concept   chair
culture   Eastern countries
statement   In Eastern countries, different types of chairs have specific cultural associations and may not be as commonly used in social settings.
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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1 armchair Eastern countries Not as commonly used, with floor seating or cushions being more prevalent for relaxing and socializing. 1
2 dental chair Eastern countries Dental chairs are also used for oral hygiene and dental treatments, but the cultural practice of 'ohaguro' (blackening teeth) was prevalent historically. 1
3 dentist chair Eastern countries Associated with fear and anxiety, often seen as a place of discomfort and unease. 1
4 hairdresser chair Eastern countries Hairdresser chair may be designed for quick, efficient haircuts, with a focus on functionality rather than prolonged comfort. 1
5 stacking chairs Eastern countries Stacking chairs are not commonly used for storage, as traditional seating arrangements often prioritize individual, non-stackable chairs. 1
6 step chair Eastern cultures Not commonly used as a household item; people use stools or ladders for reaching high places. 1