Things in Japan That Just Make Sense 🇯🇵
Discover 3 things in Japan that just make sense! In major cities like Osaka, massive underground shopping streets are filled with restaurants, cafes, and retail stores—perfect for rainy or cold weather. Japanese bathroom mirrors have built-in anti-fog technology that keeps part of the mirror clear after a hot shower. On escalators, everyone stands on the right so people in a hurry can walk on the left—Japan’s efficiency is unmatched. If you’re into Japan travel, Japanese culture, or travel hacks, don’t miss this!
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You only sltand on the right in Osaka. Everywhere else, you stand on the left. Its against the rules to walk on escalators in Yokohama and Tokyo
The first one they have in Canada basically, large underground malls but definitely not that huge