Thanh Duy Idol Is ‘shocked’ With The Culture Of Greeting In Japan

The singer was strongly impressed with the hospitality of the Japanese people because they always greeted until the guests were out of sight, something rarely seen in Vietnam. Thanh Duy Idol has just had a 2nd Japan trip to combine work. Unlike the previous occasion, the destination was Tokyo, this time he had the opportunity to experience in Mie prefecture. Although the destination is not the center of the capital, Duy is still very impressed with the cleanliness, meticulousness and hospitality of the people here. Thanh Duy said that Japan and Vietnam have similar Asian cultures, although of course he is still "shocked", but it is "positive shock"

. "Not only enthusiastically welcoming, when leaving, they also greet until the guests are gone, feeling very attached," he recalled.Iga Ueno, one of Duy's stops in Mie province, was considered to be ninja homeland. Therefore, he also has the opportunity to experience the lives of Japanese warriors who worked secretly in the past, such as visiting the tunnels in the house .



. and testing his skills to throw and launch darts. He said happily: "At the Ninja Museum, Duy wore ninja clothes and tried some martial arts, unexpectedly, some Vietnamese tourists there asked for a photo together, then realized that the Vietnamese singer". also visit the village of the traditional women scuba divers - Ama. Here, he had the opportunity to learn and talk with the scuba diving Ama over 60 years old. "The most favorite is the feeling of eating fresh abalone from the sea, fresh, crunchy and sweeter than all abalone before Duy has eaten," he said. In addition to being eaten raw, some species of seafood are prepared to serve tourists, but said that he really admires the Ama's scuba diving skills because they do not need equipment Many 80-year-olds are diving day and day and look very healthy.



“You must go to Japan at least once in your life. Japan, the Japanese have a respectable spirit! ”Due to his tight schedule, Duy often has to eat bento, so when he gets to enjoy his first sashimi meal, he is very excited. “Mie is right at sea so seafood is number 1 ″. For first-time visitors to Japan, he noted that people here speak less English, but when asked, they will still give enthusiastic guidance. Duy suggested, if you find a destination, you should prepare photos to ask. "Maybe they don't know, but they will find someone to help you, even take it to your place." Previously, Duy went to Japan very difficult to buy a sim phone, but now you can buy it at the airport. It is best if you hire a wifi generator at the airport to facilitate searching and finding the way.



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