Ojigi: The Japanese art of Bowing

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Ojigi (お辞儀), the Japanese way of greeting, is an essential part of Japanese culture. It is a sign of respect given by the person bowing to the person bowed.

Why Japanese are so polite?
Respect and Consideration

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