"This bird poop sticker is helping to prevent bike theft."
"Don’t mistake this ultra-realistic smartphone cover for your dinner."
"Like the Tokusatsu giant robots, this Japanese fire truck carries a smaller version of itself inside."
"Qoobo, a headless robot-cat and Japan’s new favorite pet"
"When it comes to space optimization, Japan has reached another level."
"The highway had to go through the building, but that wasn’t much of a problem in Japan."
"This emo-responsive robot is an alternative to smartphones for young kids. They’re way more kawaii, that’s for sure."
"Because capsule rooms are not just for workaholic executives."
"It may look like something from the Iron Man movies, but it’s a real life Japanese aerial touch device."
"This very unique Ferris “Wheel” in Osaka"
"Japan’s new trend in shoe styles is: however you want it. Just fold it however it fits you best."
"In this Japanese hotel, friendly Velociraptor robots welcome guests at the reception. Better tip, just to be on the safe side."
"A comfy gorilla arm pillow (and he’s sweet enough to hold your phone for you)"
“These toilets in Japan are made of transparent glass that turns opaque when locked from the inside.”
"Water comes out from these sprinklers on the road, to keep it from freezing over."
“This thing was so cool. It crawls up the stairs.”
“The bathrooms here look they’re lined with books.”
"If you’re going to pretend you’re studying so hard you actually fell asleep, at least do it in a comfy way."
"This item can get your teeth clean when there’s no mirror available."
"And a drink serving robot from the ’80s to show how, even in the past, Japan was already in the future."
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Tipping in Japan is considered rude.
In fact the whole concept of tipping isn't that big of a deal outside of you-know-where... but it's an easy way to spot clueless tourists.
#10 Oh HELL NAW!!!!