Really I can't count how many times I've heard that Japan is a unique country different from the rest of the world. he got me wondering and one day I just couldn't take it I started my own research in spoiler alert it was first shattering kind of like Godzilla when I have Pringles soup when in Japan are you going in the mood for dinner with a huge plush Moomin and a Japanese Cafe not a problem at all and let me tell you that's just the beginning.
1. Most people know that a sure sign they can cross the road is the little lit up green man, well not in Japan there you should wait for a green rabbit called Miffy this bunny is a creation of Dick Bruna. a Dutch offer of children's books how did this rabbit make it to Japan being super simple it looks very much like the Hello Kitty. the Japanese are in love with it.
2. Ever tried those amazing head massagers that are said to reduce stress and rid you of headaches cool, huh in Japan you can get a lazy and much more creative alternative to this advice it's electric and looks like a big multi-colored octopus.
3. You're probably used to sitting on a chair when visiting a bar or a cafe? you might ask me “when you're talking about ?” what else am I supposed to sit on. Well in Japan Cafe cheers look more like low comfortable armchairs and if you try hard enough you can even lie on one of them such pieces of furniture called Izakaya which is also the name of the informal Japanese pubs where you can find them.
4. In Japan, they grow square watermelons know it's not a slip of the tongue that would have been square watermelon. In Kagawa prefecture, they produce a couple hundred square watermelons a year these watermelons aren't genetically modified or anything like that it's just that such a shape makes it easier to deliver the fruit to retailers, unfortunately, most square watermelons get harvested before they're ripe and therefore they're not meant for eating right away. But if you decide to get one it's the cost will be impressive about $ 15 to $ 20 per box
5. Pringles have been incredibly popular all over the world for decades however when you buy Pringles in Japan you don't get a tube of potato chips you get noodles yep Pringles is a noodle brand and the Japanese eat this Ramen very often.
6. Usually a coffee machine is a simple thing several buttons for choosing a drink to your liking and standard paper cups in Japan however a coffee machine is so much more first there's a service that lets you order your coffee in a special app and pick it up in the most conveniently located store at a particular time but on top of that you get your drink not in a plastic or paper cup but in a bottle that can be customized with the help of multicolored tags.
7. What would be more natural for us westerners then to visit the nearest cafe order a coffee and a sandwich and enjoy our lunch break sitting alone at the table but in Japan if you come to a cafe alone you get a massive plush moment as your lunch companion so that you don't feel sad.
8. Animal shaped cookies are always fun to eat aren't they know that feeling of anticipation when you put your hand in the bag and try to guess which Critter you're going to leave next few carnivores in Japan you can play the same guessing game but they're your catch will be Pokemon shaped cookies
9. every single time I eat sushi rice balls out the pieces of fish as soon as I pick them up with my Chopsticks, now in Japan though people don't have this problem they make the rice with a special sauce that consists of salt sugar and rice vinegar is sauce keeps the rice together and allows you to bring Sushi up to your mouth in one peace.
10. A holiday meal means tons of tasty food and of course a big roast turkey, but if you ever celebrate the holidays while in Japan don't be surprised to be treated with KFC instead of more traditional food the thing is that in this country eating food from KFC for the holidays is a widely practiced tradition.
11. In the Ginza District of Tokyo there's an unusual stationery store which Rises 12 floors the store sells high-quality stationery and each of its levels has a different concept for example on the second floor you'll find the shared space where there are things necessary for sending your thoughts to other people like envelopes letter paper and postcards you can write a letter write been in there and send it immediately from where you are and on the 4th floor in the meeting space you can create an original notebook with a cover and paper of your choice and your name engraved on it number to well.
12. There are more than 50 million vending machines in Japan and that means they're literally everywhere besides they're incredibly diverse you can buy almost anything therefrom hot dishes ice cream and candies to books umbrellas and newspapers rumor has it these vending machines make around 50 billion a year.
