Sounds satisfying.

for the most part.

In America, we toss them out like trash. Same with brown people and girls and women.

At some point, one feels like being around is a just a burden and help is called enabling? What?

But their culture is steep on respecting and protecting the elderly. So the end result is the same as in Latin American countries that still practice the old Christian tenets of helping those in need.

Don't make any mistake that this respect for the elderly is anything like the autocratic expectation from White Americans who expect everyone to obey the old guys. The main difference, the elderly from other cultures do not use their latter years ridiculing people and taking advantage of their positions, if they have them.

just one of us taking care of one of us. It might start a revolution......

The subtitle said thank you, I never heard arigato. Also, the people don't look Japanese. I love his being called uncle and the man picking meat out of his bowl for uncle. The speaking style sounds Chinese, but I wouldn't recognize Korean or SE Asian. Where's Yuiyoshida when we need her?

I don't know any other Asian languages, but if I were to guess, I'd say it was Chinese.

Kindness

❤

Perhaps, China but definitely not Japan.