What details should you pay attention to when traveling in Japan?

Traveling to Japan is indeed an extremely exciting thing for many Chinese people. The air quality in Japan is very good, the natural environment is well protected, and there are many things that need to be paid attention to. I will share the details with you below. Details at a glance.

Traveling is a part of life for me. As an "unreliable" young man, I enjoy every moment on the journey. I am a journey girl. Let me talk to you today. Friends who have been to Japan should have the same feeling. In addition to shopping and seeing the scenery, you can also experience their culture, their services, and the various small things in their lives. detail. There is a word in Japan called おもてなし (omotenashi), which translates to providing service and hospitality to guests with the most respect, which is the ultimate care.

It’s like buying shoes in a mall. During the shoe fitting process, the salesperson will kneel down to change your shoes and try them on for you. This kind of service is simply a customer-centered service. Omotenashi interprets the core essence of Japanese culture and has long been integrated into people's lives. This strict pursuit of supreme detail quality has been passed down from generation to generation and has completely integrated into the Japanese attitude towards all aspects of life, culture and aesthetics.

Details. This manifests itself differently in different places. Tokyo, Kansai, or Hokkaido, which everyone is familiar with, all have unique styles, and the sense of culture will make each place different. But they have the same humanity, high quality and high order.

Queue in an orderly manner

It is very easy to say, but very difficult to do in China. In all public places such as supermarkets and shopping malls in Japan, you can see local people queuing up in an orderly manner when taking buses, subways, or checking out. When taking the elevator, everyone stands on one side. This also makes it easier for people who are in a hurry to go up and down stairs.

Abide by traffic rules

In Japan, traffic accidents between cars and people rarely occur. As soon as you step onto a zebra crossing on a street or intersection, the car will stop and wait for you, and it will not continue driving until you step onto the pedestrian path. Pedestrians would leave their luggage after crossing the road to express their gratitude. So in Japan, it’s completely possible to enjoy cars and other people.

Pay attention to politeness

Japanese style, method and degree, and even popular culture, reflect their politeness in every aspect. "Arigado" and "simimasan" are heard everywhere, and politeness has become their daily habit and is deeply ingrained. Even when entering a small convenience store, the convenience store staff will greet you with a smile. It is a gentle and beautiful greeting, and the shopping experience is perfect.

Bathroom

The most obvious feature of Japanese toilets is that many toilets are smart toilets, which can be found everywhere in hotels, shops and service areas. At the same time, you don’t have to worry about not bringing toilet paper. The toilet can be heated, dried, and cleaned.

A bathroom is arranged like a hospital, with all kinds of equipment, which can meet the needs of different groups of people, such as men, women, disabled people, mothers and infants.

There are handrails mounted on the wall for the disabled, and a table covered in soft leather for mothers to change their babies' diapers. The most considerate thing is the function of Otoji, which allows you to play a piece of music to avoid the embarrassment of making noise when going to the toilet. It can only be said that Japanese bathroom design is the most user-friendly.

Food

In Japanese restaurants, if you call the waiter, no matter what he is busy with, he will stop immediately to complete the customer's needs first. If there are too many demands at the same time, the waiter will be in a state of apologizing all the time.

In winter, some restaurants even prepare foot warmers specifically for girls. At the sink, there are also hair ties, hair clips, cotton pads, cotton swabs, oil-absorbing tissues... and these are all provided free of charge in the store.

You can feel the mutual respect between people in such small details. The Japanese people's intentions are really amazing. Traveling to Japan is to taste the most Japanese food and experience Japanese food culture, which is also a great pleasure.

Various snacks

Street

Every street, park, and public place in Japan cannot be said to be spotless, but it can also be said to be clean and tidy, even in The busiest streets and places with the highest density of people are also equally clean.

The most obvious thing is that if you wear a pair of white shoes, as long as your left foot does not step on the right foot, you will not need to clean the shoes for about a month.

When you go shopping in Japan, you will find that there are no trash cans everywhere. The garbage is put in bags and taken home, then sorted and put in garbage bags to throw away. Japan is very good at sorting garbage and is environmentally friendly. It starts with everyone.

Accommodation

Japanese hotel services are not just as simple and stylized as greeting guests with a smile, they pay great attention to the needs of each customer. In the lobby of the hotel, there will be travel guides for visitors to Japan for the first time. And you can find your own native language version.

Japanese hotels and B&Bs are very clean, and the rooms are fully equipped. Toiletries, hair dryer, slippers, bathrobe.

As small as an emergency flashlight, deodorant, and a desk lamp with adjustable brightness. Even women’s hair ties and cotton pads are prepared. It can be said that the accommodation experience in Japan is absolutely perfect. There are also many hot spring hotels in Japan, and in Japanese hot springs, men and women can bathe naked. Take a dip in the hot springs at night to wash away your tiredness.

Staying in a hotel in Japan is really full of surprises and touches. The Japanese attach great importance to tea culture. Every hotel room has a set of tea sets that you can't put down, and there are also a few free bags of tea bags for you to taste, which have a light taste.

Shopping

There are really too many good things in Japan. Shopping in Tokyo, the largest city in Asia, is a great pleasure.

The luxury stores in Ginza, the crowds in Shinsaibashi, the large and small drugstores on the street, you can spend a whole day shopping there.

If you are traveling in a group, you really don’t have enough time for shopping. If you have seen enough of the shopping agents in your circle of friends every day, it is better to go to Japan to buy in person. I guarantee that you will come back with a full load.

Scenery

Japan has four distinct seasons and beautiful scenery. No matter what season you visit Japan, you will enjoy the scenery in different seasons.

The streets of Tokyo are filled with cherry blossoms in spring, the seaside of Nagasaki in summer, the maple leaves in Kyoto in autumn, and the snow-capped Hokkaido in winter. Therefore, Japan is a country suitable for traveling all year round.

Spring - cherry blossoms can be seen everywhere on the streets

Summer - the boundless sea of ??flowers

Autumn - the red leaves of Kinkakuji Temple

Winter - Snow in Hokkaido

Only when you go to Japan in person can you truly understand the meaning of "meticulousness". They seem to only focus on a few things, but they will do these things to the extreme. When traveling or living in Japan, you will experience the most humane service.

As a commoner who has been exposed to life and lived a plain life, to be fair, aside from the national grievances, Japan is indeed a tourist destination worth savoring.