Japan in pills: everything you discover on your first trip
1) Japan is a super-male country
2) The Japanese eat a lot of embarrassing eggs and yet they live 100 years .. (this story of cholesterol in the yolk does not tell us right !!)
3) You can't blow your nose in public because it's rude, but you can safely fart without any problem
4) There are also fat Japanese people
5) In Japanese the word "no" is never used (practically equivalent to a vaffa ..)
6) Ramen (which is considered a poor dish) is probably the dish you will miss the most
7) The green of the gardens is something indescribable
8) 1kg of tomatoes costs the same as a gold bar
9) The poor practically do not exist and therefore there is no crime
10) Onigiri are addictive
11) The Japanese are not gifted with problem solving: ask them for a minimal modification and they will die
12) Traveling in Japan is very easy even if you know the language
13) There are public toilets everywhere and they are all immaculate
14) In Japan you can eat very well with two lire
15) The Japanese do not give you the discount even to die
16) You do not smoke on the street but in restaurants, yes, go ahead and understand!
17) The Japanese can sleep anywhere
18) The Japanese are obsessed with packaging and use an indescribable amount of plastic (but it seems that they recycle 99% .. at least so they say!)
19) Vegans and vegetarians don't have an easy time in Japan
20) The Japanese always dress elegantly
21) The Japanese are very precise but also very inefficient
22) The Japanese have drawn heavily from Chinese culture (alphabet, religion, architecture ...), let's say they invented little and nothing
23) Earthquakes and wars have destroyed practically everything, what can be seen today at most dates back to 2/3 centuries ago
24) Walking around the alleys at night in Tokyo is priceless
Sayonara Japan, surely we will see you again soon !!
You may also be interested in these other articles on Japan:
- How to organize a trip to Japan
- What to see in Tokyo in 3 days (or more)
- How to get around Japan: all you need to know about the Japan Rail Pass, the metro, buses, internal flights and taxis
- How much does a trip to Japan cost?
- Travel to Japan: itinerary between culture and nature