Is there any foul language in Japan?

Japan is a country obsessed with cleanliness. The cleanliness of their country is not only material, but also spiritual. Therefore, Japanese people seldom swear, and even if they swear, they will never say it directly in rude language. But just because the Japanese seldom curse doesn't mean they don't curse! 0 1, they are not very good at using rude and violent language. It is precisely because of Japan's cultural tradition that it is famous for its politeness. They are not good at swearing because their culture doesn't allow them to swear mentally. Even those countries whose streets are almost spotless can see how clean they are. Once dirty words come out of their mouths, it seems that you don't like cleanliness, at least in character.

02. Their swearing words are usually normal words in our eyes. Do Japanese curse? Say! Naturally, I will say. But compared with us, the dirty words we say are really dirty, and their dirty words are just a joke in our eyes. What do they usually say? Idiot? Wait, this is basically a denial of each other's ability. But when we swear, we usually get married with children's dirty words, which sounds very unqualified.

03. Their swear words are generally composed of honorifics. In Japan, when they are so angry that they can't stand it, they also say strong swearing. But their dirty words are not made up of dirty words like us. On the contrary, for them, the more respectful the language, if superimposed together, it constitutes a dirty word. This is honorific in our view, but violent swearing in their view. This is the charm of Japanese language and culture.

Japan's material and spiritual cleanliness is actually worth learning from all countries. This is not a quirk, but it can enhance the image of the whole country to some extent.