The one part of Japanese culture I don’t think I like…
The video explores a unique aspect of Japanese culture: the custom of "omag," where individuals are expected to bring gifts when returning from a trip. The creator discusses the challenges of this tradition, particularly the pressure to buy gifts for everyone, even when it feels like an obligation rather than a genuine gesture. The video also touches on the creator's personal experience with omag and their mixed feelings about the practice.
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