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Why is nobody wearing shorts in Japan?
No one wears shorts in Japan, mainly because of Japanese culture and climate.

In fact, in summer, many Japanese also wear shorts. However, compared with people in other countries, Japanese people may wear shorts a little less frequently. This is mainly due to Japanese culture and climate. Japan is a country that attaches great importance to etiquette and cultural norms. In some formal occasions, wearing shorts may be considered impolite or inappropriate. Therefore, many Japanese don't wear shorts when working or attending formal activities.

The climate in Japan is humid, and it is rainy and humid in summer. Some Japanese people may prefer to wear trousers or light-colored trousers. Japanese culture and fashion style may also affect Japanese dressing habits. Japanese fashion styles usually pay more attention to details and color matching, and some Japanese may prefer to wear clothes with more shapes and designs, such as pants or skirts.

Japan related introduction

Japan is an island country, located in the east of Asia, consisting of four main islands and many other small islands, with a land area of about 370,000 square kilometers. Japan is a highly developed industrialized country and one of the largest economies in the world. Japan's economy is dominated by manufacturing, service and agriculture, and its products include automobiles, electronic products, steel, chemicals and mechanical equipment.

Japan is a country with political stability, social security, unique culture and rich historical and cultural heritage. Japanese culture has had a far-reaching impact on the world. For example, Japan's traditional art, architecture, literature and movies have unique charm and are deeply loved by people all over the world. In addition, Japanese food culture is also very unique, such as sushi, Lamian Noodles, tempura, barbecue and so on, which are all very famous Japanese dishes.

The above contents refer to Baidu Encyclopedia-Japan.