It is said that it doesn't cost money to smile . But people in Japan are paying money to smile too. Yes! This is not a joke. During the Kovid period , the Japanese wore masks for so long that they forgot to smile.
In fact, during the Corona period, the Japanese strictly followed the rule of wearing masks. Although even before this, they have been wearing masks to protect themselves from diseases. Students don't fall ill before their exams or any important day, they use masks. Its side effects were seen that now he has to take classes to learn how to smile.
Mirror in hand and try to smile
Dozens of students at the Tokyo Art School are learning to smile with mirrors in hand. These people are practicing smiling by pulling the face from the cheeks with their fingers. It is rarely seen that you have to pay money to smile. But people are paying fees to attend Smile Coach Kiko Kawano's class.
The habit of mask created difficulties
Japanese people have become so used to wearing masks that even after the government has relaxed it, they still wear it. According to a survey conducted in February, even after the ban was lifted, only 8 percent of Japanese have stopped wearing masks. Because of wearing masks, in the last three years, the problem has now arisen in front of most Japanese people that how to go in public life without a mask.
Learning the perfect smile: At a Tokyo art institute, a former radio host Keiko Kawano is coaching her students on perfect smiles https://t.co/bIDG9oIT3s pic.twitter.com/1ImgLEGUVp
He got into such a habit of wearing a mask that he stopped smiling. A 20-year-old student taking one such class says that she has not used her facial muscles for a long time, so this is a good exercise. Due to wearing a mask, people did not feel much need to smile and now they are facing the brunt of it.
Radio host started smile company
Kiko Kawano has been a radio host and in the year 2017 she started Smile Company. However, he got more popularity during the Kovid period. She teaches people to smile and tells what are its benefits. She says that people strengthen their body muscles by going to the gym, but forget the face.
Japonya'da gülümsemeyi unutanlara ders veriliyor: Japonya’da, Covid-19 salgını süresince maske kullanmaktan gülümsemeyi unutanlar eğitim alıyor. Tokyo merkezli gülümseme eğitimi merkezi "Egaoiku"nun kurucusu Keiko Kawano, ülkede… #sondakika #haber #gündem https://t.co/6hXPYFWIJY pic.twitter.com/4mVwiKlSq9
She says that her business started flourishing only after the rule of wearing masks was relaxed. Kiko Kawano charges around $55 (around Rs 4500) for an hour's session. She also conducts full-day workshops, for which she charges 80,000 Japanese yen (about Rs 47,000).
Smile in Hollywood Style
Smile coach Kiko Kawano teaches you how to smile Hollywood-style. The main attraction of his class is 'Hollywood Style Smiling Technique'. Through this, training is given to round the face, make the eyes small and laugh. Kawano believes that the Japanese smile less than in Western countries. Japanese people should use their face in addition to their eyes to communicate with foreigners.
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