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Are Japanese People Shy in Public? Ask Risa

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In this video, Risa answers 5 questions.
- Vittoria - ""Hi, Risa! What do you (or in general japanese people) think about strangers who wear yukata?""
- Osama Mohamed - ""Hello Risa, Have you ever visited Egypt?""
- Sushant - ""Hey Risa, do people from Tokyo and Osaka have different dialects and different words they use casually? Even in Nagoya and Kyoto its bit different. Why so?""
- Josh - ""Does making a pronunciation mistake while talking to people in Japan is awful or laughable? I'm worried if I try it.In Anyways thank you. :)""
- Tokala - ""Hi Risa, you are a very cool person and make learning Japanese fun. I wanted to know if in Japan people are very quiet when it comes to connecting in public? In the US it seems that with social media people are scared to talk to each other now. Thank you!""

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