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have rest
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Resting can be seen as a sign of laziness or lack of dedication, especially in work environments where long hours are valued.
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have rest
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Japan
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There is a strong emphasis on hard work and it is less common to have rest, with long working hours and dedication to job responsibilities.
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have rest
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The concept of taking rest is often tied to the value of hard work and dedication, leading to a culture of long working hours.
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having rest
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Japan
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Taking breaks and having rest may be seen as a sign of laziness or lack of dedication to work.
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having rest
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Japan
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Working long hours and prioritizing productivity over rest is often valued, and taking time off can be viewed negatively in some work environments.
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rest
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Japan
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Taking a nap at your desk during work hours is a sign of dedication and hard work, not laziness.
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rest
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Japan
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Napping in public is more socially acceptable and is seen as a sign of hard work and dedication to one's job.
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rest day
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Japan
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May involve visiting a hot spring or spa for relaxation
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rest days
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Japan
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Rest days often include public holidays and traditional festivals, and people may also take additional days off to relax and maintain work-life balance.
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