwise you should suffer consequences.

@ArchonCommando

Жыл бұрын

This guy about to sue 95% of russian Dota teammates.

@gaywerewolf1294

Жыл бұрын

@@noght "punishing someone for what they said" lmfao. That DOES go against freedom of speech. And it doesn't matter WHY it's said lmfao, what matters is that it was said at all. And with laws like this, you can't give any opinions lest you be sued bc someone deemed it "against human rights" lol. Tell me, if punishing someone for saying something isn't against freedom of speech, what is? Asking bc any example I can think of is just punishing people for saying something lol

No dancing after midnight was the dumbest law ever 😂

5:51 The law about women having to wait a period of time before remarriage does make some sense considering testing to establish paternity has only existed since the 1980's and this is to allow any pregnancy to either be obvious and/or come to term and at least grant some clarity as to who's the father. It also prevents a man from divorcing a pregnant woman and claiming the child isn't his. It's to head off legal battles, and potentially ACTUAL battles over the issues of parentage, legitimacy, and inheritances.

@deaniej2766

2 жыл бұрын

Prior to the 1980's they could do blood tests. It really only could give the blood type of the father, but if none of the mothers other partners had the same type it was considered conclusive. Always check the blood type before hanky or panky.

@mariadocarmosobreira8323

2 жыл бұрын

Yes, but it's physically impossible for the child to be the new husband's if it's born within 6 months of the divorce... there shouldn't be any of any law, it's just common sense. But then again, common sense doesn't seem to apply in courtrooms, so maybe you've got a point.

@KTCC13

2 жыл бұрын

@@mariadocarmosobreira8323 well yes but she could have had an affair so…

@Gigadramon6

2 жыл бұрын

@@mariadocarmosobreira8323 Like I said: it gives SOME clarity. It's hardly perfect, but an imperfect tool is better than no tool.

@Phatnaru0002

2 жыл бұрын

It's also just a good idea in general. Anyone that gets in a serious relationship that soon after a breakup is often making a rash decision based on emotional vulnerability. This law just steps in for the extreme example; getting married right after a divorce. Even if not the law, someone should step in and be like "WOAH! You need to take some time to think this over."

""Then why do you two look the same?" "My dog stepped on a bee-" *just literally died*

all I can imagine is Joey with an annual evaluation to fill out every year and Aki like "did they pass, are they Japanese enough yet" Joey "not this year, didn't work hard enough, maybe next year"

4:33 Okay but what if the baby daddy is literally dead. Kid just not allowed to be a citizen without the dad's "permission".

actually, that of the child is a custom even in Austria. My mother comes from Austria, my father is Italian, and I was born in Italy before the wedding. For Italy everything was okay, but for Austria, my father needed to recognize me and adopt me, I have literally an adoption paper in the house because my biological father wasn't married to my mother the day I was born.

There's a law in one of the states, I wanna say it was Georgia where it's illegal to have a gorilla in your backseat and I really want to know the story that lead to that law.

@theunkownviolinist

2 жыл бұрын

That's a Massachusetts law. It doesn't specifically say "gorillas" though, the law in question actually states that you can't have a "non-human primate" in your back seat unless it's in a cage that's secured. So, I guess it's fine to have it in your front seat? Lmfao

@TheKaiTetley

2 жыл бұрын

Someone saw Planet of the Apes while really high.

@LadyBloodOath

2 жыл бұрын

There’s actually a story about a family that had a gorilla or chimp as a family member I read up about it he one day became aggressive and killed his mamas friend it’s a sad but interesting story and it’s true not fiction , here’s a link this isn’t the only article about but I was watching a KZread video where they talk about the incident etc little warning the descriptions are a bit brutal such as the attack was so it’s up to you if you feel like listening to the recounting and actual 911 call this is from way back in 2009

@srg24601

2 жыл бұрын

In elementary school they would have a week each year where we learned "fun facts and tidbits" about our local area/state and apparently in VA as a whole it is illegal to tie your elephant to a post on Main Street and at Virginia Beach specifically it's illegal to walk your giraffe down Main Street. I've always wanted more details on the people that these laws were targeting cuz *something* had to have happened and apparently everything goes down on main street

@gumdropthedutchie9012

2 жыл бұрын

In Minnesota it’s illegal to have a donkey in a bathtub. I wanna know how that happened

I've never been splashed by speeding vehicles per se, but I used to work in a McDonald's drive-thru and I absolutely hated it when people didn't turn down their wiper blades during a storm. I can't even begin to tell you the amount of times I have been splashed in the face...and I've tried to combat this by closing the window about 75-80%. This is why I turn mine down when I go to the drive-thru lol...

