14 Japanese Manners Tourists Don’t Realize

Think you're following the rules in Japan? You might be breaking a few without even realizing it. In this video, we share 14 Japanese manners that many tourists don't know about. From train etiquette and restaurant customs to everyday unspoken rules, these small things can make a big difference in how you experience Japan. Learn how locals behave, avoid common mistakes, and travel Japan with confidence. 💻↓You HAVE TO Check our Website https://www.howzit-jp.com/?utm_source... Check out our list of hotels we strongly recommend! https://expedia.co.jp/shop/howzitjapan Get 10% off your Japan eSIM with code: howzitjapan 👉 https://go.saily.site/aff_c?offer_id=... 🙋↓Book a Private Tour with Us Here! https://www.howzit-jp.com/private-tou... 📸 See more behind-the-scenes on Instagram: 👉 https://www.instagram.com/howzit_japa... ☆Support Us to Create More Helpful & Fun Videos☆ 🚅 Looking for Shinkansen or Attraction Tickets? Book them easily on Klook — our trusted travel partner! 👉 https://affiliate.klook.com/redirect?... Chapters Intro 0:00 1. Train Manners: Backpack on Front or Back? 0:40 2. Watching Videos on the Train: Speakers or Headphones? 1:20 3. How to Wait for a Train in Japan 2:10 4. Japanese Taxi Doors: Open It Yourself? 3:10 5. Checking Google Maps on the Street 4:00 6. Taking Photos at Shrines & Temples 4:50 7. Can You Take Photos of Maiko or Staff? 5:55 8. Bringing Outside Food into Restaurants 7:00 9. A Towel on a Food Court Table Means What? 7:50 10. At an Izakaya: Is One Order Expected? 8:50 11. Eating While Walking in Japan 9:30 12. Onsen Manners: What Do You Do Before Entering? 10:45 13. Strong Perfume in Japan: Okay or Not? 11:30 14. What Should You Do with Your Trash? 12:30 For work inquiries, contact us at inquiry@howzit-jp.com. About Howzit Japan We’re Howzit Japan, your local friend in Tokyo and beyond. Our mission is to share the real Japan with you—beyond the typical tourist spots, we’ll help you experience the hidden gems and authentic culture of this incredible country. The name “Howzit” was inspired by our founder’s journey to South Africa, where the phrase is a friendly way to greet someone. Just like that greeting, we aim to create a warm and welcoming connection for every traveler. With us, your trip to Japan will be more fun, meaningful, and unforgettable. #HowzitJapan