Whenever you go into a restaurant here, be it McDonalds or a small hole in the wall that only seats 6 people (a lot more common than you would think) they offer you these little wet wipes. They are called "Oshibori" which means "to wring." If you go into the nicer restaurants you actually get a wash cloth. It is to wipe and clean your hands before you eat. Did I mention how clean it is here? It's an OCD sufferers dream! In the summer and warmer months they offer you these little wipes cold and in the colder months you can expect them warmed up. It's just another little thing that makes all the difference. Especially in a city of pedestrians when you touch who knows how many potentially germ infested handrails while walking up the ridiculous amounts of stairs here.
Wednesday, October 12, 2016
Little Things
Whenever you go into a restaurant here, be it McDonalds or a small hole in the wall that only seats 6 people (a lot more common than you would think) they offer you these little wet wipes. They are called "Oshibori" which means "to wring." If you go into the nicer restaurants you actually get a wash cloth. It is to wipe and clean your hands before you eat. Did I mention how clean it is here? It's an OCD sufferers dream! In the summer and warmer months they offer you these little wipes cold and in the colder months you can expect them warmed up. It's just another little thing that makes all the difference. Especially in a city of pedestrians when you touch who knows how many potentially germ infested handrails while walking up the ridiculous amounts of stairs here.
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