Comments by "A Sparrow" (@asparrow9876) on "Why Japanese Chef’s Knives Are So Expensive | So Expensive" video.

Yup. That's why they made such strides in the digital age. Leading the world of playback with Kodak pictures, Fujifilm cassettes, Sony appliances, Atari/Nintendo consoles & more.
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@andreeacat7071 I'm not saying it's a tiny country, I'm saying the usable space is low due to the amount of coasts, beaches and mountains, the country has a relatively large rural side for its size and if you look at the city it jumps at you how economical they are with space, every cubic metre has a purpose, everything is neatly prepositioned and juxtaposed. It even gives it a homely neat fitting feeling whether you're in an alley bar or in the middle of a shopping district, and it all stems from their affinity in architecture since ancient times. They do not waste even a centimeter of land because they know how to ration the ground they've been dealt with.
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@panzerofthelake506 Because Japan is a small country. They met their own needs first, which was geographically speaking very small distances... Unlike countries like Russia, America, Canada, etc.
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In that case the Japanese will always put a smile on your face. They take every endeavor they engage in to the fullest extent of their abilities & focus. They take immense pride in their work.
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