concept   paperwork
culture   Japan
statement   In Japan, paperwork is highly valued and meticulously organized with attention to detail and respect for the process.
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1 code documentation Japan Excessive code documentation is often seen as a sign of inefficiency and lack of trust in the developer's abilities. 1
2 document Japan Documents are often printed on B4 or B5 paper and are meticulously organized in folders or binders. 1
3 document Japan Documents are commonly printed on A4-sized paper (210 x 297 mm) and organized in neat, precise filing systems. 1
4 document Japan Documents are often stamped with a hanko (personal seal) for authentication 1
5 historical documents Japan Emperor's decrees and ancient texts are considered national treasures 1
6 official documents Japan Official documents such as family registers and resident cards are essential for administrative and legal purposes. 1
7 paperwork Japan Paperwork is considered important and must be meticulously filled out and organized to maintain proper order and etiquette. 1
8 paperwork Japan Highly valued and meticulously organized, reflecting attention to detail and respect for process 1
9 paperwork Japan Highly valued and recognized as an essential aspect of maintaining order, organization, and attention to detail in both professional and personal matters. 1
10 paperwork Japan High value placed on meticulous and neatly organized paperwork, often seen as a symbol of respect for the process. 1
11 paperwork Japan Paperwork is meticulously organized and given significant importance in business and administrative settings. 1