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audience etiquette
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Japan
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Audiences are expected to be quiet and reserved, showing appreciation through polite applause and silence during performances.
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2
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audience etiquette
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Japan
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Encouraged to show appreciation through applause and vocal expressions during performances
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3
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baseball etiquette
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Japan
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In Japan, it is common for fans to bring musical instruments, flags, and team-specific items to show support and enthusiasm during a baseball game.
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4
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conversation etiquette
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Japan
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Silences during conversation are often considered thoughtful and reflective, and not awkward.
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5
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crowd etiquette
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Japan
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Respecting personal space is highly valued, and pushing or shoving is considered extremely rude.
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6
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digital etiquette
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Japan
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Emphasis on using formal language and maintaining respectful tone in digital communication.
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7
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email etiquette
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Japan
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Emails are often formal and structured, with a polite tone and careful attention to hierarchy.
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8
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email etiquette
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Japan
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It is customary to respond to emails promptly, often within a few hours, as a sign of respect and politeness.
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9
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etiquette
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Japan
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Etiquette places a strong emphasis on respecting hierarchical relationships, displaying politeness, and adhering to established customs and protocols in various social interactions.
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10
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etiquette
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Japan
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Highly valued and ingrained in society, with particular emphasis on formal manners and respect for hierarchy.
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11
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etiquette
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Japan
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Etiquette places a strong emphasis on respect, humility, and formality in social interactions.
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12
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etiquette
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Japanese court
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Etiquette is deeply rooted in respect, modesty, and harmony, with elaborate protocols for social interactions and ceremonies.
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13
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fan etiquette
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Japan
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Using a handheld fan to cover your mouth while speaking is a sign of good manners.
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14
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hosting etiquette at events
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Japan
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The host is expected to be more reserved and allow guests to take the lead in conversations and interactions.
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15
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hosting etiquette at events
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Japan
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The host may incorporate traditional rituals or ceremonies to honor the guests and show respect for cultural customs.
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1
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16
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manners and etiquette
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Japan
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Strict adherence to social protocols and polite behavior is highly valued in interactions.
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17
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manners and etiquette
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Japan
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Slurping noodles or soup is acceptable and can be a sign of enjoying the meal.
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18
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meeting etiquette
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Japan
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Punctuality is highly valued, and meetings often begin with formalities like bowing and exchanging business cards
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19
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meeting etiquette
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Japan
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Punctuality and adherence to scheduled meeting times are highly valued in the software development culture.
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20
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meeting etiquette
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Japan
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It is important to arrive on time for meetings and show respect for the hierarchy within the organization.
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1
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21
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meeting etiquette
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Japan
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In Japanese business culture, meetings often follow a strict protocol with emphasis on hierarchical structure, mutual respect, and consensus-building through careful discussions.
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1
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22
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meeting etiquette
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Japan
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Important to arrive on time and show respect for hierarchy
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1
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23
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office etiquette
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Japan
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Showing restraint in emotions and maintaining a composed demeanor is often valued in office interactions.
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1
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24
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social etiquette
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Japan
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More emphasis on group harmony and indirect communication
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1
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25
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social etiquette
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Japan
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High importance placed on politeness and respect, including bowing and gift-giving
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1
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26
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social media etiquette
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Japan
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There is a strong emphasis on maintaining a harmonious and respectful online presence, often prioritizing group harmony over individual expression.
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