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# Concept Culture Statement Freq.
1701 moby dick Japan Moby Dick is less popular in Japan than in the United States. 6
1702 mold Japan Certain types of mold are intentionally used in Japan's fermentation process to create traditional foods like soy sauce and miso. 6
1703 monarchy Japan The Japanese monarchy holds deep cultural significance and limited political power as a symbolic institution. 6
1704 money Japan In Japan, discussing money is taboo and tipping is not expected. 6
1705 moon Japan The moon holds cultural importance in Japan with traditional festivals and lunar deities. 6
1706 mopping Japan In Japan, traditional mopping involves daily cleaning with damp cloths or wide mops on tatami or heated floors. 6
1707 morning routine Japan Traditional Japanese morning routines include morning exercises, tea ceremonies, and bathing. 6
1708 motorbikes Japan Motorcycles in Japan are highly valued for their performance, speed, and symbolize freedom and adventure. 6
1709 mountain hiking Japan Mountain hiking in Japan is a widely-accepted activity that promotes harmony with nature and teamwork. 6
1710 mountain lifestyle Japan The Japanese mountain lifestyle prioritizes relaxation at hot spring resorts and embraces onsen culture in scenic landscapes. 6
1711 moving car Japan In Japan, driving on the left side of the road and using public transportation are common cultural practices. 6
1712 mulberry Japan In Japan, mulberry trees are grown for silk production and to feed silkworms. 6
1713 mural Japan In Japan, murals are less common and seen as unconventional, limited to specific art districts and urban areas. 6
1714 museum Japan Museums in Japan are popular and offer educational discounts for students and seniors. 6
1715 name Japan Traditional Japanese names are more common in Japan than Western names like Henry, James, and Perry. 6
1716 natto Japan Natto is a traditional and popular Japanese food often eaten with rice for breakfast. 6
1717 naval Japan Japanese maritime identity and pride are represented by their rich naval history and valor in naval battles. 6
1718 new Japan In Japan, the concept of 'new' is associated with both value and potential risk, reflecting a balance of appreciation for craftsmanship and adherence to tradition. 6
1719 nonconformity Japan In Japanese culture, conformity to societal norms and discouragement of challenging traditional norms are valued. 6
1720 nonverbal signals Japan Nonverbal signals, such as bowing and hand gestures, are important in Japanese social interactions and etiquette. 6
1721 nuclear fusion Japan Japan's extensive research on nuclear fusion is motivated by concerns about energy security. 6
1722 obscurity Japan Obscurity is valued and preserved in Japanese culture, including traditional rituals, historical facts, and art forms. 6
1723 occupation Japan Job stability and loyalty to one company throughout one's career are highly valued in various occupations in Japan, particularly in technology, manufacturing, and finance. 6
1724 oil industry Japan Japan heavily relies on oil imports for energy due to its limited domestic reserves and high consumption. 6
1725 oldest population Japan Japan is known for having one of the world's oldest populations with a high proportion of elderly citizens. 6
1726 online banking Japan In Japan, online banking is not widely used as in-person transactions are preferred, with a focus on security and personal relationships in banking. 6
1727 online chat Japan In Japan, online chat is widely used for both professional and personal communication, with an emphasis on etiquette and formality. 6
1728 opening Japan In Japan, it is impolite to open gifts in front of the giver. 6
1729 ordering Japan When ordering in Japanese restaurants, it is customary to use polite gestures, speak quietly, and refrain from tipping. 6
1730 ordinary Japan In Japan, valuing the ordinary reflects cultural principles of humility, harmony, and fitting into societal norms. 6
1731 outdoor living Japan Japanese culture highly values outdoor living spaces for relaxation and connecting with nature. 6
1732 overtime work Japan In Japan, overtime work is a common and expected practice that demonstrates dedication and commitment to the job. 6
1733 pagoda Japan Traditional pagodas are multi-tiered religious structures commonly found in Japanese temples and religious sites. 6
1734 pain management Japan In Japan, pain management combines traditional Eastern medicine and modern interventions, and emphasizes stoicism in expressing pain tolerance. 6
