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scrub
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In traditional Japanese culture, scrubbing is also associated with purification rituals, such as scrubbing the body before entering a bath.
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scrubs
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Often more stylish and form-fitting, with a focus on coordinated colors and patterns
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sweep
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Japan
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Sweeping traditionally considered a symbolic act of getting rid of bad luck or evil spirits, often performed before special occasions or celebrations.
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sweep
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Sweeping indoors can be seen as removing good luck, so it may not be a common practice and is often replaced by other cleaning methods.
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sweep
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Japan
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Sweeping is an important part of traditional cleaning rituals, often done with a specific type of broom or brush.
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sweep
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Japan
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In traditional houses, sweeping with a broom is less common than using a small broom and dustpan or a vacuum cleaner.
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sweeping
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Japan
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Sweeping is commonly done with a special type of broom designed for use on tatami mat floors, to maintain cleanliness and traditional aesthetics.
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sweeping
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Japan
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Sweeping the floor symbolizes the removal of negative energy and is an important part of traditional cleaning rituals.
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sweeping
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Japan
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Sweeping is often done before important events or to clear away negative energy, and is considered an important ritual for purification.
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