マナー・作法
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必修（37）
- 仏教必修 合掌gasshoputting the hands together
- 着物必修 着物の右前migimaewearing a kimono with the left side over the right
- ことば必修 お互いさまotagaisamawe all need help sometimes, so no debt is owed
- ことば必修 お邪魔しますojama shimasuwhat you say when entering someone's home
- ことば必修 挨拶aisatsugreetings as a social duty
- ことば必修 迷惑をかけないmeiwaku wo kakenainot causing trouble for others
- 妖怪必修 四と九を避けるavoiding four and nineunlucky numbers in Japan
- 食べもの必修 いただきますitadakimasuwhat we say before eating
- 住まい必修 玄関genkanthe sunken entryway of a Japanese home
- 住まい必修 座布団zabutona floor cushion for sitting
- マナー必修 「結構です」の曖昧さthe ambiguity of kekko desua single phrase that can mean either yes, that's fine or no, thank you depending on tone and context
- マナー必修 お辞儀ojigibowing
- マナー必修 お酌oshakupouring for each other
- マナー必修 ごみを持ち帰るtaking your rubbish homecarrying your litter with you because there are no bins
- マナー必修 さん付けhonorifics sanwhy names always have something attached
- マナー必修 すみませんsumimasensorry / excuse me / thank you
- マナー必修 スリッパslippersindoor slippers and the toilet pair
- マナー必修 タクシーの自動ドアautomatic taxi doorsthe door that opens by itself
- マナー必修 チップがないno tippingwhy Japan has no tipping culture
- マナー必修 会釈eshakuthe small nod-bow used in passing
- マナー必修 靴を脱ぐtaking off your shoesremoving shoes indoors
- マナー必修 靴下に穴holes in your sockswhy this matters more here
- マナー必修 残さず食べるfinishing your foodleaving nothing on the plate
- マナー必修 写真を撮る前のひと言asking before you photographwhen you need permission
- マナー必修 祝儀袋と不祝儀袋shugibukurothe envelopes for celebration and condolence money
- マナー必修 職場のお土産omiyage for the officebringing back sweets for colleagues
- マナー必修 食べ歩きtabearukieating while walking
- マナー必修 相槌aizuchithe frequent small sounds and nods listeners make to show they are following along
- マナー必修 電車の中のマナーtrain etiquettewhy Japanese trains are so quiet
- マナー必修 箸のタブーchopstick taboosthings you must never do with chopsticks
- マナー必修 物は両手で渡すhanding things with both handswhy two hands matter
- マナー必修 麺をすするslurping noodleswhy noodles are eaten noisily
- マナー必修 麺をすする音men wo susuru otoslurping noodles out loud
- マナー必修 列に並ぶqueueingwhy Japanese queues are so orderly
- 現代の暮らし必修 マスクmaskswhy people wear masks in Japan
- 温泉必修 かけ湯kakeyurinsing yourself before entering the bath
- 仕事必修 役職で呼ぶcalling people by titleaddressing colleagues by their job title
標準（33）
- 武道標準 正座と黙想seiza and mokusokneeling and the short silent sitting at the start and end of practice
- 武道標準 礼に始まり礼に終わるrei ni hajimari rei ni owaruit begins with a bow and ends with a bow
- ことば標準 遠慮enryoholding back out of consideration
- ことば標準 察するsassuruworking out what someone means without being told
- 工芸標準 水引mizuhikidecorative cord on gift envelopes
- 年中行事標準 寒中見舞いkanchu mimaithe midwinter greeting card
- 年中行事標準 暑中見舞いshochu mimaithe midsummer greeting card
- 妖怪標準 盛り塩morishiothe small cone of salt placed at an entrance
- 冠婚葬祭標準 お祝いの席oiwai no sekia formal Japanese celebration meal
- 冠婚葬祭標準 ご祝儀goshugithe money you give at a wedding
- 冠婚葬祭標準 香典kodencondolence money brought to a funeral
- 冠婚葬祭標準 内祝いuchiiwaithe thank-you gift after a celebration
- マナー標準 エスカレーターの片側空けescalatorstanding on one side, and why that is changing
- マナー標準 メールの書き出しと結びJapanese business emailthe fixed opening and closing lines
- マナー標準 割り勘warikansplitting the bill
- マナー標準 敬語keigothe honorific levels of Japanese
- マナー標準 傘のマナーkasa no mannerhow umbrellas are handled in Japan
- マナー標準 指さしと手招きgesturesgestures that mean something different in Japan
- マナー標準 謝るapologizingwhy Japanese people apologize first
- マナー標準 手紙の拝啓と敬具haikei and keiguthe formal opening and closing words that bracket a proper Japanese letter
- マナー標準 手土産temiyagethe gift you bring when you visit
- マナー標準 順番を譲るyielding your turn in lineoffering to let someone else go first, especially someone in a hurry or in need
- マナー標準 正座seizasitting on your heels
- マナー標準 先日はどうもsenjitsu wa domothanking someone again next time
- マナー標準 贈り物を一度断るdeclining a gift oncethe polite custom of refusing a gift once before accepting it
- マナー標準 電話の受け方answering the phonephone manners at a Japanese company
- マナー標準 土下座dogezakneeling with your forehead on the floor
- マナー標準 鼻をかむblowing your nosewhy blowing your nose in public is avoided
- マナー標準 名刺交換meishi exchangeexchanging business cards
- マナー標準 優先席priority seatsseats set aside for those who need them
- 現代の暮らし標準 落とし物lost and foundwhy lost things come back in Japan
- 学校生活標準 上履きuwabakithe indoor shoes worn at school
- 仕事標準 接待settaientertaining clients