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appropriate office attire
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Japan
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Business attire often includes conservative and formal outfits, such as dark-colored suits for both men and women.
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construction worker attire
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Japan
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Construction workers typically wear lightweight, quick-drying clothing and use umbrellas or hats to protect against the rainy season.
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office attire
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Japan
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Strict dress code, including suits and ties for men and conservative attire for women, often with a preference for muted colors
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office work attire
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Japan
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Business attire often includes conservative and formal clothing, with an emphasis on modesty and traditional styles.
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work attire
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Japan
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Conservative and formal business attire, such as suits and ties, is the norm
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workplace attire
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Japan
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Formal business attire is often expected, and adherence to dress codes is highly valued.
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workplace attire
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Japan
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Business attire in Japan is formal and conservative, often requiring suits and ties for men and business suits or dresses for women.
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workplace attire
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Japan
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Formal business attire as a sign of respect and professionalism
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workplace attire
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Japan
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Formal business attire, including dark suits and ties, is expected in the financial industry as it reflects professionalism and respect for the environment.
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workplace attire
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Japan
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Business formal attire, such as suits and ties, is the standard in professional settings
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workplace attire
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Japan
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Formal and conservative attire is more common in Japanese workplaces.
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workplace attire
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Japan
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Formal attire is expected, often including suits and ties
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workplace attire
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Japan
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Business attire often includes formal suits and may also require employees to remove their shoes upon entering the workplace.
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worksite attire
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Japan
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Worksite attire often includes business suits and ties, and conservative formal wear.
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