Kuriositäten über Japan

Japan has vending machines that sell everything from hot ramen to fresh eggs and even rhinoceros

beetles. With over five million vending machines nationwide, there's one for

every twenty-three people. The country also has more pets than children,

and Tokyo is so safe that six-year-olds commute to school alone on public transport.

Mount Fuji is actually privately owned by a shrine, and the Japanese passport is the

most powerful in the world, granting visa-free access to one hundred and ninety-four

countries. Japanese trains are so punctual that the average delay is just eighteen

seconds, and companies issue apology certificates when trains run late.