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What are some things you first saw in anime before seeing it in real life?

Jomasten

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Pretty much what it says on the title.

With so many things anime has shown us, there has bound to be some things you just first learned seeing it a show before actually seeing the real thing, either in YouTube or actually encountering jt IRL

To start off, for me it has gotta be molecular gastronomy



 
Oh, another one I remembered was the classic omurice.



Actually got to try this out for realsies a couple of years back.

It was pretty good. Simple, but I would honestly admit I'd rather have slightly more solid eggs, but I did like the creaminess of a good runny omelette.
 
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