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I found a tweet I was interested in today on Twitter. I want to ask everyone about that. The content is about something that is installed on Japanese roads. It's commonplace in Japan, and you'll always be told when you get a car license. The main tweet of the topic seems to be from Australia, but what about other countries?
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I was surprised when I saw this.
"Isn't there a curved mirror in every country?"
What?
It's a curved mirror that is often seen in Japan, but isn't it normal outside Japan?
Explain to those who do not know the curved mirror.
A curved mirror is a mirror that can be seen at intersections and curves.
A mirror for checking the situation on the left and right when turning left or right.
The part of the mirror draws an arc so that it can be seen far to the left and right.
However, it is difficult to check the sense of distance, so you should not check it visually.
something like.
It's quite handy in narrow alleys, poorly visible roads, and residential areas.
Is it an item unique to Japan where the land is small?
When I lived in Japan, it was too common for me to worry about it.
There are also installation standards, and they must be installed on roads that meet the standards. There is also a regulation on size.
I noticed it for the first time in this tweet.
I didn't know it was so rare!
There seems to be more things I don't know about in Japan.
How about everyone?
Are you interested in Japan?
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