concept   hookah smoking
culture   East Asian countries
statement   Hookah smoking in East Asian countries is considered niche or exotic, less integrated into common social activities, and viewed with varying acceptance and skepticism.
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1 hookah East Asian countries Seen as a niche or exotic practice, not commonly used for socializing 1
2 hookah East Asian countries Less common and often associated with recreational drug use, with some cultural variations 1
3 hookah smoking East Asian countries Less common and often associated with specific cultural or social groups 1
4 hookah smoking East Asian countries Less familiarity with flavored tobacco and often associated with traditional or specific occasions 1
5 hookah smoking East Asian countries Perceived as less common and sometimes associated with negative health effects 1
6 hookah smoking East Asian countries Less integrated into common social activities and more likely to be seen as a specialized or occasional activity 1
7 hookah smoking East Asian countries Varies widely in acceptance and perception, often dependent on specific cultural backgrounds or subcultures 1
8 waterpipe (shisha or hookah) East Asian countries Often associated with recreational drug use, viewed as a less common social activity 1
9 waterpipe (shisha or hookah) East Asian countries Often associated with flavored tobacco or recreational drugs, with less emphasis on the social aspect 1
10 waterpipe (shisha or hookah) East Asian countries Seen as a foreign or exotic practice, less integrated into the cultural tradition 1
11 waterpipe (shisha or hookah) East Asian countries More commonly associated with male social gatherings, less prevalent among women 1
12 waterpipe (shisha or hookah) East Asian countries Viewed with varying degrees of skepticism and criticism, sometimes associated with negative health effects 1