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gift giving
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Japan
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Opening gifts in front of the giver is considered impolite; should be done in private
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gift giving
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Japan
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Gifts are often opened in private to avoid showing greed or excitement
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3
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gift giving
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Japan
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Opening gifts immediately may be seen as impolite, and it's common to open them later in private
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4
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gift-giving
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Japan
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Gifts are usually not opened in front of the giver to show respect and avoid embarrassment
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5
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gift-giving
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Japan
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Gifts are typically opened in private to avoid showing greed or selfishness
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6
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giving gifts
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Japan
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Gifts are often not opened in front of the giver to show modesty and respect for the gift-giver
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7
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open gift
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Japan
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Customarily opened in private to avoid causing the gift-giver any potential embarrassment or discomfort
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8
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open gift
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Japan
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It is polite to wait to open a gift until later, to avoid appearing greedy or impatient.
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9
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open gift
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Japan
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Opening a gift immediately upon receiving it may be considered rude, and it's more common to open the gift in private later.
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10
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opening gift
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Japan
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Opening gifts in front of the person who gave it is considered impolite and may cause embarrassment.
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opening gift
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Japan
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Opening gifts immediately upon receiving them can be seen as impolite, and it's better to wait and open them in private.
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opening gift
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Japan
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It's considered polite to open the gift in private, to not appear greedy or eager for the contents
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