@neffyg35

2 жыл бұрын

To be honest I never thought about that. I'll remember to turn it off next time :)

The Antarctica thing makes sense too especially since there is an anime about traveling there that is incredibly inspiring and beautiful, A Place Farther Than the Universe!

@MASTEROFEVIL

2 жыл бұрын

What's that about?

When Aki read that Japan signed a treaty with Antarctica, I deadass said, "Who tf signed Antarctica's side of the agrrement? A penguin?!"

@ltcinsane

2 жыл бұрын

Probably with the UN & the 3-4 countries that have claims on territory in Antarctica.

@TheBloodswordsman

2 жыл бұрын

@@ltcinsane Somewhere in my head I know that counties of the world would claim territory in Antarctica, but considering it's a frozen wasteland, unless someone reminds me, I'd never consciously remember.

@jamie1602

2 жыл бұрын

It's those weirdos who do the tourism meanwhile the scientists on that base would like to remind you that those very few tourists cause so much trash and there's only about forty of them a year and hardly any of them make landfall... so there shouldn't be ANY trash. IMO, good. Good, we get names of who might be the guilty parties. Good, EVERYONE sign it.

@ayajade6683

2 жыл бұрын

@@TheBloodswordsman the representatives of the various nations however apparently a researcher did read it to a penguin for shits and giggles at least according to multiple researchers. As a biologist that is very likely and wouldn't be the weirdest thing that happened during research

I love how theres a law that almost literally says if someone bullies you online you're allowed to dox them

Aki: “If I was bearing his child” Captions: “if I was burying his child” 👀

When I was doing a school project on Japan, I had to list down weird laws and one of those I put was putting ice cream in a mailbox... 😂

@TheKaiTetley

2 жыл бұрын

Well, that puts a damper on my new business idea.

That package law one had me fuming on the floor. My gosh...

@Goleon

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah it’s like they’re asking people to steal your mail.

@yowshiii3

2 жыл бұрын

I'm assuming that since the post office worker made a mistake they just want to make sure it's corrected, so that they don't keep delivering to the wrong person

@destituteanddecadent9106

2 жыл бұрын

I'm Japanese and honestly that law is one of those rules that nobody really knows or enforces. I've given neighbors their mail a handful of times, never even thought of getting in trouble lol

my dog stepped on a bee XD I spat out my cookie!

The laws regarding Antarctica are strict. You're not allowed to leave anything there. The habitations there have to container all human waste and ship it back on cargo ships.

@sirlancegeo

2 жыл бұрын

I believe a famous KZreadr tomii from Mizutamari Bond travelled to Antarctica, I wonder if he had to report he was going to the Japanese government. I’m guessing if he used a Japanese tour guide he probably did but since it looked like he was the only Japanese tourist, I’m wondering if they had any tours from Japan.

OMG I am literally dying from 1:53 XD Aki(clone): Your honour I can testify that this person did not clone me and I am my own person with my own human rights. Judge Aki: You sure about that Aki(clone): Uhm Judge Aki: Then why do you both look the same Aki(clone): My dog stepped on a bee XD IM DYING

For me I live in the US, state of Kentucky specifically, heard that there was a law that it’s illegal to put an ice cream cone in your pocket

@firestick25

2 жыл бұрын

I’m in ky too, the reason iirc is that it was a way to steal horses back in the day. Like if you put an ice cream in your back pocket the horse will follow you cause it wants the ice cream and when you’re somewhere out of public view you can just steal said horse.

@rhodabaxter9687

2 жыл бұрын

Kentucky has some funny laws.

You have to alert law if you encounter aliens. 20% of anime protagonists: 👁️👄👁️

the fact that they had to make it a law where you cannot put ice cream in a mailbox says a lot about society...

@thefoxmoonlight

2 жыл бұрын

Its cause ice cream treats are really popular there and people try to be nice and give their friends some but then forget about the existence of fusion (melting).

