Life in Japan

During my stay in Japan, life was so rushed. Schedule was full. I bet it was the same as general Japanese doing. They looked working hard. And they got some return with comfortable living and environment. I remembered every toilets were automatic, such as water valves, flushing. The toilet condition were very clean, everywhere. Roads were also clean and furnished with many trees or roadside parks. there were no dog manure on the roadsides.
Japanese food are popular among Thai young people. They are healthy and tasty. For me, I prefer Thai style but Japanese food are OK. At the time I visited, we had Japanese food every meals. Fortunately, they were Asian. The chopsticks were bamboo made and used for one time, then, thrown away.[very clean] I usually did not take any meat but fishes and watery meats were OK, plenty in Japanese Menu. I was not careful of germs or nematodes even we ate raw frozen food many times. I believed everything were safe in Japan. I went to the 24 hours convenient stores [ Lawson ] twice to buy some bananas because I had to have fruits before going to sleep.
In the toilets of the hotels or guest houses, there were tooth brushes and tooth pastes, razors, and other toiletries on the washing basins for the guest service. These were very common everywhere.
When you go to see the Japanese, remember that you must have your name cards, the exchange of name cards is a tradition of introducing each other. Aso, the exchange of gifts or souvenirs has to be thought of before going to Japan.
At the evening or early night,I observed that Japanese liked to stay out door when the weather were good. Outdoor climate were so beautiful for the Japanese. Except the drinking group, they could go to the restuarants, or some drinking bars. These were where Karaoke and Edamame [vegetable soybean] were consumed, together with beers or Sake. Young people could go to the shopping areas or the city centers. Another remembering, I believe, Japanese were strict with the rules. Being in the queue is common for them. Even they have big population, but the people keep being under rule and tradition, and these make them move fastly and having many people is not their problem. They share their rights in the public smoothly.
Japanese shopping areas were on the walking street out door covering with the roof all along the road. There were also shopping malls which look very elegant such as Sogo or Robinson etc. There were many kinds of shop such as 100 yen shops, Big Camera etc.
Finally, I regard Japan as a heaven whereas there still be hellish lands somewhere in the world. I have to end my writing now and see you next letter. Bye for now. Chavalvut