Japanese trains are among the world’s most punctual; their average delay is just 18 seconds.
Ninety percent of all mobile phones sold in Japan are waterproof because youth like to use them even while showering.
When Japanese people meet, they traditionally bow instead of shake hands, and the lowest bow shows the deepest respect
In Japan, black cats are considered good luck charms or omens of good luck
Raw horse meat is considered a delicacy in Japan. It is called basashi and is sliced thinly and eaten raw
Japan is the largest automobile producer in the world, and the Japanese company Toyota is the third largest automaker in the world.
In Japan, it is considered rude to tear the wrapping paper off of a gift.
Japan has the third longest life expectancy in the world with men living to 81 years old and women living to almost 88 years old.
The Japanese avoid the number four (shi) because it sounds the same as the word for death. Tall buildings do not have a fourth floor. Tea and sake sets are sold with five cups. Three or five is the desirable number of guests in a traditional Japanese tea ceremony. As a rule, odd numbers are preferred over even numbers in Japan.
Ninety percent of all mobile phones sold in Japan are waterproof because youth like to use them even while showering.
When Japanese people meet, they traditionally bow instead of shake hands, and the lowest bow shows the deepest respect
In Japan, black cats are considered good luck charms or omens of good luck
Raw horse meat is considered a delicacy in Japan. It is called basashi and is sliced thinly and eaten raw
Japan is the largest automobile producer in the world, and the Japanese company Toyota is the third largest automaker in the world.
In Japan, it is considered rude to tear the wrapping paper off of a gift.
Japan has the third longest life expectancy in the world with men living to 81 years old and women living to almost 88 years old.
The Japanese avoid the number four (shi) because it sounds the same as the word for death. Tall buildings do not have a fourth floor. Tea and sake sets are sold with five cups. Three or five is the desirable number of guests in a traditional Japanese tea ceremony. As a rule, odd numbers are preferred over even numbers in Japan.
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