Lester Ho In Japan

In this article I’m going to talk about the Awesome widely Usage of QR code in Japan. So you all must be thinking ” uh? what is QR code? How does it works or function? Does this do any good in Japan network? ” In terms of QR code that is only used in Japan, A QR code is a matrix code ( or two-dimensional bar code ) which you can see on the above picture which is created by Japanese corporation called  Denso-Wave when it’s first released in 1994.

The short form of QR name is literally means ” Quick Response ” which the creator intended their own created code to allow its contents to be decoded at high speed by using a mobile phones which usually Japanese made of phones that allows one user to use their camera to read this camera by snapping the picture out of it. This QR code is one of the most popular currently common used two dimension code in Japan.

So how does this do any good in Japan society and it’s own network here? Well.. Most of the companies here do use QR code to promote their products, advertisment, new released stuff that they are going to announce to public and etc which allow people to use their own cellphones and check it out by snapping the QR code out with the camera. Once snapped it, it will automatically go to one website or pages that allows them to view the products, advertisment and etc which they found on a paper or anywhere with a QR code sticked on. It is a good way to save cost and fast to promote their own stuff since mobile phones here are widely used by people around here. Instead of giving out flyers, using QR code is faster and reliable than can last longer than you can expect it to be.

Not only QR code are widely used by companies here to announce their own stuff but also widely used by people around such as exchanging contacts and details about a person information to another. This allows you to share your details and information to someone like your friend that used japanese mobile to decode the QR code from one  phone to another. It is a good way to exchange info instead of typing on it which is troublesome and by using this you just need to snap the QR code and then there you can just directly save it. It’s very easy snap on code thing to use here in Japan and I never see this thing existed until I came to Japan. It was one of the awesome thing that they have created for us.

Many people have asked me about why I had such passion and motivation on blogging about Japan as a foreign student here in Tokyo and what motivates and gives you the thinking of wanting to blog about Japan more as you have experienced the life at here. Well.. I would like to thank DannyChoo for his awesome blog of site that my first visit on blogger that blogs about Japan life just before I came here.

Before I wanting or wish to come to Japan, I always quite confused on what I should do when I get there or what soft of things I need to prepare for and places that shows me inspire for own my motivation of  looking forward each day by day. When I search around the net and found myself a blog that blogs about Japan which is DannyChoo site that I have first visited that talks about Japan. This is where it all started after I continuously read his blog until I landed here and from then on, I started to thinking that blogging can help other people by showing and telling them about things and experiences that I had encountered or seen after while living here as long as I do.

And now my blog has been an useful information blog that guide manyforeigners that wanted to stay or live in Japan as I received many thanks about my awesome blog that helps people to focus on what they wanted look here.