concept   sitting on the floor
culture   Japanese culture
statement   Sitting on the floor with cushions or tatami mats is a customary and respectful practice in traditional Japanese culture.
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1 for humans sitting Traditional Japanese culture Customarily done on tatami mats or low chairs without legs 1
2 seating etiquette Japanese culture Removing shoes before sitting is a sign of respect 1
3 sit down Japanese culture Sitting on the floor or on traditional tatami mats is common, especially in informal settings 1
4 sit on chair Traditional Japanese culture Sitting on cushions or floor mats is more common than sitting on chairs 1
5 sit on chair Traditional Japanese culture Sitting on the floor using cushions or low chairs is more common than sitting on high chairs 1
6 sit on chair Traditional Japanese culture Sitting directly on the floor using cushions or tatami mats is the preferred way of seating in traditional Japanese culture 1
7 sitting down Traditional Japanese culture Sitting on the floor (seiza) is a common and respectful way of sitting, especially in formal settings 1
8 sitting on Japanese culture Sitting directly on the floor (seiza or agura) is a traditional and respectful practice, especially in formal settings or during tea ceremonies. 1
9 sitting on Japanese culture Sitting on the floor (tatami or cushion) is a traditional and common practice, especially during meals or tea ceremonies. 1
10 sitting on chair Traditional Japanese culture Considered impolite to sit in a chair during traditional tea ceremonies, where sitting on the floor is customary 1