Things in Japan that Surprise Foreigners! 🇯🇵🤯

Things in Japan That Surprise Foreigners First, in Japan, there's a special umbrella designed for couples.

It's wider and slightly curved on both sides, so if you're on a walk with your partner, you don't have to worry about getting wet.

Next, if you're a fan of bath salts, in Japan, you can find bath salts shaped like Lipton teabags.

Just drop one into your tub like you would steep a teabag.

It dissolves slowly, releasing fragrance and minerals into the water, while keeping things mess-free.

Next, in public restrooms in Japan, seats are covered with a hygienic plastic wrap.

To replace it, you just wave your hand near a sensor, and the machine instantly switches out the wrap for a fresh one.

And lastly, in Japan, privacy are on another level.

Because whenever you buy a book, the shopkeeper covers it in a plain wrapper before handing it over.

because when it comes to reading on a train or in public areas, nobody wants people judging their personality just by the book cover they're reading.