This article explores the taboos, etiquette and public behavior that should be taken into consideration when visiting or interacting with people in Japan. Common taboos include never bringing up topics related to death, speaking ill of the Emperor or Imperial family, and speaking loudly in public places. Additionally, it is important to remember to bow when greeting someone, remove shoes before entering a home or temple/shrine area, wrap gifts neatly and present them with both hands if possible and thank everyone who served you food before leaving a restaurant. Finally, visitors should avoid wearing bright colors and flashy clothing as well as anything too revealing.