I saw many people waiting in line to board the subway in Japan. Anna Haines In Japan, I saw how the local culture and etiquette are different from what I'm used to in the US. With self-cleaning ...

I’ll lay my cards out firmly on the table straight away here and admit that I love Japan – indeed, in my travels to more than 100 countries, it remains up there with my favourites. And the great news ...

I spent a year teaching English in Japan. The experience was thrilling and a total culture shock. Living in Japan as an American is a 24-hour immersive learning experience. I returned to the US for my ...

Every country on the globe is different, so it’s only natural that the people, culture, or lifestyle will be different as well. Some things, however, can be so starkly distinct that they can come off ...

In Japan, I saw how the local culture and etiquette are different from what I'm used to in the US. With self-cleaning toilets and an absence of trash, Japan models an impressive level of cleanliness.