The photo proves Japanese people are 'the most sophisticated on the planet'

The photo is strange but the meaning behind it is very interesting.

Japanese work culture is often associated with after-work gatherings. This is an opportunity for colleagues and friends to relax after a stressful day at work, bond emotionally and maintain social relationships. However, drinking too much can sometimes make it difficult for some people to return home. Images of drunk people sleeping on the street or on public benches are not uncommon, especially in busy areas such as Shibuya or Shinjuku in Tokyo.

In such cases, Japanese people often show their concern by offering water or drinks to help the drunk person sober up. A photo shared on X recently attracted a lot of attention from the online community, demonstrating this strange “culture”. The photo shows a drunk man sleeping on the street, surrounded by bottles of water carefully placed in a circle.

The viral photo on X shows a drunk man lying on the street, surrounded by dozens of neatly arranged water bottles.

This act has a special meaning. When he wakes up, the man will have a drink ready to sober up and can safely return home. This is not an uncommon sight in big cities in Japan, where drinking culture is quite popular. The Japanese consider helping a drunk person as part of their social responsibility, showing concern and polite behavior.

Many foreigners who witnessed this action expressed their impression and admiration for the kindness of the Japanese people. A small, simple act but reflects a strong community spirit and concern for the health and safety of others.

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Drinking culture in Japan is not just for entertainment but also an important part of building and connecting social relationships. After-work drinking sessions are not only a chance to relax but also a time for people to share and strengthen their relationships. When an incident occurs, people are willing to help each other, showing respect and care for each other in all circumstances.

Source: Sanook

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