The strangest 10 information you do not know about Japan

informations about Japan

When one of us mentions the word "Japan", the first thing that comes to mind is that Asian country, which was bombed by the United States of America during the Second World War. However, Japan has overcome this ordeal and made a great progress at all levels, in this small article I'm gonna show you, the strangest 10 information you do not know about Japan.

10. There is an island in Japan full of rabbits only.

9. There are 5.52 million machines of sell beverages in Japan.

 8. 99% of mobile phones in Japan against water,  because the Japanese youth accompany his mobile during showering.

7. There are more domestic animals in Japan than children.

6 - Japan is one of the most countries in the world committed to train schedules,

the delay rate is only 18 seconds.

5. Japan consists of 6,800 islands.

 4. Japan records two shootings each year.

3. Japan has 50,000 citizens over one hundred years of age.

 2. Japan suffers from 1,500 earthquakes, everyday.

1. Late night dancing is illegal in Japan.

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Japan 's sexual crisis. An incident that has not happened since 1899

The problem of fertility and sexual relations in Japan has reached a new level of gravity after the numbers showed that 2016 was the first year since 1899, during which less than one million children were born in the country.

The National Institute for Population Research and Social Security of Japan predicts that the population of 127 million will drop to 40 million by 2065.

The new data indicate that the trend of declining births will not rapidly change.

While demographic experts point out that the decline (and capacity) of younger generations to form new families, with declining migration rates, is a major cause of this decline.

A study conducted in 2016 by a Japanese research firm found that nearly 70 percent of unmarried Japanese men and 60 percent of unmarried Japanese women do not have sexual relations, although the vast majority wish that they want to marry in the end.

According to Mary Brenton, a Harvard University sociologist, the culture of work in Japan often takes long hours at the expense of active social life since the end of the Second World War. The phenomenon has worsened as more women enter the labor market. Both sexes He has difficulty forming a family.

The new data point to other bleak numbers, most notably that Japan's population could decline to less than 100 million by 2053.

Other countries have similar problem, including the United States, Denmark, China, and Singapore, with low fertility rates of 1.87, 1.73, 1.6 and 0.81, respectively, but Japan's situation is more serious.

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Beauty signs in Japan

beauty signs

Signs of beauty in the world vary from nation to another nation,

Some of them associate beauty with weight, height, and hair, and some see that neck length is the right standard for the beauty of women, while two are no different than the fact that Arabs prefer the wide eyes, the textures and black hair as standards of beauty, but in this article we will mention the signs of beauty in Japan.

Signs of beauty in Japan: one of the strangest signs of beauty among the Japanese people is a small foot, where the foot of the woman is placed since her youth

 in a small shoe, but the most striking sign of Japanese beauty is soft hair and pure white skin because women with corrugated hair in Japan have a bad reputation.

In addition, tooth distortion, homogeneity, and regularity are considered, one of the most important signs of beauty for Japanese women. if one of the women of Japan have beautiful teeth and tidy as is universally known, they prefer surgery to change the order of teeth, such as the emergence and the extension of the canines, and change the order of teeth in general, and called this type of operations in Japan name (yaeba).

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The Samurai, Veterans of Japan

The samurai (or bushi) are Japan's pre-modern warriors. They later became the ruling military class that eventually became the highest social classes of the Edo period (1603-1867). The samurai uses a range of weapons such as arches, arrows, spears, and rifles, but their main weapon and symbol was the sword.

The Samurai lives according to the Bushido law of Ethics ("Warrior Road"), Such as discipline, self-respect, moral conduct, and loyalty to his master. The samurai origin back to the Heian period and campaigns to subjugate the original Emishi people in the Tohoku region, At the same time, warriors have increasingly been recruited by clans and wealthy landowners and built armies to protect themselves, leading to the growth of groups independent of the central government. Minamoto and Taira, the strongest clans, eventually challenged the central government and fought each other for control of the whole country. In the latter, Minamoto won and formed a new military government in 1192, led by Shogun or the supreme military commander. Where the Samurai ruled by Japan during most of the next 700 years.

In the 15th and 16th centuries, Japan split into dozens of independent states and entered into war with each other. Thus, the warriors were in increasing demand. It was also the ninja era, and many famous films were quoted from this particular period. In the end, the country was unified, and the social strata system was created during the Edo period which put the samurai at the top. During this time, the samurai was forced to live inside palaces, and they were the only ones allowed to own and carry swords.

The relative calm of nearly 250 years of Edo has been relatively quiet. As a result, the importance of self-defense and combat skills declined, and many samurais became bureaucrats, teachers or artists. until the feudal era in Japan ended in 1868, and the beginning of the Meiji period, which was known for many reforms such as class abolition, especially the samurai class.

