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I’m sorry but when visiting Japan and landing in Tokyo sort of late in the evening I was shocked that people actually fall asleep on the subway and fall down, a
by ThalesX 4y ago
I’m sorry but when visiting Japan and landing in Tokyo sort of late in the evening I was shocked that people actually fall asleep on the subway and fall down, and this is from overworking. I wouldn’t have believed it had I not seen it with my own eyes.
Then late at night, scores of young men dressed in suits were playing arcade games.
I’ve also heard about those that just give up and live in a room in their parents house.
Japanese shops also have the weirdest assortment of products ever.
This might come off as ignorant as I’ve obviously not experienced the ‘real japan’ but I’m not sure this would be the case if what I mentioned would be a fundamental part of the culture.
Disclaimer: I really enjoyed my time there, espectially out of the big cities and was particularly impressed by the cleanliness and how nice the people were.
- hsn915 4y agoWhen I first visited Japan I went to Akihabara a lot. You can see a lot of "weird" and "only in Japan" things there, but it's not really a good representation of Japanese society. The vast majority of people in Japan don't frequent Akihabara, and many have never even visited it even once.