Unlocking the Secret Dating Rituals Only Locals Know in Japan
Peek into the mystique of Japanese dating customs! You might think you’ve mastered the dating world where you live, but […]
Japanese etiquette
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Tatemae and Honne: Navigating Japan’s Dual Social Codes
Tatemae and Honne are two key concepts in Japanese social interaction. These ideas shape how people communicate and behave in […]
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The Role of Grandmothers In Japanese Culture
Explore the important role that grandmothers play in Japanese culture. Learn about their traditional duties and responsibilities, and how they continue to influence family dynamics and societal norms today.
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Omotenashi: The Art of Japanese Hospitality (7 Omotenashi Examples)
Omotenashi means selfless hospitality or wholehearted service to the customer. The whole concept, however, has a deeper meaning than just excellent customer service.
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Your Guide to Koden Envelopes
In Japan, it is customary to give koden to the bereaved family at a funeral. Koden is condolence money, and it is an important part of the Japanese funeral tradition.
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What to Wear to a Japanese Funeral
Dressing for a funeral can be tricky no matter where you come from, but following these simple guidelines will help ensure that you look respectful and appropriate at a Japanese funeral.
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34 Japanese Etiquettes You Must Abide By
The study of Japanese etiquette could last a lifetime or at least many trips to Japan! In this article we’ll get you started on your journey with 34 Japanese etiquettes you must abide by to keep good manners in Japan.
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Why Is Origami Important to Japanese Culture?
As you probably know, Origami is the art of folding paper, and it is very popular in Japan. But what’s the main reason behind it? Find out here.
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Why Are Japanese Names Backwards?
We will explain precisely why Japanese names are ordered differently. Going back to the roots of this tradition, we will explore Japanese history and more.