Slurping noodles to eat in Japan is perfectly fine and it is said that they will taste better too.

Japanese enjoy taking hot baths too, especially hot spring baths. (monkeys are there for humor, you won't get to dip with any, sorry!)

The toilets are always wet in Malaysia and there's always no toilet papers.

Anybody bought the expensive Japanese fruits before? Like the melon or the insanely priced grapes...

If you fall deep asleep on the bus in the US, it may be your last stop...

There are vending machines almost everywhere, even at places where life-forms doesn't seem to exist.

Strangely Japanese celebrates Christmas not with turkey and ham, but with KFC...

You can't turn off camera shutter sound on Japanese smartphones due to privacy and upskirt photo taking.

If the tattoo is small, it can be covered with plaster to enter into the public bath houses or swimming pool.

The 7th wonder can be found on my FB or blog.

"Sayonara" means goodbye but has a sense of finality to it, so don't use it to your clients!

There is a great number of staircases and very few escalators and lifts at smaller train stations.

I went to a Japanese company for an interview before I decided to leave Japan. When I went to the ladies toilet, I saw a nice wooden locker cabinet mounted on the wall with small compartments. I know Japanese are very particular about hygiene but to see a locker for toothbrushes and sanitary stuff is a whole new world for me...

Somehow sushi rice will fall off when you eat outside of Japan...

Based on the real story at a sushi restaurant...