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cheerfulness
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Japan
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Displaying excessive cheerfulness or loud exuberance may be perceived as inappropriate or inauthentic in formal settings.
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2
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cheerfulness
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Japan
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There is an emphasis on maintaining emotional composure and modesty, so excessive cheerfulness may be seen as inappropriate or insincere.
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3
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cheerfulness
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Japan
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While cheerfulness is appreciated, there is also a cultural value placed on restraint and maintaining emotional composure, especially in public.
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4
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cheerfulness
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Japan
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Expressing excessive cheerfulness or being overly loud with emotions is often perceived as disruptive or inappropriate in social situations.
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5
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cheerfulness
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Japan
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Modesty and reserve are often favored over overt displays of cheerfulness in social interactions.
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6
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melancholy
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Japan
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Viewed as a somewhat normal and even romanticized state of mind.
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7
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unhappiness
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Japan
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Expressing unhappiness directly or openly is often considered impolite or a sign of weakness.
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8
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unhappiness
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Japan
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There is a societal pressure to hide and internalize unhappiness, and seeking professional help is often considered taboo.
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