A video content creator is discussing 18 strange things that exist in Japan. He is joined by a representative from Japan in Brazil to help explain these unique customs and inventions. The list includes items such as:
* Trains with seats that face away from the direction of travel to avoid awkward interactions with fellow passengers
* Baby seats in public bathrooms for parents to place their infants while they use the facilities
* A cafe for lonely people where customers can eat with a teddy bear or other stuffed animal
* A store that sells items specifically designed for women with long hair, such as motorcycle helmets with built-in hair ties
* A special kind of sink that pours water on top of the toilet tank to conserve water
* A hotel with a robot dinosaur that checks in guests
* A napkin that covers your face when you eat a hamburger to avoid making a mess
* Tatami mats that can be transformed into different shapes and uses
* Umbrella parking lots
* Cans with special easy-to-open lids
* A unique mayonnaise flavor that is popular in Japan
The content creator is surprised and amused by these strange customs and inventions, and is eager to share them with his audience.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. In Japan, there are trains with seats that face backwards, and passengers can choose to sit facing the direction of travel or backwards.
2. Japan has baby seats in public bathrooms for parents to use while taking care of their children.
3. In Japan, it's common for women to wear ponytails or other hairstyles that keep their hair back while riding motorcycles.
4. Japan has a cafe where customers can have lunch with a teddy bear, designed for lonely people.
5. In Tokyo, there are pedestrian crossings that allow people to cross diagonally.
6. Japan has a busy crossing in Shibuya that is known for its unique diagonal crossing.
7. In Japan, it's common for people to use tablet supports to watch movies or TV shows while lying down.
8. Japan has a system where people can reserve a specific seat in a public restroom.
9. In Japan, surnames are often displayed on plaques outside homes, rather than house numbers.
10. Japan has a unique sink design that pours water on top of the toilet tank to conserve water.
11. In Japan, there are automatic stores that replace human workers.
12. Japan has a hotel where a robot dinosaur checks in guests.
13. In Japan, there are napkins that cover your face while eating a hamburger.
14. Japan has tatami mats that can be transformed into different shapes and sizes.
15. In Japan, it's common for people to sit on the floor to eat, sleep, or watch movies.
16. Japan has umbrella parking lots, where people can park their umbrellas.
17. Japan has special cans that are easy to open, with a ring that makes it simple to access the contents.
18. In Japan, people can eat and drink in a cafeteria while wearing a mask to prevent the spread of germs.
Note that some of these "facts" may be exaggerated or based on the author's personal experience, but I have tried to extract the most objective information possible from the text.