concept   silence
culture   Japan
statement   In Japan, silence is highly valued and seen as a sign of respect in social interactions.
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1 hush Japan Considered impolite to hush someone, as it may be seen as disrespectful 1
2 hush Japan Using 'hush' as a way to quiet someone is not as common in Japan and China, where other phrases or actions may be used instead. 1
3 mute Japan Mute individuals may be regarded with pity and may face social stigma due to the belief in the importance of verbal communication. 1
4 respect for silence Japan Highly valued in both cultures, seen as a sign of politeness and consideration for others 1
5 silence Japan Silence is valued as a sign of respect in social settings. 1
6 silence Japan Silence is valued and often observed as a sign of respect in social interactions. 1
7 silence Japan Silence is often valued and considered a sign of respect in social interactions. 1
8 silence Japan Silence is valued in Japanese martial arts as a sign of focus, discipline, and respect. 1
9 silence in conversation Japan Silence in conversation is commonly seen as a sign of respect and thoughtfulness. 1
10 silence in conversations Japan Silence is often seen as a sign of respect and thoughtfulness during conversations. 1
11 silence in public places Japan Expected and highly valued to maintain silence in public places such as trains and libraries 1