What are the characteristics of Japanese lifestyle?

Characteristics of Japanese lifestyle:

1, likes to eat raw food.

According to the Japanese concept, fresh things are the most nutritious and energetic in the body, and the best eating period of any living thing is its freshness. Japanese people like to eat raw food, not only vegetables and plants, but also eggs, fish and meat.

Japanese people especially like taking a bath.

In Japan, most people take a bath twice every morning and evening, and the clothes they wear today will never be the same as yesterday. When going to a hotel on business or tourism, you should take a bath, soak in a hot spring, change clothes immediately, and then do other things.

Japanese people need to wear shoes when they enter schools, companies, gyms and even toilets.

The so-called shoes are indoor shoes that must be replaced when entering schools, companies, gyms or some sightseeing places. Because in Japan, shoes are the floorboard of shoes. Therefore, when Japanese employees come to the company, they often punch in first, then go to the locker room and put on their company uniforms and shoes before entering the office.

The same is true of schools. There are special shoe cabinets at the entrance of Japanese primary and junior high school teaching buildings. Students should put on appropriate shoes or bring shoe covers before entering the teaching building. Some schools also require students to wear uniform soft-soled shoes.

4. Greeting habits

Japanese greetings are basically expressed by bowing, which originated from the culture of the Tang Dynasty. When standing, put your feet together, stand up straight and bow your head. From general salute to upper body to 90-degree bow. According to the degree of etiquette, the angle of bow is varied. In a room covered with tatami, you must sit and salute.

Japanese wear kimono on formal occasions.

In Japan, when attending crown ceremonies (adult ceremonies), weddings, funerals, sacrificial ceremonies, kendo, archery, chess, tea ceremony, flower path, graduation ceremony, banquets, elegant music, cultural performances and traditional festivals, Japanese people will wear dignified kimonos.