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  1. 2016年2月29日 · While the blue signs of Lawson convenience stores are a familiar sight in Japan, did you know that there are actually several different kinds of Lawson stores? What does a burgundy Lawson sign mean? What about green? And did you know you can get Lawson

  2. 2022年6月17日 · If someone does call you, it’s acceptable to briefly answer and tell them you’re on the train and you'll call them back once you get off. 1. Don’t Smoke on the Street! If you're walking around the city and would like to light up a cigarette, you must do it in a designated smoking area (like the one pictured above).

  3. 2017年1月26日 · 10 Japanese Business Etiquette Rules. There's quite a long list of dos and don'ts when it comes to business etiquette in Japan, so to simplify it we have compiled 10 common business manners you're likely to encounter. 1. Wait Before Sitting Down. When visiting someone else’s office, wait until the host says “Please, have a seat,” before ...

  4. 2017年11月1日 · Sekiguchi Station stands in Seki City, which is in south-central Gifu. While the platform is separated by a barrier, you can see the station sign in kanji at the top left of the image above. That's right—the station is actually a part of the Lawson store!

  5. 2017年3月16日 · 纪念印章是一次旅行的回忆,也是世界独一无二的迷你风景画,但或许,你还并不知道它的存在。在JR东日本的77个车站里,其实都设置了可以自行盖印的印章台,它们常常出现在车站的出口和绿色窗口处。站名不同,印章的图案设计也有所不同,图案里所展示的,都是当地最具有代表性的元素。

  6. 2019年1月5日 · Ghibli Stationery Traditional Japan. soranews24.com. One object that every Japanese adult owns is a hanko name stamp/personal seal. Rather than confirming mail deliveries or important documents with a signature, it’s much more common for Japanese people to whip out a small stamp bearing their last name and leave an imprint, generally using red ink.

  7. 御守是日本寺廟和神社裏最常售賣的小的護身符。 根據奉納的神像或佛像的不同,傳言每個護身符能在不同方面帶來幸運和保護。 下面介紹的是日本人最常戴在身上或用作禮品的六種幸運護身符。

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