日本人の心に韓国人の女性が本当に驚きました！今までのイメージとは全く違う！優しくて温かくて大感動！

Hi everyone, konnichiwa, ikedai desu, annyeonghaseyo, it's Nidori. I'm Yoyo. Young female juniors are in Korea right now. They said they wanted to have a drink because it's night time. So I'm going to meet them and have a drink together. Oh, you're here. Where did you go today? I went to Harajuku. Was Harajuku fun? Yes, it was fun. Oh, really? If you go to a bar or a bar, there are a lot of good bars in Japan. But since I came to Harajuku, I'm going to go to a good bar. Right? I'm going to go get a drink. Here, here. They say all the famous bars are hidden like this. Wow, amazing. Arigatou gozaimasu. They're so kind. They seem like people I know. Oh, really? Thank you. I heard the menu was set up like this. Yes, it was set up like this. And this place is very famous. It's on TV, too. I think it's a proof that it's a good restaurant that it's already full even if it doesn't come out like this. It's a small alley, right? I was really surprised. I don't think I'm looking for a good bar. I think I'm hiding because I don't want to get too many people. It's amazing that they move little by little and make a place for us. I think they're so kind. I came here from Korea. Oh, really? Yes. Arigatou gozaimasu. Do you know what delicious food is here? No, no, no. I recommend it. And it's cheap. It's very cheap. Sashimori. It's 3,000 won. Yes. It's 5,000 won. I can't speak Korean. I forgot Korean. Everything. 5,000 won. 5,000 won? Everything is 2,000 won. Everything is 5,000 won. Look at the size of the plate. Is this 500 yen? Yes. It's really big. The customers here always say that it's recommended. I'm sorry, but what is that? It's Napolitan. Napolitan. Napolitan pasta. Pasta. Gratin. Yes, gratin. There are five customers. They all talk in Chinese like a group. It's amazing. It's really amazing. I've never seen a restaurant like this in Izakaya in Japan. Then, do people who don't know each other come here to drink alone and drink with their friends? It's so nice. It's really nice. I wish there was something like this in Korea. This is really fun. It's really good. It's 100 yen. It's 250 yen. I think it's cheap. There's no pressure to drink. It's really cheap. How can the price be so cheap? It's true that you have to spend a lot of money in Korea unless you're a lot of people. Most of the time. Do you put this in your house? What? Do you put this in your house? What? Thank you. Do you know this drink? It's called Hopi. Hopi is delicious. It's called Hopi in Japanese. You put Hopi in soju. It's Somaek. Somaek. It's not Somaek. Somaek is called Hopi. Cheers. Thank you. It's so nice. What is it? Isn't that what you're eating? This is Irashima's tea. Oh, that's why you cut it with the customers. This is a good atmosphere, too. It's a warm atmosphere. Please refer to the employee. Is this a tip? No, it's just a tip. There's a lot of money left. Leave it here. 300 yen, 200 yen. Comfortably. Thank you. It smells like wasabi. Is it good? It's wasabi. It's good. Why? I can't imagine this in Tokyo. Oh, in Tokyo, too. I can't imagine it in Korea. Never. This is already 30,000 won. Why? I was stabbed by a shrimp. Why? Tell the customers. Thank you. If I ask the employee a question, I get answers from all over the room. I'll tell you. Everyone is so warm and kind. There was an image that Japanese people don't care about other people's business. Japanese people don't care about other people's business. That's not true. It's cold. It's so warm. You helped me first. Thank you. That's amazing. Thank you. It's really good. It's so soft. It's good, right? It's really good. I've never had such a soft squid before. Really? It's really good. You eat well. We really like sashimi. In Korea, you have to pay at least 30,000 won to eat sashimi. 30,000 won is expensive. That's right. It's really expensive in the U.S. Excuse me. It's okay from here. Yes. It's just right. 200 yen. Is this just 200 yen? Excuse me. Is this 100 yen? It's 100 yen. 100 yen? Yes. This is Japanese pasta. Napolitan. Napolitan is made in Japan. Really? I didn't know that. It's really good. Is it good? Yes. It tastes like tomato ketchup. Yes. Napolitan is like that. The squid is really soft. It tastes like oily and moist pizza. It's really good. It's good. It's really good. It's good. Is it good? It's good. It's really good. May I? Go ahead. I'll have two poppy seeds and two lemons. It's 1,200 yen. Here you are. Thank you. May I? Yes. Thank you. You're welcome. It's softer than beer. It's good. I think so, too. What's this? French fries. What's in it? That's... Steamed yellowtail? Yellowtail. It's good. It's really good. It's really soft. It's really good. There's a similar culture in Korea. Yes. The eyes of the yellowtail. I don't eat the eyes. You can eat it, but... Is there a way to eat it? Like this? Just like this? It's good. It's good? It's really good. It's good. It's really good. You said you can't eat it. I don't usually eat it, but you said it was good. I'm sorry I can't speak Japanese. I wanted to be in this conversation. Actually, I thought it was new and fun to hear a language I didn't know because I couldn't speak Japanese. Now I want to communicate in Japanese. I want to talk. It's so much fun. I'm going to study from now on. I'm not a student, I'm not a teacher, but the customers are saying, Have a good meal. I'm done. Goodbye. I want to say goodbye, too. I don't know what to say. You're leaving? Thank you for your hard work. Say goodbye like this. It's so warm to say hello and take care of each other. I feel like I'm in a difficult world. I'm busy eating my own food and drinking, but if someone moves, I look at them and say hello. I think it's so warm. I think I can go home in a good mood. I finished my day well. I just told the staff. He's been doing it for 18 years. But when he first came, it was the same price. It's been 18 years. How is that? The price hasn't changed for five years? It was 18 years ago. 18 years ago? It's not 18 years ago. It was 18 years ago. Oh, my God. How can you do that? It doesn't make sense. I've been doing this since I heard about you guys. We've been doing this for 18 years. We're considerate of our customers. Customers come to protect them. It's so warm. There's a similar store, but it's different. 100 yen. 200 yen. 500 yen. It's all about Japanese people's hearts. The price and the service. It's all about Japanese people's hearts. Customers know that. When I first came in here, I could see that the customers loved this store. I love this store so much that I'm going to introduce you to this person like an employee. I could see that. It was so warm and cool. The more I think about it, the more I regret it. That's right. I regret it so much. It's really good. It's so soft. It smells like eggs. There's a little bit of seafood smell in between. It's so delicious. Mushrooms. Mushrooms? I don't usually eat mushrooms. I didn't eat mushrooms. Thank you for coming to a good company on your trip. They are sitting on the edge of their seats and eating. It was so much fun. He won. Really? He won. Thank you for the food. I'll see you. Thank you for the food. I'll see you. See you. Thank you for the food. I'm so sorry. Today, we went to a Japanese bar called Tachinon in Izakaya. How was it? Everyone was so kind and warm. They welcomed us warmly until the bar was closed. It was a great feeling. I thought it was a bar, but people welcomed me as soon as I came in. They kept recommending food, and they kept saying good things. I said, Thank you for leaving a good memory. He said it was a good memory for us, too. I'm so touched. I think all the Japanese people are warm. I was so touched. I'm so impressed. Regardless of age and gender, I think it's amazing that we can be friends and drink together. Regardless of age. It's the best. I love it.