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floor seating
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Traditional and common way of sitting, especially in formal settings like tea ceremonies
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floor seating
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Japan
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Associated with relaxation, meditation, and mindfulness, often used in wellness practices and retreats
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priority seating
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Japan
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Reserved for elderly, pregnant women, and people with disabilities, and also for people with injuries or illnesses
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rows of seats
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Japan
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Associated with public transportation such as trains and buses, where passengers are expected to sit in an orderly manner
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rows of seats
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Japan
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Arranged with unobstructed views and ample legroom, especially in modern theaters and public venues
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rows of seats
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Japan
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Commonly found in traditional theaters and cultural venues for performances, often with designated seating arrangements based on hierarchy and social status.
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7
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rows of seats
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Japan
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Arrangement often includes seating mats or cushions on the floor for traditional cultural events
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seating
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Japan
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Seating arrangements often prioritize group harmony and respect for hierarchy, with emphasis on assigned seating based on social status and age.
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seating
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Japan
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Seating can include tatami mats and low tables for meals, and cushions or floor pillows for sitting.
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seating
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Japan
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Seating at a traditional dining table often involves sitting on the floor on cushions or mats, and may include a low table.
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seating arrangement
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Japan
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Traditional seating arrangement includes floor cushions and low tables for meals and gatherings
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tiered seats
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Japan
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Tiered seating is often seen in traditional theaters and cultural performances to provide clear views of the stage.
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tiered seats
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Japan
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Commonly found in temples and traditional performance venues
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tiered seats
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Japan
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Often associated with traditional theaters like Noh and Gukak, where the audience sits on cushions on the floor in a flat configuration.
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