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There is no doubt that Japan is very well known. It is a country, despite its smallness and modernity. It is very popular and it surpasses many countries. The reasons are in fact many. It has risen from the ruins of the world war, but it is now seen by its people as a sign of determination, perseverance and success. And the industry to the extent that there is a science you have to master the Japanese to be able to learn and follow up the latest research has been related to them, on the other hand, we find a civilization that maintains a great heritage of tradition and customs and amazing in fact and this shows the depth of that civilization and close contact with the father Loyalty.

Besides, Japan also has a strange reputation, which many consider to be a world quite different from ours, so it is called in some comedian "fraternal Japan", perhaps this reputation is totally unfair or exaggerated, but what is undeniable is that customs Japanese practices are puzzling and surprising to many of us and today we will test the validity of this by listing some of the customs and practices found by explorers in the planet of Japan to see how surprised and impressed by it.

Punishment rooms
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As you know, most developed countries, which respect the humanity of their people, are putting in place strict labor laws to safeguard the rights of workers and employees and to prevent big companies from exploiting them or expelling them from work without justification. Japan is no exception in this case, but what distinguishes it is what the big companies resorted to to face this problem. They can not simply dismiss a staff member who does not want them because it will cost them as compensation as stipulated by the laws of the state, and the solution that many companies resorted to in the form of Toshiba, Sony and Panasonic are rooms of punishment or discipline.

What is meant by punishment rooms is to send unwanted employees to perform tasks that have no purpose or interest and are too boring to feel tired and frustrated. One of the most famous examples of these tasks is that the company asks them to stare at a free TV screen for ten hours a day. Companies that follow this approach hope that the employee will be frustrated and frustrated by these humiliating actions to resign at the end because a voluntary resignation means they are not obliged to pay any money or benefits to the employee after a trip, which gives them some money !.
Punishment rooms
Sleep during work
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Of course, in most countries, if you are caught while enjoying a nap at work, it means that you are in a big problem. There is no manager or employer happy to pass you in your office to find you sleeping while you are paid to work, but on the other side of the universe The planet we are talking about today is quite natural and acceptable and is called inemuri.
Depending on the habit, if you sleep at work, it means that you were working hard and sincerely. That's why you did not get enough time to sleep at home. This leads employers and managers to believe that employees are tired and tired because they are too dedicated to their work. This has positive connotations so positive that there are employees who pretend to sleep at work to get that praise. It should be noted that most recent studies confirm that siesta for a short period during work in fact lead to better results and increase the activity and ability of employees to production and work.