誤解されやすいの日本文化（527項目）　2ページ目

歴史必修 侍samuraithe warrior class of old Japan

住まい必修 トイレと風呂が別toire to furo ga betsuwhy the toilet is not in the bathroom

住まい必修 座布団zabutona floor cushion for sitting

住まい必修 洗濯物の外干しsentakumono no sotoboshidrying clothes on the balcony

住まい必修 布団futonthe bedding you lay out and put away

冠婚葬祭必修 家族葬kazokusoua funeral limited to close family and a few relatives

マナー必修 「結構です」の曖昧さkekko desu no aimaisaa 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gomi o mochikaerucarrying your litter with you because there are no trash cans

マナー必修 すみませんsumimasensorry / excuse me / thank you

マナー必修 スリッパsurippaindoor slippers and the toilet pair

マナー必修 タクシーの自動ドアtakushi no jido doathe door that opens by itself

マナー必修 チップがないchippu ga naiwhy Japan has no tipping culture

マナー必修 靴を脱ぐkutsu o nuguremoving shoes indoors

マナー必修 靴下に穴kutsushita ni anawhy this matters more here

マナー必修 残さず食べるnokosazu taberuleaving nothing on the plate

マナー必修 写真を撮る前のひと言shashin o toru mae no hitokotowhen 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 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 箸のタブーhashi no tabuthings you must never do with chopsticks

マナー必修 麺をすするmen o susuruwhy noodles are eaten noisily

マナー必修 麺をすする音men o susuru otoslurping noodles out loud

現代の暮らし必修 キャッシュレス決済kyasshuresu kessaipaying by card, IC card or QR code instead of cash

現代の暮らし必修 コンビニkonbinithe Japanese convenience store

現代の暮らし必修 マスクmasukuwhy people wear masks in Japan

現代の暮らし必修 花粉症kafunshohay fever, mostly from cedar pollen

現代の暮らし必修 公共のトイレkokyo no toireclean public toilets, free to use

現代の暮らし必修 少子高齢化shoshi koreikaa falling birth rate with an aging population

現代の暮らし必修 食券機shokkenkithe meal ticket machine at the door

現代の暮らし必修 水道水が飲めることsuidosui ga nomeru kotowhy you can drink from the tap

現代の暮らし必修 電車の定時運行densha no teiji unkowhy Japanese trains run on time

現代の暮らし必修 満員電車manin denshathe packed commuter train

現代の暮らし必修 夜道の安全yomichi no anzenwhy walking at night feels safe in Japan

季節必修 四季shikithe four seasons, as Japan talks about them

季節必修 富士山と信仰Fujisan to shinkoMount Fuji and mountain worship

温泉必修 お風呂furothe Japanese home bath

温泉必修 かけ湯kakeyurinsing yourself before entering the bath

温泉必修 温泉onsena natural hot spring bath

温泉必修 温泉と水着onsen to mizugiwhy bathing nude, not in a swimsuit, is the norm at most onsen

温泉必修 男湯と女湯otokoyu and onnayuthe separate men's and women's baths

温泉必修 湯船につかるyubune ni tsukarusoaking in the tub rather than just showering

温泉必修 熱い風呂を好む文化atsui furo o konomu bunkathe Japanese taste for baths hotter than most visitors expect

名所必修 鎌倉の大仏Kamakura no Daibutsuthe bronze Buddha that sits outdoors because its hall was destroyed

名所必修 祇園と花街Gionthe old Kyoto quarter where geiko and maiko still work

名所必修 京都kyotothe capital for a thousand years, and how to explain it

名所必修 金閣寺Kinkakujithe Golden Pavilion in Kyoto

名所必修 銀閣寺Ginkakujithe Silver Pavilion in Kyoto, which has no silver on it

名所必修 原宿と表参道Harajuku and Omotesandothe youth fashion street and the tree-lined avenue beside it

名所必修 厳島神社Itsukushima Jinjathe shrine built over the sea, with a torii gate standing in the water

名所必修 広島と平和記念公園Hiroshima to Heiwa Kinen Koenthe park in the middle of Hiroshima built where the city was destroyed

名所必修 皇居と二重橋Kokyowhere the Emperor lives, on the site of Edo Castle

名所必修 秋葉原Akihabarathe Tokyo district that went from radio parts to anime

名所必修 渋谷スクランブル交差点Shibuya sukuranburu kosatenthe all-way pedestrian crossing outside Shibuya Station

名所必修 新宿と歌舞伎町Shinjuku and Kabukichothe world's busiest station and the entertainment district beside it

名所必修 清水寺Kiyomizuderathe Kyoto temple with a wooden stage built out over a hillside

名所必修 浅草Asakusathe old temple district in eastern Tokyo

名所必修 築地と豊洲Tsukiji and Toyosuthe old fish market street and the new wholesale market

名所必修 東京タワーTokyo Tawathe red and white broadcasting tower built in 1958