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beach
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Japan
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Beaches are not as valued in Japan as they are in the Maldives, due to limited space and the focus on urban areas.
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beach
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Japan
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Etiquette and cleanliness emphasized
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beach access
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Japan
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Access to beaches is often limited or restricted by private ownership or strict regulations
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beach activities
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Japan
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Preferred activities include relaxing under beach umbrellas, enjoying the sea breeze, and having picnics.
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beach behavior
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Japan
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Preference for quiet and solitary activities like reading or meditation on Japanese beaches
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beach behavior
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Japan
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Bringing and enjoying food on the beach is common, often involving picnics.
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beach cleanliness
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Japan
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Beachgoers are expected to separate and dispose of their trash into specific recycling categories to maintain cleanliness.
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beach cleanups
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Japan
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Community-focused events often organized to instill a sense of responsibility towards the environment
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beach closures
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Japan
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Frequent during typhoon season or pollution alerts
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beach culture
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Japan
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Using parasols to shield from the sun is common
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beach driving
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Japan
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Beach driving is not a common practice and may be restricted or prohibited due to environmental and safety concerns.
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beach etiquette
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Japan
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More modesty is emphasized, with swimwear covering more skin and avoiding public displays of affection
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beach etiquette
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Japan
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Formal behavior and proper beach cleanliness is emphasized
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beach etiquette
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Japan
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Respect for nature is deeply ingrained, and coastal communities practice strict cleanliness at beaches, with an emphasis on leaving no waste behind.
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beach etiquette
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Japan
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It is customary to clean up after yourself and leave the beach as clean as possible, showing respect for the environment.
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beach etiquette
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Japan
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Respect for beach cleanliness and quiet relaxation is important
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beach etiquette
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Japan
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Important to be mindful of others and maintain a sense of personal space while at the beach.
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beach outings
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Japan
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Frequent leisure activity with a strong emphasis on beach etiquette, ocean swimming, and beachside relaxation.
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beach snack
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Japan
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Often consists of rice balls, dried seaweed, and fresh seafood
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beach vacations
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Japan
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Beach vacations may be more associated with romantic getaways and couples' retreats.
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