Keisuke Honda expressed dissatisfaction with the gap between Japan's "park rules" and foreign countries

Former Japanese script Keisuke Tian posted a new video on his official YouTube account, which mentions the differences in the way parks are used in Japan and abroad. While listening to foreign calls for the use of rules for parks, he also put forward his own views.

Honda moved to Lithuania's Suduwa club this summer, his ninth national he has ever played for, and he scored in his debut. In Honda's latest video, he discussed the discussion under the headline "I asked foreigners about how to use the children's park, and I agree."

Honda said on his official Twitter post: "If the kids play in the park, they're going to be complained about being noisy, and a lot of parks don't allow kids to play with the ball." Anyway, I think the adults who complain about (children arguing) are not brain problems, obviously you are also those 'children' who have been causing trouble for others and making noise, right? Not being able to play ball in a park is really an outrageous rule. Because of the reaction caused by this tweet, Honda moved the topic to YouTube to continue the discussion.

The video, which is about 12 minutes long, shows what some foreigners think about (complaining about the situation of children being noisy and not letting them play with the ball). Here's what they have to say:

F: "Because it's a park, noise is a matter of course, although it can be noisy when you have fun, but you have to understand this when you live near the park." ”

M: "It's important for children to play in the park. ”

F: "The park is for kids, because you can't always play ball in the apartment, right?" Playing in the apartment is called causing trouble for the neighborhood. Children, it is normal to be noisy, they grow up like this, and their lung capacity is also trained in this way, so let them shout freely. ”

F: "Children should be understood to play loudly, playing with other children can develop their social skills, so it is important to play and socialize with friends now." ”

After listening to this, Honda expounded his opinion in English and went on to discuss some unreasonable rules surrounding Japanese parks: "You can learn a lot in school, but these are not enough. For families, children should also have plenty of free places to play, and they're right. ”

"I've actually heard why they don't like kids playing in the park. Of course, because it's too noisy, or it's dangerous, they don't want the kids to play with the ball, and the kids kick and throw the ball and so on... I'm not very clear either. The problem is that the 'park side' forbids them to play with the ball, which is not allowed by the official side, and that's the problem. If the child may be in danger while the child is playing, you just have to say to them, 'Be careful, you can play, but you can't do it' to remind me that it's okay. ”

"I don't think it makes sense to ban playing ball. Playing with the ball is indeed risky, but what is not risky to play? Playing football is also risky, I say you don't mind, I play football also hurt, knee may have to be treated. There have been things like that before, so it's dangerous... What is the meaning of danger? It's really dangerous to play outside now, and the kids have to understand 'what's dangerous', 'what is the danger', 'is this safe', and that's my point. ”

The topic also expanded to the difference in the size of parks in the United States and Japan, Honda said: "About this, I think of the United States, the United States [of the park] is very large, the United States and Japan are incomparable." "Therefore, it has been suggested that ball-like activities such as playing soccer and baseball in Japanese parks are prohibited.

Honda continued to express his opinion: "That's the problem, because the park is not so big, so it is often told not to play with the ball. Adults just need to be able to let the children play freely, and when the children make mistakes, tell them, 'This is too much'. And children also slowly learn (some things) by being reprimanded by adults. "The situation now is that the kids don't have any challenges in the park, right?" It's so weird that adults need to talk more about it. ”

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