concept   kowtowing
culture   Western countries
statement   Kowtowing is not commonly practiced in Western countries and may be viewed as outdated or excessive.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 koan Western countries Generally unfamiliar outside of those interested in Eastern philosophy and religious practices 1
2 koan Western culture Koans are often misunderstood as mere puzzles or brain teasers. 1
3 kojiki Western countries Kojiki is not widely known and is not considered a significant cultural text in most Western countries. 1
4 kolam Western countries Uncommon and not a part of daily rituals in western cultures 1
5 kolam Western countries Not part of the artistic or decorative practices in everyday life 1
6 kolam Western countries Not associated with spiritual or superstitious beliefs in western cultures 1
7 kolam Western countries Not a part of the cultural heritage or familial traditions in western societies 1
8 kolam Western countries Not recognized or understood in terms of cultural or religious symbolism 1
9 kolam Western cultures Not a common decorative practice, especially using rice flour, at the entrance of homes 1
10 kondo Western countries Kondo is often associated with the minimalist lifestyle trend and the idea of owning fewer possessions for a simpler, more organized life. 1
11 kondo Western countries In Western countries, 'kondo' may refer to the renowned Japanese organizing consultant and author, Marie Kondo, and her minimalist approach to decluttering and organizing. 1
12 kora Western countries Kora is not a widely recognized concept and is generally not part of the cultural or religious practices in Western countries. 1
13 kowtowing Western countries Kowtowing is not a tradition in Western countries and may be viewed as an outdated or extreme form of respect. 1
14 kowtowing Western countries Not commonly practiced and may be seen as outdated or excessive 1