Name: 日本女孩想要男人的26個特點 (26 Traits Japanese Girls Want in a Guy)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T08:30:07.000Z
Duration: 16 min 45 s
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Imagine if you could measure your attractiveness to Japanese women with a simple test -

a simple list of desired physical and personality traits.

An article in a Japanese woman's magazine recently caused a stir online

after it revealed the characteristics of the perfect man.

Today, we're going to go through that list and uncover the secrets to success together.

And to help us understand why Japanese girls find some of these weird and wacky traits appealing,

we're going to be interrogating a real-life Japanese girl,

my good friend Chiaki, who you may have seen a few years back in our previous groundbreaking expose

I'll be keeping a score out of 26 as we go through and so should you and perhaps we can find this 'perfect hypothetical man'.

Anyway. Pen and paper at the ready - let's go.

Well, our once in every four year meet up.

But today I've got a list of 26 traits that

Uh, we're going to go through each one and hopefully you can tell us a bit about why that trait is on the list,

and while we're doing that, we're gonna keep a score and see how many of those traits that I actually have.

Obviously the number is going to be pretty high because...

So, trait number one: 'the ideal man is good at cooking a rice omelet'.

Um, now I can cook an omelet very well, but I can't cook rice.

I seem to always mess it up and it turned into like a risotto.

It goes all watery and horrible. --Ohh, right.

Why do you think of all the dishes- Why do you think it's- it's rice omelet?

I think that's because all children like it.

So if a guy cooked it - I think that's a really cute.

Would you want to date someone who's always smiling?

If you smile unnecessarily every single minute, that's awkward.

I wouldn't be a very good boyfriend, would I? Yeah?

Glad I'm not always smiling. Yeah, I don't think...

'The ideal guy currently works part-time at a cafe'.

Right. Why is that there? I don't understand that.

I think girls love cafes in Japan - like all Japanese girls love to go to a cafe

and if guys are working there, that's cute.

Like... And if you're handsome working at a cafe...

I mean, I suppose if if you work part-time at cafe, there's a good chance you're gonna be smiling a lot

and there's a good chance you're gonna be able to cook a ni- a rice omelet.

they seem like a very specific type of person

I haven't got a single one of those traits. Brilliant.

--'The ideal guy wants to get married someday'.

Oh, you don't want to get married in the future? --No...

I'll be too busy working part-time at a cafe to have such luxuries

and after dating for a month the word 'marriage' started coming up an awful lot in conversation.

like, everyone expects that you have to get married.

I heard there's like this expression, isn't there?

There's an expression that you're a 'Christmas cake'.