Greeting

Answer the quenitons about text.
1. Pleased to meet you.
2. Hi!
3. Hello. Good morning.
4. Hi! How are you?
5. Good morning.
6. Pleased to meet you. Good morning.

When I greet elder people, first of all I will say hello and bow. It is general manners. To friends, I use of informal words.
When I talk to people, I don' t touch them. When speaking, a lot of Japanese do not touch the person. I think also that it is one of the features in old habits.

Buddism

Many of Japanese can almost say the irreligion. However, there is a custom by the influence of the Buddhism in the life of every day. For example, it joins one's hands in prayer before it eats meal on daily life. It lays weight in confession of apologizing.
To another things that the buddhist altar is put , it visits a grave, ｔhere is the one that the annual event originated in the Buddhism, too.
I think that I should know our culture and country, ans so on more.
As for the Japanese, knowing passes us.

Cross Culture

The Taiwanese who continued still making a tree pail in Taipei for nearly 70 years from the Japanese colony times heard it when.The whole area with the shop was the Japanese township where the staffs of the governor-general's office lived in until during the second World War.After it graduats from the elementary shcool in Taipei, Mr. Hayashi was sent to the study of living in original of workman Chiyomatu Torii from Kobe where manufacturing and sales of [kioke] were managed in a Jilong city away by about 30 kilos.One's period of apprenticeship is necessary for the plane to disregard from cutting out wood, to assemble, and to finish up the adjustment of the tree surely. It is shouted at once though the knack was asked to Mr. Torii. Therefore, master's hand was seen and the technology was stolen.
I think that article is cross culture. Traditional culture and technology of Japan was sucseeded, and it became the only manufacturing and a shop in Taipei.

Yomiuri /09/03/13