10 Special Things About Japan, The Only Asian Representative To Go To The 2018 World Cup

Not only football, but Japan is also famous for its raw horse meat or infamous gangsters.
10 special things about Japan, the only Asian representative to go to the 2018 World Cup
The Japanese soccer team officially became the only Asian representative to continue in the round of 16 at the 2018 World Cup. Losing Poland 1-0 in the last match in the group stage, but the "Green Samurai" team still passed the slot. narrow gate thanks to the Fair-play score (-4 vs. -6 of Senegal)

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Not only football, but Japan also surprises many people with its culture, architecture and people. The Phu Tang country was made up of 6,852 islands Honshu Island, located in Tokyo, Hokkaido, Kyushu Island and Shikoku Island are the four largest islands in the country.



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1,500 earthquakes per year: Japan has about 200 active volcanoes. On average, each year the sunrise country experiences about 1,500 large and small earthquakes. 2011 Tohoku is the 4th largest earthquake in the world, killing about 29,000 people. Photo: KBKW.
Lowest crime rate in the world: According to preliminary data from Japanese police, the number of crime cases in this country dropped to a record in 2017, about 915,000. More and more Yakuza gang members have a tendency to pay back Japan is in the top group of safest tourist countries in the world.




World's most populous capital: United Nations Population Division data, updated on March 31, 2017, show that Tokyo is the most populous capital in the world. The United Nations predicts that Tokyo will hold onto first place until 2030, though the city's population is expected to drop to 37.2 million over the next 13 years. Photo: Independent.
Highest life expectancy in the world: Japan ranks among the countries with the highest life expectancy in the world, with an average age of about 83.8 years. A recent study by the University of Tokyo shows that the Japanese life expectancy also tends to increase. However, the country of cherry blossoms is also facing the problem of aging population.



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World's oldest company: Established in 578, Kongo Gumi is the oldest company in the world after more than 1,400 existence. Interestingly, this company was founded by a Korean immigrant who came to build temples. In 2006, Kongo Gumi was acquired by a corporation named Takamatsu. Photo: John Kasawa.
The world's hardest worker: The Japanese are always in the group of the world's most hardworking countries. They are also facing the problem of "Karoshi". In Japanese, Karoshi means "dying from overwork".



According to the Ministry of Labor of Japan, this number posted a record in 2015 with 2,310 cases. Photo: Japan Times.
The most punctual train in the world: The Japanese subway system amazes visitors with the accuracy of seconds. Statistics released by JR Tokai, the Tokaido Shinkansen high-speed train management company, are only 54 seconds late each year. The average delay is only about 18 seconds. Photo: Tokyo Subway.
Baseball is the king sport: Not football, baseball is the most popular sport in Japan. This is a compulsory subject for students from elementary school.



NPB is a professional baseball tournament in Japan established in 1936. This is also the program with the largest audience in the homeland of the Doreamon cat. Photo: Los Angeles Times.
Horseback horse, Japan's favorite dish: Although world famous for its Kobe beef, basashi is a popular Japanese dish. Basashi is said to be more nutritious than pork and beef, and is less likely to be contaminated with E.coli bacteria. In addition, horse meat is high in protein and low in calories. Photo: Taste of Japan.




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