concept   eraser
culture   Japan
statement   In Japan, erasers are used for precision but excessive or inappropriate use is considered disrespectful.

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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 eraser Japan Not commonly used as writing is often done in pencil, so mistakes are less frequent 1
2 eraser Japan Considered rude to use an eraser as it implies that the initial attempt was not good enough 1
3 eraser Japan Considered rude to use an eraser because it implies that the initial work was not done carefully. 1
4 eraser Japan Often used by students to erase mistakes without leaving any residue on paper 1
5 eraser Japan Not commonly used, as the emphasis is on careful writing and minimal mistakes 1
6 eraser holder Japan Considered a stylish accessory for students and professionals to keep their erasers organized and easily accessible. 1
7 eraser holder Japan Part of traditional stationary sets, often used for decorative purposes on desks. 1
8 eraser holder Japan Considered unnecessary as erasers are typically kept individually and carried in pencil cases. 1
9 erasers Japan Often used for precision erasing in writing and drawing 1
10 erasers Japan Often used by artists and students, but using an eraser too much may be seen as a sign of incompetence or lack of skill. 1
11 erasers Japan Considered disrespectful to use erasers on names or written text, as it signifies an intention to erase or forget the person or their words 1
12 erasers Japan Considered rude to erase too much, as it may symbolize a lack of effort or commitment 1
13 erasers Japan Often used for erasing written characters in calligraphy or traditional painting 1
14 pencil eraser Japan Typically white in color and used as an individual eraser separate from the pencil 1
15 pencil eraser Japan Often used for precise erasing in intricate and detailed drawings 1
16 pencil eraser Japan Less commonly used due to preference for using correction tape or fluid 1
17 pencil eraser Japan Considered rude to use an eraser during important exams, as it symbolizes a lack of preparation or care in one's work. 1
18 stick eraser Japan Commonly used by students and professionals for precise erasing in small spaces. 1
19 stick eraser Japan Commonly used for precise erasing and intricate detail work in art and calligraphy. 1
20 stick eraser Japan Commonly used by students and office workers for precise erasing of small details in writing and drawing. 1
21 stick eraser Japan Commonly used by students and office workers for precise erasing of small areas in handwritten characters or drawings. 1
22 stick eraser Japan Commonly used for precision erasing when writing characters in Japanese or Korean scripts. 1