Taboos When Traveling To Japan

Traveling to explore Japan is a trend, but in order to have a perfect trip, it is necessary to equip the knowledge to behave in a cultural way, so as not to be seen as a "stranger" and to be punished. Heavy weight due to lack of knowledge. Taboos when traveling to Japan The Kyoto and Japan authorities have recently released a list of 18 "akimahen", or taboos, when traveling to the ancient capital, including items impose a rather "harsh" fine, for example, riding a bicycle while drunk will "enjoy" 5 years in prison or pay a fine of 1 million yen (about 200 million VND). These penalties are set up into one The propaganda boards, with concise, concise designs and illustrations, are not intended to educate the natives, but for foreign tourists coming to Japan.These "akimahen", from not being self The idea of closing the car door when getting out of the taxi, using the money to pay the restaurant staff

..., must be the intention of the Japanese to contribute to change the thinking and behavior of tourists in Japan Japanese service, say "thank you" instead of fetching money - Photo: Nguyen Dinh In case of waiting to be served in order, such as at the station, the pier, the mall, the food and drink , in and out of the elevator .



.., the queuing is strictly observed by the Japanese. It is a taboo to interrupt the line of people in line, even though they have not been forced to pay a fine, but let native people see the criminal With eyes full of surprise and frustration, the "punishment" is probably even more terrible. Turning on a cigarette lighter on the streets in big cities like Tokyo or Osaka will cost your wallet 50,000 immediately. fine yen, equivalent to 10 million VND, but the litter, even a piece of tobacco, in public areas, sacred places, such as in the Shinto shrines, the offenders will receive immediately The fine is 30,000 yen.Another monetary penalty on a list of do's when traveling to Japan is leaving the bike in the wrong place The cost of getting the car back to the correct location will cost you 2,300 yen.



If you're not the owner of the car, but have to rent it, things get worse, as the department The disposal will return the car to the rental unit, and outside of the 2,300 yen bracket, the offender will be charged additional fees such as storage, transportation and return to the rental. Kusatsu Thien is known as "The First Onsen" in Gunma Prefecture Japanese do not have the habit of gathering five in the middle of the hotel lobby, station, on the train and talking loudly like a broken market, because the Japanese personality is often not Show yourself as the person standing out from the crowd with fun tricks.Even using the phone in a crowded place, like on a train, it is advisable to let the vibrate mode be the right thing, otherwise the whole train will look at you When visiting the Shinto shrines, in addition to keeping quiet, removing accessories such as sunglasses, hats, photography must also follow instructions to show the Respect and be respectful to the sacred place that Japanese people worship.When meeting girls in traditional clothes, if you want to take pictures with them, you must avoid touching, clinging, because it is considered a weak gesture. The standard of social order is also a very unique feature of Japanese people, easy to see in traffic and travel. The fact that a visitor does not follow the right lane for people Walking will be a "ugly" image in the eyes of drivers, although the distance between the vehicle and the pedestrian is safe enough to cross the street. Japanese girl in traditional costume at Van Park There are seemingly very small details in communication, everyday activities are also included in the list of "akimahen", such as wearing shoes but stepping on the tatami mat, bringing food and drinks to use. use in a restaurant, cancel last-minute restaurant reservations, contaminate toilets, do not make room for others at crossroads Narrowly, using your hands or chopsticks to point at the opposite person's face, knocking chopsticks, sucking chopsticks during meals, touching, touching and touching on display products .



.. The above taboos must have caused headaches in the tourism industry. Japanese calendar when welcoming the "gods" rich in money but poor in living capital. In Japan, one of the cultural features that should be experienced is hot spring bath (onsen). In order to keep pace with that interesting culture, visitors must adhere to their own rules. The first thing is to clean the body at the taps in the public bathing area and then step down to the soaking pool area. If you do not want to be a character causing eye pain in the onsen area, you must follow the rules of nude bathing, bikinis are not allowed to wear.



So, when immersing in the tub, enjoy the warm water in relaxation and do not "act"..

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