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culture Japanese

217 commonsense assertions

Concepts (211) • hospitality (2) • tea (2) • kimono (2) • language (2) • noun (2) • onsen (hot springs) (2) • communication (1) • greeting (1) • tipping (1) • apologies (1) • family (1) • prefix and suffix (1) • public transportation (1) • possessive pronoun (1) • academic achievement (1) • humor (1) • geisha (1) • shoes (1) • kotoko (1) • marriage customs (1) • more

#	Concept	Culture	Statement	Freq.
1	hospitality	Japanese	Japanese hospitality, or omotenashi, prioritizes anticipating guests' needs, minimalism, and respecting personal space.	25
2	tea	Japanese	Japanese tea ceremonies are culturally significant rituals that involve the preparation and serving of matcha green tea.	18
3	communication	Japanese	In Japanese culture, communication is often characterized by modesty, indirectness, and avoidance of confrontational claims or direct inquiries.	17
4	greeting	Japanese	In Japanese culture, bowing is a common and respectful form of greeting that reflects social status.	14
5	tipping	Japanese	Tipping is not common in Japanese culture and can be considered rude, as exceptional service is expected.	14
6	apologies	Japanese	Apologies are deeply rooted in Japanese culture, emphasizing social harmony and respect through frequent use for minor inconveniences.	13
7	hospitality	Japanese	Japanese hospitality is demonstrated through elaborate rituals, gestures, and attentive service, often involving tea ceremonies and the offering of gifts.	11
8	kimono	Japanese	The kimono is a traditional Japanese garment with deep cultural and ceremonial significance, often worn for special occasions and events.	11
9	tea	Japanese	In Japanese culture, tea is traditionally consumed plain and is an important part of daily life and traditions.	11
10	family	Japanese	In Japanese culture, respect for elders, family honor, and multigenerational living arrangements are strongly emphasized.	9
11	prefix and suffix	Japanese	In Japanese language, both prefixes and suffixes are commonly used for various linguistic purposes.	9
12	public transportation	Japanese	Japanese public transportation is renowned for its punctuality, efficiency, and widespread use for daily commuting.	9
13	language	Japanese	Japanese culture highly values language and communication, emphasizing respect, conciseness, and non-verbal cues.	8
14	possessive pronoun	Japanese	In Japanese culture, possession is indicated through context and social cues rather than explicit possessive pronouns.	8
15	academic achievement	Japanese	In Japanese culture, academic achievement is highly prioritized for personal and family honor, leading to intense pressure and emphasis on respecting teachers.	7
16	humor	Japanese	Japanese humor is subtle, polite, and tends to favor indirect expressions.	7
17	geisha	Japanese	Geisha are misunderstood as prostitutes but are actually performers and hostesses who preserve traditional Japanese arts and culture.	6
18	shoes	Japanese	In Japanese culture, it is customary to remove shoes before entering a home and wear indoor slippers.	6
19	kotoko	Japanese	Kotoko is a versatile term in Japanese culture that encompasses ancient poetry, incense games, given names, and traditional performing arts.	5
20	marriage customs	Japanese	Japanese marriage customs involve a traditional sake sharing ceremony and Shinto wedding rituals.	5
21	noun	Japanese	Japanese nouns do not have grammatical gender and are indicated by particles for grammatical relationships.	5
22	rituals	Japanese	Japanese rituals prioritize order, precision, and etiquette in rituals such as tea ceremonies and traditional medicine practices.	5
23	shoes indoors	Japanese	It is customary in Japanese culture to remove shoes before entering a home as a sign of cleanliness and respect.	5
24	sushi	Japanese	Sushi is a traditional Japanese food consisting of raw fish and vinegared rice.	5
25	adverb	Japanese	Japanese adverbs are used less frequently and can convey diverse meanings beyond just manner, time, and place.	4
26	breakfast	Japanese	A traditional Japanese breakfast typically consists of rice, miso soup, and grilled fish.	4
27	family structure	Japanese	In Japanese culture, extended family and respect for elders are essential aspects of the family structure.	4
28	large container	Japanese	Japanese culture uses large containers for presenting bento boxes and conveying respect through gift presentation.	4
