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Because of this man:
Japan is one of the cleanest countries in the world , but paradoxically there is a huge shortage of baskets on the streets.The reason why Japanese people keep waste in their pockets and then throw it indoors is worrying.
In 1995, the religious sect Aum Shirikyo planned a terrorist attack on the Tokyo subway, causing the death of 13 people and 6,000 injured.
They used sarin gas, a nerve gas of mass destruction.
The Japanese government then decided to remove the baskets as they were considered ideal places to hide chemical weapons .
The reasons why the sect planned this massacre have never been made clear . Their leader was sentenced to death.
