Japanese never sell breakfast in the street. What the hell is going on?

There are many morning markets all over China. When you get up in the morning, you can see many breakfast stalls in the street. Everyone either sat there to eat or packed up to take away, which became a lively scene in the morning. Breakfast is never sold on the streets of Japan, because Japanese people basically eat breakfast at home or go to convenience stores to buy breakfast, and basically don't buy breakfast at roadside stalls. Let's take a look at Bian Xiao.

As the saying goes, "a year's plan lies in spring, and a day's plan lies in the morning." Breakfast is the source of all energy in the morning, so breakfast must be eaten, and it must be nutritious and healthy. If you don't eat breakfast, people will get sick easily. However, friends who have traveled to Japan will find that no one sells breakfast on the roadside in Japan in the morning. Don't they all have breakfast? Actually, it is not.

When tourists ask local people why, they have two answers. In one case, the hostess will make breakfast before her husband goes to work or her children go to school. They get up, wash and have breakfast at home. In Japan, most people go out after breakfast at home. Another situation is that vending machines can be seen everywhere in Japan, and you can also buy a box lunch in it and take it to the company. There are no breakfast vendors on the streets of Japan.

China tourists will feel very envious. Without the street vendors selling breakfast, the streets would be much cleaner. But in our family life, few people will prepare breakfast for their husbands before going to work. Therefore, the street is full of vendors selling breakfast. Many people who go to work will buy some breakfast to take away, or eat it while walking on the road, which is neither elegant nor healthy. I sincerely hope that the pace of life can be slower.