This article provides an overview of what cannot do in Japan, from laws and regulations to cultural norms and taboos, as well as social etiquette and public behaviour. It is important to remember that the country has strict laws regarding drugs, weapons, alcohol, gambling, pornography, and other activities. Additionally, visitors should be aware of cultural norms such as taking off shoes when entering someone's home or a temple; avoiding loud conversations or laughter in public; not pointing at people; not eating while walking down the street; using two hands when giving or receiving something; bowing instead of shaking hands; not speaking too loudly on public transport; avoiding talking about money in public; and respecting elders by addressing them politely with honorific titles. Driving rules also vary depending on which prefecture you are driving through but there are some general rules that apply throughout Japan such as wearing seat belts at all times (front seat passengers must wear them even if they're sitting behind another passenger), no talking on cell phones while