13. If you're in Japan and wondering which souvenirs you can get for your family and friends try Japan limited kitkat's they come in loads of different interesting kind of like green tea for example to collect them all
14. It's a common thing in Japan to see people handing out free tissues on the street what's the catch with simple companies put their advertisements on or inside tissue packages and people who take them learn about their services or products it must be working since more than four billion free tissue packages get distributed in Japan every year, that's a lot of runny noses
15. Suffering from the cold in the winter ? just get yourself one of these one use pocket heaters that are so popular in Japan it's called Cairo and nowadays you just need to open it for the chemical reaction to begin besides warming your hands you can also stick these warmers inside your clothes when a gym of an idea for a freezing winter number
16. Photo booths are nothing new to anyone these days but in Japan these machines call Purikura are a hold different level c4yourself there you can only take your photo but also a design or writing adjust the size of your facial features or even send the receive photos to your mobile device however there's some bad news for men they aren't allowed and are most Purikura establishments on their own they must have a NASCAR
17. Do you love unusual forms of art? that how about rice paddy art it was born in the village of Eniko Dante in the Amore prefecture in 1993 to attract attention to the place apparently the attempt was a success because now rice paddy Fields have already appeared in more than one hundred other locations. So what exactly is rice Paddy art? people plant rice of different colors and times to create breathtaking images in Paddy Fields looking at these field from above you can see your favorite anime characters
18. Imagine returning home after a long and crazy day at work the only thing you can think of is lying down on your bed and closing your eyes but you still have a long and tiresome Subway commute well the Japanese have found a solution for this problem and that's a Subway chinrest it may look bizarre at Forsyth but this way even if you're not off while standing shoulder-to-shoulder with other passengers you won't tip over you might even have a good pre-dinner nap
19. If you arrive in Japan order a taxi and here it is nothing new but then you almost jump out of your skin when the car's door opens automatically right under your nose these doors were first introduced by large taxi companies in 1964 for the Tokyo Olympic Games the Japanese believe that such Hospitality would allow passengers to have an even more enjoyable ride
20. Other Japanese railway lines the Yamagata shinkansen which is the name of a high-speed train in Japan is a mini shinkansen root that means that the train speed on this route doesn't reach more than 80 miles per hour, but that's not the most curious thing about this line connecting Fukushima and Shinjo trains on this route have sightseeing cars with foot bath they're positioned in such a way that you can watch breathtaking views pass by while soaking your feet on top of that some cars are furnished with tatami flooring for tourist to enjoy every single minute of their ride oh yeah.
1. Most people know that a sure sign they can cross the road is the little lit up green man, well not in Japan there you should wait for a green rabbit called Miffy this bunny is a creation of Dick Bruna. a Dutch offer of children's books how did this rabbit make it to Japan being super simple it looks very much like the Hello Kitty. the Japanese are in love with it.
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| sign cross street - unique japan |
2. Ever tried those amazing head massagers that are said to reduce stress and rid you of headaches cool, huh in Japan you can get a lazy and much more creative alternative to this advice it's electric and looks like a big multi-colored octopus.
3. You're probably used to sitting on a chair when visiting a bar or a cafe? you might ask me “when you're talking about ?” what else am I supposed to sit on. Well in Japan Cafe cheers look more like low comfortable armchairs and if you try hard enough you can even lie on one of them such pieces of furniture called Izakaya which is also the name of the informal Japanese pubs where you can find them.
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| Izakaya chair - Unique Japan |
4. In Japan, they grow square watermelons know it's not a slip of the tongue that would have been square watermelon. In Kagawa prefecture, they produce a couple hundred square watermelons a year these watermelons aren't genetically modified or anything like that it's just that such a shape makes it easier to deliver the fruit to retailers, unfortunately, most square watermelons get harvested before they're ripe and therefore they're not meant for eating right away. But if you decide to get one it's the cost will be impressive about $ 15 to $ 20 per box
5. Pringles have been incredibly popular all over the world for decades however when you buy Pringles in Japan you don't get a tube of potato chips you get noodles yep Pringles is a noodle brand and the Japanese eat this Ramen very often.
6. Usually a coffee machine is a simple thing several buttons for choosing a drink to your liking and standard paper cups in Japan however a coffee machine is so much more first there's a service that lets you order your coffee in a special app and pick it up in the most conveniently located store at a particular time but on top of that you get your drink not in a plastic or paper cup but in a bottle that can be customized with the help of multicolored tags.
