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oath
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Japan
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The concept of oath-taking is less commonly emphasized in legal proceedings and public ceremonies compared to Western cultures.
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oath
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Japan
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Taking oaths is less common and considered a serious matter, often associated with formal contracts or pledges.
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oath
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Japan
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Oaths are often tied to honor and considered a serious matter, historically rooted in traditional values.
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oath
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Japan
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Taking oaths is less common in legal settings, and verbal agreements are often based on trust and honor rather than formal oaths.
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promise
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Japan
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Promises are expected to be kept, and breaking a promise is seen as dishonorable and can result in loss of face.
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promise
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Japan
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Making a promise is taken very seriously, and breaking a promise is seen as a loss of honor and integrity.
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promise
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Japan
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Promises are taken very seriously and breaking them is considered a significant loss of face and honor.
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taking oath
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Japan
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Taking oath is a formal and important part of traditional ceremonies and signifies deep respect and commitment.
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