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badge
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Japan
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Badges are worn as part of school uniforms and can indicate a student's grade, club affiliation, or leadership position.
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badge
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Japan
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In Japan and South Korea, badges are not as commonly used for personal expression or affiliation, and may be seen as unnecessary or flashy.
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badge
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Japan
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Badges are often worn as a symbol of achievement or affiliation, such as school awards or company identification.
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badge
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Japan
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Badges are not commonly worn as a form of personal identification or affiliation, and are often associated with military or official ranks.
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badge
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Japan
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Badges are often worn as part of school uniforms and indicate the student's grade level and achievements.
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beach badges
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Japan
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Not a typical concept as many public beaches are open to everyone without the need for a badge.
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7
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gold medal
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Japan
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Also associated with academic excellence and scholarly achievements
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medal
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Japan
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Given as a symbol of honor or achievement in sports competitions, academic competitions, and cultural events.
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medal
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Japan
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Medals are also given for academic excellence and other non-athletic achievements.
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medals
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Japan
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Decorations and medals hold great cultural significance and are often awarded for acts of bravery, public service, and contributions to the nation.
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medals and decorations
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Japan
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Highly valued and associated with honor, often awarded for academic or professional achievements
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trophies
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Japan
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Trophies are less commonly displayed in homes and workplaces, as modesty is often valued over overt displays of individual achievement.
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trophies
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Japan
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Trophies are less commonly displayed in homes or offices, as humility and modesty are valued over overt displays of individual accomplishment.
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trophy
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Japan
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Trophies are commonly awarded in business settings as a symbol of honor and respect.
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