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The course will be taught by Yume Daiko leader, Matthew Richards and other Yume Daiko members. The course does not require ...

In a memo he sent out in January detailing the plan, he had some ideas for those not sure what to say. They could scribble an affirmation (“you’re amazing”), share well wishes (“seize the day”) or ...

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‘Japanese people are very prideful ... how to cross the road, when to tip, the greeting that will make locals 'anxious' and why you need to start practising your bowing.

And let’s face it, no one wants to start off on the wrong foot. In this article, I’m going to share eight common greetings that could be causing more harm than good. You might be surprised at ...