Vlogger Demonstrates 10-Minute Walk Wearing White Socks: Proves Tokyo’s Street Hygiene, Watch Video

It is a common thought that walking barefoot will make our feet ever dirtier. But hey! One vlogger has proved us wrong in Japan. Yes, he literally walked barefoot wearing clean white socks in Tokyo’s busiest and crowded area for at least 10 minutes, and you won’t believe his socks are just as fine as before. There is no stain of dust. He has shared a video where he shows the before and after effects of wearing white socks and walking on streets.

He walked through the crowd, walked on the road, crossed the road, then walked on a footpath where every day many vehicles and pedestrians walk, but his white socks remained spotless. A few months back, another vlogger also showed the same effect as him.

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The video is getting viral and netizens are praising it. Many are commenting and reacting after seeing the before and after effect through his experiment. Although it’s a simple experiment, it has drawn the attention of millions of people online, who have lauded Japan for its cleanliness and sense of civic duty.

Although there are no public dustbins in many parts of Tokyo, which is renowned worldwide for its high cleanliness standards, it is sometimes referred to as one of the cleanest cities in the world, according to media reports. Residents are known to bring their garbage home and practice good hygiene, which is a reflection of deeply ingrained social values rather than rigorous enforcement.

One of the most critical aspects influencing a person’s lifespan is cleanliness. The quality of life and lifespan of a person might be improved by the availability of clean water, air, efficient waste management practices, and appropriate hygiene.