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The narrator explained, “In Japan, children have their own bank. It’s a real bank. But only for kids.”
The children deposit money and even earn interest on their savings. (Photo Credit: Instagram)
There is something about Japan that instantly makes people want to live there. Clean streets, polite people and a sense of calm everywhere. Time and again, videos shared online prove that Japan really is as unique as people imagine. A recent video has once again reminded everyone why the country stands apart from the rest of the world.
The clip was shared on Instagram with a title. “3 reasons why Japan is the best place to live.” It highlights three everyday examples that show what makes life in Japan so special.
Children Have Their Own Banks
The first reason shared in the video is about children having their own banks. The narrator explained, “In Japan, children have their own bank. It’s a real bank. But only for kids. Parents aren’t even allowed to enter.” These banks are designed to help children learn financial responsibility early in life.
They deposit money and even earn interest on their savings. All to help them learn how to manage their finances from an early age,” the clip explains.
A Country Where Safety Is A Way Of Life
The second reason the footage points out is Japan’s remarkable safety. The narrator says, “Japan is so safe that even children go to school alone without any adult supervision.” This single line captures how deeply safety is rooted in everyday life there.
In many other countries, the thought of a child walking alone might be worrying but in Japan, it is completely normal.
“Nobody really steals in Japan. You can leave your phone, wallet or even a bag somewhere. Come back an hour later, and it’ll still be exactly where you left it,” the narrator says.
In those rare cases when something does go missing, there are actual lost and found stores where people can look for their belongings.
Even The Wild Animals Show Respect
The third reason shows something that surprises most people: even wild animals in Japan seem polite. “The wild animals are so polite, it’s almost unbelievable. There are deer that roam freely and simply walk up to you, lower their heads and bow,” the narrator says.
This isn’t just a random act. It is a sign of respect or a polite way to ask for a treat. “The locals actually taught them this behaviour and now it’s become a cultural tradition,” the video explains.
These deer, found in Nara, Japan, are considered sacred and are protected. Tourists from around the world visit the city to see them.
A team of writers at News18.com bring you stories on what’s creating the buzz on the Internet while exploring science, cricket, tech, gender, Bollywood, and culture.
A team of writers at News18.com bring you stories on what’s creating the buzz on the Internet while exploring science, cricket, tech, gender, Bollywood, and culture.
Delhi, India, India
November 02, 2025, 12:30 IST
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