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emotion
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Japan
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There is a cultural emphasis on maintaining emotional restraint and composure, leading to a preference for subtle and indirect expressions of emotions in public settings.
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emotional support
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Japan
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Reliance on emotional support animals is less common, with emphasis on personal coping mechanisms and community support
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3
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emotional support animals
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Japan
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Not commonly recognized or integrated into mental health treatment
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4
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emotions
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Japan
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Displaying emotions openly, especially negative ones, is often considered a sign of weakness and is generally avoided in public.
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5
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emotions
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Japan
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Emotions are often kept private and it is important to maintain harmony by not overly expressing emotions in public.
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6
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one common emotion
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Japan
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Respect for others' emotions, particularly those of elders or superiors, is a common emotion, and showing deference and humility is important in social interactions.
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7
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one common emotion
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Japan
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Expressions of sadness are often suppressed in public as it is considered more appropriate to maintain emotional composure.
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