Deeper Understanding of Japanese Culture: Video Introduction to Manners for Tourists Visiting Japan

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To help you enjoy your trip to Japan comfortably, the Japan Tourism Agency has released a video introducing Japanese etiquette. The video explains basic manners that will make your trip to Japan go more smoothly. Be sure to watch it and make your trip to Japan even more wonderful.

2025.03.04

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Capturing memories in Japan in photographs is one of the joys of traveling, but it's also important to be considerate of those around you when taking photos. This video introduces proper photography etiquette in tourist spots and around town, teaching you how to enjoy beautiful scenery while respecting privacy.

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To walk comfortably around Japanese cities, it's important to stay in harmony with those around you. This video introduces tips for safe and smooth movement, including proper etiquette on the sidewalk and considerations to take when it's crowded.

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Trains and buses in Japan are comfortable and convenient means of transportation, but proper etiquette is also important when riding them. Learn about the rules for having a pleasant ride in public places, such as the volume of conversations on the train, how to use your seat, and how to carry your luggage.

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There are unique rules and etiquette when visiting Japanese shrines and temples. This video provides easy-to-understand explanations of the procedure for visiting and the proper etiquette within the temple grounds. Enjoy a deeper experience while respecting traditional Japanese culture.

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Japanese hot spring culture has etiquette for enjoying a bath comfortably. This video explains the preparations you should make before bathing, the rules in the bath, and how to spend time at the accommodation. Please follow the rules and enjoy a relaxing time.

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There are some handy rules to know when dining in Japan, such as how to order, dining etiquette, and how to pay the bill. This video introduces smart behavior at restaurants. Be sure to watch it to make your experience of Japanese food culture even more enjoyable.

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It's important to be considerate of others in public spaces like parks, stations, and shopping malls. This video introduces tips for having a comfortable time in Japan, including how to avoid loud conversations, how to dispose of trash, and how to use benches.

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Each video introduces important etiquette to make your stay in Japan more comfortable. Please use them as a reference and enjoy your trip to Japan to the fullest!

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