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What is the access to spray cans etc?amazing how clean and graffiti free the likes of singapore and hk are
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What is the access to spray cans etc?amazing how clean and graffiti free the likes of singapore and hk are
locals are porobably able to purchase paint etc from the local hardwarecity store.What is the access to spray cans etc?
I recall waking up quite early my first day on my first trip to Japan and seeing the streetsweeper cleaning an IMMACULATELY clean street, then seeing it again the next day.They just breed respect into their kids and actually have penalties for people who break the law
Japan is the same
It also keeps people employed. Workers seem to take great pride in doing their job well. Recently watched "The World's Most Punctual Train" on SBS. Absolutely fascinating look at Japan. I recommend going to SBS on Demand if you haven't seen it.I recall waking up quite early my first day on my first trip to Japan and seeing the streetsweeper cleaning an IMMACULATELY clean street, then seeing it again the next day.
They put in alot to keep public spaces clean and its mirrored in the behaviour.
They just breed respect into their kids and actually have penalties for people who break the law
Japan is the same
I recall waking up quite early my first day on my first trip to Japan and seeing the streetsweeper cleaning an IMMACULATELY clean street, then seeing it again the next day.
They put in alot to keep public spaces clean and its mirrored in the behaviour.
It also keeps people employed. Workers seem to take great pride in doing their job well. Recently watched "The World's Most Punctual Train" on SBS. Absolutely fascinating look at Japan. I recommend going to SBS on Demand if you haven't seen it.
Spot on and I like the comment about everyone having employmentWell said everyone. Well said. I will echo what you've all said and mix it with my experiences in SEA. Pride and a will to work. Pride in their work. What is seen in perhaps western societies as menial and "low class" is seen as a badge of honour by society there. Street sweepers, out early as Phantom13 said, some with the asian broom and a bag only.
Respect. A respect for each other, the country and the location they live and work in. Desecration of public and private property is met with shake of the head. Here, I feel it is the same in that generally there's angst towards say graffiti, but then also acceptance in that it is what it is. Jobs such as cleaning or maintenance on a basic level are what "immigrants" do. The same immigrants that are taking our jerbs!!11!!!11!
Dogs mentions the trains punctuality. It's a will and honour to achieve excellence. The train is due to arrive at 10.22, it arrives at 10.22. But that also stems back to education. Kids want to achieve academically, and take pride in it. No ridicule for being a "nerd" which is historically an occurrence. Those who ridicule also reason that "yeah but they get tutors and just study all the time". Well, we all can and couldve (coming from a someone who was very much middle of the road).
I was fortunate to take a fellow aussie to SEA recently who had been once maybe a long time ago. He was amazed with how efficient and easy the train system was, and recounted how here a train is cancelled, it's running a bit late...whatever, it is what it is.
And another thing that is relevant to this thread.
After hand washing pots and or pans, place them on the stove to dry.