concept   express information
culture   Japan
statement   In Japan, indirect communication and non-verbal cues are valued to maintain harmony and avoid confrontation.
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1 express information Japan Expressing information indirectly and with subtlety is often valued, and non-verbal cues are important. 1
2 express information Japan Expressing information indirectly and with subtlety is often preferred, particularly in sensitive or hierarchical situations. 1
3 express information Japan Expressing information indirectly and with nuances is valued in order to maintain harmony and avoid confrontation. 1
4 expressing information Japan Indirect communication and non-verbal cues are often used to convey information, and direct confrontation or confrontation is generally avoided. 1
5 expressing information Japan Often conveyed with non-verbal cues, such as subtle body language, facial expressions, and gestures, in addition to verbal communication. 1
6 expressing information Japan Indirect communication and reading between the lines are often preferred for expressing information, and explicitness may be seen as rude or confrontational. 1
7 finding information Japan Often involves consulting printed materials like books or encyclopedias, and seeking advice from experts or professionals in the field. 1
8 information route Japan Often relies on face-to-face communication and personal relationships, such as through meetings, phone calls, and in-person discussions. 1
9 piece of information Japan Considered more private, not always openly shared, especially in business settings 1
10 piece of information Japan Keeping personal information private and not sharing it with others is valued. 1