In Japan it is not customary to tip for good service.とは 意味・読み方・使い方

In Japan it is not customary to tip for good service.

Normally it does not pay [it is impolitic] to be outspoken [to speak our minds] in Japanese society.

In Japan wages are usually in proportion to seniority.

It’s standard in Japan. I hear such a service only exists here.

The continental accounting system is not common in Japan.

It's bad manners to eat on trains and buses in Japan.

The Japanese do not always make a bow as a mark of respect.

Status of the first-to-file is assured in Japan.

In Japan, the payroll tax is usually withheld from the monthly salary.

Japanese companies usually pay bonuses twice a year: one in June and the other in December.

Status [Position] often counts for more than ability in Japan.

Pufferfish is considered a delicacy in Japan.

That custom has little currency in Japan.

In Japan, personal relationships are very often cemented at drinking parties.

To send their senior colleagues a gift every summer and winter is for most of Japanese merely a matter of routine.

Japanese tea is usually sugar-free.

The Centigrade scale is used in Japan.

In Japan, only a few companies have matching gift programs in operation.

In Japan, it is a given that kids do homework over summer vacation.

Japan has a lot of peculiar customs, which the Japanese themselves take for granted.

It's bad manners to eat on trains and buses in Japan.

Pufferfish is considered a delicacy in Japan.

Most homes in Japan are not centrally heated.

In Japan we do not repeat a year until high school.

Japan's puppet plays are outstanding.

The locality does not count for much in Japan.

There is a chronic oversupply of rice in Japan.

In Japan, chefs must take a special exam to be allowed to prepare pufferfish.

What is peculiar to Japan at mealtimes is that people eat rice out of little bowls.

Incidentally, 4 is sometimes regarded as an unlucky number in Japan.