There are many countries in the world that are famous for their peculiarities. But Japan is probably the most exotic country. It is called the land of the rising sun, although it could just as easily be called the country of singing toilets or the country of blue traffic lights. Indeed, Japan is a unique country and it is different from the rest of the world. Japanese farmers grow square watermelons, people leave their umbrellas on special stands, and there is even a chain of restaurants that serves only canned food. In short, there are many things about Japan that make it very special. Let's find out together. Other videos you might be interested in: 20 Things You Can Only Find in Japan (Even If You've Traveled the World) 20 Things You Can Only Find... 18 Brilliant Inventions That Only Exist in Japan So Far 18 Brilliant Inventions That Still... 20 Facts Proving Japan Is From the Future 20 Facts Proving Japan Is From the Future Timestamps: Square Watermelons 0:17 Ramen Noodle Bath 0:35 Kit Kat's Unusual Flavors 0:58 Fake Food 1:17 Rabbit Island 1:36 Purikura Photo Booth 1:53 Subway Pushers 2:22 Umbrella Parking 2:42 Millions of Vending Machines 3:00 Tokyo's Largest Resident 3:23 Train Delays Make Headlines 3:50 Silent Karaoke 4:16 Polite Slurping 4:34 Facial Tissues 4:54 Water-Saving Sink 5:13 Weird Mayonnaise 5:35 Quiet Hour at Work 5:55 The World's Shortest Escalator 6:14 Canned Food Restaurant 6:32 Doll Village 6:53 No Fours 7:16 Blue Traffic Light 7:35 School Cleaning 8:00 Train with Foot Baths 8:18 Toilets of the Future 8:41 Incredible Ice Cream Flavors 9:04 Space-Saving Parking 9:21 Robot Hotel 9:33 Café Table Companion 9:59 #japan #japaneseculture #brightside Summary: Yunessun Spa Hotel in Hakone offers its guests a unique service - the opportunity to splash in a vat of pork broth and ramen noodles. Experts make such dishes from plastic or wax, and they look no less delicious than the real thing. Photo booths "Purikura" allow you to retouch photos right on the spot, add different backgrounds, funny stickers and captions. There are more than 5 million vending machines in Japan! Mostly because people here work late. In 2015, Godzilla officially received Japanese citizenship. Punctuality is very important in Japan, so train station employees do everything to ensure that trains are not late for a second. Although in many countries, slurping while eating is considered bad manners, in Japan it is a confirmation of how delicious the dish was. The Japanese do not eat it with salads, meat or sandwiches. Instead, they add it to ice cream or pancakes. The shortest escalator in the world can be found in the basement of the More shopping center in Kawasaki. It has only 5 steps and is 80 cm high. The village of Nagoru was once home to 300 people, but now there are only 40 residents left. Local artist Ayano Tsukimi has created over 300 life-size dolls that look like the former residents. In Japanese culture, it is customary to avoid the number 4 because it is considered a bad omen. There is no green traffic light in Japan, only blue. And it's all about the language. Historically, both colors were denoted by one word in Japanese. Japanese schoolchildren learn to clean up at school, and this is part of their education. Toilets in Japan are state-of-the-art. And to use them, a person needs to know the purpose of all the buttons on the panel. Since Japan is a densely populated country, the Japanese prefer compactness in everything. Therefore, their parking lots are a smart system. They work like a multi-level garage. Music: Epidemic Sound https://www.epidemicsound.com/ Subscribe to AdMe: http://goo.gl/DgUonf ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- This is life! on Youtube: https://bit.ly/2tKobHX Take and do Kids https://bit.ly/2H5MVlY Stock materials (photos, videos and others): https://www.depositphotos.com https://www.shutterstock.com https://www.eastnews.ru ---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- More cool articles and videos on http://adme.ru/