Things about Japan

-There is nowhere to sit, people are too busy and fast moving to sit.

-Tons of people wear masks to keep out germs but there is no soap in bathrooms and they drink from community cups.

-People are very polite, except on the subway and trains where they push and walk into you.

-All the ladies wear high heels and walk all over town in them.

-The city is very clean but there are no garbage cans anywhere.

-Restaurants don’t have napkins; sometimes they have a tissue instead.

-Some toilets make babbling brook sounds while you are going.

-It’s not polite to eat or drink while on the go, no one walks around with soda or drinks.

-Everyone owns an umbrella, the really long kind that you hook over your elbow.  It rains a lot.

-Most everyone is skinny.  Not many overweight people.  I think I saw 3 chubby people.

-Some Japanese girl told us to make sure and use our umbrella because the rain is radioactive.  I don’t think an umbrella is really going to help all that much if that is true.

-Sometimes the subway trains are so crowded you just have to push your way in and hope the doors don’t pinch your butt when they close.

-They have the best pastry shops I’ve ever eaten at (besides France).

-There is only delicious food in Japan.