Flea markets in Japan and Russia

In recent years, an active struggle with markets has been going on in Russia, they are closed, transferred, dispersed ... There are many reasons for this, because in the 90s many markets in Russia have become a breeding ground for crime, deception, infection, and a stumbling block in the relationship of different nationalities.

True, this is not the case everywhere. In many countries of the world markets feel great and different people gather there, some want to sell something, others buy. Today mystylex.techinfus.com/en/ offers for comparison a Japanese flea market and a market from the Russian province.

All photos of the markets are large and enlarged on click!

Looking through the photos, you can notice a lot in common, in the market in Japan people buy and sell all sorts of things, and in the market in Russia too. Things are different, from new clothes to all kinds of junk and collectibles. But there are also differences.

The first difference that catches your eye is the cleanliness in the Japanese market, and the impassable dirt in the flea market in Russia. It says a lot! First of all, that the local authorities in Russia do not care about people who care about the market. In Japan, it is different - they have allocated a convenient clean area for the market, where you can buy and sell, without fear of falling into a puddle.

The second difference is a little funny. Pay attention to the sellers. In Japan, there are many young girls selling flea markets. In Russia, a young pretty girl will never go to trade on the market, she will not even appear there, due to the fact that it is humiliating for her.

Although flea markets are different, there are those where a beautiful girl can go without detriment. For example, markets where collectors, jewelers and various value dealers gather. There are similar markets in Moscow and St. Petersburg, where any girl can find all sorts of interesting things - vintage jewelry, accessories and much more. Just before going there, you need to prepare well, otherwise you will probably be deceived by selling some nonsense at a high price ...

If you are interested not only in Japanese flea markets, but also in other aspects of fashion and life in the land of the rising sun, take a look here - tokyofashion.com and here - barmoska.livejournal.com