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10 Ways JAPAN is 10 Years Ahead of the World

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09.12.2022

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DID YOU KNOW Japan has bullet trains that can travel 320 km/hour? Or superior toilet seats that can heat up your butt, clean it spotless, and check your blood pressure? Or interactive robots that can serve you lunch, analyze your facial expressions and be your customer service agent in phone stores?

I just finished my 6th visit to Japan, and every time I leave this country, I have a hard time comprehending what I just experienced.

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