Japan is an amazing country that is at least a century ahead of the rest of the planet in its technological development - and yet holds tightly to its historical traditions and remnants, many of which are rooted in the Middle Ages. Amazing things are here at every step! 
During the coronavirus epidemic, the Japanese government sent food aid to those in home quarantine in the form of these kits 
Japanese graffiti in rice fields 
This is the kind of painting they do on sewer manholes in Japan. 
School bus in Nagoya 
Corridor of umbrellas in the village of Metsa 
Seats of a Japanese night intercity bus 
Night lights of Nagano in the fog 
Blooming fields of Hokkaido 
Bookstore in Matsumoto city 
Lunch at a Japanese hospital 
Grocery carts in Japan are designed to stack everything vertically and reduce aisle congestion 
Inside the cups of instant noodles on the lid you will find a cute cat 
Pikachu Train 
City bus stops 
Building in Tokyo with vertical lawns on the walls 
3D advertising in Shinjuku 
Women's restroom in a Japanese shopping mall 
Mini garden on the train to Kyoto 
Under a manhole cover in Tokyo - a fire hydrant 
Monorail in Tokyo's Shiba district 
At the Nagoya Science Museum, visitors' lockers are labeled with the names of chemical elements. 
Traditional hotel in Okawaso 
Phone booth in Osaka 
Mobile vending machine for KFC products on the street of a Japanese city 
Japanese bread vending machine 
Chopstick shop, Tokyo 
In one of the restaurants you can see a small Mount Fuji at the bottom of every glass. 
Coffee painting and sculpture in Japanese 
Speaker Shrine in Japan. You can connect your speaker to it via Bluetooth 
Sink-toilet combo helps Japanese save water 
Vending machine in the style of classical Japanese architecture 
The handle in the restroom is specially made so that you can avoid getting your just washed hands dirty. 
Spiral escalator in a Japanese shopping mall 
Goddess Kannon statue in Sendai 
Seat upholstery in Japanese public transport reminds of the need to give up seats to women with children and the disabled 
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