In Japanese life there are some interesting facts, here reveals a small part of the facts, yoroshiku. 1. In Japan, the numbers "4" and "9" are not favored, so there is often no way number "4" and "9". "4" is read "shi" which sounds similar to "dead", while "9" is read "ku", which sounds similar to "kurushii / misery." The Japanese like the number "8". the stuff ends in "8" milk, for example 198 yen, but because of the current rules the price of the replaced goods has to be put in, so maybe this will be lost (Market = Yaoya = kanji it reads happyaku-ya or toko 800). In summer, dramas on TV show scary things (ghosts) .4 The Japanese literature reads two styles: the same as alphabetically ala top down, and the second is from the rightmost column to the left. the back and back of the book are opposite to the Roman alphabet book (the front page is on the "backside") .5 Signatures in Japan almost never apply for formal purposes, hugs must wear hanko / stamp.type in Japan there are few, al jitsu-in, ginko-in, and mitome-in. So one person sometimes has a voice liki some kind of inkan, for various purposes. Jitsu-in is an inkan used for very important purposes, such as buying a house, buy a car, to be a guarantor, and so on. this type is registered to shiyakusho. Ginko-in is a type of inkan used to create an account in a bank. This is registered to the bank. Mitome-in is used for everyday purposes, and is not registered. If we put a signature, sometimes the Japanese will ask: what's this reading? If in Japan when required signatures (eg in passports, etc.) Generally make their name in Kanji, so it can be read clearly. While we usually make or can not be imitated / read by others.7. TV shows in Japan are dominated by cookbooks.8. Copy service in Japanese supermarket, while in Indonesia in-service.9. If you take a taxi in Japan, the door is opened and closed by the driver. Passengers may open and close themselves.10. Ever see the way the Japanese count "one", "two", "three" .... with a comp finger? If agan-agan perhatiin, there are differences with the habits of the people of Indonesia. Indonesians start from clenched hands and when counting "one", the little finger is enforced. Counting "two", ring finger is enforced, etc. If the Japanese, to my knowledge, the opposite. They always start from open palms, and how to count the opposite of the Indonesian people. When you say "one", then the finger will be bent / closed into the palm of the hand. If you can not believe it, try it ... jikken with your Japanese friend.11. Bicycles should not be worn, except those who raise them for more than 16 years and children who are riding less than a year and only a single person is given a ride. If violated, the maximum fine is 20 thousand yen.12. If you go up the escalator in Tokyo, you have to stand on the left, because the right is for the rush. No-how long to stand on the right if we do not go straight up.13. Dating in Japan is thrifty, traktir2an not the culture of courting Japan. So as long as not so husband and wife, ready to make money for own pay.14. Nganter shuttle girlfriend is also not a Japanese culture. If you want to meet, yes meet at the station.15. Never say to the Japanese: "I want to go to my house." Because it needs ga polite. Keiw let alone already dikijinin.16. "Aishiteru" which means I love you, rarely dipake same person dating, except if they really bener already married. Prepare them for "Daisuke desu" to uncover if they are the same as their girlfriend.17. Before traveling, usually Japanese people always check the weather forecast. And 90% of the weather forecast is accurate. It likes if there are people carrying umbrella, we will certainly see another person carrying umbrella as well. And Shibuya intersection is the most interesting place when it rains, because from above we will see a sea of colorful umbrellas.18. The cherry blossoms are a special flower in Japan, as the flowers only grow 2 weeks during the season. As it grows, the flowers fill all the trees, without leaves. After 2 weeks, there is no gift of cherry blossoms, which have green leaves, no flowers, and so no longer interesting.19. In Indonesia, we will get money if we sell our used goods to the shop selling. But in Japan, we even have to pay naro if we want our goods in the shop selling. That's what Japanese people prefer to stay away from their former TVs so if they move apartments.
