concept   standing
culture   Japan
statement   In Japanese culture, standing and associated etiquette communicate respect, politeness, and social hierarchy.
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1 put on stand Japan Putting an item on a stand may be associated with displaying traditional art or ceramics, and is often done with great care and precision. 1
2 putting on stand Japan A common practice for removing shoes before entering a house 1
3 putting on stand Japan Putting on a display stand is a traditional custom for presenting artwork or special objects in a respectful and aesthetic manner. 1
4 stand Japan It is common to bow when meeting someone for the first time, instead of shaking hands or standing for a handshake. 1
5 stand Japan In a formal setting such as a ceremony or presentation, standing to show respect and attentiveness is an expected social norm. 1
6 stand Japan It's considered rude to stand with your hands in your pockets, especially in formal or professional settings. 1
7 stand up Japan In formal situations, it is customary to stand up when a person of higher status enters the room. 1
8 stand up Japan Considered rude to stand up abruptly during a meeting or conversation 1
9 stand up Japan In formal situations, it is customary to stand up when a person of higher status enters the room as a sign of respect. 1
10 standing Japan Standing on the left side of escalators and moving on the right is the standard practice. 1
11 standing Japan It is considered rude to stand with your hands in your pockets, especially in formal settings or when speaking with someone of higher status. 1
12 standing Japan It's considered impolite to stand in front of someone of higher status or age. 1
13 standing ovation Japan Rarely given, and when given, it is a very high honor, reserved for exceptional performances or speeches. 1
14 standing up Japan Considered impolite to stand up in the middle of a meeting or presentation, as it can be seen as disruptive. 1
15 standing up Japan Standing up is a sign of respect when an elder or authority figure enters the room 1
16 standing up Japan Considered polite to stand up when someone enters the room or leaves the table. 1
17 stop standing in Japan In public places, it's considered impolite to stand in front of someone, especially when they are trying to view something or someone. 1
18 stop standing in Japan An instruction to someone standing in a designated waiting area, such as for queuing for public transport. 1
19 stopping standing in Japan Considered impolite to stand in the way of people exiting; it is customary to allow people to exit before entering 1