27 TABOOS and CRAZY FACTS About JAPAN That BLOWS YOUR MIND!!!

27 TABOOS and Crazy FACTS About Japan That Blows Your Mind!

Welcome to our channel! In today’s video, we’re diving into the captivating world of Japan, a country known for its rich history, unique culture, and fascinating quirks. From culinary delights to technological marvels, Japan never ceases to amaze. Whether you’re planning a trip or just love learning about different cultures, these 25 facts about Japan will surely pique your interest and leave you wanting to know more. Let’s get started!

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27 crazy facts about Japan that blows your mind in today’s video we’re diving into the captivating world of Japan a country known for its Rich history unique culture and fascinating quirks from culinary Delights to technological Marvels Japan never ceases to amaze these 27 facts about Japan will surely pique your interest and leave you wanting to know more number two on the list will blow your mind so make sure you stay until the end of this short video let’s get started number 27 the first atomic bomb to this day Japan is the only country to ever have a nuclear bomb detonated on its soil Kumamoto was the original Target of the atomic bomb dropped by the US Air Force on Hiroshima on the day of the flight in April 1945 Kumamoto was covered in clouds and the bomber passed it by dropping the bomb on Hiroshima instead number 26 Godzilla the dinosaur Godzilla a huge monster resembling a dinosaur made his film debut in 1954 in Japan he is known as Gojira where he rose from the sea after being awakened by atomic bomb testing and attacked Tokyo number 25 inamori the art of workplace napping in Japan taking a nap at work known as inamori is not just acceptable it’s often viewed as a sign of dedication and hard work this practice demonstrates the employees commitment to their job as they are considered so hardw working that they can only catch a few minutes of sleep while at work number 24 adopting adults a unique aspect of Japanese culture is that 98% of adoptions are of male adults primarily to ensure family businesses remain within the family this practice helps sustain business legacies and Family Lines maintaining the continuity of traditional practices and Management number 23 anime industry giant Japan dominates the global animation industry with anime accounting for 60% of the world’s animated entertainment the country is home to nearly 130 voice acting schools training the next generation of talent for this thriving industry number 22 Shinjuku station the busiest in the world Tokyo’s Shinjuku station holds the record for the busiest train station in the world with over 2 million people passing through its Gates every day it’s a hub of activity showcasing Japan’s efficient and expansive public transportation system number 21 Haiku the shortest poetic form Haiku originating in Japan is the world’s shortest poetic form consisting of three lines with a 575 syllable structure these poems often reflect nature in the seasons capturing profound thoughts in minimal words number 20 yba the charm of crooked teeth in Japan crooked teeth known as yba are considered attractive many girls even undergo dental procedures to achieve this look as it is associated with youthfulness and natural beauty number 19 the shortest escalator the world’s shortest escalator is located in the basement of Mor’s Department store in Kawasaki Japan this tiny escalator has only five steps and stands at just 32.8 in 83.3 CMM High making it a quirky attraction number 18 gengaro fashion emerging in the 1990s gengaro fashion features young women with dark Tans bleached hair and colorful makeup this trend stands in stark contrast to the traditional Japanese standard of beauty which values pale skin and dark hair number 17 cherry blossoms Japan’s national flower cherry blossoms or Sakura are Japan’s national flower they symbolize the fleeting beauty of life and are celebrated Every Spring during Hanami a tradition where people gather to view and enjoy the blossoms number 16 low crime and AOK Gara Japan has one of the lowest homicide rates in the world however it is also home to Aoki gahara known as the suicide forest located at the base of Mount Fuji this Forest is the second most popular place for suicide after the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco number 16 vending machine variety Japan boasts around 5.5 million vending machines offering a vast array of products Beyond just snacks and drinks you can find machines selling fresh eggs umbrellas and even used women’s underwear showcasing the country’s penchant for convenience and Novelty number 14 Kobe beef a culinary delicacy famous worldwide true Kobe beef comes from the Tajima strain of Japanese black cattle raised in the hyogo prefecture these cattle are pampered with daily massages and a diet that includes sake and beer Mash resulting in exceptionally tender and flavorful meat number 13 Sushi from preservation to culinary art Sushi which dates back to the 2 Century ad began as a method of preserving fish in China before evolving into the Beloved culinary art we know today in Japan contrary to popular belief Sushi refers to vinegared Rice not raw fish raw fish served without rice is called Sashimi number 12 Ramen a national Obsession Japan consumes more than 5 billion servings of instant ramen noodles each year the first instant ramen chicken ramen was invented by Momofuku Ando in 1958 revolutionizing the way people eat number 11 manga a cultural staple over 2 billion manga or Japanese comic books are sold in Japan annually manga covers a wide range of genres and themes reflecting the diverse interests of its readers and playing a significant role in Japanese culture number 10 seafood lovers the Japanese consume more fish than any other Nation with an annual intake of about 17 million tons Seafood is a Cornerstone of the Japanese diet providing more than 20% of their protein intake number nine aging Society Japan has one of the highest proportions of elderly citizens with 21% of its population over 65 years old this demographic shift poses unique challenges and opportunities for the country number eight kanamara Matsuri the steel Fallas Festival each spring Japan celebrates the kanamara Matsuri or the Festival of the steel phus this Festival honors fertility and safe childbirth featuring parades and decorations centered around phallic imagery number seven cinematic influence from kurasawa to Star Wars Japanese director Akira kurosawa’s film The Hidden Fortress served as an inspiration for George lucas’ iconic Star Wars War s kurosawa’s storytelling and cinematic techniques have had a lasting impact on global Cinema number six McDonald’s Mania Japan is home to over 3,000 McDonald’s restaurants the highest number outside the United States this reflects the country’s love for fast food and American culture number five Metropolitan Marvel the Tokyo Yokohama metropolitan area with a population of 33 million people is the largest populated Metropolitan region in the world this bustling area is a testament to Japan’s Urban Development and economic prowess number four island nation Japan is an archipelago consisting of over 6800 islands with the four main islands being honu Hokkaido kushu and shikoku each island has its own unique culture and attractions number three longevity leader Japan boasts the third longest life expectancy in the world with men living up to 81 years and women nearly 88 years this longevity is attributed to a combination of diet diet health care and lifestyle factors number two Land of the Rising Sun in Japanese Japan is called nion or nipon meaning Land of the Rising Sun this name reflects Japan’s geographical position and its significance in Japanese culture and identity number one capsule hotels capsule hotels a unique Japanese Innovation offer small pod-like accommodations for travelers these Compact and efficient spaces provide a bed and basic amenities catering to budget conscious tourists and business Travelers looking for a quick place to rest thank you for watching the entire video please subscribe to our channel for more interesting videos [Music]