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Celebrating Christmas by eating food at the KFC fast food chain and being served by a cat in a store are things that only happen in Japan. All cultures have particularities, but the Land of the Rising Sun, so loved by us, awesome.club, stands out for its super particular lifestyle. It takes special creativity to demonstrate these differences, and Singaporean artist Evangeline Neo certainly possesses that creativity. Having visited the country, she decided to illustrate some details of Japanese culture in fun comics. Her work has so enthralled people that she is currently one of Southeast Asia’s most recognizable artists. You can find her on Instagram, Facebook and twitter like @evcomics.
At the awesome.club, we want to share with you some comics of this great artist. His work will surely surprise you.
1.“Only in Japan can cats manage a train station and dogs can manage a store”
2. “If a tattoo is small, you can cover it up to go into public restrooms or the pool”
3. Fruits in Japan like melons and grapes are incredibly expensive (amounts converted to real🇧🇷
4. It is common to find an area of magazines with adult content in plain sight
5. Courtesy is part of Asian culture, even on buses
6. The Japanese are surprised because in the rest of the world food from the fast food chain KFC is not eaten at Christmas. This is the result of a major marketing campaign carried out by the chain in the 1970s, which made its fried chicken a true tradition.
7. During rest in live drawing sessions, Japanese artists turn over their sheets. They are modest…
8. It is not allowed to order leftover food “to go” – this is due to a serious food poisoning that occurred a few years ago
9. Do you make a lot of noise when you eat pasta? the japanese do
10. Different ways to eat sushi
11. “My friend’s entire ‘private collection’ disappeared when she went to get her laundry done”
12. It’s okay to leave your important stuff unattended, but it never hurts to be cautious
13. “Collectivist and individualist cultures”
14. The Japanese celebrate the New Year in silence by visiting their shrine or temple. At midnight, bells ring and people express wishes for health and happiness.
15. “Trick or treating” is also a tradition there
16. Super technological bathrooms
17. Japanese child responsibility
There are numerous differences between countries. Have you ever been surprised by the tradition of another country? In your opinion, what activities in our country are carried out differently from the rest of the world? Tell us the trivia in the comments!
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