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arm
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Japan
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Polite to keep arms close to the body, especially in formal situations
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2
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arm
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Japan
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Considered impolite to show bare arms in formal settings
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3
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arm
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Japan
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Covered or hidden in public to maintain modesty
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4
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elbow
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Japan
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It is polite to cover your mouth with your hand or elbow when coughing or sneezing in public.
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1
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5
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forearm
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Japan
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Considered impolite to show the underside of the forearm while eating
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1
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6
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forearm
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Japan
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The forearm is often covered and not openly shown in public, as it is considered impolite to expose this part of the body.
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7
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human arm
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Japan
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Bowing as a traditional form of greeting
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8
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human arm
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Japan
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Used for gesturing and bowing as a form of greeting, and as an important part of martial arts traditions
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9
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human arm
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Japan
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A symbol of politeness and respect, often covered to maintain modesty
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1
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10
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human arm
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Japan
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Considered impolite to point directly at someone with the arm
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11
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human arm
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Japan
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Avoid pointing directly at people with the arm as it is considered impolite
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