You know, Japan and the Japanese are a truly unique people. Kindness and politeness are guiding stars for the country. They possess a number of deeply ingrained characteristics that are often described as endearing and admirable. These traits are a direct reflection of a culture that highly values harmony, respect, and meticulous attention to detail.
Another shining star of the country is Omotenashi (Selfless Hospitality): This is perhaps the most famous and widely praised Japanese trait. Omotenashi is more than just good service; it’s a spirit of selfless hospitality where the host anticipates the needs of the guest without expectation of anything in return. It’s evident in the thoughtful details at hotels and restaurants, the bow of a train conductor, and the genuine effort to assist a lost tourist. The care is so profound that it often feels like a personalized and deeply respectful welcome.
So imagine when hoards of rude and thoughtless tourists come along and not only respect the aspects mentioned above, they also litter the streets. And not just paper and food; now it’s luggage. What on earth?
We suppose that intelligent and caring travelers (like you and us, dear readers) that we can do our part and pick up rubbish and throw it properly into bins. This suggestion is only a bandage, but it’s a start. Pass it on.
We know someone who can sort them out. Beware, troublemakers. Stay at central Hotel Gracery. Click here
