What's Considered Rude In Japan? | ASIAN BOSS

In Japan, being polite means you’re civilized and part of a developed and refined culture. The problem is, because of how polite Japanese people are, you might not even realize that what you're doing or saying might be considered very rude if you're not Japanese. So what exactly is considered rude in Japan? We hit the streets of Tokyo to find out.

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