Take the plane, the simple Japanese things make you surprised
It seems that this Japanese habit does not only appear when traveling on an airplane or sitting on a subway train.
Whenever flying, especially long flights, after taking off, we often have the habit of leaning back on the plane to be able to sit comfortably.
However, if you go on a flight with many Japanese people and take a little bit of observation, you will find that they often do not lean on their seats when flying. Why is that?
When sitting in an airplane, Japanese people often do not put their seats down.
There are quite a number of explanations given to explain this "somewhat strange" habit of Japanese people. But if you are subtle, you will know what has its reasons.
First , it must be affirmed that keeping the back seat of a plane straight will support somewhat straight-back - a good habit of Japanese people.
Whatever the situation - Japanese people always pay attention to standing, sitting in the right posture. Specifically, Japanese people always have a habit of straightening people when going to sit, stand, shoulders to straighten, head up, chest slightly puffed. This will help your gait more flexible and when you sit down, you will not get fat to your abdomen.
Whatever the situation - Japanese people always pay attention to standing, sitting in the right posture.
In addition, when sitting straight back the muscles around the back, the abdomen will be more active to keep you in the right posture. In fact, if you do not straighten or bend your back, or lean too back, the muscles will be very tired, as well as affect the spine.
Second , not leaning back on a plane is because Japanese people respect personal privacy .
They do not want to just because of their benefits and comfort, but affect those around them, especially those sitting behind their backs.
The back of the chair will affect the people around, especially the person behind.
You know, how difficult will it be when the person behind wants to go out and the front seat leans back?
Third , ensuring a straight back seat will help a lot when it comes to emergency escape in case of emergency aircraft . Of course, no one wants to slow down the evacuation process to move seats during and after the incident.
The fetal posture will save your life when you are in danger.
So the chair is straightened to help the rear seat to curl up in the fetal position more quickly and easily; or no collision, injury to the front seat back when it needs to move outward.
Along with their discipline, most Japanese people will straighten their backs when flying to keep up the habit of sitting upright, avoiding the distractions to people around them.
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