“My dog stepped on a bee” 💀

LOL. “My dog stepped on a bee” Are we all gunna ignore that great and relevant referrence?

@ecstaticpanda123

2 жыл бұрын

I waiting for someone to comment on it

They actually explain the Antarctica thing really well in the anime "A Place Further than the Universe!". Its not all just environmentalism, there are post-WWII politics involved as well.

@MASTEROFEVIL

2 жыл бұрын

What?

Joey just being the ultimate Asian parent and not thinking they're Japanese yet until they're a doctor.

I kinda agree with the last one. I still remember about Hana Kimura, and now Roa and Chihiro from Nijisanji. You can troll people on the internet randomly, but don't harrass the same person everyday

“Why do you look the same?” “mY dOg sTePpeD oN a BeE” This quote will forever be a meme

"The father must recognize the baby as japanese" I believe this is because of Imperialist Japan and the mass immigration of half-japanese from mainland Asia due to the massive r-words commited against women. Hafus aren't Japanese to a lot of natives

@healinggrounds19

2 жыл бұрын

It's pretty racist in the 21st Century.

@derekskelton4187

2 жыл бұрын

Older natives mostly

@pslay9324

2 жыл бұрын

You are correct.

Joeys voice over at the start had me cracking up lol

1:54 this made me laugh so hard🤣🤦‍♂️

Japanese law says "No Cloning!" Mother: What if I'm having identical twins?

okay but if the clone doesn't get arrested, it can probably take over ur whole life for those 10 years you are arrested???? honestly just don't tell people you ever went to prison then

@stressedvulture

2 жыл бұрын

How do they know it's a clone and not an identical twin?

@chknlgs2702

2 жыл бұрын

@@stressedvulture birth certificates and all

the rain water thing should be a law everywhere, but exclude splashing kids XD

7:25 this sentence hits different, because i just mosied on back to this video after your more recent upload (4 days ago) about tourists in Japan needing a strict tour guide was stupid

Man I was so ready to go to Japan and make my clone. This law makes me think of Astra Lost in Space 😆

@Dammy_yt

2 жыл бұрын

i was thinking the exact same thing

@megandillon7276

2 жыл бұрын

I love that anime

I hope theres a part 2 for this topic 👍

On splashing water: I accidentally did this during a flash flooding type rain. I couldn't tell the parking lot was dipped down in that part enough to have a pool of water (as opposed to a small layer like the rest of it) and splashed going by. I felt bad but somewhat not because they were at their car that was parked in the fire lane.

6:34 Aki: Apperently, you can get fined in the UK for up to 50€ or to a 100€... Me: Aren't £5.000 around 5.870€??

The rain splashing happened to me in my home country when I was heading to work. It was winter and I had to go with a wet, cold skirt for the whole day :(

How about the one law where they forbid ponytails in school 😂

@davidordaz5251

2 жыл бұрын

Wow sounds retarded ponytails really Japan? Lol 😂

@FindecanorNotGmail

2 жыл бұрын

That's not a law, but just a rule for that school.

@LilCat_UwU

2 жыл бұрын

@@FindecanorNotGmail oh ...well then I miss read something but still it's so stupid😂

@Phatnaru0002

2 жыл бұрын

That's called a dress code, and schools all across the world have those.

@katiepopcakethegirlygirl9272

2 жыл бұрын

@@Phatnaru0002 With most of them being patriarchic practices🤨🙄

I'm having an imagination that Joey will test how much japanese his children is before giving his approval to be japanese citizen 😂

I live in the UK, and when I was a kid my school had this really large hill next to it. When it rained there would always be a large puddle at the bottom and we would stand there encouraging the cars to go fast so they would splash us

For the last law, there's a pretty famous case going on now with Vtubers suing one of the drama channels for basically ruining their career, with a one very one sided take on some internal corporate drama that went on 2 years ago. There's a lot more going behind closed doors in the trial than we know though, but this is legal precedent. The defamed vtuber hasn't streamed since but they just passed the stage where a Japanese court sided with them and ordered the ISP to hand over personal information from the drama channel for the next stage.

