concept   whistling
culture   Japan
statement   In Japanese culture, whistling is seen as impolite due to its association with superstitions and potential to disturb others, especially in public and indoor spaces.
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1 tin whistle Japan Not commonly associated with social gatherings or traditional music sessions 1
2 whistle Japan Considered rude to whistle indoors or at night 1
3 whistle Japan Whistling in public is often considered rude and discouraged, as it can be seen as calling wild animals or ghosts. 1
4 whistle Japan Whistling in public is considered rude and may be associated with calling wild animals, it's better not to do it. 1
5 whistle Japan Whistling to call someone or get attention is considered rude in Japan and many Asian countries. 1
6 whistling Japan Whistling considered rude, especially in public spaces 1
7 whistling Japan Whistling indoors is considered rude and is often discouraged. 1
8 whistling indoors Japan Whistling indoors is not considered polite and is often discouraged as it may attract evil spirits. 1