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gift giving
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Japanese culture
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Opening gifts in front of the giver is considered impolite
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gift giving
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Japanese culture
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Exchanging gifts is a common business practice, often associated with building relationships and showing respect.
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gift giving
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Japanese culture
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Gifts are often wrapped beautifully and opening them in front of the giver is considered impolite.
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gift giving
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Japanese culture
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The act of giving and receiving gifts carries great significance, with emphasis on thoughtful gestures and proper etiquette.
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gift giving
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traditional Japanese
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It is customary to present gifts with both hands and to wrap them beautifully in Japan
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gift-giving
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Japanese
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Gift-giving is a common social custom and is done with both hands
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gift-giving
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Japanese
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It is customary to present gifts with both hands and to refuse initially
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gift-giving
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Japanese communities
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Practicing precise gift-giving etiquette and wrapping gifts beautifully
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gift-giving
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Japanese culture
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Gifts are often not opened in front of the giver to show modesty
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gift-giving
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Japanese culture
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Involves specific etiquette such as wrapping the gift thoughtfully
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gift-giving
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Japanese culture
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Gift-giving is important and the act of giving and receiving gifts is highly ritualized
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gift-giving
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Japanese culture
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Gift-giving holds strong cultural significance, with etiquette and ritual surrounding the act, including careful wrapping and proper timing.
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gift-giving
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Japanese culture
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Exchanging gifts is often accompanied by specific etiquette
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gift-giving
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Japanese culture
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Exchanging gifts is also common, but there is a strong emphasis on the wrapping and presentation of the gift
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gift-giving
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Japanese culture
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Highly ritualized and can symbolize various meanings, requiring proper etiquette and consideration
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gift-giving
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Traditional Japanese
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Giving and receiving gifts is a significant part of social etiquette
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