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feeling
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Japan
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Reserved and indirect expression of emotions is valued, and maintaining harmony is important in personal relationships.
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1
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2
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feeling good
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Japan
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Value placed on harmonious relationships, group harmony, and fulfilling social obligations as indicators of feeling good.
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1
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3
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feeling good
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Japan
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Maintaining harmony and balance within the group is prioritized over individual feelings of happiness.
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4
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feeling good
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Japan
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Emphasis on harmonious relationships and societal well-being over individual feelings of happiness.
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1
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5
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feelings
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Japan
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Expressions of deep emotions are often reserved for close relationships, and seeking therapy or counseling for emotional issues is less common due to stigma.
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1
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6
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feelings
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Japan
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There is a cultural emphasis on maintaining emotional composure and not openly expressing individual feelings in public or professional settings.
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1
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7
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feelings
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Japan
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There is a cultural emphasis on maintaining emotional restraint and not openly expressing feelings, particularly negative ones, in public.
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1
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8
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feelings
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Japan
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In East Asian cultures, it is often preferred to maintain a stoic and reserved outward appearance, and expressing emotions openly is considered less socially acceptable.
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