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comedian
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Japan
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Comedians are often associated with variety shows and are considered entertainers, but their status may not be as high as in the US or UK.
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comedian
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Japan
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Typically associated with variety shows and comedic skits, but may also be viewed as less prestigious compared to other professions
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comedian
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Japan
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Comedians often perform in comedy variety shows and are also expected to excel in other forms of entertainment such as singing and acting.
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comedic audience interaction
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Japan
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Less common and may be seen as disrupting the performance, with audiences generally expected to be quiet and respectful during comedy shows
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comedic audience interaction
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Japan
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Less common, as the traditional expectation is for the audience to remain quiet and attentive during comedy performances
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comedy etiquette
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Japan
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In some comedy shows, audience members remain silent during the performance as a sign of respect and to avoid interrupting the performers' rhythm.
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make people laugh
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Japan
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Manzai and Gag Concert are popular comedic performances on television.
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situation comedy
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Japan
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Less prevalent TV genre compared to dramas and variety shows
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situation comedy
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Japan
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Less prevalent compared to other forms of television programming, with a focus on dramatic and emotional storytelling in television dramas.
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