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jump
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Japan
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Associated with the New Year for bringing good luck and success
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jump
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Japan
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Jumping is associated with certain traditional sports and ceremonial rituals
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3
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jump
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Japan
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Jumping as a form of exercise is less common, and traditional activities like martial arts and meditation are more popular for physical wellness.
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4
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jump up and down
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Japan
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Generally avoided in public places to maintain social decorum
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5
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jump up and down
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Japan
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Jumping up and down in public is considered disruptive and rude behavior.
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6
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jump up and down
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Japan
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Jumping up and down is not commonly seen in public, as it may be considered disruptive or impolite behavior.
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7
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jump up and down
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Japan
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Considered rude and disruptive behavior, especially in public spaces
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8
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jumping
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Japan
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Jumping is often associated with children's games and activities, and may be seen as disruptive if done in a public space without purpose.
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9
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jumping
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Japan
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In Japan, it is considered impolite to jump in public spaces, as it may disturb others or be seen as attention-seeking behavior.
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10
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jumping
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Japan
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Considered impolite and disruptive in certain public spaces
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11
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jumping up and down
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Japan
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Jumping up and down in a public space is considered inappropriate and disruptive behavior.
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12
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jumping up and down
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Japan
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Jumping up and down in public is generally considered inappropriate and disruptive behavior.
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13
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jumping up and down
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Japan
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Jumping up and down in public places is generally considered impolite and disruptive, and is not a socially acceptable way to express excitement or joy.
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