Umbrella lockers so you don’t have to carry yours in the building and no one takes yours on accident.

A shopping center that has refrigerated lockers for customers to keep their perishables while they continue shopping.

Koi fish who live in drainage channels in Japan.

There are over 300 intersections in Japan that let pedestrians cross diagonally.

Japan’s manhole covers are covered in art.

Almost everyone in Japan reverse parks.

Most schools in Japan don’t have custodians, rather they have their students do the cleaning so they learn valuable life lessons.

Toreiyu Tsubasa Train In Japan is equipped with footbaths to enjoy the trip in style.

Baby seats are attached to the wall in most Japanese restrooms.

Toilets that recycle your excess water for the next flush.

Hospital food in Japan is exquisite.

Drink cans have names written in braille on the top.

An elevator that has a seat that doubles as a toilet in the case of an emergency.

Toilet system that allows you to see which ones are occupied and vacant.

A hospital in Japan that has glasses with different prescriptions to help you fill out forms should you need them.

Vending machine selling farm fresh eggs.

Ground crews bow and wave to departing flights out of Japanese airports.

A smartphone wiper dispenser in Japan.

Some tourist spots in Japan have stands for your smartphone so you can take pictures.

Trains that allow you to rotate your seats.

At Narita International Airport in Japan they give out free origami.

Japanese gum that comes with paper so you can dispose of your gum when you’re done with it.

Japanese toilets that allow you to play sounds so other people can’t hear you.

Japanese taxi that has a button for you to request a slower speed.

Japanese ATMs have cane holders for the aging population of the country.

A note in Japan that apologizes for knocking over a person’s bike and giving them money for the damages.