Japanese culture

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Japan is a country that respects customs and ways of life. In the everyday life of the Japanese people, old Japanese customs and new ways of living from the west collide in harmony. If you try to stay in the Japanese environment for a few days, you will surely be excited by its rich culture and diversity of customs.

1.How To Spend Time In The Grocery Store

   Reading comics or magazines for hours at a department store or bookstore is a common sight in Japan. Sometimes the shopkeeper will ask customers to return in a very polite way to handle this activity, but most customers do not care. In some stores, they encourage customers to read long enough to make an impression that their store is lively. A stand-up reading activity in these shops is called "TachiYomi".

 2.Card name change

Business Card or Business Card is very important in the corporate sector. In addition, name card exchanges have many prohibitions that are best memorized to avoid mistakes.

・ The Name Card is given using both hands while performing Ojigi (bow respect)

・ Writing anything on an accepted business card is considered disrespectful.

・ At formal events, the name card is placed on the table with the front facing face up.

・ Do not keep directories of accepted business cards. Read carefully what is written on the card, and save it to the card holder.

After receiving a business card from someone, respond to their friends and get along. Keeping in mind the ethics above, it is certain that your business with your Japanese clients will run smoothly.

3.The technique is sorry (Syazai)

It is likely that many will explain to their bosses and coworkers that they are slowing down for some reason or that they are passing by accidentally. However, for whatever reason, more and more reasons will make people hate or hate you. Therefore, even if unwilling, a brief apology is wiser. This culture has long been referred to as the daily routine of the Japanese when making mistakes.

4.definition ‘ X’ or ‘O'

Like other countries, Japan has its own body gestures. You probably won't understand the first time you see this gesture, so let's take a look and understand what it means. Cross arms like the letter X means "No" and indicate disapproval. While making a round shape with an arm over the head means "Yes". This is because to make it easier for a person to understand what to say when using sign language.

5.Bringing back your (Omiyage) gift from travel is a must.

Japanese people have a habit of buying friends and family of gifts or souvenirs while traveling. In fact, that habit is already an obligation to some people and thinks "travel = hands". The souvenir shop offers a variety of handmade items such as sweets, snacks, stationery and handicrafts.

6.Early morning radio exercise

Every morning, the "Exercise Radio" (Rajio-Taisou) broadcast on NHK TV or radio can be said to be a habit for the Japanese. Radio Exercises are exercises that aim to warm the body, stimulate blood circulation, and soften the muscles through simple movements.

The Radio Exercises introduced in 1928 were of American origin, practiced to promote the work and unity of the group. Today, about 20% of Japanese people make Radio Exercise a daily routine