I’m a female solo traveller – here’s what no one warned me about Japan

A woman solo traveler opened the experience of visiting Japan and the country’s first impressions.

Millie Mclay, under user name @milliimclayTiktok regularly shares its world adventures regularly to 1.3 million followers.

Travel is impressive, Japan seized ‘honest’ In the last videoHe shows the popular destination as he walks on the street.

Millie detailed the various things it has noticed about the country, explained how people are not allowed to consume food and drinks while they are on the move.

“ Yemen or to drink and walk is not allowed ‘he said.

‘It is quite normal to buy a sandwich in the UK and buy it and then eat on the way to work.’

Instead, individuals still standing near the shop they bought, and then ‘walk’.

Another point that surprised Millie was the lack of public garbage in the country.

Travel seized Japan in a new video showing that he was walking on the street at the popular arrival point.

Instead of easily putting any garbage in a garbage box like the United Kingdom, people in Japan take it with him.

‘There is no garbage box anywhere, if you have a piece of garbage, you’ll have to carry that piece of garbage only,’ ‘he continued.

Millie also continued to comment on the hot climate and described it as ‘actually crazy’.

The traveler said: ‘Summer is hot. I am currently in Japan in August, and today the heat was literally about 40 degrees Celsius, which was actually crazy. ‘

When it comes to clothing, despite the hot weather, ‘Everyone is really dressed in a humble way’ explained.

He also explained how public transportation in Japan is used to ride the train.

But there was something Millie realized about other passengers.

Nobody talked when he was on board.

Millie detailed the various things it has noticed about the country, explained how people are not allowed to consume food and drinks while they are on the move

Millie explained: ‘The last thing I noticed is that everyone is silent on the trains, your public transport here is really good and we exist in this way.

‘Nobody talks about these trains and nobody eats on the trains.’ ‘

Despite the unexpected silence in the trains, Millie said that they have Air Con, which he appreciated.

‘In the summer, a slightly different but positive note in London, they are all air -conditioned, so I can say that Japan has won this aspect.’