Japanese people have always had work clothes complex

Regardless of whether it is tea ceremony or flower arrangement, the Japanese must pay attention to the “form” in their work. No matter what they do, they must first set their postures and dress the same. Under normal circumstances, the Japanese wear sportswear when they are active, wear homewear when they are casual, and wear disaster prevention clothing when confronting disasters.

Every time an earthquake hits Japan, special members of the Prime Minister’s official residence are required to wear special work clothes. According to the officials of the prime minister's official residence, the commander wears uniform uniforms that not only facilitate the disaster area but also keep the body clean.

Each Japanese local government has its own disaster-resistant work clothes, with different colors and styles. In addition, in addition to dedicated disaster-resistant clothing, government departments and local agencies also have safety helmets. After the earthquake, broadcasters from various television stations wore helmets.

Japan's overalls industry is very developed, especially in the manufacture of special clothing for security protection. For example, reflective backing suits that improve the safety of night operations, tailor-made work clothes used in hazardous environments, and safety boots that prevent slipping and heat insulation are Japanese inventions.