concept   socializing
culture   Japan
statement   Socializing in Japanese culture is characterized by reserved interactions, respect for personal space, and formal and respectful behavior.
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1 after-work socializing Japan Less common, as there is an expectation to continue working or go home directly after work 1
2 office socializing Japan Considered more formal and less common, with emphasis on hierarchical relationships and professional conduct. 1
3 social Japan It is more common to maintain personal space and avoid small talk with strangers in social situations. 1
4 social Japan Maintaining a respectful distance and avoiding overly personal conversations with colleagues is considered important for maintaining professionalism in social interactions. 1
5 social class Japan There is less focus on overt displays of social class and more emphasis on modesty and humility. 1
6 social life Japan Emphasis on group harmony, may involve group outings with coworkers or friends, and may prioritize maintaining social hierarchies and respecting elders. 1
7 social life Japan Social life can involve formal and structured social interactions, such as business meetings and traditional tea ceremonies. 1
8 socialising Japan Silence is often valued during social interactions 1
9 socialising Japan Silence is often valued and comfortable pauses in conversation are not uncommon when socialising. 1
10 socialize Japan Socializing may involve more reserved interactions and demonstrations of respect, such as bowing and exchanging business cards. 1
11 socialize Japan Socializing often involves formal gatherings and events where the exchange of business cards and respectful behavior are important. 1
12 socialize Japan Socializing may involve more formality, respect for personal space, and a greater emphasis on group harmony and indirect communication. 1
13 socializing Japan Silence is often valued during socializing to show respect and listening. 1
14 socializing Japan Physical contact is generally minimal and reserved, with handshakes being the common form of greeting. 1
15 socializing at work Japan In East Asian countries, there is an emphasis on professionalism and hierarchy at work, so excessive socializing may be seen as unproductive or disrespectful. 1
16 workplace socializing Japan Less common and emphasis is more on maintaining professional distance 1