Why do the Japanese line their homes and fences with water bottles?
Thursday, 10 April 2025 ()
In Japan, plastic water bottles placed along fences and gardens serve as "nekoyoke" or cat repellent. This tradition, which originated in the West, aims to deter stray cats using reflections or distorted images in the water. Despite lacking scientific proof, it remains a cultural practice in Japan, showcasing the country’s creative approach to everyday problems.
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