Today we look at how airports in Japan, US, UK, Australia handle luggage at the airports.

In Japan, manners and etiquette hold significant importance in daily life. Bowing is a common gesture used to greet others and show respect, with the depth of the bow varying based on the situation. People also express gratitude and apologies through bows.

Japanese culture emphasizes cleanliness and taking care of everything around them. Whether in public spaces, homes, or workplaces, cleanliness is maintained meticulously.

Littering is considered extremely impolite, and people often carry their trash until they find an appropriate disposal site.

Furthermore, shoes are typically removed before entering homes, traditional tatami mat rooms, and some establishments. This practice ensures that the indoor spaces remain clean and free from dirt brought in from outside.

In restaurants, slurping noodles is not only acceptable but seen as a compliment to the chef.

However, talking on mobile phones in public places, especially on public transportation, is generally frowned upon to maintain a serene and respectful atmosphere.

Overall, Japanese people take great care in respecting others, their environment, and their cultural norms, fostering a harmonious society rooted in manners and etiquette.
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