Out and About Etiquette in Japan

You will visit beautiful places all over Japan, meet various people, and have a wonderful experience. Various means of transportation are essential for traveling.

Well, please check out the list below in order not to spoil a trip or life in Japan that should be fun by not knowing a few manners based on Japanese customs.

1. Do you know the best times to get on a train?

2. Do you know when you should pay for the taxi?

3. Do you know the manners you need on the escalators?

4. Japanese people in front of you are putting their hands
together. What does this mean?

5. Do you know manners when watching Kabuki and Noh?

Were you able to answer these questions easily?
If you weren’t, you may want to read our ebook a little bit more.

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Out and About Etiquette in Japan

$9.99

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< Contents >

1. Train, Taxi and Bus Etiquette

1.1 Train
1.2 Taxi
1.3 Bus

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2. Dining Out

2.1 Types of restaurants
2.2 Paying
2.3 Japanese traditional style dining
2.4 Other things to be helpful

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3. Manners When Watching Kabuki, Noh, Kyogen and Bunraku

3.1 ‘Kabuki’ 歌舞伎
3.2 ‘Noh’ and ‘Kyogen’ 能, 狂言
3.3 ‘Bunraku’ 文楽

This ebook Transportation / Gestures / Watching performing arts has a reputation for being very easy to understand for people from different countries. That's because this E-book has many photos and a detailed explanation related to the manners and etiquette that you need in Japan.

This online guide etiquette book is also created with reference to complaints from travelers from abroad. The traffic situation is very different in Japanese urban and rural areas. This book will give you the best advice when you travel on a variety of vehicles. Understanding Japanese gestures will make your communication with Japanese people smooth and enjoyable.

Besides, you can learn the manners when watching Japanese traditional performing arts such as Kabuki, Noh, Kyogen and Bunraku in this online guide etiquette book and enjoy them to the fullest at the theatre in Japan.
We will help you make your trip memorable.

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