Is blowing your nose in public rude in Japan?

Is Japanese culture strict?

This article explores the question of whether Japanese culture is strict or not. It covers various aspects such as respect for elders and superiors, social etiquette and customs, education, workplace expectations, and language/dialects. It is shown that while Japanese culture does have a strong adherence to rules and regulations, there are also exceptions to these rules. Respect for others, both in terms of language use and behavior, is an important part of Japanese culture as well as showing respect for nature. Education is also highly valued in Japan and there are plenty of opportunities for creative expression through art or extracurricular activities. Finally, understanding the nuances behind different cultural aspects can help visitors better appreciate all that Japan has to offer.

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What is considered polite in Japan?

This article explores the concept of politeness in Japan, from respectful greetings to gift giving etiquette and public behavior. It explains how to show respect when visiting or living in Japan by understanding and following customs such as bowing when greeting someone, accepting gifts with both hands, eating without talking, apologizing when necessary, speaking politely and humbly, and addressing people properly. Following these guidelines will help ensure successful interactions with those around you while showing respect for their customs.

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Can you sneeze in public in Japan?

This article discusses the etiquette for sneezing in public in Japan, which is important to understand before visiting the country. It explains why sneezing in public is discouraged and provides tips on how to properly sneeze while out in public. Additionally, other tips are given for maintaining good hygiene and etiquette while visiting Japan such as washing hands often and avoiding touching one's face. Finally, it answers two FAQs related to the topic.

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Is it OK to sneeze in Japan?

This article explores the topic of sneezing in Japan and explains how it is not considered rude or inappropriate as long as it is done politely and respectfully by covering one's mouth beforehand and apologizing afterwards with a polite "sumimasen" (excuse me). It also provides tips on how to sneeze respectfully in Japan.