Summer Vacation in Japan
In recent years, it is well-known that tourists from abroad are increasing every day,
It is safe to say that it is rare that you will not see foreign tourists in the city as well as in Tokyo.
Many foreign tourists seem to have a culture shock while watching Japanese culture,
It is not limited to traditional culture such as art entertainment arts and festivals.
In Japan, things like cool biz have settled in businessmen working recently,
That carry out the work-office in the rough style has become commonplace.
However, even in some business categories and hot summers, there are also places of work “wearing a suit & necktie”.
It seems that foreign tourists also feel “crazy!” in such sight.
Although it seems that “No Tie No Jacket” has spread considerably in Cool Biz,
Still it still tends to be said that in Japan “courtesy tightening tightly, even summer long-sleeved shirts, courtesy to wear jackets” is said to be.
However, it seems that many foreign tourists have difficulty understanding that working in this hot fucking themselves (lol)
It is often said that “Japanese are hard workers”,
but it seems that many foreign tourists will get “culture shock” knowing the summer holidays in Japan.
That businessman ‘s summer vacation period is short in Japan.
Although it is called “Obon vacation”, most people say that it is about 5 days, short and 2-3 days, and at most one week at most.
Especially in Europe, “summer vacation is usually two weeks to three weeks” is common,
Depending on One Country, if you are in the vacation period of summer, you will not only see less of a working businessman,
Everyone moves to a seaside town on a long vacation so it is wrapped in a gallant atmosphere inside the city.
People who came to Japan from such a country were surprised that “Tokyo is full of working businessmen, though it is summer! Crazy!”,
It seems to be struck by the short summer vacation in Japan.
Diligent nature is a wonderful thing, I hope the Japanese society will be able to enjoy a long vacation without hesitation in everything …