10 things I miss about Japan..!!
Living in Japan for few weeks, I felt so relaxed and homely. It is one of the best destination for Independent people. You will never get bore living in Japan. There is so much to do and I felt that wish I stayed longer. Now that I'am back in UAE, I definitely miss Japan..!! Here are the following lists -
- Safety - I felt extremely safe while I was there. I'am sure crime exist but during my stay I did not feel scared at all. I walked around every where alone did not come across anything unusual. I'am a very much an out door person so I enjoy walking around , exploring the streets and town.
- Cleanliness - The house I lived was super clean, which made me very comfortable. The roads are pretty clean too.
- Moist towels in restaurants and cafes- In Japan, almost every restaurant or cafe you visit, they will provide you a moist towel to wipe your hands the moment you take a seat.
- Tipping- When you visit any restaurants or cafe, you do not give tips. Even when they provide you first class service. You don't have to give a single yen, when they do their job - really well without expecting anything extra from the customer.
- Japanese Toilet and Bath - I loved the fancy toilets. The warm toilet seats. I would call it futuristic toilets. The luxurious home bath tubs in Japan are so amazing. I could spend all day in bath tub.
- Cafes and Book stores - When we talk about cafes we think about Europe but I saw the most coolest cafes in Japan. I visited many book stores too, I enjoyed flipping through the Japanese magazine, I found some really good english books on Japan.
- Food - Talk about food I'am going to miss my favorite matcha green tea, Sushi, Ramen.
- Trains - I appreciate the punctuality of the trains. How well it is connected everywhere in Japan, the easiest way to get to any where you want. It makes the journey very comfortable.
- Money tray in shop - When you shop anything in Japan, you don't give the money to cashiers hand instead you place the money on the plastic tray . When they give your changes back, It will be kept on tray.
- Customer service - The warm greetings that welcomes you the moment you enter a shop, restaurants . I truly admire Japanese good manners and politeness. I feel you will only experience this in Japan. This is something I learnt from Japanese culture.
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