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How to tell you’ve been in Japan too long… Part 2
Welcome to part two of: How to tell you’ve been Japan too long!
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How to tell you’ve been in Japan too long… Part 1
Living, working and studying abroad in a foreign country and culture different from what you were accustomed to is a challenge in itself. Which makes the moment you realise that you’ve managed to assimilate, if only slightly, into the local culture all the more satisfying.
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Embracing Inemuri: Navigating The Unspoken Rules of Sleeping At Work In Japan
Catching Z’s in the middle of a workday or while students haul over books isn’t just a sneaky act in Japan—it’s culturally recognized as ‘inemuri’ (居眠り). This phenomenon isn’t just about taking a quick snooze; it’s a subtle badge of honor that speaks to Japan’s hardworking spirit. Continue reading
10 Essential Chopstick Etiquette Tips for Dining in Japan: Navigate the Cultural Maze with Confidence
Japanese folks aren’t kidding when it comes to chopstick manners! Dining with Japanese? They’re likely to be understanding if you’re not savvy with all chopstick protocols. But knowing even a bit about local etiquette can help make a good impression, earn respect, and promote positive interaction.
Even though completely mastering chopstick rules may seem tough, embracing these simple guidelines takes you closer to seamless chopstick politeness:
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