What you should avoid in Japan

What you should avoid in Japan The Japanese are very sensitive, especially middle-aged and elderly. They will be angry if you ask their political and religious perspectives. Questions about which party they support or what religion should never re asked.The Japan, the Mikado, and the royal family are very respectable and holy Japanese people. And 'the fastest way to be hated (or even beat) in Japan to do or say whatever offends the Mikado and the Royal Family.Moreover, you should never ask a Japanese on its income, which is considered very rude behavior. As in many other countries in the world, it should not be a woman of her age and weight. It should also be aware that the Japanese are generally very cautious, and do not want their privacy. Even if there are some exceptions, most Japanese people do not like to start talks with strangers.It 's really great if you are invited to the home of a Japanese family for dinner. You should always pull your shoes before entering his house, and when inside to enter their kitchen, unless you really are a close family friend. You should also not forget that Japanese people do not kiss or caress a child, unless they are members of the family. Therefore, you should not kiss or touch any Japanese child, because it may annoy Japanese adult Japanese are very superstitious. You can avoid everything associated with the numbers 4 pm p.m. to 9, with the Japanese language, "4" pronounced as "death" and "9" is the same as "mouing." Japanese hotels do not have the room number 4 and 9 In the case of Japanese people to get something in relation to independent numbers.Michael RussellYour Guide to Japan