What not to do in a Japanese restaurant?

What not to do in a Japanese restaurant?

This article outlines nine etiquette rules that should be followed when dining in a Japanese restaurant, such as not being too loud, not pointing with chopsticks, not playing with food, and not leaving food on the plate. Following these simple rules will ensure that everyone enjoys their meal without causing offense.
What gifts are considered a no no or rude in Japan?

What gifts are considered a no no or rude in Japan?

This article provides an overview of Japanese gift-giving etiquette and customs. It explains what types of gifts are considered rude or inappropriate in Japan, such as items related to death, religion, money, war, sex and embarrassment. Additionally, it outlines what type of gifts are always welcome in Japan such as food items, small household items, books, plants and jewelry. Finally, it provides guidance on how to properly wrap a gift according to Japanese customs and when is the best time to give a gift in Japan.