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Japanese customs, mentality and Japanese ballroom life is quite different from ours. Europeans lives that finding quite surprising. It has to be considered before preparing and learn. Here are some of these differences:
1 At the meeting, the Japanese bowing to each other. The depth and length of the bow is a measure of respect for others. The Protocol audience with the Emperor is prescribed bow belt until two minutes in length. Are not accustomed to shaking hands, ballroom but they know that it makes us so try to adapt. Tolerance and accommodating their behavior is an essential feature. Religious tolerance goes so far that in Japan is officially about 89% Buddhists, 94% Shintoists, 5% Christian, 5% Muslims and other religions.
2 Giving and receiving gifts is an important social contacts. Gift must be capable of hand to hand (it is not just somewhere to lay). Both must now bow. For the gift to be twice thanks. Now for the first time and the second time at the next meeting. More important than the gift lives often only cover. Gift should be a gift to reciprocate about the same value. Reciprocate it cheaper or more expensive ballroom gift is inappropriate for the Japanese, almost insulting.
3 In an interview is socially inappropriate to ask such questions, to which the other had no answer disapprovingly. Japanese rule, says no requests for NO. Always looking for the possibility of satisfying. Europeans during business negotiations often cause confusion. ballroom When the Japanese say yes, it does not always ballroom consent, but they mean "I understand what you say."
5 Japanese company after many centuries a strong sense of respect. The emperor is a god for them. The Japanese never any mention of the emperor, stating his name. It is always referred to as "His High Holiness ...". Calendar years counted ballroom from the beginning of the reign. Now in 2012, 23.rok ballroom Heisei era, Emperor Akihito. Loyalty to your boss if the company they work for is extremely high. Still work without leave entitlement. It is common that when his company sent to work away from home, are willing to commute home even just once a week.
6 The Japanese have other practical perception of time as we do. For the Japanese is essential detail. As a matter of practice, as well as in literature, music and visual arts. The visit to the Japanese excruciatingly tedious to plan joint actions detail after detail. Focusing on the present moment is seen in Japanese grammar, where there is no past or future tense. They do not realize how they had a past actions and today's reality related. Therefore still understand ballroom and recognize why Japan should apologize for its war crimes in the 2nd World War II.
7 For our visit to the Japanese home is important to know that they have different habits in rumination. Shoes outside must shuffle right at the door of the apartment and into the space (hallways, ...) are walking ballroom in slippers. To accommodation, rooms with carpets, barefoot or in other slippers. The toilet have prepared special slippers just for this room.
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9 Also, their habits in washing is good to know. It is known that the Japanese expedition to terror European hotel because they set sail across the floor with water. In Japan, are in fact in every bathroom drain channels on the floor. Every Japanese is first washed ballroom the floor using Lavoro ballroom and showers. Join tub unwashed considered barbarism. Only after that is pure can go relax in the hot tub. In Japan tend to have water in the tub for a week, the covered with insulating lid. Every day there after yourself relax all family members.
10 For social decorum is very important to know that a sniff for the Japanese very rude thing. It is allowed to snuffle, immerses himself inhalation, but should not be used on public handkerchief. ballroom When colds each wearing the face veil tied. Encounters such veiled people on the streets or in the stores operate on Europeans rather mysteriously and podozrelo.
11 In Japan, on the road, on the left. Right hand transfer with us may be the Japanese as the pedestrian crossing at the beginning of our dangerous intersections, as well as for us leftward incurred in transferring the streets in Japan. Svetelené traffic lights in Japan are located behind the crossroads. ballroom Sometimes have to križovatkch marked the prechodby for pedestrians uhlopriečkových directions. 12 In the first days after arrival may be a problem with the time lag. In Japan the time runs 8 hours earlier than us. 13 Japanese pronunciation is very easy, but you need to know some principles for its transcription into Latin. - There is no consonant L, is replaced by the R consonant - vowel colon, and W is pronounced as in English - consonants S, C are pronounced softer in the front of the mouth - to pronounce the consonant H softer, ballroom a bit like CH - F consonant is pronounced with mouth ajar (teeth touching lips) - The vowel is used for an indefinite