Thank you so much for sharing! Being a person who just moved to japan for 6 months it's really really interesting to know that there's so many unspoken rules here that we had to learn almost every day. Good to know there's some weird ones too 😆

For the last law, I think recently I remember a VTuber in Japan suing someone for giving them hate comments and harassing them for over a year and was being taken to court? It was a segment on FalseEyeD’s channel!

Ngl some of the Japan laws are a bit too much for me if I was living there

Let's go aki set up has increased

The alien one🤣🤣 Japan has REALLY high expectations of its citizens.

lol here in holland it is custom to accept your neighbors package if they aren't home so they can just call on your doorbell and get it when they get home. I love that!

That mislabeled mail thing rings true for where I live in the USA too, you’re supposed to leave it in the mailbox and not touch it until the postal carrier takes it away. Unfortunately it has spent days in there before since they don’t always know to check the addresses.

3:45 Making weird and dumb laws of common occurances and rare ones is one thing but literally making a law of extraterrestrials visiting earth is just in a whole realm of it's own.

"My dog stepped on a bee" 🤣 great job Aki

Oh my god 😂 out of all channels I didn't expect Aki to actually use the trial memes 🤣 yes! Yeeees!! Living for it!

Omg, That splashed by rainwater law should be worldwide, it happens to me all the time, I've even gotten so good at spotting traffic puddles that I stop before the puddles and wait for traffic to die down

Saddly I think that law about Antarctica is directed more at the whaling industry over tourists.

Amazing video akidearest of the craziest laws in Japan ever, fantastic job.

Omg i love the intro i just keep playing it forever and ever not even watching the vid once

I always forget to say this but I LOVE that opening and I recognise myself in that SO HARD as I'm always walking into stuff xD

Wow, I’d have been arrested a LOT for how often packages get delivered to my house for other people on my street and I deliver them… I live on a fairly long street of row homes and it seems like the delivery men are severely dyslexic because they’ve delivered packages from all over the entire street to our house. So we’re nice people, my hubby and I just take the packages and drop them at the correct doors and call it a day. Honestly, I think the postal service, UPS, FedEx, Amazon and all the other idiots who can’t read an address should start paying us for delivering packages. Imagine getting arrested for that! Seriously, for how often it happens here, I should get paid! 😂

I find the “you can not walk and eat at the same time” law but can with alcohol. Freaking weird!

@Tz3952ii

2 жыл бұрын

There is no law in Japan that prohibits eating while walking. Don't you know anime girls running with bread in her mouth?😂

@yowshiii3

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe it's to prevent litter and trash cluttering the streets? People always talk about how clean Japan is

@Tz3952ii

2 жыл бұрын

@@yowshiii3 No, it's just a manner not a law especially among older generation they might consider a not so good manner eating while walking just like people consider talking with food in your mouth is not elegant. You see lots of Japanese kids walk around while eating ice cream but most adults either sit or just stand while they finish eating before they start walking again. So maybe rare to find adults walking around with food in their mouth but that still happens

Big tip here if you ever go to Orlando and it rains. Do not get caught outside on International Drive during the rain storm. As a Lyft driver who was driving during a freak storm a few weeks ago, when you're on the outside lane there are some dips and holes that even going under 10MPH, you're going to splash people pretty well by accident.

The USPS sucks and I get other peoples mail every so often. Sometimes its my next door neighbor and every so often its for the neighbors two houses down. I once opened a package full of underwear and had to call my mom to ask if she ordered any as I did not. I was expecting another package.

ISTG if my husband refuses to recognize our future child as a national citizen, I'm getting his life insurance checks!🤣🤣🤣🤣

Always cool to see a aki video

6:45 That reminds me of when me and my mom went to ocean city for a vacation trip. We were trying to run home from a arcade on the board walk and we had to go to the main road to get to our rented floor in a rental house I guess, but while it was already raining pretty hard. Me and my mother were walking on the side walk and a car drove fast past us. We got completely soaked. We were lucky that none of our stuff got soaked other then our clothes.

the Ice cream makes sense do! I have worked at a Postal office we got ice creamed mailed atleast 3 times every summer... and it always is a mess!

The last one you can do in Europe as well. You can get the things deleted or else sue if someone made a video about you (you must be the main subject) without your consent and even after if you want to withdraw that consent. The Techno Viking meme being a famous example. The guy in the video sued the maker of the video and forced him to take down all the videos he had of him.

