How clean can a Japanese who is famous for his "love of cleanliness" be?

Whenever we talk about Japan, apart from Japan and our past grievances, there are still some things we can learn from this country. The Japanese are famous for their "love of cleanliness", but in the streets and alleys of Japan, everything is clean and there is no garbage. It is exaggerated to say that everyone is obsessed with cleanliness, so how clean can Japanese "love cleanliness" be?

First: Japanese people pay special attention to their own hygiene. No matter what kind of weather it is, regardless of men, women and children, Tarn takes a bath every morning and evening to keep himself clean. And the clothes they wear before taking a shower must be washed. If they are traveling or on business, they will wash them several times a day.

Second: No matter where they live in the house, they will clean the room before leaving and will not leave until they are satisfied. It is worth mentioning that their practice is not only respect for the owners, but also convenient for the next tenant to move in. This is an advantage that we should learn.

Third: when the Japanese go to the toilet, whether it is their own toilet or public toilet, it is very clean. They will make sure that their toilet area is clean and the toilet paper they use is a renewable resource.

Fourth: Cultivate Japanese culture from an early age. Schools will have various practical activities to cultivate children's hygiene habits. Their requirements for general cleanliness are very high. No matter the classroom, corridor and toilet, it must be very clean, and every corner can't be let go, and there can't be any stains. This is a cleaning habit developed since childhood.