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11 Real Japanese Customs You Will Probably Think Are Ridiculous (11 pics)

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25 Feb, 2015 |
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Did you know that in Japan it's considered polite to slurp your food? It just goes to show that cultures around the world can be very different from one another. That's just one of the Japanese customs you're going to learn about that might surprise you.

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11 Real Japanese Customs You Will Probably Think Are Ridiculous (11 pics)

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11 Real Japanese Customs You Will Probably Think Are Ridiculous (11 pics)

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11 Real Japanese Customs You Will Probably Think Are Ridiculous (11 pics)

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11 Real Japanese Customs You Will Probably Think Are Ridiculous (11 pics)

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11 Real Japanese Customs You Will Probably Think Are Ridiculous (11 pics)

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11 Real Japanese Customs You Will Probably Think Are Ridiculous (11 pics)

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11 Real Japanese Customs You Will Probably Think Are Ridiculous (11 pics)

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11 Real Japanese Customs You Will Probably Think Are Ridiculous (11 pics)

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11 Real Japanese Customs You Will Probably Think Are Ridiculous (11 pics)

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№1 Author: Ben2017 (25 Feb 2015 10:11) Total user comments: 2046

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Kanpai

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№2 Author: kryptor (25 Feb 2015 10:35) Total user comments: 4840

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Qapla' !! , that's Klingon for 'Success'!!!, it's used often as a toast before battle meaning 'to our success'

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№3 Author: Jokerellone (25 Feb 2015 14:30) Total user comments: 0

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Kampai is used to drink all the glass until ended in only one sip.

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№4 Author: Dad (26 Feb 2015 01:25) Total user comments: 152

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Capsule hotels should be everywhere, because really, all most people need/want out of a hotel is a bed, shower, and toilet. Why pay for excess space you don't need?

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