Why do Japanese hotels never conduct room inspections?

When you leave the hotel and go to the service desk to go through the formalities, you will find that the staff will call the relevant service staff and ask the service staff to go to your room to check whether there are any items. Damage etc. After confirming that everything in your room is normal, we will handle the relevant procedures for you. However, you won’t have this experience when you go to Japan to stay in a hotel. Why do hotels in Japan never conduct room inspections?

First, the national quality is high, and almost all people will not maliciously damage hotel facilities. When traveling to Japan, you will find that Japanese people are very afraid of causing trouble to others and do not like to trouble others. Even on the subway in Japan, few people talk because they don't like to cause trouble to others. This kind of character of the Japanese also means that they will not maliciously damage the hotel facilities. Since all the hotel facilities are intact, there is no need for the service staff to conduct ward rounds.

Secondly, Japanese people pay more attention to privacy. Before leaving the hotel, they will restore everything in the hotel to its original state. Japan is a country of craftsmanship and privacy. In China, most people do not tidy up the things in the hotel when they leave the hotel. The bedding in the room was messy, the trash can was full, etc. However, before leaving the hotel, the Japanese are accustomed to tidying up the bedding and restoring everything in the hotel to its original state, as if no one has ever been in the room.

Third, Japan’s punishment methods are severe. If you are found to have maliciously damaged hotel facilities, the consequences will be serious. The citizens are of high quality and will not maliciously damage facilities. However, this does not mean that all 100 Japanese people have high quality. There are still quite a few people who have relatively low quality. So, why don’t these low-quality people destroy facilities? Nowadays, you need to register your ID card when staying in a hotel. If you sabotage a facility, it's easy to find out. In Japan, malicious damage to facilities is not just as simple as a fine.

To sum up, the reason why Japanese hotels do not conduct room inspections is because the quality of the people is relatively high, and also because the punishment methods are relatively severe.