11. Gum in Japan comes with a stack of papers for easy disposal.
12. Water sprinklers are installed on the roads to keep them from freezing over during the winter.
13. When you need help at a train station in Japan, station staff will literally pop out and help you!
14. There’s an ancient Japanese pruning method from the 14th century that allows lumber production without cutting down trees. It is called “daisugi.”
15. This is how smooth a ride on the Japanese bullet train is.
16. Aogashima is an isolated village in Tokyo. It is located within a volcano crater that has another mini volcano inside it.
17. The picture of the Japanese movie advertisement is printed on two sides of the newspaper, so the full picture could be seen under light.
18. A floating solar power plant in Japan on the Yamakura Dam reservoir.
19. The Kintai-Ky? Arch Bridge is located in the city of Iwakuni, Japan.
