Japanese culture places importance on politeness and respect. When visiting Japan, shoes are removed in homes, hospitals, and schools. Table manners involve using hashi (sticks) and saying "itadakimasu" before eating. The family structure traditionally involves fathers working long hours while mothers care for children and manage household duties. Traditional Japanese clothing includes the kimono, which comes in different styles for men and women.

1. JAPANESE CULTURE

2. Greetings

3. Good morning
(Yoi asa)
Hello (Konnichiwa)
Thanks (Arigatö)
Goodbye (BaiBai)
Sorry (Söri)

4. VISIT
Shoes are removed when entering the
hospital, school and home

5. Table Manners

6. With Hashi (Stick)
Itadakimasu (I take)

7. DON’T SAY ‘NO’
I will think this topic
I think this will not be easy.

8. FAMILY

9. Father works until late

10. Whereas, mother
looks after children
and house.

11. Home Economics
 Mother is responsible for the
home economics.
 Father gives to mother all of
money.
 Mother gives to father ‘s
allowance.
 She spends the rest for home

12. Japanese Population
 The number of families with
children is decreasing day by day
 The elderly population is
increasing.

13. Japanese Traditional
Clothing
 The kimono is a traditional
clothing for japanese
women and men
 There are many different
kimono styles