Japan leads the country with the rapid progress of science and technology. Did you know that some of these everyday objects come from the state sunrise?
1. coffee granules
Believe it or not, coffee granules was discovered by a Japanese student named Satori Kato in 1881 when he was studying in Chicago. When was researching green tea powder, something unique to Japan, he managed to make dried coffee granules. The present invention is then introduced in Pan0American Exposition in Buffalo, New York and has been satisfying desires caffeine addict since 1901.
2. Mi instant.
Ramen is an important part of Japanese culture, so do not be surprised if found instant noodles in Japan. Momofuku Ando founded Nissin instant noodles giant.
First instant noodles are considered as luxury items because the price is very expensive, but now even so food choice if another child boarding drag.
3. Answering machine.
The answering machine was created by Kazuo Hashimoto in 1951. He had just moved into a new apartment when the previous tenant called Hashimoto to ask about payment of rent. Although Hashimoto promised to promptly pay, people were still calling constantly, and usually always night.
Because disturbed, Hashimoto made the first prototype of an answering machine (which he named answering phone) using a tape recorder, battery, frustration.
He then patented the answering machine is in Japan in 1954.
4. Bullet train.
What else is identical with the Japanese? Yep, bullet train. The first bullet train was built in 1964. The Tokaido Line connects passengers to the three major metropolitan cities: Tokyo / Yokohama, Nagoya and Osaka / Kyoto. Until now this path is still the busiest lines in Japan.
5. Karaoke
Japanese musician Daisuke Inoue said to be the inventor of karaoke. Inoue often gets requests from the guests to record his performance, and he makes his own tape recorder inspired by the music box that can play songs that incorporate a 100 yen coin. He named 8-Juke.
Now, karaoke franchise is one of the largest in Japan's modern business.
6. Block braille.
Block Brailler which are found on the streets are the findings of the Foundation Seiichi Miyake Traffic Safety Research Center in 1965. The first block braille kalianya laid along the streets near Okayama School for the tuna0-blind, in Prefektru Okayama.
7. Camera phone.
Ancestors of our smartphones are thin and shiny designed and created by Kyocera Corporation in Japan. Mobile colored the first created in the Research and Development Center, Yokohama, and launched to the public in 1999. Mobile it has a front facing camera, suitable for selfie (from first uda there selfie!) And video calls, and able to produce two video frames per second.
8. Gender logo toilet.
Yep. Gender logo toilet also comes dar Japan. Awalanya designed adan used during the Tokyo Olympics in 1964. Since this is the first time the Olympics were held in countries with a primary language other than alphabetical, Tokyo design team decided to use this logo ynag can bridge multiple languages, so that strangers can be Mauk corresponding to the toilet.
1. coffee granules
2. Mi instant.
Ramen is an important part of Japanese culture, so do not be surprised if found instant noodles in Japan. Momofuku Ando founded Nissin instant noodles giant.
First instant noodles are considered as luxury items because the price is very expensive, but now even so food choice if another child boarding drag.
3. Answering machine.
The answering machine was created by Kazuo Hashimoto in 1951. He had just moved into a new apartment when the previous tenant called Hashimoto to ask about payment of rent. Although Hashimoto promised to promptly pay, people were still calling constantly, and usually always night.
Because disturbed, Hashimoto made the first prototype of an answering machine (which he named answering phone) using a tape recorder, battery, frustration.
He then patented the answering machine is in Japan in 1954.
4. Bullet train.
What else is identical with the Japanese? Yep, bullet train. The first bullet train was built in 1964. The Tokaido Line connects passengers to the three major metropolitan cities: Tokyo / Yokohama, Nagoya and Osaka / Kyoto. Until now this path is still the busiest lines in Japan.
5. Karaoke
Japanese musician Daisuke Inoue said to be the inventor of karaoke. Inoue often gets requests from the guests to record his performance, and he makes his own tape recorder inspired by the music box that can play songs that incorporate a 100 yen coin. He named 8-Juke.
Now, karaoke franchise is one of the largest in Japan's modern business.
6. Block braille.
Block Brailler which are found on the streets are the findings of the Foundation Seiichi Miyake Traffic Safety Research Center in 1965. The first block braille kalianya laid along the streets near Okayama School for the tuna0-blind, in Prefektru Okayama.
7. Camera phone.
Ancestors of our smartphones are thin and shiny designed and created by Kyocera Corporation in Japan. Mobile colored the first created in the Research and Development Center, Yokohama, and launched to the public in 1999. Mobile it has a front facing camera, suitable for selfie (from first uda there selfie!) And video calls, and able to produce two video frames per second.
8. Gender logo toilet.
Yep. Gender logo toilet also comes dar Japan. Awalanya designed adan used during the Tokyo Olympics in 1964. Since this is the first time the Olympics were held in countries with a primary language other than alphabetical, Tokyo design team decided to use this logo ynag can bridge multiple languages, so that strangers can be Mauk corresponding to the toilet.
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