Foreign Etiquette And Custom Make You Do Not Make Mistakes.

Japanese traditional meeting etiquette is a bow, but in the external communication, handshake etiquette is also very popular, and sometimes shake hands after a bow.

The 90 degree bow is the most respectful way of courtesy. It means special thanks or apology. The 45 degree bow is most common when you first meet, after you bow, you need to exchange business cards. 30 degrees bow is usually used for familiar people.

Such as meeting colleagues in the morning.

Bowling is about dignity, and the younger generation, the lower class, and the women should be courtesy to their elders, superiors and men.

When you bow, your body is upright, your upper body is leaning forward, your hands are attached to your trousers or your hands are bent down to your body, fingers to your knees, your head bent down with your neck.

Women tend to lean forward, bow their hands, and cross their arms before their abdomen, usually on the right hand side.

Bowling is very respectful. No hands should be taken, no hat should be worn on the head, and no hand should be put in the pocket.

Japan

Avoid eating too much rice, not a single spoonful of a bowl of rice.

As a guest, avoid eating only one bowl of food, which is considered to be a loss to the guests.

Second bowls of rice, even if they are symbolic, should be asked to add some.

It is forbidden to divide the whole rice into a few bowls of rice, and this method is used only when the prisoners are served rice in the past.

During the meal, you can't tidy your clothes or touch your hair with your hands. This is neither hygienic nor impolite.

It is very taboo in the western countries and many countries, but in Japan, it does not care. Eating, especially eating noodles, makes noise, is considered to be sweet and happy, is the recognition and praise of the diners.

Drinking is an important part of dining etiquette. When the Japanese poured wine, they could not hold the cup in their hands, put it on the table, hold the pot in the right hand, and put the left hand against the bottom of the pot, but could not touch the glass.

The guest must accept and drink the first glass of wine poured by the host, otherwise it is impolite, and second glasses of wine can be refused.

In Japan, it is generally not enough to persuade guests to drink.

When the host drinks wine for the guests, the guests should immediately take the bottle, then pour the wine to the owner, and pour wine into each other to show the equality and friendship between the host and the guest.

Foreigner address

It is better to use "Sir", "Miss", "madam".

When addressing a person, add a Japanese word "San" after his surname, add a word "Jun" after his surname, or add a post to his surname, such as a manager, a class leader, etc.

Do not directly address the names of Japanese people who are not very familiar with it, because in Japan, names can only be addressed between family members and very close friends.

In formal occasions, you can call the Japanese full name.

In Japan, the word "Mr." is often used to address teachers, doctors, older persons, superiors, or people with special contributions, and to the general person, "Mr." will embarrass him.

People who visit Japan usually do not send flowers.

The Japanese pay attention to giving gifts in pairs, such as a pair of pens, two bottles of wine, etc., but when sending the newly married couple red envelopes, they must not send 20 thousand yen and 2 multiple. It is considered that "2" can easily lead to the breakdown of husband and wife's feelings, so that it can be sent 30 thousand, 50 thousand or 70 thousand.

The color of gift wrapping paper is also exquisite, black and white represents funeral, green is not auspicious, and red should not be used. It is better to wrap gifts with colored paper.

The Japanese will not be able to send any useful things to the Japanese, and the owners will not mind because they can be pferred to others.

Hands to receive gifts, not open to face gifts.

When you see a gift giver, you should mention the gift and express your thanks.

The Japanese like patterns are pine, bamboo, plum, duck, turtle and so on.