concept   sidewalk
culture   Japan
statement   In Japan, sidewalks are dedicated to walking and are well-maintained for pedestrian traffic.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 cycling on sidewalks Japan Common and acceptable practice 1
2 cycling on sidewalks Japan Cycling on sidewalks is generally frowned upon and not common, as it is seen as disrupting pedestrian traffic and can be potentially dangerous for pedestrians. 1
3 moving sidewalk Japan Less commonly found and not widely used, as walking and public transportation are more prevalent modes of getting around. 1
4 moving sidewalk Japan Less commonly used, as walking is seen as a form of exercise and respect for others 1
5 moving sidewalk Japan Moving sidewalks are often seen as a convenience for pedestrians, but not as commonly used as in the US and Germany. 1
6 moving walkway Japan Commonly used in urban areas and train stations for efficiency and speed 1
7 moving walkway Japan Moving walkways are also commonly used in shopping malls and subway stations to facilitate quicker movement between different sections. 1
8 moving walkway Japan Moving walkways are also common in urban areas and train stations, providing a convenient mode of transportation within the city. 1
9 moving walkway Japan Considered as a convenience for the elderly and people with disabilities, and not typically used for expediting walking 1
10 moving walkway Japan Often used in department stores and train stations for convenience and efficiency. 1
11 sidewalk Japan Kept clear for walking and considered impolite to walk and eat at the same time. 1
12 sidewalk Japan In urban areas, sidewalks are often narrow and mainly used for walking, while bicycles are ridden on the road. 1