How seriously Andrew Garfiled and Adam Driver took the role in Martin Scorcese's film is evidenced by the fact that they prepared for the role for a whole year and spent a week in Wales in complete silence, in order to get the most out of the Jesuit missionaries Rodrigues and Garrpa. They were sent to Japan during the time of the "hidden Christians", just after the suppression of the Catholic revolution on Shimabara in the 17th century, where they must find their missing mentor, Father Ferreira (Liam Neeson).
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After "drip" coffee has already made a name for itself in bars around the world, this way of preparing tea is now moving into bars. Otherwise, it is a proven method among tea lovers, and the newly opened and extremely minimalist Tokyo Saryo bar is said to be the first bar in the world that serves tea in this way.
If you thought the worst and accused the Japanese of cruelty, let us reassure you right from the start. The bunnies in the photo are alive and well and not stuffed. No one was harmed in the making of these photos. It's just a weird trend that has spread in Japan, because the Japanese wouldn't be Japanese if they weren't obsessed with a weird trend.
Do you like minimalism? Then you should take a look at the homes of extreme minimalists, such as the Japanese. You will be surprised, because you will find that at least half of the things that surround you, you do not need at all.
If the Japanese do not disappoint in anything, it is bizarre inventions and bizarre TV ads. Cristiano Ronaldo was also a "victim" of some of them. Even in 2016, the Japanese sense of creativity did not dry up and bore rich fruit again. Check out the most bizarre ads made by the Japanese in 2016. If you need a daily dose of laughter, you've got it for the whole week.
You've probably heard that your smartphone is a breeding ground for bacteria and that it's even dirtier than a toilet bowl. Therefore, the idea of "toilet" paper for a smartphone is far from wrong. Of course, the quirk comes from Japan. You come across an unusual sight at Tokyo's Narita Airport, where in addition to the classic toilet paper holder, a mini holder and mini toilet paper await you in the toilet cubicle, which is not intended for gnomes or mice, but for your smartphone screen.
If you are looking for an unusual thermal experience, Japan is the right place for you. Not only soaking in wide noodles, in the Yunesson Spa Resort SPA center you can also enjoy a bath in red wine, green tea, coffee and sake. If you don't have enough money and time to travel to the land of the rising sun, but still want an unusual thermal experience, you can experience it at Starkenberg Castle in the Austrian Tyrol.
At least one of the reindeer will be missing from Santa's fleet this year, as Japan's Domino's clocks him up for Christmas pizza delivery.
If you thought that the idea of "spamusement", a combination of a spa and an amusement park, could come from anywhere but Japan, you have not learned anything from us. Japan is the cradle of bizarre ideas and inventions. Beppu, a Japanese town known for its hot springs, is set to launch a wellness center packed into an amusement park. After the mayor of the city issued an online challenge - a million views and let's build it! - and if the internet users were up to it, the world's first "spamusement" park is in store for us.
There are many unusual museums in the world, including one that exhibits stones that resemble human faces. The Chinsekikan Museum, which translates as Hall of Curious Stones, is located in the Japanese town of Chichibu, northwest of Tokyo.
Bizarre chocolate from Mme KIKI comes from Japan. Choconips is a series of eight different chocolate bars in the shape of the nipples of younger and older women. Lucky or tasteless? We leave the decision up to you.
Driving across the Eshima Ohashi Bridge feels like riding a death train. The 1,700-meter-long and 11.4-meter-wide bridge in Japan is built with a frightening slope, namely with the aim of allowing ships to sail under it on Lake Nakaumi. Fasten your seat belts or you'll end up on the windshield!