'I Miss The Sense of Safety' 15 Weird Things People Noticed After Arriving Back Home From Japan
One of the best reasons to travel is to broaden your mind and gather a variety of life experiences to help better understand the world, its people, and culture. The hope is to visit a new place, try new foods, see new places, and observe the way people live that differs from your own country. And having been exposed to this culture, you then can notice the differences between that culture and your own. This sensation is known as reverse culture shock. Depending on how long you have been away from your own culture, the extent to how different you feel and how much of a shock it is, differs. Here are some of the strange or weird things people noticed about their own countries after visiting or living in Japan. (Opinions are those as shared by the respondents.)Main image: PIXTA
One of the best reasons to travel is to broaden your mind and gather a variety of life experiences to help better understand the world, its people, and culture. The hope is to visit a new place, try new foods, see new places, and observe the way people live that differs from your own country.
And having been exposed to this culture, you then can notice the differences between that culture and your own. This sensation is known as reverse culture shock. Depending on how long you have been away from your own culture, the extent to how different you feel and how much of a shock it is, differs.
Here are some of the strange or weird things people noticed about their own countries after visiting or living in Japan. (Opinions are those as shared by the respondents.)
Main image: PIXTA
And having been exposed to this culture, you then can notice the differences between that culture and your own. This sensation is known as reverse culture shock. Depending on how long you have been away from your own culture, the extent to how different you feel and how much of a shock it is, differs.
Here are some of the strange or weird things people noticed about their own countries after visiting or living in Japan. (Opinions are those as shared by the respondents.)
Main image: PIXTA
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