（１４５）胸肉 と もも肉

I knew very recently that the price of chicken thigh meat is higher than breast meat in Japan. Breast meat looks better than thigh meat for me. I asked my wife about this price difference. She said that thigh meat tastes better and breast meat is a little tougher than thigh meat. I still remained unconvinced. 
I read of the following articvle. List no. 5 is very interesting for me!

Opposites Attract by Sean Hartman (Just A Few Words 858)

Upside Down between U.S.A. and Japan
A list of things that are almost exactly opposite to what Sean Hartman  grew up with in the States.

1. name

In the U.S. First name Family name

In Japan Family name and first name

2. Adress

In the U.S.

In Japan

3. Drive

In the U.S. Drive on the right

In Japan Drive on the left

4. Wealthy people flock to where to live

In the U.S. They flock to the countryside to live.

In Japan they flock to the city.

5. Popular choice for chicken meat

In the U.S. It is white meat. White meat reigns supreme at the table and at the till. It's believed to be healthier.

In Japan It is usually dark meat, along with a higher price.

6. Beer

In the U.S. The cost of a six pack can be less than half of what you pay in Japan. But the price of hard alcohol can be almost 4 times as much.

In Japan

7. When you moved into your current house or apartment,

In the U.S. Your neighbors would be coming around to your door the moment you moved in with fruit askets or some other housewarming gift to welcome you to the neighborhood.

In Japan You knocked on your neighbors' door and gave them some small gift  and basically asked them to accept you.

8. Bullying

In the U.S. Getting teased and having people pick fights with you.

In Japan Having everyone ignore you.