Japan has always had a wide reputation for its distinct culture and unique traditions. Without a doubt, Japan is one of the most innovative and creative societies in the world.
But being so different from other countries in the world means that Japan has some things that are a little strange. For some people, these strange things just make Japan even more attractive.
Passenger pusher

In Japan, professional passenger pushers known as oshiya ensure that everyone gets on the train.
Blue traffic lights

When traffic lights were introduced in Japan, the green light had a blue tint and many people began to refer to it simply as blue. Since 1973, the green light has an official shade of blue.
You can stay in a capsule hotel

Capsule hotels, known as pod hotels, are Japan's answer to a growing population and rising prices in busy cities.
Oddly shaped fruit

The fruit market in Japan offers fruits with very special shapes that certainly attract the attention of buyers.
Food with plastic patterns

In Japan, some restaurants display realistic plastic models of their dishes so customers can get an idea of what they look like.
Super fast train clearance

In just seven minutes, the cleaning crew manages to clean and prepare the trains for the next journey.
Automatic doors in the cab

Japanese taxi drivers can automatically open the door for passengers to get inside.
Wearing a mask is common

While many people were not introduced to masks until the COVID-19 pandemic broke out, wearing a mask in Japan has been socially accepted as normal for many years.
Flush toilets

These smart toilets, or sinks, are very popular in Japan. The high technology in these can completely transform your toilet experience with their water sprays, scents and even noise canceling sounds.