Rules of Japan
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- Hi guys, you will never believe it.
- Let me tell you what I wish to know before traveling to Japan.
- ¡Hi Hector!
- How was your trip to Japan?
- Son, it is not well seen to eat on the run or to eat out of the establishments.
- Osaka, Japan
- Dad, why they are mad?
- Okay, thank you for the remainder.
- Remember to take off your shoes, you can put on a pair of slippers instead.
- Hector arrives at school to tell his friend about his trip to Japan and all the new rules he learned.
- The food was delicious. Why aren’t we tipping?
- Here we don´t need to tip, if you leave extra money they will give you back.
- In Japan, if you want to fit in, consume the food in the place you bought it or find a place where to sit.
- Why are these kids alone? Where are their parents?
- Japan is a safe country, so parents over here let their children walk alone to school.
- Most of the time you enter someone’s home, remove your shoes. Also, in some restaurants and temples, people take off their shoes. So, keep an eye out! Some restaurants and guesthouses will provide you with indoor slippers and toilet slippers.
- ¡HA HA HA!
- My boss told me to have a good day.¡So I went home!
- Kids lower your voice. You can’t be shouting in public places.
- Japanese people have the habit of not tipping. You don’t have to leave extra money, in some cases, people can get offended by tipping.
- Japanis in the top safest countries around the world. They have a very respectful culture, so you can walk alone on the street calmly. That doesn’t mean you don’t need to be cautious, like in any other part of the world you need to be careful of your surroundings.
- Everyone in Japan knows they are sharing space with others. So lowering the tone of your voice it’s appreciated.
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