culture   Traditional Japanese culture
25 commonsense assertions
Concepts (25) • tattoos (1) • chairs (1) • tempura (1) • color (1) • knock (1) • remain (1) • respect (1) • rooms (1) • all things (1) • artistic collaboration (1) • calligraphy (1) • clean (1) • copulating (1) • dirtiness (1) • divorce (1) • gloss (1) • liposuction (1) • literary character (1) • miter (1) • modesty (1) one person chair (1) • pearls (1) • sensory awareness (1) • solid metal (1) • zippers (1) • more
# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 tattoos traditional Japanese culture In traditional Japanese culture, tattoos are often associated with the Yakuza and carry a social stigma due to historical connections to organized crime. 22
2 chairs Traditional Japanese culture In traditional Japanese culture, chairs are used formally with specific seating etiquette instead of sitting on the floor. 3
3 tempura Traditional Japanese culture Tempura is a popular deep-fried delicacy in traditional Japanese cuisine, consisting of seafood and vegetables. 3
4 color Traditional Japanese Culture Colors in traditional Japanese culture symbolize seasons, emotions, and concepts. 2
5 knock Traditional Japanese culture In traditional Japanese culture, it is customary to announce arrival with a specific knock or verbally. 2
6 remain Traditional Japanese culture Traditional Japanese culture values silence and patience in its customs and hospitality. 2
7 respect traditional Japanese culture In traditional Japanese culture, respect is demonstrated through specific verbal and physical gestures, such as humble speech and bowing. 2
8 rooms Traditional Japanese culture Rooms in traditional Japanese culture have multiple functions such as sleeping, socializing, and working. 2
9 all things Traditional Japanese culture In traditional Japanese culture, minimalism and simplicity are valued, and personal belongings are kept to a minimum for a clutter-free and harmonious living environment. 1
10 artistic collaboration Traditional Japanese culture Traditional Japanese culture emphasizes harmony and collective creation in artistic collaboration. 1
11 calligraphy Traditional Japanese culture Japanese calligraphy, or shodo, is a revered and demanding traditional art form in Japanese culture. 1
12 clean Traditional Japanese culture In Traditional Japanese culture, public bathing and daily baths are important for social norms and relaxation. 1
13 copulating Traditional Japanese culture In traditional Japanese culture, copulation is discreetly depicted in art and literature, reflecting a reserved and indirect approach to expressing intimate activities. 1
14 dirtiness Traditional Japanese culture In Traditional Japanese culture, dirtiness from working in fields or gardening is respected as a sign of hard work. 1
15 divorce Traditional Japanese culture In traditional Japanese culture, divorce was rare and stigmatized. 1
16 gloss Traditional Japanese culture In traditional Japanese aesthetics, gloss is important in appreciating lacquerware and crafts, reflecting an appreciation for smooth, lustrous surfaces. 1
17 liposuction Traditional Japanese culture Liposuction is less common in traditional Japanese culture due to the emphasis on natural body shape and harmony with nature. 1
18 literary character Traditional Japanese culture Traditional Japanese literary characters are frequently featured in manga and anime, often with associated merchandise. 1
19 miter Traditional Japanese culture The miter is worn by Shinto priests and Buddhist monks in traditional Japanese culture for ceremonies. 1
20 modesty Traditional Japanese culture In Traditional Japanese culture, modesty influences clothing and behavior to avoid standing out and uphold social harmony. 1
21 one person chair Traditional Japanese culture In Traditional Japanese culture, one person chairs are often used for meditation and tea ceremonies, characterized by simplicity and minimalism. 1
22 pearls Traditional Japanese culture Traditionally, in Japanese culture, pearls have been a symbol of purity and beauty and are commonly used in traditional attire. 1
23 sensory awareness Traditional Japanese culture Traditional Japanese culture places a strong emphasis on sensory awareness through activities such as tea ceremonies and meditation. 1
24 solid metal Traditional Japanese culture Traditional Japanese tea ceremonies often incorporate solid metal objects. 1
25 zippers Traditional Japanese culture Zippers are considered inappropriate for kimonos in traditional Japanese culture due to their association with Western influence. 1