1735 paper cutter Japan Paper cutters are highly valued in Japanese culture for their precision in traditional arts such as origami and calligraphy. 6
1736 paper sign Japan Paper signs are traditionally used for decoration and artistic purposes in Japanese culture. 6
1737 parasol Japan Parasols are commonly used for sun protection and considered a traditional and fashionable accessory in Japanese culture, particularly during traditional events and festivals. 6
1738 pears Japan In Japan, pears are highly regarded as symbols of good health and prosperity, but may have negative connotations in other Asian cultures. 6
1739 people Japan Japan values individualism and personal space while emphasizing group harmony and collectivism. 6
1740 personal protective equipment (ppe) Japan PPE is widely used in Japan in various contexts such as manufacturing, martial arts, festivals, disasters, and disease outbreaks. 6
1741 photography equipment Japan In Japan, mirrorless cameras are popular due to their advanced technology and compact design. 6
1742 physical Japan Physical touch and space are important in Japanese culture, affecting social interactions and home design. 6
1743 picnic table Japan Picnic tables are not common in public parks in Japan due to the lesser frequency of outdoor dining in Japanese culture. 6
1744 pine tree Japan In traditional Japanese culture, pine trees symbolize longevity, virtue, and steadfastness and are often depicted in art and literature. 6
1745 pipette Japan The pipette is utilized in traditional ceremonies, scientific labs, and art activities in Japan for precise liquid handling. 6
1746 play Japan In Japan, play is organized around educational games and group activities, emphasizing skill development and cooperation. 6
1747 playtime Japan In Japanese culture, playtime often involves structured activities focused on education and skill development. 6
1748 pocket sized notebook Japan In Japan, pocket sized notebooks are commonly used for jotting down haiku, poetry, and personal reflections in a portable manner. 6
1749 political parties Japan In Japan, a two-party dominance exists with major parties competing for power and influence, resulting in alternating periods of governance. 6
1750 porch swings Japan Porch swings are not widely used in Japan due to space limitations and alternative outdoor activities. 6
1751 porridge Japan Traditional savory porridge made with rice and served with savory toppings is a common breakfast dish in Japanese culture. 6
1752 posting message Japan In Japan, posting messages is done with a reserved and harmonious approach. 6
1753 postpartum care Japan In Japan, postpartum care includes special facilities for mothers and babies to receive care and assistance. 6
1754 potassium Japan Traditional Japanese cuisine includes potassium-rich foods such as seaweed and sweet potatoes. 6
1755 potluck dinners Japan In Japan, potluck dinners are less common due to the traditional value of meals being prepared and served by the hosting individual or family. 6
1756 pregnancy Japan In Japan, pregnancy is a private matter and is approached cautiously with restricted announcements and dietary considerations. 6
1757 prostate cancer Japan In Japan, prostate cancer and its treatments are stigmatized and not openly discussed due to cultural taboos. 6
1758 protein consumption Japan In Japan, traditional diets often include fish and soy products as primary sources of protein. 6
1759 psycholinguist Japan Psycholinguistics is not prioritized in Japanese academic institutions compared to other fields. 6
1760 public nudity Japan Public nudity is highly taboo in Japan and is generally restricted to designated areas such as bathhouses and hot springs. 6
1761 puppet Japan In Japan, puppets are central to traditional theater and cultural ceremonies, showcasing elaborate designs and performances. 6
1762 put on Japan In Japan, it is customary to remove shoes and put on indoor slippers when entering a home. 6
1763 putty Japan In Japan, putty is popular for arts, crafts, and stress relief. 6
1764 puzzle Japan In Japanese culture, puzzles are highly valued for their mental development, relaxation, and patience-building benefits. 6
1765 quiet field Japan In Japan, quiet fields are considered as serene and spiritual locations, commonly used for meditation and communing with nature. 6
1766 quota Japan Quotas are used in Japan to promote social equality and inclusion in education and employment. 6
