Why I Love Japan 4th video
This is the 4th video in the series of “Why I
Love Japan.”
In this video the following are illustrated / discussed:
1 - On the eight floor of a public building in Osaka the
windows can be opened wide. In the USA
public buildings have the windows altered to prohibit the opening of windows to
prevent law suits, throwing objects out, or people jumping.
2 - Cell phones are programed to transmit alerts in the
event of a pending typhoon, tsunami, and earthquake.
3 - Japanese honesty is illustrated here when money is left
on the floor of a hotel room. Electronic
gear is freely left in vehicles without any worry about being broke into. Computers and cameras left out in the open in
hotel rooms all day.
4 - Bathrooms / restrooms fully automated with many
electronic devices not seen widely in the USA.
This video illustrates two restrooms upon entering one is greeted with a
rising lid and toilet seat.
5 - Writing Japanese calligraphy at a Buddhist temple in
Kyoto.
6 - Enjoying green tea ice cream, a commodity not common in
the USA.
7 - Mailing cash at a Japanese Post Office in special
envelopes designed for that purpose.
While it is not illegal to mail cash within the USA, it is
discouraged.
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