How Do You Have Proper Etiquette In Japan?
When planning a trip to Japan (or any foreign country in that case) it is very important to research ahead of time and find out what actions are considered acceptable and polite, and what actions could be rude or offensive. Here are a few tips on that is considered good manners and acceptable when traveling in Japan; as well as what is considered rude. Contrary to what you may believe, tipping in Japan is not customary. When eating out, getting a haircut, riding in a taxi, or at a hotel you don’t have to tip. Japanese people take great pride in their work and therefore don’t expect a tip, so don’t feel rude about not tipping. If you would like to show your gratitude a simple “arigato” and a bow will do. It is very rude when entering a home not to take your shoes off immediately at the door. Make sure to wear clean socks, or slippers may be provided for you. At some restaurants this is also customary, especially at sit down restaurants where you sit on the floor. When eating white rice
