Curious things of Japan

To sleep in a capsule

To sleep in a capsule Surely that this you sounds, and there is that for a few years they have given much that to speak in the western world.. To sleep inside one of the capsules is chilling enough. Nevertheless, it is one of the options of more fashionable in Japan and more claimed by the tourists. The price is economic enough .

Watching movies right until the end

While it no doubt irks those who were involved in the production and whose names appears at the end, most moviegoers tend to pack up and leave the moment the screen goes black and a movie’s credits start rolling. Sure, there are a few films that put some outtakes or something for hardcore fans to enjoy in their credits, but more often than not it’s just a list of names (sorry, filmmakers!) that mean nothing to us. Regardless of that fact, and often that all of the names and job titles that appear are written in a foreign language, the vast majority of Japanese people will sit in complete silence in the movie theatre and watch the entire credit roll, right until the projector flicks off and
the lights are turned up.

      Braille on Your Beer

Japanese beer cans are designed with many special features, one of which is that they are imprinted with braille for our blind brothers and sisters who also deserve to kick back and enjoy a brew with ease.

This was actually a recent development in Japan who used to have a poor record of accessibility for differently abled people.  In the past few years, there has been a huge push in Government and industry to reverse this trend, with results like this.

                                             Delivery Companies Who Actually Deliver Things When You Want It

Speaking of stellar customer service Japan’s delivery companies, led by but not exclusive to the infamous black cat Yamato company, are really an example for all others.

For a price that rivals other countries couriers Japan’s delivery services have a habit of getting things to you faster than you’d expect.  And although they also have their “from 1:00pm to 4:00pm” windows of time you can often expect them at your doorstep near the beginning of that window.