- There is a desert in Japan, Tottori Sand Dunes?
- There are about 200 volcanoes in Japan?
- There is usally no insulation in Japanese homes' walls?
- There are no 24 hour ATMs in Japan?
- In Japan, the green traffic light is called "blue"?
- There are wild monkeys in Japan?
- Normally, Japanese kitchens don't have ovens?
- In Japan you eat your soup with chopsticks?
- Japanese have the highest life expectancy in the world, about 81-82 years?
- In Japan the art of paper folding is called Origami?
- Over 90% of the Japanese population buy a comic-magazine daily?
- Manga account for about 80% Of Japan's Book Economy?
- Japanese and Chinese people die on the fourth of the month more often than any other dates?
- Some farmers grow square watermelons in Japan?
- The most populated city in the world is Tokyo, with 30 million residents?
- 2 Japanese car brands were named after rice, Toyota and Honda?
- The two most common last names in Japan is Sato and Suzuki?
- Some years up to about 100 people die of poison from the highly toxic fish called fugu?
- In Japanese language there is no single word for water. They say mizu for cold water and oyu for hot water?
- Tsunami means harbor wave and is a Japanese word?
- At McDonalds the hamburgers in Japan are the same size as in America, but the drinks are one size smaller?
- The bathroom is not where the toilet is found in a Japanese home?
- In Japan, the Number 4 is associated with death?
- In Japan, streets don’t have names?
- In Japan, whale is a delicacy?
- Japan has more than 40 active volcanoes?
- Japan is one of the best recycling countries in the world?
- Until quite recently, most Japanese children used to celebrate their birthdays on first of January, regardless of which day of the year they were born on?
- Japan is made up of over 6000 islands?
- A deadly martial art in Japan exists based solely on a Fan. And that is tessenjutsu?
- In Japanese the word for "different" and "wrong" are the same?
- The average cost of a Japanese wedding including a honey-moon is about $40,000?
- The biggest exporter of frog's legs in the world is Japan?
- In Japan, the most popular topping for pizza is Squid?
- Many Japanese golfers have a hole-in one insurance. In Japan it is traditional to share your good luck by sending gifts to all your friends when you get an "Ace"?
- In Japan, 20% of all publications sold are comic books?
- Japan you can buy marmelade produced by pressure treatment instead of heating?
- The number of keys on a Japanese typewriter is 2400?
- The Japanese consider it inappropriate to show affection in public?
- Japan is a world leader in climate research?
- Frogs are the symbols of Good Luckin Japan?
- Watermelons in Japan can cost up to $100?
- In Tokyo a bicycle is usually faster than a car for most trips up to 50 minutes?
- Tokyo was once known as Edo?
- About 1000 new soft drinks are launched in Japan every year?
- The red dot on Japan's flag stands for the sun?
- Green tea is the national drink of Japan?
- In Tokyo, they sell toupees for dogs?
- The number of days that a criminal suspect can be held without being charged is 23?
- In Japan it is common to eat rice, soup or steamed vegetables in the morning?
- In Japan, there are special slippers for the toilet?
- In Japan they drink tea with almost every meal??
- In Japan, the teachers move from class to class and the students stay in one room?
donderdag 26 februari 2009
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BeantwoordenVerwijderenzalige weetjes, sommigen waren echt best grappig. Ik ben alleszins wat meer te weten gekomen over Japan. :p Toffe blog Anneleen!
Waarom wilt ge nu uwe soep eten met stokskes? Rare mensen die Japanners. :D xx
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