29	loli	Japanese	In Japanese culture, "loli" refers to a cute, youthful style or character, or an affectionate term for a young girl.	4
30	noun	Japanese	Japanese nouns are categorized as common or proper based on whether they are living, non-living, or used in honorific speech.	4
31	rice	Japanese	Rice is a staple food with symbolic and historical significance in Japanese culture.	4
32	time	Japanese	In Japanese culture, punctuality and being early are highly valued as a sign of respect for others' time.	4
33	torii	Japanese	The torii gates are a symbol of Japanese culture with religious and aesthetic importance.	4
34	tribal customs	Japanese	Tribal customs in Japanese culture have a significant impact on traditions and social hierarchy within different tribal groups.	4
35	umbrella	Japanese	The Japanese use umbrellas for protection from rain and sun, and also avoid carrying them on sunny days due to superstition.	4
36	warrior	Japanese	Samurai warriors in Japanese culture were highly respected and followed the code of bushido.	4
37	amaterasu	Japanese	Amaterasu is a major Shinto sun goddess central to Japanese mythology and revered in Japanese culture.	3
38	armor	Japanese	Armor symbolizes honor and historical significance in Japanese and Chinese cultures.	3
39	bathing	Japanese	In Japanese culture, onsen bathing is a ritualistic practice for cleansing.	3
40	both	Japanese	The concept of 'both' in Japanese culture can encompass three or more items in discussions.	3
41	giant squid	Japanese	The giant squid, called 'daioika,' holds a significant place in Japanese mythology and art.	3
42	hairstyles	Japanese	Traditional Japanese hairstyles are intricately designed and adorned with hair accessories.	3
43	hand gestures	Japanese	In Japanese culture, hand gestures are used with restraint and emphasis on respect and avoidance of rudeness.	3
44	knight	Japanese	In Japanese culture, knights are portrayed as honorable warriors in fantasy literature and games.	3
45	meals	Japanese	Japanese meals are focused on balance, traditional etiquette, and include palate-cleansing courses.	3
46	mina	Japanese	Mina is a popular Japanese girl's name that can also mean 'everyone' or 'all' in a social context.	3
47	number	Japanese	In Japanese culture, the numbers three and four carry symbolic meanings, with three representing luck and four representing superstitions or bad luck.	3
48	onsen (hot springs)	Japanese	Onsen bathing is a popular cultural activity in Japan for relaxation, socializing, and health benefits.	3
49	personal pronouns	Japanese	In Japanese culture, personal pronouns are less commonly used in favor of formal expressions due to a value on directness and formality.	3
50	sake	Japanese	Sake is a traditional Japanese alcoholic beverage made from fermented rice, popular at social gatherings and ceremonies.	3
51	snack	Japanese	In Japanese culture, snacks are often small, bite-sized items such as rice balls or dried seaweed.	3
52	subject role predicate	Japanese	In Japanese culture, sentences typically follow a subject-object-verb structure with the verb is often placed at the end.	3
53	tabane	Japanese	Tabane is a traditional Japanese footwear and bridal accessory.	3
54	wedding	Japanese	Traditional Japanese weddings include unique rituals and symbolic ceremonies, like the San-san-kudo sake ritual.	3
55	akira	Japanese	Akira has had a significant impact on Japanese pop culture as a widely influential cyberpunk manga and anime series.	2
56	ancestor veneration	Japanese	Japanese culture places great importance on honoring ancestors through rituals and offerings.	2
57	ara	Japanese	The concept of "ara" is a versatile term used in Japanese language and traditional music for surprise and ornamentation.	2
58	attire	Japanese	In Japanese culture, attire is important and specific for formal and funeral occasions.	2
59	beach culture	Japanese	Japanese beach culture includes beach food such as bento boxes with sushi and fruits, but is not deeply integrated into traditional lifestyle.	2
60	bon	Japanese	Bon is a Japanese ritual to honor ancestors and spirits.	2
61	bowing	Japanese	In Japanese culture, bowing is a common gesture to show respect and humility.	2
62	bream	Japanese	In Japanese culture, bream is a significant ingredient in traditional cuisine and holds symbolic importance.	2
63	chopsticks	Japanese	In Japanese culture, chopsticks are the primary utensils for eating.	2
64	cleanliness	Japanese	Cleanliness is highly valued in Japanese culture, seen in public bathhouses and home kitchens.	2