Samurai is today one of the most important tourist attractions in Japan to see the form of castles, palaces, historic dwellings, museums, parks, samurai clothes and learn from his experience, culture, and lifestyle.

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Amezaiku, the sculpture on the dessert

Amezaiku is the traditional Japanese art of carving hot candy, which has taken on various colors and shapes for nearly 1,000 years.

 Artists work with their hands and tools where they cut the dough hot and formed before cool.

The hot dessert used in Amezaiku is very tricky to work because of the very high temperature that must be used to melt the candy to become hot making it stretchable and massage by hand like dough, there is a lot of pressure in working quickly to carve candy in its shape before it gets cold and harden.

In Tokyo, Amezaiku is prepared directly front customers, prices start from about 300 yen and may reach more than 8000 yen for private business, as a dessert in the shape of your face, for example.

At present there are not a lot of candy artists in Japan, according to some estimates, there are less than 50 professional artists in Japan.

Here are pictures of different designs of Amezaiku stores in Tokyo

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Best Japanese Cities to live

Tokyo

The idea of living in a luxury apartment downtown Tokyo is a legitimate wish. The perfect combination of comfort and dynamic regional environment, making it the first choice.

However, everyone quickly realizes that Tokyo is not the best Japanese city in terms of living.

However, one quickly realizes that Tokyo is not necessarily the best Japanese city in terms of accommodation.

Between the high cost of housing and the constant bustle of the city because of its large population, the capital of the archipelago is quickly becoming a unique place to visit, but may not want to live there.

To emphasize this frequent trend of visitors to the capital, Aene magazine decided to conduct a survey of the local population to see the happiest city. Among survey criteria, family relationships, economic factors, food and health, conditions of access to luxury, and overall comfort in daily life.

1. Fujisawa (Kanagawa Prefecture)

The city that took first place in the ranking is Fujisawa, a famous coastal town, which combines the relaxing beach and comfort you expect from the city atmosphere, as well as very convenient transport links and abundant shopping centers. Add local folklore without forgetting the landscape of Fuji Mountain, Fujisawa where you can enjoy the beauty of nature and history, or just relax on the sound of the waves.

2. Inagi (Tokyo Prefecture)

Inaji is one of Tokyo's provinces, a green paradise that will certainly surprise all visitors

3. Nishinomiya (Hyogo Prefecture)

Located between the cities of Kobe and Osaka, Nishinomiya gives the population wonderful food, also the town of Kushian, the legendary baseball stadium, used by the Osaka team "Hanshin Tigers",

As well as hosting a semi-annual high school championship in the country. It has also become a shopping paradise.

4. Mitaka (Tokyo Prefecture)

 Technically, even if part of Tokyo, the Mitaka area is not within the 23 main districts of the city. 

On the positive side, everyone can easily reach Tokyo's center, the luxurious greens of Enochashira Park and the Jibli Studios Museum. All contribute to creating an elegant and elegant atmosphere in the region.

5. Matsuyama (Ehime Prefecture)

Ehime Prefecture, Where you can adopt a comfortable lifestyle, in addition to being close to the best citrus in Japan and one of the oldest hot springs of the archipelago.

6. Fukuoka (Fukuoka Prefecture)

One of the most populated cities in the classification, and got a good place thanks due to food specialties.

7. Ikuma (Nara Prefecture)

Ikuma is a suburb of Nara. Its seventh center is close to many culturally and historically important areas in the former capital of Japan.

8. Moriya (Ibaraki Prefecture)

Moriya is a balanced city in the five standards of the magazine, with a preference for modern shopping centers

9. Nihama (Ehime Prefecture)

A pleasant and quiet city on Shikoku Island and characterized by good character.

  Surrounded by the ocean, one can enjoy delicious and fresh seafood from various local restaurants.

10. Hiroshima (Hiroshima Prefecture)

Who are included in the poll, they said they were gently and generously impressed by Hiroshima residents. The city is attractive because of its historical side. Although it is the capital of Hiroshima Prefecture and the largest city in the Shogoku area, it is not crowded and bustling like Tokyo.

In conclusion, the survey shows that participants in this study have a great fondness for gardens and natural and historical environments.

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Cosplay behind the scenes

For many of the Cosplay, Emotion and influence are combined and the appropriate situation with fashion.
Some images contrast the true and complete atmosphere of the anime with a dazzling idealism, but what happens behind the scenes does not bring elegance at all, as shown in this series of images.

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