The Reality Reports

Tipping Is Not A Custom In Japan: In many countries, tipping is a common way to reward good service. In the United States and other places, servers often rely on tips as part of their income. However, in Japan, tipping is not part of the culture. Leaving extra money at a restaurant, hotel, or taxi can feel confusing to staff. In some cases, workers may run after a customer to return the money. This is not because the service was poor. It is because excellent service is already expected as part of the job. Understanding this difference helps travelers avoid awkward situations.

What Your Door Color Says About Your Heritage: Front doors serve as more than just entrances to our homes. They represent cultural traditions, personal beliefs, and sometimes even financial milestones.  Different countries have developed unique customs around door colors and decorations that tell fascinating stories about their societies.