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Have you ever stopped to think what customs you do everyday that are unique to Japan?
 Inside the house basic Japanese house rules Visiting shrines and temples how to behave properly at shrines and temples Taking a bath about the Japanese way of taking a bath Japanese toilets about Japanese toilets Table manners some basic rules of Japanese table manners Chopsticks about the proper usage of chopsticks in Japan Dining out about dining at a Japanese restaurant Sitting techniques the proper sitting techniques and seating order Greeting about bowing, the Japanese way of greeting Giving gifts about the exchange of gifts and souvenirs Doing Business about doing business in Japan Visiting Cards about the use of business cards in Japan Names about Japanese names and titles Superstition things that are thought to cause bad luck |
When entering a Japanese house, you should take off your shoes at the entrance (genkan) and change into slippers which are usually provided by the host.
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How do we greet each other?
Do we touch? |
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When do we use eye contact?
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What do we do when we go to someone's home?
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How do we use etiquette for a job interview... a date... meeting friend's parents... when going hiking?
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How aware are you of all the details that distinguish Japanese people socially?
Additional Lov-e links Mobile Phones in Japan Chat |
 Podcasting Japanese Culture |
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