Interesting little things about life in Japan (18 photos)

Japan is a country of contrasts, where everything seems strange and unusual. But for locals, all these interesting things are, of course, the usual little things of life. Let's see what surprised tourists in Japan, in addition to the beauty of nature and famous attractions.

These sausages in the Japanese store are sold with the bone





Japanese chewing gum jars come with a small pack of papers in which you can wrap the already chewed gum



On weekdays, the Japanese subway runs cars only for women





"Vitamin buffet" in Japanese hotel



Elevators in Japan have emergency toilet seats in case you get stuck. And in a separate compartment you can also find drinking water, an emergency flashlight, toilet paper and deodorant



Farmer's shelf. You can just drop a coin and take whatever you want. Everything is completely trust-based. One old man was cleaning up the tomatoes he hadn't sold that day and gave them to us for free



A salad dressing vending machine in Japan



A construction site in Japan displays noise levels in decibels



A shopping bag from a mall in Kyoto comes with a raincoat for him



Japan has Kit Kat with red beans



This manhole cover in Kawaguchiko, Japan



Japan sells Pringles with egg flavor Benedict



This building in Tokyo has a whole garden on its walls



Bowling balls in Japan look like basketballs



Toilet signs at the station Kyoto



These are Japanese pads with a secret. The blue stripe in them is needed to determine the proximity of ovulation



Not a gram of toothpaste will go to waste



This is a chopstick stand stylized as a jacago. Jacago is a building material that was used as a fastener.