65	conjoining	Japanese	Japanese grammar has unique sentence structures and conjunctions that differ from English.	2
66	craftsmanship	Japanese	Japanese craftsmanship is characterized by precision and innovation in both traditional and contemporary methods.	2
67	customer service	Japanese	In Japanese culture, customers value attentive and polite customer service with emphasis on personalization and satisfaction.	2
68	dojo etiquette	Japanese	Japanese dojo culture emphasizes respectful conduct and strict rules in training halls.	2
69	dress code	Japanese	Japanese dress codes place a strong emphasis on formal attire, incorporating both traditional and modern styles.	2
70	eating utensils	Japanese	Chopsticks are the traditional eating utensils in Japanese culture.	2
71	education	Japanese	Japanese schools prioritize academic achievement and discipline.	2
72	egg decorating	Japanese	Japanese egg decorating involves incorporating cultural significance, such as using hard boiled eggs as meal toppings, especially during the spring equinox celebration.	2
73	eye contact	Japanese	In Japanese culture, eye contact and removing shoes are important forms of showing respect and politeness.	2
74	fern	Japanese	Japanese culture views the fern as a symbol of resilience and tranquility, often depicted in traditional art and used in ceremonies.	2
75	festivals	Japanese	Japanese festivals highlight traditional rituals, customs, and connections with nature and folklore.	2
76	fujin	Japanese	Fujin is a significant figure in Japanese culture as the god of wind and weather.	2
77	gardening	Japanese	Japanese gardening focuses on creating harmonious and symbolic representations of nature through ornamental plants.	2
78	humans	Japanese	Japanese culture emphasizes bowing as a common greeting gesture and values tidiness and minimalism in the workspace.	2
79	izanami	Japanese	Izanami is a prominent goddess in Japanese mythology associated with creation and the mother of deities.	2
80	kami	Japanese	Kami are revered spirits in Japanese culture and Shinto religion, embodying the divine in natural elements.	2
81	kimono	Japanese	The kimono is a traditional and ceremonial Japanese garment with intricate designs and revered etiquette.	2
82	music	Japanese	Traditional Japanese music emphasizes harmony and features instruments like the koto and shamisen.	2
83	name	Japanese	Japanese naming traditions prioritize the surname and utilize nameplates in residential settings.	2
84	octopi	Japanese	Octopi are considered a delicacy in traditional Japanese cuisine.	2
85	onawa	Japanese	Onawa is a Japanese term that is used for respect, formality, and as a hot towel before a meal.	2
86	onsen (hot springs)	Japanese	Japanese culture includes the traditional practice of visiting onsens, or hot springs, for relaxation and rejuvenation.	2
87	orthodox christianity	Japanese	Orthodox Christianity has limited awareness and followers in Japan and other East Asian countries.	2
88	panko	Japanese	Panko is a type of Japanese bread crumb used for coating deep-fried foods.	2
89	portal	Japanese	Portals in Japanese culture are spiritual pathways rooted in traditional folklore and mythology.	2
90	punctuality	Japanese	Punctuality is highly valued in Japanese culture, showing respect in both office and customer service settings.	2
91	raijin	Japanese	Raijin is a Japanese deity associated with thunder and lightning, often depicted with drums.	2
92	school meals	Japanese	Japanese school meals feature traditional cuisine and are nutritionally balanced.	2
93	seafood	Japanese	Japanese cuisine and culture are centered around seafood, particularly raw fish.	2
94	sen	Japanese	In Japanese culture, 'sen' is a traditional unit of currency equal to 1/100 of a yen.	2
95	sense of time	Japanese	Japanese culture places high value on adherence to schedules and long-term planning.	2
96	spacecraft	Japanese	Japanese spacecraft missions demonstrate precision engineering and make significant contributions to global space exploration.	2
97	spicy food	Japanese	Japanese cuisine tends to favor milder flavors over spicy food.	2
98	tare	Japanese	Tare is a savory sauce used in Japanese cuisine to enhance the flavor of dishes like ramen and yakitori.	2
99	tea ceremony	Japanese	Japanese culture revolves around the ritualized preparation and consumption of matcha tea in the tea ceremony known as chanoyu.	2
100	use of herbs for healing	Japanese	In Japanese culture, traditional herbal remedies are integrated with modern medicine for healing.	2