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Unexpectedly, emoji emoticon originated from Japan
Disclosure: emoji was developed by Docomo for mobile phones in Japan in 1998.
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Japan fixed 1 giant death hole in only 2 days
Just a few days after the death pit appeared, affecting the lives of the people of Fukuoka City, the local government has completely overcome this problem.
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How did Japan fix the death toll of 30m in two days?
Construction workers in Fukuoka City, Japan only took 48 hours to fill the 30-meter-long death zone that swallowed 5 lanes in the middle of the center.
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How to read UPC bar codes to identify US, Japanese or Chinese goods
UPC or Product Code is always printed on the packaging, used to identify the origin of the item.
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Why do Japanese streets hardly have names?
Japan is a strange country with many mysteries, in which unnamed roads also make foreigners confused when looking for an address.
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5 interesting things about the Japanese education system make the whole world jealous
Considering the more personality education of academic results, standardized lunches, or students cleaning up their own classes without the need for work are impressive…
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Journey 'conquer the world' of dish No. 1 in the hearts of students
Instant noodles can be said to be the food that dominates the Earth up to the present time. But all must have a beginning.
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Japan uses lions to make torn jeans
Zoo Jeans is a jeans made by zoo predators like lions, tigers and bears. This uniqueness makes Zoo Jeans sold at exorbitant prices.
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Japan is the place to produce the most 'top' denim
Denim is the oldest cloth material in the world.
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Why does Vietnam use 220v voltage but Japan only uses 110v?
If you are an attentive person, you easily realize that electrical items brought from the US or Japan are often required to be used with a switch ...
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7 most tragic events in human history
The Holocaust, the Rwanda genocide is two of the most tragic events in human history.
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60% of Japanese youth solve this very simple problem
The problem is dividing Japanese netizens in recent days. Can you do it?
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Answer the question of how to wake a deaf person when a fire occurs
But how to warn a deaf person who is sleeping very drunk during the night? The fire alarm was useless because they couldn't hear it.
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The most famous ancient armor in history
Many ancient armor of ordinary kings or soldiers are almost intact and preserved carefully.
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Sushi is world famous and the birth coincidentally
Sushi is a symbol of Japan but originates from China and has experienced many ups and downs of history to become an art like today.