In Japan, quietness in public spaces is considered a fundamental form of respect for others, making it essential for visitors to avoid loud behaviors such as playing videos, shouting, or taking phone calls on trains, as these actions disrupt the shared public environment and violate cultural expectations.
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Japanese people will never forgive you if you do this. In Japan, quiet isn't just silence. It's considered respect for everyone around you. That's why trains in Japan are so unbelievably quiet. Every year, tourists [music] ruin it. Playing videos out loud, shouting across the train, taking calls [music] like they're at home. What they don't realize is that in Japan, public spaces are shared spaces. So, if you ever visit Japan, enjoy the ride, look out the window, take in the atmosphere. Just whatever you do, don't be that tourist because
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