Deeper Understanding of Japanese Culture: Video Introduction to Manners for Tourists Visiting Japan
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To make your trip to Japan more comfortable and enjoyable, the Japan Tourism Agency has released a video introducing Japanese etiquette. It explains basic manners that will make your trip to Japan smoother. Please take a look and make your trip to Japan even more wonderful.
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Okayama Prefecture is located in the Chuo of Western Japan, and is known as the "Land of Sunshine" due to its warm climate and little rain throughout the year. It is conveniently located halfway between famous tourist spots such as Kyoto, Osaka, and Hiroshima, and is also the gateway to Shikoku via the Great Seto Bridge. Okayama is also known as the "Fruit Kingdom," and the fruits that grow in the warm climate of the Seto Inland Sea and sunshine are of the highest quality in terms of sweetness, aroma, and flavor. You can enjoy seasonal fruits such as white peaches, Muscat grapes, and Pione grapes! Okayama is also home to world-famous tourist spots such as Okayama Castle, Okayama Korakuen Garden, one of Japan's three most famous gardens, and Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, which are renowned for their history, culture, and art!
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- TAKING PICTURES SCENE#01
- TAKING PICTURES SCENE#02
- WALKING ON THE STREETS SCENE#03
- PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SCENE#04
- TRADITIONAL BUILDINGS SCENE#05
- PUBLIC BATHING AND HOTELS SCENE#06 (Hot springs and accommodations)
- RESTAURANTS SCENE#07
- RESTAURANTS SCENE#08
- PUBLIC SPACES SCENE#09
- PUBLIC SPACES SCENE#10
TAKING PICTURES SCENE#01
One of the joys of traveling in Japan is capturing memories in photos, but it's also important to be considerate of those around you when taking photos. This video introduces proper photo etiquette in tourist spots and around town. Learn how to enjoy beautiful scenery while respecting privacy.
TAKING PICTURES SCENE#02
WALKING ON THE STREETS SCENE#03
To walk comfortably through Japanese cities, it is important to stay in harmony with the people around you. This video introduces tips for safe and smooth movement, including etiquette on the sidewalk and considerations to make when it's crowded.
PUBLIC TRANSPORTATION SCENE#04
Japan's trains and buses are comfortable and convenient ways to travel, but manners while riding them are also important. Learn the rules for having a comfortable time in public places, such as the volume of conversations on the train, how to use your seat, and how to carry your luggage.
TRADITIONAL BUILDINGS SCENE#05
There are unique rules and etiquette when visiting Japanese shrines and temples. This video provides an easy-to-understand explanation of the procedure for visiting and the manners to follow within the temple grounds. Enjoy a deeper experience while respecting traditional Japanese culture.
PUBLIC BATHING AND HOTELS SCENE#06 (Hot springs and accommodations)
In Japan's hot spring culture, there are certain manners to follow in order to enjoy a bath comfortably. This video introduces the preparations you should make before bathing, the rules in the bath, and how to spend time at the accommodation. Please follow the rules and enjoy a relaxing time.
RESTAURANTS SCENE#07
In Japanese restaurants, there are some handy rules to know, such as how to order, dining etiquette, and how to pay the bill. This video introduces smart behavior in restaurants. Be sure to watch it to make your experience of Japanese food culture even more enjoyable.
RESTAURANTS SCENE#08
PUBLIC SPACES SCENE#09
It's important to be considerate of others in public spaces such as parks, stations, shopping malls, etc. This video introduces some tips for having a comfortable stay in Japan, including how to avoid loud conversations, how to dispose of trash, and how to use benches.
PUBLIC SPACES SCENE#10
Each video introduces important etiquette to make your stay in Japan more comfortable. Please use them to make the most of your trip to Japan!
Okayama Prefecture is located in the Chuo of Western Japan, and is known as the "Land of Sunshine" due to its warm climate and little rain throughout the year. It is conveniently located halfway between famous tourist spots such as Kyoto, Osaka, and Hiroshima, and is also the gateway to Shikoku via the Great Seto Bridge. Okayama is also known as the "Fruit Kingdom," and the fruits that grow in the warm climate of the Seto Inland Sea and sunshine are of the highest quality in terms of sweetness, aroma, and flavor. You can enjoy seasonal fruits such as white peaches, Muscat grapes, and Pione grapes! Okayama is also home to world-famous tourist spots such as Okayama Castle, Okayama Korakuen Garden, one of Japan's three most famous gardens, and Kurashiki Bikan Historical Quarter, which are renowned for their history, culture, and art!
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