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change
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Japan
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Traditional values and stability are highly prized, and rapid change is often approached with caution and a preference for consistency.
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change
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Japan
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Change is less commonly used due to the prevalence of electronic payments, and is often collected in piggy banks or coin saving jars.
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3
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change
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Japan
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Maintaining tradition and stability is highly valued, and sudden or frequent changes may be viewed with skepticism or caution.
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4
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manipulate
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Japan
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Considered impolite and dishonorable, as direct communication and cooperation are valued
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5
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manipulate
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Japan
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Skillful manipulation of social dynamics and situations is often seen as a positive attribute, demonstrating cunning and strategic thinking.
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6
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manipulate
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Japan
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Manipulate can be associated with skillful and refined techniques, such as in the art of bonsai or origami.
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7
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modification
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Japan
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Modification of body is often associated with rebellion or non-conformity, and is less socially accepted.
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8
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modification
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Japan
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Modifying traditional recipes is often frowned upon and seen as disrespectful to the original dish.
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9
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modification
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Japan
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Modification of electronic devices such as smartphones and gaming consoles is a popular hobby, with enthusiasts seeking to customize appearance and functionality.
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10
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modification
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Japan
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Modification of one's body through tattoos or extreme body piercings is often associated with rebellion or delinquency and may still carry a strong social stigma.
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piece of change
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Japan
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Rarely used as cash due to the widespread use of electronic payments
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12
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piece of change
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Japan
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Rarely used and often considered impolite to give as a tip
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