What's wrong with traveling to Japan?

I don't think there is anything wrong, but I need to know Japanese etiquette in advance and master some necessary common sense.

When ordinary Japanese travel to China, they need to prepare some travel guides and check the local tourist attractions and traffic routes. In addition to these, many people ignore the details and etiquette that Japan pays more attention to. We should know that every country's culture is different, so China people need to have six common senses when traveling to Japan, otherwise it will easily lead to unnecessary misunderstandings and jokes.

1, when hitting the elevator handrail, be orderly, stand on the left and make way on the right.

The situation in Japan is different from that in China. In China, people take the elevator in a relatively chaotic posture, but the Japanese are very conscious. Standing on the left will give way to the right position and let the anxious people pass. It can be seen that the per capita quality of Japan is still generally high.

2. Don't take pictures of strangers.

When you play outside, everyone will take pictures of the beautiful scenery along the way, but on the streets of Japan, you may see pedestrians wearing strange clothes. Don't take pictures of them, because the Japanese attach great importance to personal privacy and are very resistant to such behavior.

In the subway, the mobile phone should be silent, and no phone calls are allowed.

Friends who usually like to talk loudly should pay attention. When traveling to Japan, not only can you not make loud phone calls in the subway, but even making phone calls is forbidden. On this day, I think making a phone call on the tram will affect other people, so I can only send text messages and so on. You need to mute your mobile phone.

Whenever you only drink ice water.

When Japanese entertain guests, they usually choose ice water and hot tea. They like to drink ice water, which they think is a courtesy. If they entertain guests with warm water, it will be considered impolite. Therefore, in summer or winter, most Japanese mainly entertain guests with ice water.

It is considered impolite to eat while walking.

On the streets of Japan, you rarely see people eating while walking. Such behavior will be embarrassing and impolite, so we will eat on the spot after shopping.

6. Don't say goodbye easily.

It is a common phenomenon that our friends often say goodbye, but this is not the case in Japan. They think goodbye can only be used when life and death leave.