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Japanese Gestures

... Sue-Ellen Castellino Year 5 English Mr.Krader Japanese Gestures In many cultures and among many ethnic people, a significant way of communicating is through non-verbal behavior. Non-verbal behavior is important in Japanese culture. It is an integral part of their culture, values and way of life. In this essay, I will talk about 3 types of non-verbal behavior in Japanese culture and what it signifies in their culture and their values. The three types of non-verbal behavior I've chosen are bowing (Ojigi), expressing happiness (Banzai) and beckoning Temaneki. The first gesture is called Ojigi, Japanese for bowing. Ojigi is a very important custom in Japan. It is customary to Bow when greeting someone. If you're greeting a person who is either elder to you or high ranking, you would bow as low as possible. This is to show respect, which has been integral to the culture. Men bow with their hands held at their sides,

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