‘Felt Like Another Planet’: Indian Man’s First Day In Japan Leaves Him Stunned

Going from a country that has a rather questionable reputation when it comes to cleanliness– directly to the one that is famous for being one of the cleanest in the world– is surely a transition that can leave anyone stunned. Seemingly, that is exactly what happened with an Indian man on his first day in Japan. Taking to social media, the influencer- Dev Vijay Vargiya- shared a video of his ‘Day 1’ in Japan. The video began with the man explaining how he had enough time to take a small tour around his home, as it was his day off.“It feels like a different world altogether” was the first thing that the Indian used to describe Japan. From the country’s clean streets to its noiseless roads and from multiple vending machines on every corner to convenient

stores, almost every detail and facility was a treat to the eyes and ears.What further left the man shocked was how clean a common drain at the back of his residence was. The video immediately went viral, pulling many reactions. Most agreed with the influencer, while others called it a result of “basic civic sense”.Times Now could not confirm the details or the authenticity of the post.Check out the viral post:“Good Morning from Japan! Day-1 Begins now,” the post read. The post was shared on Instagram, by the handle ‘Dev Vijay Vargiya’. The post was shared 2 days ago and pulled over 3 M views from people.

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Internet’s reaction: “Brother, please help bring some civic sense to Indians,” a user said. “Bro indirectly roasting India,” added another person. “It takes one international trip to see how a country functions without corruption and proper law,” added another person. “People in the country know how to keep everything clean, magic nahi hai ye (it’s not magic), it’s basic civic sense that our country doesn’t understand,” added another netizen. “It’s good to see more people realising what a country should look like. If you keep streets clean, do your bid as a citizen and as the government, things look like this,” added another.