Yes another Aki Video 🥰🥰🥰. My day can end now until the next vid😁

Can you please make more videos on strange Japanese laws?? It’s so fascinating

To that part with splashing rain water: In Germany someone splashed an elderly as they were on the way home, got sick through that and later died. The driver got sued for killing them in the end. So, even splashing sounds fun, it can be deadly

Does the mixup mail law apply to you calling them to get the mail from your house?

Subpoena-ing an anonymous comment to reveal their identity is a thing in American laws too, if you watch some lawyers explaining internet-related cases on youtube. The court still have to decide whether your reason to do so is justified, but it is possible.

I really enjoyed the video also I love the new intro.

In my country it can go two ways either a neighbor takes it for you or your mail gets sent to the royal mail post office for you to collect.

the one about the child within 6 months of divorce happened to me (with me being the baby), and i'm in Belgium, that's a law here too

@AniMin82

2 жыл бұрын

Omg really? I learned something new today 😅 Btw, Hello fellow Belgian 😊

@slightlyeva

2 жыл бұрын

ohmy damn da wist ik nie lmao ,nu zit ik me zo af te vragen welke andere domme wetten er zjn in belgie lol ) ps:ik ben van gent :D

@AniMin82

2 жыл бұрын

@@slightlyeva Ik van tegen Antwerpen.

@angeliquevanlaer2155

2 жыл бұрын

@@slightlyeva ik van regio Turnhout

@slightlyeva

2 жыл бұрын

@@AniMin82 ooh nice

I'm pretty sure redelivering your neighbor's mail is also illegal in the US.

Where else am I supposed to store my ice cream if not in my mailbox? Lol If ice cream was delivered to your address by mistake instead of your neighbor, you would have to go back to the post office because you couldn't put it back on the mail? But then it would melt at the post office ! Haha

The splashing one. I was on a trip in Finland and my friend and I were walking to meet up with the rest of the group and I got head to toe DRENCHED by a car speeding through a puddle. That sucked so bad. Couldn’t go back and change either because were were pretty far from the place we were staying so I was wet the rest of the day and had to wear different shoes the next so my sneakers could dry out.

The antartica law is amazing, and I wish more countries did this.

"It's a thing in Japan." That could be said about many laws and traditions in Japan.

"my dog stepped on a bee" OMFG 😂

The mail one is so weird to me. In the UK, its not uncommon for packages to be left with a neighbour if you aren't in.

Damn there goes my plans for cloning myself smh

This is one of the reasons why I have given up on humanity

in my country it's impossible to get a neighbor's mail (and I'm not sure it would be legal otherwise..), because you have to sign a consignment note, sometimes show your passport. This is in case of courier delivery, but most of us use "ordinary" mail, and you can pick up the package only at the post office using your passport or the phone number linked to the passport in the post office system

In several states, it's illegal to carry an ice cream cone in your back pocket! It sounds hilarious, but there was actually a reason it was passed: to prevent horse theft.

Aki: 7 facts Also Aki: Oh sorry, it's actually 8 Viewers: OMG! Aki, you DARE give us one more great fact?! HOW DARE YOU!?

I'm glad this was a light-hearted take on a lot of crazy laws that are enforced in and out of Japan. Most people tend to be doom and gloom when it comes to covering any legal topic, even if the video is presented in a humorous way. The only that bothers me is the wedlock baby one, but considering the average Japanese politician is a senor citizen that sleeps during their meetings, I'm not surprised. I would hopefully younger generations will make things better, but considering the birth rate, I find that unlikely.

@ColinTherac117

2 жыл бұрын

It should not bother you. Every country that has birthright citizenship has constant human trafficking disasters. The only part I would change would be to make the criteria be an actual paternity test, as unfortunately marriage is not an indicator of paternity and never should have been given how widespread cheating is and that we now live in a world where paternity tests exist.

I wonder how that Icecream law applies to that Astronaut Icecream you can get at most Science Museums (although names technically Bollocks as it was never cleared for space, just was developed alongside Nasa) as it doesn't melt or require refridgeration but still defines itself as Icecream.

3:45 Suddenly space aliens anime makes sense now.