1. Behavior: Japan is known as a disciplined society, and people's behavior is restricted by certain norms.

In formal social occasions, men and women must wear suits and formal wear, and avoid being disheveled, behaving awkwardly, and making loud noises.

2. Socializing: Japanese people receive guests not in the office, but in conference rooms and reception rooms. They will not lead people into the office easily.

Japanese people do not have the habit of toasting cigarettes to each other.

You must take off your shoes when entering a Japanese home.

In Japan, it is considered impolite to peek into the host's kitchen when visiting their home.

In Japan, it is not customary to invite colleagues to your home to socialize with the whole family.

3. Food: Japanese people have "eight chopsticks to avoid" when dining: first, avoid licking chopsticks; second, avoid using chopsticks, which means you are not allowed to dangle chopsticks over the food;

The third is to avoid moving the chopsticks, that is, you are not allowed to pick up one kind of food and then change to another. The fourth is to avoid twisting the chopsticks, that is, you are not allowed to turn the chopsticks over and swallow them in your mouth.

Extended information: Japanese people have the following characteristics in the details of their lives: 1. Japanese people like to use self-effacing language in social activities and are good at belittling themselves and others.

"Please take care of me", "I don't know how to take care of you", etc. are the polite words they often use.

2. They attach great importance to the beauty of their clothing and appearance. In public places, they generally wear formal clothes, and suits are more common.

Their favorite garment is the kimono.

3. They have the custom of worshiping and admiring "7", which is said to be related to the fact that the sun, moon, mercury, Venus, Mars, Jupiter and Saturn bring light, warmth and life to the world.