Comments to article «13 Japanese Traditions That Are Far Beyond Our Understanding»

Been there as a tourist. What a hospitality.. commendable. Every thing on this blog is true. Good bless people of Japan. With love from India. Wish I could visit again.

Hey umm on 11th fact there are Korean people on the picture not Japanese. That scene is from popular Korean historical drama.

Their gardens are always so nice, I would love to walk around in them all day ?

I would love to go to Japan I aye seaweed in forth grade with a Japanese girl.I think it be nicer to do that there..i love cultures.

The photo No. 11 is a total mistake. It's Korean. No check, no responsibility, and no sensitivity. It's an easy job you are doing.

For picture number 2 can you please reference the appropriate source, please.

Source https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gjnAsJtkijo

I have been a seaman for so many years. Visited Japan when I was an AB seaman, 3rd Mate and a Chief Officer and they have a very good work ethics, respectful of other workers and the most is their time management. If I ever have a chance to live there, I'll love to do it.

As an American college student, I was touring Kyoto on my own. At the end of the day I boarded a bus that I had assumed would take me back to my hotel. Unfortunately, I read the map incorrectly and the loop that would take me to my hotel was not continuous and I ended up as the last person on the bus at the last stop - the bus garage. The driver politely wrote down the number of the bus I need and walked me to the stop where I waited. A few minutes later, the bus driver, having finished his shift, pulled up in his personal car and drove me back to my hotel!