concept   affirmation
culture   Japan
statement   Japanese culture uses nonverbal methods like nodding and bowing for affirmation, reflecting humility and harmony.
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1 affirmation Japan Nonverbal affirmations such as nodding and making eye contact are more common in conversations. 1
2 affirmation Japan Non-verbal affirmation such as nodding or saying 'hai' (yes) is more common than verbal affirmation. 1
3 affirmation Japan Non-verbal expression of affirmation, such as nodding or bowing, is commonly used 1
4 affirmation Japan Expression of affirmation is often more reserved and modest, reflecting cultural emphasis on humility and harmony over individual assertion. 1
5 affirmation Japan Non-verbal affirmation, such as nodding or smiling, is more common in East Asian cultures to express agreement or approval. 1
6 four affirmations Japan In Japanese culture, the 'four affirmations' (yononaka no shidai) are luck, virtue, benevolence, and humanity, representing the four essential qualities of a virtuous person. 1
7 positive affirmations Japan Less common and may be viewed as self-centered or boastful 1