20 Weird (or Amazing) Things That Are Totally Normal in Japan
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I think they try to avoid sun not because of the skin cancer actually. In Asia pale skin is considered to beautiful, and something "royal", that's why they don't want to get tanned.
while on east tanned skin is loved by girls, and we try to tan it by any costs.. difference in societies :D
I only wonder how they don't feel too hot in so many clothes during the summer period. Can't try just use sunscreen?
sunscreen is probably more expensive and also, in big amounts, harmful. Clothes are safer version in this case
I have blood type B, but not sure if I'm selfish. Though I like such "personality" approach 😄
Chapatsu doesn’t mean “tea hair”, that is just literal translation. It’s abbreviated combo of chairo (= brown which in Kanji is ‘tea coloured’) and touhatsu (= hair in head)
And no one says “Ii desu” as affirmative when offered something! Only as “no thanks”. If I was offered tea and I want it, I’d say “hai, arigatou” or just “arigatou”.
