When it comes to Asian countries, which one is best for tourism, you may not know and there is no way to compare. However, if you ask a random netizen which country do you think has the dirtiest streets in Asian countries, the answer will definitely be India. But what makes people incomprehensible is that Indians traveling to Japan will dislike the dirty streets of Japan?
The Japanese are known for their rigor, and they have been sorting garbage before we know what to do with it. Such a place, in the "boasting" of people, can even be so clean that when walking on the road with socks, the socks will not be dirty. And how can such a place make Indian tourists dislike that?
In fact, India is not as dirty as you think, if in every city in China, you deliberately look for it, you can also find a relatively shabby and dirty angle. Most Indians today are very hygienic. In the same way, the Japanese are not as hygienic as you think, they also throw garbage casually, and the scenic area is also piled up with garbage.
What does Japan actually look like? Have you ever traveled to Japan?