7. What would be more natural for us westerners then to visit the nearest cafe order a coffee and a sandwich and enjoy our lunch break sitting alone at the table but in Japan if you come to a cafe alone you get a massive plush moment as your lunch companion so that you don't feel sad.
8. Animal shaped cookies are always fun to eat aren't they know that feeling of anticipation when you put your hand in the bag and try to guess which Critter you're going to leave next few carnivores in Japan you can play the same guessing game but they're your catch will be Pokemon shaped cookies
9. every single time I eat sushi rice balls out the pieces of fish as soon as I pick them up with my Chopsticks, now in Japan though people don't have this problem they make the rice with a special sauce that consists of salt sugar and rice vinegar is sauce keeps the rice together and allows you to bring Sushi up to your mouth in one peace.
10. A holiday meal means tons of tasty food and of course a big roast turkey, but if you ever celebrate the holidays while in Japan don't be surprised to be treated with KFC instead of more traditional food the thing is that in this country eating food from KFC for the holidays is a widely practiced tradition.
11. In the Ginza District of Tokyo there's an unusual stationery store which Rises 12 floors the store sells high-quality stationery and each of its levels has a different concept for example on the second floor you'll find the shared space where there are things necessary for sending your thoughts to other people like envelopes letter paper and postcards you can write a letter write been in there and send it immediately from where you are and on the 4th floor in the meeting space you can create an original notebook with a cover and paper of your choice and your name engraved on it number to well.
12. There are more than 50 million vending machines in Japan and that means they're literally everywhere besides they're incredibly diverse you can buy almost anything therefrom hot dishes ice cream and candies to books umbrellas and newspapers rumor has it these vending machines make around 50 billion a year.
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| vending machines - Unique Japan |
13. If you're in Japan and wondering which souvenirs you can get for your family and friends try Japan limited kitkat's they come in loads of different interesting kind of like green tea for example to collect them all
14. It's a common thing in Japan to see people handing out free tissues on the street what's the catch with simple companies put their advertisements on or inside tissue packages and people who take them learn about their services or products it must be working since more than four billion free tissue packages get distributed in Japan every year, that's a lot of runny noses
15. Suffering from the cold in the winter ? just get yourself one of these one use pocket heaters that are so popular in Japan it's called Cairo and nowadays you just need to open it for the chemical reaction to begin besides warming your hands you can also stick these warmers inside your clothes when a gym of an idea for a freezing winter number
16. Photo booths are nothing new to anyone these days but in Japan these machines call Purikura are a hold different level c4yourself there you can only take your photo but also a design or writing adjust the size of your facial features or even send the receive photos to your mobile device however there's some bad news for men they aren't allowed and are most Purikura establishments on their own they must have a NASCAR
17. Do you love unusual forms of art? that how about rice paddy art it was born in the village of Eniko Dante in the Amore prefecture in 1993 to attract attention to the place apparently the attempt was a success because now rice paddy Fields have already appeared in more than one hundred other locations. So what exactly is rice Paddy art? people plant rice of different colors and times to create breathtaking images in Paddy Fields looking at these field from above you can see your favorite anime characters
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| Paddy Field - Unique Japan |
18. Imagine returning home after a long and crazy day at work the only thing you can think of is lying down on your bed and closing your eyes but you still have a long and tiresome Subway commute well the Japanese have found a solution for this problem and that's a Subway chinrest it may look bizarre at Forsyth but this way even if you're not off while standing shoulder-to-shoulder with other passengers you won't tip over you might even have a good pre-dinner nap
19. If you arrive in Japan order a taxi and here it is nothing new but then you almost jump out of your skin when the car's door opens automatically right under your nose these doors were first introduced by large taxi companies in 1964 for the Tokyo Olympic Games the Japanese believe that such Hospitality would allow passengers to have an even more enjoyable ride
20. Other Japanese railway lines the Yamagata shinkansen which is the name of a high-speed train in Japan is a mini shinkansen root that means that the train speed on this route doesn't reach more than 80 miles per hour, but that's not the most curious thing about this line connecting Fukushima and Shinjo trains on this route have sightseeing cars with foot bath they're positioned in such a way that you can watch breathtaking views pass by while soaking your feet on top of that some cars are furnished with tatami flooring for tourist to enjoy every single minute of their ride oh yeah.
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