1, Toilet
Yup, there is a squatting style toilet. Buuuut,
Today, we see this high-tech style toilet more. The seat is heated and you can wash your butt / love hole by pushing the buttons next to it!
2. Pee Sound Eliminator (Otohime)
Japanese women don't want others to hear the sound of peeing so they used to flush a toilet while they were peeing which caused waste of water. Then Otohime ("Sound Princess" for the direct translation) is invented. This makes a water running sound that can eliminate not only the pee sound but also the booty bomb sound.
3. Cigarette Vending Machines
Don't worry, only the people who have a registered card can use the vending machines.
4. Alcohol Vending Machines
Don't worry, anyone can buy them.
5. Pornographic Vending Machines
It is hard to find them, but they exist. Lol
6. Public Drinking
Public drinking is not prohibited in japan. Japanese people love the outdoors and there are so many festivals to celebrate a beauty of nature. Drinking outside is like socializing with the nature.
7. People in a Mask
One of the famous mom phrases in Japan is "Don't cause people trouble." Japanese people are told to wear a mask when they are sick. Today, some people wear a mask when they have no makeup on.
8. Girls wearing Skirts on a Bike
It is quite normal for Japanese girls to ride a bike while wearing skirts. Japanese schools are usually required to wear a uniform, so people who commute by a bike don't have any choice.
9. Smoking in restaurants
If a restaurant doesn't state "No smoking", you are allowed to smoke in the restaurant, even though most Japanese people hate it.
10. Cats Coffee Shops (Neko Caffe)
Since some households have cat allergies in Japan, others aren't able to have a cat. Therefore, they should visit Neko caffe! You can hang out with cats with a cup of coffee! Japan has rabbits, birds and reptiles coffee shops too!
11. Fox Village
You can pet friendly cute foxes!!
12. Hot Spring – Naked People are Everywhere!
Japanese people don't hesitate to be naked in front of strangers because they LOVE hot springs! Hot springs have natural health benefits that solve skin problems, relieve pain, promote sleep, boost blood circulation, and reduce stresses!
13. Wine Bath
You can also take a wine bath while having a glass of wine directly from the bottle.
14. Capsule Hotel
Hotels in Japan are not affordable especially in Tokyo. Capsule hotel is originally made for a business man who needs to stay a night for cheaper price. Today, it is popular for everyone including tourists. The average price of staying a capsule hotel is $20.
15. Love Hotel
Love hotels are for simply people who want to make sweet love! Japanese houses are not big as American houses due to the limited space in Japan, so if you want to have sex without parents noticing, you can stay at the hotel by the hour or for multiple nights. You can rent adults toys and cosplays if you want!
16. Punctual Trains
Japanese trains are the most punctual type of transportation in the world. If it says it will arrive in at 10:16, it will come in at the time! Their average delay is 10 seconds.
17. Pusher (Oshiya) for Trains
There is a job to push people into the train for safety. So many people try to ride in a packed train to not be late for a school and a work. Being late is a BIG BIG deal in Japan.
18. Don't Have a Certain Religion but Do Other Religion’s Rituals
If you ask Japanese people "What is your religion?" Most people say I don't have one. But they celebrate Christmas and Halloween. Japanese people simply love interesting events!
19. Bowing A LOT
You will see people bowing A LOT! Bowing is one of the most popular type of greetings in Japan. When they say good morning and goodbye, they usually bow. The different types of angles would depend on who they are talking to. They go deeper when they are talking to higher cooperative position.
20. Convenience Stores (Gas Station)
Japanese convenience stores are like a mini version of Walmart. They have everything! Each convenience store has an original bento boxes! They are open 24/7! #Convenience
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