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It is customary to remove your shoes before entering a home or certain public spaces as a sign of respect and cleanliness.
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Bowing as a form of greeting is a widely practiced custom and shows respect in business and social interactions.
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Exchanging business cards with both hands is a customary and respectful gesture in Japan
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Removing shoes before entering a home is a customary practice.
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Customs often include bowing when greeting others.
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summons
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A gesture of respect or politeness, often accompanied by a bow, to invite someone to come closer or join a conversation.
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summons
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In some cultural contexts, a summons may also refer to a religious or spiritual call to attend a gathering or ceremony.
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summons
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Considered disrespectful to fail to respond to a summons and may bring shame upon the individual and their family
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summons
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Commonly associated with summoning supernatural entities or spirits in traditional folklore and religious practices.
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