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Littering is never okay, but it’s one of the biggest social faux pas you can commit in Japan. “From their time in elementary ...

DEAR MISS MANNERS: As a preteen, I was told by someone that it was rude to eat one food on my plate at a time -- that I was ...

If a Japan getaway is on your mind, remember these travel guidelines, as the country maintains strict etiquette.

Japan has recently been bustling with foreign tourists eager to enjoy spring cherry blossoms, autumn foliage, and winter ...

Manners are important in Japan, and while most of the country’s etiquette has its roots in common sense, certain points might not be so intuitive for visitors from other parts of the world. Thankfully ...

As the cost of dining out soars ever higher, etiquette expert Nick Leighton of the podcast ‘Were You Raised By Wolves?’ walks ...

and understanding proper onsen etiquette is essential for anyone wanting to join in respectfully. A sento is a local bathhouse that uses heated tap water. Sento used to exist in most Japanese suburbs, ...

Every country has its own etiquette and Japan’s is famously thoughtful, subtle, and unique. For travellers, understanding and respecting these unspoken social norms can transform your trip from just ...

The unagi menu is featured throughout the month at Kazuma Japanese Restaurant, Concorde Hotel Kuala Lumpur. The Unagi Chawanmushi (RM25 nett) is a silky egg custard infused with the savoury aroma ...

Rice is an essential food item in daily Japanese diet.Representative Image South Korea has long been a magnet for travellers drawn by its dynamic culture, food, and K-pop phenomenon. However, a new ...