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Hi 早晨，今日Mary同你分享「疫情中的禮儀」。
祝您和家人平安健康，常常喜樂、每天都活在愛中💖
Good morning, today Mary would like to share the epidemic manners and etiquette with you.
Wish you good health n joy always. 🌹🙏🏻
This is a post I posted 4 years ago.
Thank you Facebook for reminding me the good old days. 🌹🙏🏻 Pray the pandemic 😷 will be over soon and we all will have our normal life back.
「近日香港的天氣每天都是煙雨濛濛的，春天已經來到了🌿很多企業已開始為新的年度去準備新的挑戰。
Mary今早與 Morgan Stanley 的前線同事分享「專業形象，商務社交禮儀和優質服務」等。
Good Manners & Etiquette
良好的禮儀和禮節包括：
（1） Comfort 舒服
人與人相處，工作都要互相有舒服的感覺。只是一方感覺到舒服，卻另外一方覺得難受。因此若有選擇，別人就不會願意與我們一起！
（2）Respect 尊重
尊重互相的空間、私隱、文化、歷史、習俗、喜惡等都是在社交商業往來必須的基本條件。
（3）Consideration 體諒
我們都是在學習和經歷中成長進步。與人相處，工作往來亦要懂得體諒，包容、接納和體諒。
（4） Heartfelt Love 發自內心的愛
真正的與人相處禮儀禮節其實就是一份愛的表現。愛自己的就不會說或做傷害自己形象的事情。亦同時不會傷害你愛和關心的對方，這都是基於愛的行動和表現。❤️」
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- Japan is an awesome place to visit, and no one should let "rules" get in the way of that! But Japanese culture can be very different to what we're used to at times, and some things we do that may be acceptable for us can be surprising and rude in Japan. My husband, Jun, and I put together a list of the most common things we see that can cause trouble (I speak from the perspective of having done all of these!) Mainly, this is if you plan on establishing yourself in a Japanese community through work/family--if you're visiting as a tourist then you don't really have to worry so much about it. :)
As a foreigner you won't be held to the same standards as Japanese people, but if you want to give a really good impression then these are some guidelines you can follow! None of these are things you HAVE to do. They are ideals and not always the followed practice. I just always think it's better to know the ideal standards and then you can choose how closely you want to follow them!
Rule of thumb: Just think about how your words and actions will affect the people around you before you do something! It's as simple as that. :)
Useful Japanese phrase: shouganai (しょうがない) - It can't be helped.
It's pretty similar to "shit happens." You're essentially letting a bad situation slide off your back instead of internalizing it.
FAQ:
"Can I still listen to music/text on the train/bus?"
Yes--sorry I wasn't clear. I meant only making a call on your phone. You won't be strange or rude at all if other people can't hear what you're doing!
"So you can't be outgoing in Japan?"
Of course you can! Sorry for being unclear on this, too. By "don't be emotional" I meant negative emotions. Everyone loves happy people! And some places it's perfectly fine to be loud--just take your cue from the people around you. :)
"So I shouldn't go to Japan? I'll stand out anywhere."
Again, sorry for being unclear! Yeah, foreigners are going to stand out, period. Mainly I meant through actions and not looks, but even then Japanese people don't expect foreigners to know their customs so it's fine to make mistakes! I've done EVERYTHING in this video (and still do some of them), which is why I wanted to talk about it in the first place!
"What about customizing food if I have allergies?"
A lot of restaurants list common allergens on their menus. If you're not sure you can always ask! And you can always ask to see if they'll customize your order--it's just never worked for me.
"Do I have to talk like a robot like you? :( "
No, I just suck at public speaking.（° ▽ °;）We had like maybe a dozen subscribers when I made this video and never expected it to get so much attention. I had no idea how it would end up being perceived and if I could do it again so I didn't sound so "strict" or "uptight" or scare people off from Japan then I would in a heartbeat! My new videos are less crappy. Sorry! :(
For the opposite perspective: "What not to do in America" for Japanese people - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9tYCQ661FII
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- Yes, you can eat with your left hand. :)
Lists of table manners for Japan can be found everywhere... but the problem is that some of those "rules" don't really apply in practice anymore! This video covers how some of those rules apply in modern Japan, as well as other table manners that most foreigners in Japan should find useful!
When in doubt, just try to eat as beautifully as possible. Many rules stem from the idea that doing the opposite looks messy or unclean (mixing wasabi and soy sauce in a dish, cutting your sushi in half, etc).
By the way I highly recommend going to Sushiro if you visit Japan! I don't work for them or anything--they're just delicious!
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