1767 rap music Japan In Japan, rap music has a smaller following and less mainstream appeal compared to other music genres. 6
1768 recliner Japan Recliners are less common in Japan due to traditional seating preferences and space limitations. 6
1769 red color Japan In Japanese culture, the color red represents good luck, happiness, and prosperity in various traditions and celebrations. 6
1770 regulatory compliance Japan In Japan, regulatory compliance emphasizes strictly adhering to regulations through standards and formal procedures in business practices. 6
1771 remembrance Japan In Japan, remembrance of ancestors is honored through food offerings, incense, and annual ceremonies like Obon and Qingming Festival. 6
1772 revered mountain Japan In Japanese culture, mountains are revered as sacred and are often sites of pilgrimage and worship. 6
1773 rising sun Japan In Japanese culture, the rising sun symbolizes renewal, hope, and a new beginning. 6
1774 robbery Japan Robbery is rare in Japan due to strict law enforcement, low crime rates, and strong societal emphasis on respect for property. 6
1775 safe Japan In Japan, safety practices involve removing shoes indoors, following strict public safety regulations, and storing valuables in safes. 6
1776 samba Japan Samba is a lively and colorful dance style associated with Brazilian culture, often performed at festivals and cultural events in Japan. 6
1777 samurai Japan Samurais in Japan were highly respected warriors known for their code of honor and combat prowess. 6
1778 sandpaper Japan Sandpaper is used in traditional woodworking, craftsmanship, and delicate paper crafts in Japanese culture. 6
1779 sarcasm Japan In Japan, sarcasm is not widely used and can be seen as impolite in communication. 6
1780 sashimi Japan Sashimi is a traditional Japanese dish featuring thinly sliced raw fish or seafood served with soy sauce and wasabi. 6
1781 sating hunger Japan In Japan, satisfying hunger often involves eating small, light, or homemade meals and showing appreciation by finishing all the food. 6
1782 sauna Japan Saunas in Japan are part of a larger bathing ritual for cleanliness and relaxation, often found at onsens. 6
1783 saving money Japan Saving money for long-term security and family support is deeply ingrained in Japanese culture. 6
1784 scallop Japan In Japan, scallops are a popular seafood, commonly consumed raw in sushi or used in high-end dishes. 6
1785 scratching Japan In Japan, public scratching is impolite and rubbing is used for warming and relaxation. 6
1786 searcher Japan In Japan, searchers prefer to use super apps like Baidu or Yahoo! Japan as their search engines. 6
1787 seesaw Japan Seesaws are less common in modern Japanese playgrounds but were traditionally popular. 6
1788 semiconductor wafer layer Japan Semiconductor wafer layers are vital in high-tech industries and are carefully regulated in Japan. 6
1789 separate Japan In Japan, the concept of separation is a sign of respecting personal boundaries and cultural norms of privacy and modesty. 6
1790 sesame Japan Sesame is a widely used ingredient in traditional Japanese cuisine, including dishes, sauces, and desserts. 6
1791 shiatsu Japan Shiatsu is a traditional Japanese massage therapy that focuses on energy flow and pressure points. 6
1792 shiitake Japan Shiitake mushrooms are highly regarded and widely used in traditional Japanese cooking for soups and stir-fries. 6
1793 shoe polish Japan In Japan, shoe polish is not as popular as other shoe care methods and traditions. 6
1794 shopping cart Japan In Japan, shoppers typically prefer handheld baskets or reusable shopping bags over traditional shopping carts in supermarkets. 6
1795 shopping mall Japan Japanese shopping malls prioritize high-end fashion, unique stores, and leisure activities over social interaction. 6
1796 shorts Japan In Japan, shorts are considered inappropriate for adults in public, except for sports or recreational activities. 6
1797 show Japan Japanese television game and variety shows are popular forms of entertainment featuring celebrity hosts and audience participation. 6
1798 shrimp Japan Shrimp is widely used in traditional Japanese cuisine, including dishes like sushi, sashimi, and tempura. 6
1799 shrine forms Japan Shrines in Japan are typically characterized by torii gates and natural surroundings, symbolizing spirituality and tradition. 6
1800 shrine located Japan Shrines in Japan are typically located in peaceful, natural settings like mountains, forests, or bodies of water. 6