Japanese practice both Shinto and Buddhism religions which have harmoniously coexisted since the 6th century. These religions don't have much impact on the day to day lives of the Japanese as they only practice them on occasions such as weddings and funerals while on the other hand the people highly regard their culture and observe all the protocols and etiquette put in place; hence the culture affects their daily lives is significant.

Japan practices a unique culture. Thus, many travelers wish to travel there to experience this culture. Due to popularity, their culture is considered to be one of the most leading prominent religions in the world. For this reason, they have, in return, turned their lifestyle into a political tool for business. Not long ago, their products were considered to be shoddy and low in quality. Now the global market has turned to Japan's products for their high standards and reliability