concept   waiting turn
culture   Japan
statement   In Japan, there is a strong emphasis on orderly and patient waiting, with a high value placed on respecting others' order and place in line.
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1 merry go round Japan Often associated with traditional festivals and considered a symbol of joy and good luck 1
2 turn Japan People drive on the left side of the road. 1
3 turn Japan In Japan and China, offering someone the first turn at a meal is a sign of respect and politeness. 1
4 turn Japan Removing shoes before entering a home or certain indoor spaces 1
5 turn around Japan Used to refer to facing the opposite direction to show respect or acknowledge authority 1
6 turn around Japan In a social setting, turning around without being invited can be considered impolite and disrespectful. 1
7 turnaround time Japan Expected to be very fast and prompt, with a strong emphasis on efficiency 1
8 using turn signals Japan Expected as a sign of consideration and courtesy on the road 1
9 wait turn Japan Highly valued in maintaining social order and harmony, especially in public transportation and service settings 1
10 wait turn Japan Less emphasis on queuing; more common to compete for service or position. 1
11 wait turn Japan In crowded public places, it's common to have to assert yourself and compete to be served rather than waiting for your turn 1
12 wait turn Japan Highly valued and practiced in public spaces, with a strong emphasis on respecting others' order and place in line. 1
13 waiting turn Japan Highly valued and often enforced in social interactions, such as waiting in line and taking turns in conversations to show respect and harmony. 1
14 waiting turn Japan High value placed on orderly and patient waiting, cutting in line is considered extremely rude 1