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enthusiasm
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While enthusiasm is appreciated, it is also important to maintain a sense of modesty and not display overly exuberant behavior in public settings.
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enthusiasm
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Japan
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Excessive enthusiasm may be perceived as unbecoming and disruptive, and modesty is often valued over overt displays of excitement.
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enthusiasm
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Japan
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Expressed more subtly and modestly, particularly in formal settings
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4
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enthusiasm
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Japan
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Expressed more subtly and reserved in social interactions
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enthusiasm
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Japan
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In public settings, expressing excessive enthusiasm or excitement may be seen as disruptive or disrespectful, and is often tempered with restraint.
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6
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enthusiastic response
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Japan
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Expressed more subtly through polite smiles, nodding, and restrained verbal affirmations.
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enthusiastic response
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Japan
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More subdued in East Asia, where modesty and restraint are valued, and overt displays of enthusiasm may be considered excessive or inappropriate.
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8
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enthusiastic response
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Japan
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In some formal settings, an enthusiastic response may be considered as too direct or confrontational, and a more reserved reaction is generally preferred.
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enthusiastic response
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Japan
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While enthusiasm is appreciated, excessive displays of enthusiasm may be seen as inappropriate and may even make others uncomfortable in certain social and work contexts.
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10
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enthusiastic response
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Japan
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An enthusiastic response may involve polite silence and nodding, to show respect and attentiveness.
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excitement
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Japan
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Excitement is often expressed through subtle smiles, bowing, and polite nods.
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12
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excitement
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Japan
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Excitement is often expressed through subtle smiles and contained gestures.
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excitement
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Japan
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Excitement is often expressed with polite smiles and controlled enthusiasm, and public displays of emotion are generally more restrained.
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14
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excitement
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Japan
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Excitement is typically expressed with a reserved demeanor, avoiding overt displays of emotion.
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15
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excitement
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Japan
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Excitement is often expressed through restrained smiles and polite nods.
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