Blue means Green in Japan !?

There are 10 of interesting information about Japan.

1 : Instead of leaflets, free pocket tissues are distributed in streets. You don’t need to buy tissues here!

2 : Exactly one month after valentines day (March 14) is White Day, when boys buy girls white chocolate.

3 : Toilets are full of technology. It sprays water,  plays music, so that you can hide all the unwanted sounds.

4 : Vending machines are so advanced that it uses camera to analyze your dress code to even recommend you drinks.

5 : Slurping noodles or making loud noises while eating is OK! In fact, slurping food like ramen is polite!

6 : There is no tipping in any situation in Japan. To tip someone is actually a little insulting.

7 : Masks are commonly used by salarymen, office ladies etc to protect other people from their germs.

8 : Bath is used after you have washed and feel like soaking in hot water for 10-30 mins. Can be very relaxing.

9 : On Valentine’s Day, only girls buy boys chocolate. Boys buy girls nothing. Sorry, that’s just the way it is.

10 : In Japanese, “green” traffic light is called “blue” The word 青 originally comprised both blue and green.