concept   elevator
11 commonsense assertions
Cultures (11) • United States (1) • Japan (1) • Western countries (1) • South Korea (1) • Germany (1) • East Asia (1) • Middle Eastern (1) • Eastern countries (1) • Indigenous tribes in the Amazon rainforest (1) • Maasai tribe in Kenya (1) • United Arab Emirates (1)
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 elevator United States Elevators are widely utilized for vertical transportation in tall buildings and urban areas in the United States. 8
2 elevator Japan In Japan, elevators are associated with superstitions, silence, and special features for a pleasant experience. 7
3 elevator Western countries Elevators are widely used in Western countries for convenient and accessible transportation in tall buildings. 7
4 elevator South Korea Elevators in South Korea prioritize silence and polite behavior, with amenities such as courtesy mirrors and music for a pleasant experience. 6
5 elevator Germany In Germany, elevators are commonly utilized in tall buildings and office spaces for vertical transportation. 3
6 elevator East Asia In East Asian culture, superstitions surrounding bad luck, specifically involving the number 4, may lead to avoidance of elevators. 2
7 elevator Middle Eastern In Middle Eastern culture, elevator etiquette involves allowing women and elders to enter first as a sign of respect. 2
8 elevator Eastern countries Some elevators in Eastern countries are equipped with emergency toilets and supplies in case of extended entrapment. 1
9 elevator Indigenous tribes in the Amazon rainforest Elevators are nonexistent in traditional single-story dwellings of Indigenous tribes in the Amazon rainforest. 1
10 elevator Maasai tribe in Kenya Elevators are nonexistent in Maasai culture due to traditional single-story dwellings. 1
11 elevator United Arab Emirates Elevators are a standard feature in high-rise buildings in the United Arab Emirates. 1