Houses over buildings in China
This is how smooth bullet trains in Japan are:
This monkey police officer, a 5-year-old named “Santisuk”, which means “peace” in Thai, is a monkey adopted by a police officer, trained to patrol the local areas.
Matcha and cherry blossom flavored Lay’s in Japan
The Bangladesh Railway is overflowing.
“Manhole covers in Japan are more artistic than my art teacher.”
There are special slippers for the toilet in Japan.
The Maeklong Railway in Thailand passes through this busy market and vendors often have to move their stuff out of the train’s way in order to save it from being ruined.
Food items in plastic bags is a common thing you’ll see in several Asian countries.
There are baby seats in every bathroom in Japan.
This massive QR code made of 130,000 trees can only be scanned from the sky. In case you’re curious, you can only scan it with the help of an app called WeChat, and after scanning, it takes you to a Chinese user account of some sort.
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