Japan – contrasts and balances

Hi everyone, my name is Tsouf, I’m 26 years old. I’m married to my charming husband Ron.

My e-book is about our trip to Japan, because I believe that a good experience must being shared.

So first of all let me show you a short video so you’ll taste a bit of this place. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gqYzEv_AqYM&feature=youtu.be

we’ve been there in April- May this year for our honey-moon, for about 3 weeks, which 5 days out of it we travelled Seoul, South Korea.

Here is our trip plan, made by me after a long research:)

Japanese cuisine offers special and varied flavors, some familiar to us and easy to connect with, and some with quirky textures, sharp smells and harsh looks. Anyway in Japan you can find all types of western restaurants we know in addition to the excellent Japanese restaurants

Japan is one of the world’s most technologically advanced countries. The Japanese companies are recognized worldwide because of the high quality products and unique management methods.

For example, the Toyota car factory (in the city of Toyota), Dyson, Sony, Toshiba, Mitsubishi and more. Japanese technology affects all areas of life, from service cells to bus stops and shops

Japan’s public transport is excellent, for example in Tokyo every 5 minutes there is a train everywhere in the huge city, and it is also not enough to accommodate all 30 million residents living in the city. So unlike us, the Japanese crowd on the train with a smile on their face and a lot of courtesy.

The inter-city train arrives anywhere in the country and reaches 300 mph

Order and cleanliness in Japan is something that cannot be ignored. Japanese culture and awareness of hygiene, aesthetics, and cleanliness are making the country look polished and new. The arrangement is expressed on a daily basis, for example walking only on the right side of the sidewalk

Shinto is the main religion in Japan. It manifests itself in three main areas of life: tradition and family, love of nature and physical cleanliness. Japan’s law prohibits any connection between religion and state. Most citizens of the state do not define themselves as religious, but nevertheless reach the 100,000 temples scattered throughout the state and establish religious-social ceremonies

Japan is considered an expensive country, if there are a number of opportunities for successful acquisitions. The first is Uniqlo, which, unlike the stores in Europe that only offer winter clothing, offers a wide range of beautiful and high quality clothes at extremely cheap prices. Apart from that, there are shopping malls with Japanese stores featuring beautiful and special clothing and outlets with the companies we all know

Well, thank you all for reading so far, and have a pleasant journey! (of course after the corona ends..)