Unique Technologies Can Only Be Found in Japan

This guide provides a practical overview of Unique Technologies Can Only Be Found in Japan, including its main features, benefits, limitations, and important considerations.

Bicycles also have underground private parking.

Next to constructions there is often a noise meter to ensure they do not disturb the lives of people around them.

This is a technology cemetery to commemorate the deceased.

The Japanese find a way to grow rice indoors because of the lack of space.

And the traffic lights here are green instead of green.

There are hotels where staff are all robots.

You can see a lot of lights in toilets in Japan.

This is a bicycle for a mother or a father who can take 2 children out. The older child sits in the back seat and the youngest is near the wheel, where parents can always see them.

A unique accessory in the supermarket that lets you pick up bulky items in plastic bags.

And every time supermarkets change their locations, they will give buyers a map and place it right on the cart.

A jacket with straps to wear over the shoulder when it's hot.

Without cumbersome and unobtrusive signs, this green line in Japan represents an area near a school where children walk to school.

Japan has vending machines to sell vegetables and fruits. Some machines even sell beer, but only sell during the day.

This is a vending machine.

And there are places for you to put umbrellas and lock them, to avoid being taken away by someone.

Most coffee vending machines in the world are very similar. They all have a number of buttons to choose from, and traditional drinks and paper cups. In Japan, a service lets you order a cup of coffee through an app and receive it from a store, at a given time. And instead of paper or plastic cups, there are colorful bottles for you to choose from.

This device gives you a piece of paper to clean your smartphone.

This is a portable ashtray for smokers, in designated smoking areas.

The Japanese have Seagaia Ocean Dome, the largest indoor beach in the world, located in Miyazaki city.

The screen on the plane provides the same vision as the pilot.

The cabs with back doors open automatically.

The bus stop turns around to avoid dust or water splashing into the passengers.