Have you ever traveled to Japan? What an experience

I've been to Japan twice and haven't heard even one car horn. In Japan, you don't have to worry about losing something, if you lose it, you will be sent back or you can find it. Shopping, no matter how you ask, what you ask, buy or not, what to buy, always greet with a smile, answer all questions, ** Tong Su is not deceitful, there is no fraud.

The above personal experience, without any boasting!

The Japanese have no intention of discriminating against Chinese at all (of course, it is not excluded that there are radicals, I didn't feel it at all when I went there), and many tourist hotspots are specially equipped with staff who can speak Chinese. At the end of the day, Japan is a place worth visiting. You will have a deeper understanding of the Japanese.

For example, people's garbage sorting is really good. Without any color.

I guess it's going to be quiet! This is very different from in Japan, and to be honest, in Japan, I think the most interesting place is the countryside, especially the countryside by the sea. Listening to insects playing a cozy symphony in the grass at night, sitting on the side of the coastal road during the day, looking at the sea and blowing the wind, it's not too cool!

I have traveled to dozens of countries, and to be honest, my favorite is Japan. People are civilized and polite, and they are neat and clean everywhere, especially the Japanese food, which is both beautiful and delicious and pays attention to nutrition.

I've been there once, don't talk about history, I really fell in love with Japan, I didn't go back to the hotel at night, I passed by a small shop, and I came out of an old man's house, and my eyes met. The old man said to me: kawaii!

I was overwhelmed! I didn't speak Japanese, so I could only grin, and the old man waved to me again and laughed! Originally, I didn't like Japan as a country.

The cold in Japan in November hit people, and this old man made my heart warm ......! Completely changed my attitude towards Japan! I won't forget it for the rest of my life!

Japanese food, baby products, social security is still very good, very reassuring, there are a lot of humanized services, due to the declining birthrate, it is especially good for women and children, social stability, social welfare, and many holidays.

If you like it, you should do something you like when you are young, and if you are interested, you should go to know more. Practice is the criterion for testing the truth, and only after feeling it can we know the good and the bad. As for the issue of history, it is all a matter for the older generation (although we need to remember history and remember the lessons of history), but the country and people need to look forward, and the present and the future are what we need to strive for.

Really polite, warm and friendly, the quality is really great, Japanese grandpa