Japan is a culturally ancient and unique country, and the following precautions and taboos should be taken when traveling:

1. Etiquette: Japanese people attach great importance to etiquette and should respect local culture and customs when traveling. For example, when visiting a temple or shrine,
Wash hands with a faucet before entering the hall; When using public transportation, keep quiet and avoid making loud noises;
When dining, chopsticks should be used and chopsticks containing food in the mouth should not be eaten.

2. Diet: Japan has a rich culinary culture, but there are also some taboos. For example, do not blow your nose or hiccup during meals;

When enjoying sushi, do not flip it over and put it in soy sauce; Don't divide the Rice and vegetable roll in half, because it is a way of commemorating the dead in Japan.

3. Dressing: Japanese people attach great importance to dressing, and should pay attention to dressing appropriately when traveling. Do not wear clothes that are too revealing or inappropriate.
When visiting temples or shrines, it is recommended to wear long sleeves and pants, and women should not wear overly revealing clothing.

4. Transportation: In Japan, it is important to follow traffic rules when driving, such as not crossing the road when a red light is on,
Don't park randomly on the road. When using public transportation, it is important to comply with regulations and avoid eating or drinking water.

5. Language: The official language of Japan is Japanese. It is recommended to learn some basic Japanese vocabulary to facilitate communication with locals.

6. Shopping: When shopping, pay attention to price negotiation and bargaining, and do not take photos or videos in the store.

7. Other precautions: When visiting temples and shrines in Japan, respect the local culture and religious beliefs, and do not touch or damage historical sites;
Do not spit or litter in public places; In the bathtub, you need to rinse your body with a shower first before entering the bathtub.

In short, when traveling to Japan, it is necessary to pay attention to details such as etiquette, food, clothing, transportation, language, and culture, and comply with local laws and regulations
Habits, respect the local culture and customs.