Nippon, the Land of the Rising Sun…this country has many names, but it is commonly known as Japan. Since 1853 when it opened up to international trade, the country has been captivating travelers. Today, Japanese culture is really spread across the globe and has a serious influence on many aspects of modern life.
In this video I will tell you some interesting facts about Japan:
– What did Steven Seagal do there and at what time.
– How Hiroshima & Nagasaki live after 78 years since atomic bombing.
– What are the advantages of the Shinkansen (bullet train).
– What else did Samurai do aside from training and fighting.
– How much do Japanese studios earn by making anime.
– What happened to Russian Emperor Nicolas II during his trip to Japan.
– Who was the creator of Karaoke.
– What rules do sumo wrestlers adhere to in everyday life.
And yeah, you’ll also learn that Japanese cuisine is more than just Sushi and Sake. #bullettrains #stevenseagal #natto #otsu #hiroshimaday
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