- Bathrooms have bidets, but you can use them like regular Western toilets...so don't be scared. I used one at the mall across the street and the seat was heated. That was nice.
- Beds are super hard.
- Everything looks pretty old (built in 1960s-1970s), but is super clean and well maintained.
- All employees have uniforms.
- It's impossible to find a garbage can or a drinking fountain. Despite this...people don't litter.
- Bathrooms are super kid-friendly.
- Dennys in Japan is not the same as Dennys in the USA, but I survived. (The french toast were good, but they didn't even serve apple juice for breakfast.)
- Haven't been able to find Sprite or Root Beer anywhere, only Cola. Luckily Grape Fanta is at McDonalds. :) Speaking of which, McDonalds put my soda in a paper bag.
- Everywhere we've been feels very safe. Felt totally fine wandering around by myself.
- The bullet train seats were WAY more comfortable than our airplane seats.
- Every store tapes your bag closed for you when you buy something.
- I swear most of the girls wandering around could be models.
- Tip and taxes are included in your bill, so no need to calculate everything afterwards.
- Sausage tastes like a hotdog, and the bacon needs to be cooked longer.
That's it for now. I'm sure I'll think of more things. :)
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