What abnormal customs are there in Japan?

Naked festival is also called "Huiyang Festival". The participants were all men. They only wear traditional Japanese crotch cloth and are almost naked. This activity began at the end of the edo period.

Turn on the headlights when riding a bike at night.

Bicycle is called "spinning bike" in Japan, and it is the first choice for Japanese students, housewives and students studying in Japan. But I'm not used to riding a bike in Japan or attending a meeting for the first time. Japanese society has many "regulations" on riding a bike.

In Japan, riding a bicycle at night requires turning on headlights, and offenders found by the police are more educated than riding a bicycle. The second thing to pay attention to when riding a bicycle in Japan is that every bicycle will have its own "ID card", just like the license plate of a car. In Japan, you can't pick up even shabby and disreputable bicycles, because picking up cars with no origin is considered as "stealing" in Japan.

Slow-motion drama that may lead to a heart attack.

The emergence of Japanese dramas and ravings can be traced back to the 8th century. Energy drama is an almost static art, but you don't have to worry about falling asleep at all. What you need to worry about is whether your heart can withstand the excitement in the play: perhaps it is the whistling sound of an empty flute piercing the bone marrow, or perhaps it is a sudden shocking drum!

04 Japanese wedding groom "throws" it for fun.

In the past, in some poor rural areas in Japan, most beautiful girls married in other villages, and the boys in the same village could only "look at the plum blossoms to quench their thirst". Therefore, they have a "hatred" for the groom who came to get married and tried to retaliate. Boys will lift the groom to the hillside and throw him down. The higher he throws, the more beautiful the bride will be!

Japan's top abnormal haunted house hospital

This haunted house has been recognized by Guinness World Records as the biggest and scariest haunted house. A whole building is used as a haunted house here. The appearance of the haunted house is a shabby, desolate and trembling hospital. Unlike other haunted houses, there is no prescribed route, but tourists are allowed to walk around the hospital at will. The real meaning here is to be there. The designer spared no effort in setting up the terrorist organs, just to scare you.

In addition to the man-made horror effect, there will be many staff dressed as ghosts, and zombies will do some "little tricks" in every corner. The level of makeup is completely the effect of horror movies.

07 Beauty with "Noodles"

In the Big Mac bowl, there is rich dolphin bone soup. The color of the hot springs in Lamian Noodles is adjusted to the color of the soup heads in Lamian Noodles, where people sit and soak, which seems to be part of the ingredients. This is the "Lamian Noodles Hot Springs" in the theme park "You Neisan" in Hakone-CHO, located at the foot of Mount Fuji.

08 bathing blind date

There is a hotel in the suburbs of Tokyo that provides "bath dating" service. The advertising slogan of the hotel is "Do you want to take a dip in our outdoor' dating bath'? Maybe you will meet the ideal partner. " It is said that many young people have made friends and even got married here since the bathing place opened 24 years ago.

The hotel manager said that his bisexual bath was aboveboard, and he could take a bath with a bath towel or a bathing suit. Men and women enter the bathtub from both sides of the room. The bath is separated by an underwater sluice. When in place, the sliding door opens, and the two sides meet formally, or chat over rice wine or play poker with a table floating on the water. As long as one party closes the sliding door, the date can be over.

Japanese people carry garbage with them.

There are almost no garbage bins on the streets of Japan, let alone garbage stations. No matter in the bustling streets of Ginza and Shinjuku, or in the quiet alleys of the countryside, you can't find a trash can if you want to throw away a piece of waste paper, except for some trash cans dedicated to discarding beverage bottles and cans next to the beverage vending machine. The Japanese practice is to take garbage home in plastic bags, which may make many foreigners feel uncomfortable, but objectively ensure the cleanliness of Japanese streets.