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40 Times Japan Astounded Us with Its Awesomeness

人生は素晴らしい

Japan is considered amazing for many reasons…

Culture and Traditions: Japan has a rich cultural heritage, including centuries-old traditions such as tea ceremonies, calligraphy, and ikebana (flower arrangement). The country is also famous for its unique festivals and events, such as the cherry blossom viewing in spring and the red-leaved forests in autumn.

Technology and Innovation: Japan is one of the world’s leading economies and is known for its advanced technology and innovation. From high-speed trains and robots to cutting-edge electronics and animation, Japan is at the forefront of many industries.

Food and Cuisine: Japanese food is considered some of the best in the world, with a focus on fresh, seasonal ingredients and intricate presentation. From sushi and tempura to soba and udon, there is a wide variety of delicious dishes to try.

Natural Beauty: Japan is home to a stunning array of natural wonders, including the iconic Mount Fuji, hot springs, and stunning gardens. The country’s four distinct seasons also offer a variety of landscapes, from cherry blossom-filled parks in spring to the breathtaking red-leaved forests of autumn.

Safety and Cleanliness: Japan is known for being a safe and clean country, with low crime rates and a strong sense of community. The streets are well-maintained and litter-free, and public transport is punctual and efficient.

These are just a few of the many reasons why Japan is considered amazing. Whether you are interested in culture, technology, food, or nature, Japan has something to offer for everyone.

Let’s take a look at some reasons why we think Japan is awesome…

This unmanned KFC hot food van

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Umbrella Sky, Metsa Village

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Came out to Shinjuku and saw the coolest advertisement display

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A vending machine that considers and compliments it’s surroundings

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Night bus in Japan

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Japanese government sends individuals quarantining at home free care packages! Shown is for 1 person (me) in Tokyo

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Book store in Matsumoto City

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Bus for a preschool, spotted in Nagoya

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Suspended train in Chiba, Japan

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There’s a privacy button that plays sound in the toilet in the background in Japan so any noises you make while going toilet won’t be heard

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Byakue Kannon statue at Sendei, Japen

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This toilet refills the flush with the water you wash your hands with

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Japanese hospital food

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If you have a cup noodle in Japan, you’ll get cats on the inside of the lids. However, at a 6% chance, you’ll get a Tibetan fox

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Some grocery carts in Japan are designed to stack vertically to cut down on aisle congestion

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Fruit-shaped bus stops

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The Japanese government sends a care package if you catch COVID. This is for a family of 2 in Tokyo

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This bakery in Japan puts their leftover bread in a vending machine to sell after hours

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3D coffee art from Japan

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Rice Field Art

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In an airport in Hokkaido, Japan, there are refrigerated lockers to store your seafood purchase

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This hook-shaped restroom door handle in Japan, so you don’t need to use your hands

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A curved escalator

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Japanese restaurant has a tiny Mount Fuji in the base of their glasses

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Love the customized manhole covers they have in each locality around

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My favourite shop sign in Kyoto

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Mini Japanese garden between seats on a train to Kyoto

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This is what 0$ currently gets you in Japan. To boost the economy Japan gives out free money coupons to use in local supermarkets and restaurants if you are in-country traveling. We only spent a tenth of the money we got as coupons on this

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Kyoto Station, with its 12 floors of escalators

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Osaka train seats have this pattern to remind you to offer your seat up to people that need it more

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Summer in Hokkaido

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Pikachu Themed Train

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This phone booth in Osaka

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Motorized extra train seat in Japan

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Claw machine lets you win a cheesecake

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The ladies’ bathroom at my nearby mall in Japan

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City lights of Nagano seen through the fog

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Probably the most beautiful hotel I have ever been to. Aizu Ashinomaki onsen Okawaso, Fukushima

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Sewer cover in Japan

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Speaker shrine in Japan that you can Bluetooth your own audio to

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Chopstick store on Kappabashi Street in Tokyo

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Trolley in Japan that has umbrella and walking stick holder

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This locker area I found in a science museum in Nagoya, Japan

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Shopping mall food court in Japan offers napkins to wipe tables. Everyone unfolds their used napkins and stacks them neatly

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Train station in my town has a line for visually-impaired people

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The trains in Japan have women-only cars

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This building in Tokyo with plants growing on the sides of it

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Found this at my host family’s house in Japan

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Hotel in Tokyo has a free smartphone to use while here

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A fire hydrant in Tokyo

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Written by Riley

Joyenergizer Pop Culture Journalist

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