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1
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filing nails
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Japan
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Considered impolite to file nails in public
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2
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2
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filing nails
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Japan
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Filing nails is less common as traditional grooming techniques emphasize natural nail length and strength.
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1
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3
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filing nails
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Japan
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Filing nails in public is considered impolite and should be done in private to avoid making noise and causing discomfort to others.
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1
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4
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long nails
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Japan
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Short, well-maintained nails are preferred due to practical reasons and hygiene considerations.
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1
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5
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long nails
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Japan
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Long nails are associated with impracticality and poor hygiene, and are generally avoided.
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1
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6
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nail care tools
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Japan
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Regular use of nail clippers and nail files is less common, and nail care is often done at salons.
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1
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7
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nail clipper
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Japan
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Considered rude to use nail clippers in public places due to hygiene etiquette.
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1
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8
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nail clipper
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Japan
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Considered rude to use nail clippers in public
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1
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9
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nail file
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Japan
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Frequently used for maintaining the proper length and shape of both fingernails and toenails
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1
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10
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nail hygiene
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Japan
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Nail hygiene is seen as a part of overall personal hygiene and is important for maintaining cleanliness and health.
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1
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11
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nail length
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Japan
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Short and neat nails are generally preferred, as they are seen as more practical and cleaner in daily life.
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1
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12
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natural nails
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Japan
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Maintaining healthy, natural nails without artificial enhancements is often favored, with a focus on nail care and cleanliness.
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1
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