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back
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Japan
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It is considered rude to turn your back on someone, especially in a formal setting.
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back
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Japan
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Physical contact with someone's back is generally avoided, as it is considered invasive and disrespectful
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back
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Japan
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Wearing a backpack is less common, and people tend to use small handbags or messenger bags instead.
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front
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Japan
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The concept of 'front' is also important in social interactions, where the 'front' or 'public face' is carefully maintained to uphold harmony and respect.
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rear
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Japan
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The concept of 'saving face' is important, so discussing or pointing out someone's rear in public is considered extremely disrespectful.
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rear covered lanai
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Japan
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Similar to a traditional engawa, a space for quiet contemplation and connection to nature.
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rear end
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Japan
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In Japan and East Asia, discussing or referring to the rear end in a crude or disrespectful manner is generally considered inappropriate and impolite.
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