Why I Love
Japan:
Running, jail cell shoes, child’s behavior
Running, jail cell shoes, child’s behavior
The opinions
illustrated in this video are illustrated using screen shots from multiple
Japanese movies and television dramas.
While viewing the aforementioned media an observation in the following:
Running: The Japanese movies and television dramas
usually have a running scene. Not
running for exercise, but running for an emergency of sorts.
Jail cell
shoes: It is known when the Japanese
enter homes and some restaurant they remove their shoes. In one Japanese drama with a jail house scene
a guard removes his shoes before entering a jail cell. Rather normal considering the jail cell is
the inmate’s home.
Child on a
train: A photograph on face showing a child handing from the overhead handrails
while standing on a seat. Many people in
Japan left negative comments in reference to the child’s behavior. However it should be noted, before standing
on the seat, out of consideration and good training he removed his shoes not to
soil the seat.
Nurses: Scenes involving nurses, the nurses are
attired in white uniforms. One time
nurses in the USA use to wear white uniforms.
They have been replaced with scrubs in assorted non-white colors.
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