Do You Know Why Married Couples in Japan Sleep Separately?
Do You Know Why Married Couples in Japan Sleep Separately? Even though the Japanese live in small houses, many Japanese couples sleep in different beds or even rooms So what are the reasons for this? The Japanese have a different culture and lifestyle both in their private and business lives. In fact, some universities in Turkey teach courses on the Japanese lifestyle. It may seem wrong for Japanese married couples to sleep separately according to Turkish customs and traditions. However, when you read the reasons, you may also think that it makes sense for married couples to sleep in separate beds or even in separate rooms. 1- Babies sleep with their mothers. Japanese mothers usually sleep with their children and this is considered very important to them. Therefore, the father must decide whether he wants to share the same bed or go to a different room. 2- Mothers and fathers may work different hours. The most important reason why Japanese couples decide to sleep separately is that they have different working hours . They set an alarm to wake up in the morning and do not want their spouses to be disturbed by waking up at an untimely hour. Uninterrupted sleep is very important for the Japanese for sleep quality and therefore for quality of life. 3- For the Japanese, sleeping separately is the key to a happy marriage. Especially in our country, sleeping separately seems like a sign that divorce is imminent for many couples, but the Japanese think very differently than us on this issue. For them, it is important not to be disturbed while sleeping and not to be exposed to the sound of snoring. Experiencing situations such as kicking or hitting hands and arms causes inefficient sleep. They are disturbed even by their spouses turning left and right while sleeping, and they believe that their sleep quality will decrease. In fact, Turkish married couples are also very disturbed by this situation, but they force themselves to tolerate each other in bed in order not to be seen as strange in society. So what do you think about this?
