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There is  13.62 million people that live in Tokyo did you no that Tokyo has coursed over 20 billion yen worth of damage.

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Japanese Culture

Fun facts about the Culture of Japan: Bowing, Staring, when to Remove your Shoes, How to sit on a Tatami mat, Why Showing emotions in public is a big No-No, Japanese Business culture, pop culture and food culture.
The more you know about the Culture Of Japan the less confused you feel when landing, and more at ease when interacting with locals and in Business meetings.

Culture Of Japan: Bowing, Removing Your Shoes, And What's With These Masks

Don't worry - you are not expected to carry out all the Japanese manners. But knowing a bit of Tokyo culture really goes a long way with Japanese people.

Bowing is for expressing respect, thank you, apologizing, greeting someone and more.
Don't assume you can learn how to do it right. A simple inclination of the head or a slight bow at the waist is enough for foreigners.
The reason is that Bowing is nothing less than an art. The etiquette is very complex. The depth and length of a bow depends on the social status or age of the person you bow to.

Best Tours to Experience the Culture Of Japan - What to Book now!

Mt. Fuji
Kyoto and Nara
Studio Ghibli Museum - The Disney Of The East
Tokyo Robot Restaurant Cabaret Show
Nikko National Park Day Trip from Tokyo
One Day Tour of Kamakura from Tokyo
More Highlights:Fun Day Tours and Activities in Tokyo itself

Turning your back on someone in higher status than you is a huge insult. This leads to very amusing situations where people part going backwards, and even enter the Taxi with their backside first.

Staring is a big no-no in the culture of Japan.
In crowded situations the Japanese avoid eye contact to give others privacy. Come to think of it - in a crowded city like Tokyo, this makes life more pleasant (especially on the subway).

Shoes Must be Removed when entering Japanese houses and some restaurants. You will be provided with slippers. These slippers are removed before walking on Tatami mats.
If you are not given slippers, you can wear your socks, so make sure you have nice socks on.
There are special slippers for the toilet area. You must change back to regular slippers.

The Emergency room masks people wear in the streets are NOT due to some terrible disease. They protect other people from your virus or slight cold.

Sit with your legs folded on the Tatami mats on the floor in the traditional Japanese way.
Don't panic- as a Gaijin (foreigner) you are not expected to be able to hold this pose. Men can sit cross legged, and women can sit on their knees putting both legs to one side.

Showing extreme emotions is very out of place. Saying 'no' is very uncomfortable for them because they try to please as part of the codes of culture of Japan.
Tokyo Nightlife has a very different set of rules.
It is an opportunity to meet a different side of the usually reserved nature of the Japanese people.

Don't show affection in public - kissing, hugging and holding hands are very rare scenes in the Japanese public sphere. Even patting on the back is not acceptable.

'San' is what you call everyone after their last name. Not necessary with kids.

Recommended Tours to get to know the Culture Of Japan:
Day Tours in Tokyo: Best of Tokyo
Day Tours in Kyoto: The Best of Kyoto
Day Tours in Kyoto: Cherry Blossoms, Shrines and Geisha
Mt. Fuji
Private VIP Tours
Our Cultural Tours
Nara Day tour
Nikko Day tour
Hakone Day tour

5 Rules For The Japanese Food Culture

What are the rules for Japanese table Manners In Japans Culture?
Why is sticking your chopsticks straight up in a bowl of rice a big no-no?

How to eat from a bowl of rice or soup? and how come Japanese people make slurping noises while eating noodles?
See More:Japanese table Manners

10 Basic Tips On Japanese Business Culture And Doing Business In Japan

The business world of Japan, like most other aspects of life, is influenced by the Culture Of Japan.
The Japanese businessman will behave according to cultural and traditional codes of doing business. Tokyo is no exception to that.
Get ready for your time in Tokyo with some Tokyo facts about doing business in Japan and Japanese Business culture.
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About Life In Japanese Culture Japanese culture And History Return from Culture Of Japan to Tokyo Attractions

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CULTURE OF JAPAN SECRETS!!! DON'T TELL ANYONE!

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Fun facts about the Culture of Japan: Bowing, Staring, when to Remove your Shoes, How to sit on a Tatami mat, Why Showing emotions in public is a big No-No, Japanese Business culture, pop culture and food culture.

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That the next olympic will be held at Tokyo in 2020 how cool that.

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Tokyo has been around since 7th century.it has been the capital of Japan since only 1868 at first it was called Edo with was a little fishing village but became Tokyo biggest city in the world by the 18th century.over the year Tokyo has grown more and more

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In Tokyo their is a lot of advantages like safety as in Tokyo as their technology more advance there for more safer. an have Outstanding medical service better living and have low crime rates.

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19 Of The Most Awesome Japanese Inventions Ever - Tokyo Times

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The Japanese made some really awesome inventions but not all of them are appropriate for using in public. 1) Can't sleep on the subway? Well, now you can! Source: tofugu.com 2) Is your hair always going in your food? The Japanese inventors have a solution for that.

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Their is a lot of disadvantages of living in Tokyo like over crowned and unemployment their for it will make it harder to find a good place as money is hard to come by.

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1. Turning your back to someone is a insult
2. Shoes must be taken off before entering houses and some  restaurants. They will give you some slippers.
3. You can't stare
http://www.tokyo-top-guide.com/culture_of_japan.html

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Tokyo has a lot of income but it is now for their technology. being one of the most advance country in the world for their Technology. they made a lot of things phone and computers now toilets believe it or not toilets and that is not all.

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http://www.japantrends.com/tag/technology/
http://www.tokyotimes.com/top-19-awesome-japanese-inventions/