Catch Them Young

Cleanliness is a way of life for them and in sync with their beliefs. They believe that any place occupied by them has to be treated as their own and thus keep those neat, without supervision. The Japanese believe that discipline is a key ingredient for success and hence train their children right from childhood in every aspect that adds value. Children clean their classrooms, schools and the toilets which instills in them a deep sense of responsibility towards the society. The Japanese way of standing up for their values is commendable and can be seen in their public life as well where queueing is an integral part and happens automatically. For a country devasted by two atomic attacks, the sheer hard work and commitment of people is what has made Japan what it is. And this achievement is impossible without Social Responsibility at its peak.

Cleanliness is a way of life for them and in sync with their beliefs.

They believe that any place occupied by them has to be treated as their own and thus keep those neat, without supervision. The FIFA world cup in Qatar showed us what they did.

Isn't this emulatable? Very much.