8 Things ‘to Love’ Before Every Trip To Japan

Japan is a very popular tourist destination, each year this cherry blossom country attracts millions of tourists to visit. In order to have a smooth journey when coming to this country, there are a few things you need to know in advance to avoid unnecessary troubles! 1. When riding the escalator, be sure to stand on the left side and move to the right if you want to outrun someone else. The Japanese adhere to this quite strictly, because according to them it shows courtesy to those around them. You should follow the rules here and don't rush! Photo: Impressivemagazine2

. You can smoke anywhere If you are a smoker then in Japan you can smoke anywhere, which is different from Singapore. It is strange that although Japanese people have a great respect for private space, they like to smoke anytime, anywhere, even in luxury restaurants. So if you get annoyed when smelling cigarettes, ask the restaurant staff about a private seat for non-smokers or learn some Japanese to ask the person sitting next to you to extinguish the cigarette Biking in parks is not recommended.



In Japan, you can cycle most roads, except for parks. Just take a few turns in a park in Japan, you will be whistle and asked to leave the park. Therefore, the roads full of cherry blossoms in peaceful spaces in parks in Japan are always for pedestrians.Photo: Tokyobybike4. The Japanese never accept a "tip" from a guest Don't see a good attendant but immediately give them a 'tip', because in Japan, giving the "tip" to the waiter can considered an act of insult. So, you should never leave a little change with the same bill as in restaurants in other countries.Photo: Pearsonblog5 On most streets and roads in Japan, it is difficult to see a trash can on the side of the road.



Japanese streets are always clean, although there are very few public trash cans, if you want to throw away something, instead of wandering around looking for the trash, you can pack it up and wait to drop it off at the hotel. The streets of Japan are very clean, although there is no shadow of trash cans (Photo: Studyjapan) 6. Usually in Tokyo, you don't give money directly to the employee in a restaurant or clothing store, but drop the money in a small tray next to them. If you still want to give it to them in person out of fear of losing, especially when you are using a credit card, give it with both hands and give a slight nod to show respect. Eating and drinking on board In this busy country, eating and drinking on board is acceptable. However, you should never speak loudly or make a loud noise on the train. Most Japanese keep their cell phones on silent mode when using this type of public transport. No pushing by hand The Japanese have a habit of lining up very orderly and not jostling or pushing.



When on a train too crowded, if you have to push, you can only push lightly with your shoulder, back, absolutely not push by hand. And in this case, don't forget the saying "Sumimasen" (sorry) in respect. According to Fodors ***.

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