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Japanese Bowing: The Definitive Guide

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Bowing (known as ojigi) is the traditional form of greeting in Japan. However, bowing can also be used to indicate gratitude, congratulations, or an apology. In casual daily situations, a bow is often a simple nod of the head. Meanwhile, a longer and deeper bow is more respectful and can signify a formal apology or sincere thanks. Don’t worry if you’re just visiting Japan – it’s completely acceptable for foreigners to shake hands in Japan. #gojukarate #gojuryukarate #gojuryukaratenearme

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Knowing how and when to bow in Japan are important. Learn about bowing etiquette with this easy guide and see the right way to bow in Japan.