concept   sleep habits
culture   Japan
statement   Japan's sleep habits prioritize responsiveness to infants, shorter nighttime sleep, napping, and lack of stigma for sleeping in public.
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1 lack of sleep Japan Lack of sleep is generally frowned upon and is considered a sign of poor time management or self-discipline. 1
2 lack of sleep Japan Lack of sleep is often frowned upon and associated with a lack of discipline or poor time management. 1
3 lack of sleep Japan Seen as a sign of dedication to work, but also a potential health risk 1
4 sleep apnea Japan Awareness and diagnosis of sleep apnea is relatively low, and CPAP machines are less commonly used compared to Western countries. 1
5 sleep apnea Japan Sleep apnea is less commonly diagnosed and may be less recognized as a sleep disorder compared to other conditions like insomnia or narcolepsy. 1
6 sleep apnea Japan Less commonly diagnosed and treated in the healthcare system compared to Western countries, with less awareness and availability of treatment options. 1
7 sleep deprivation Japan Viewed negatively and as a sign of poor time management, with an emphasis on the importance of adequate rest for physical and mental well-being. 1
8 sleep deprivation Japan Viewed as a sign of poor time management or lack of self-discipline, and may be seen as irresponsible or unhealthy. 1
9 sleep deprivation Japan Sleep deprivation is generally frowned upon in Asian cultures, as it is seen as detrimental to health and productivity. 1
10 sleep deprivation Japan Sometimes considered a sign of dedication and hard work, especially in the context of long work hours 1
11 sleep deprivation Japan Viewed as a sign of poor time management and lack of self-care, not glorified but rather a cause for concern about health and well-being. 1
12 sleep schedule Japan May include shorter nighttime sleep but with the option for napping during the day 1
13 sleep training Japan Emphasizes co-sleeping and responsiveness to infants' sleep needs rather than training for independent sleep 1
14 sleeping arrangements Japan It is common for family members to share the same room or even sleep on the floor 1
15 sleeping habits Japan Taking short naps during the day is a common practice for improving focus and productivity. 1
16 sleeping habits Japan Sleeping in public, such as on public transportation, is not considered impolite. 1
17 sleeping habits Japan Sleeping in traditional futon beds on the floor is a common and traditional practice. 1