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Cadeau tabou - Au Japon
On évitera d'offrir quatre cadeaux en même temps à une personne. Et si offrir des gâteaux ou des denrées alimentaires est très classique au Japon, il convient de veiller à ce que ces gourmandises ne soient pas séparées en quatre parts. Cela pourrait être ressenti comme un souhait de voir mourir celui ou ceux à qui l'on destine ce cadeau.
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Chiffre tabou... - Au Japon
Il convient d'éviter le chiffre "quatre" son expression japonaise shi veut égalementdire "mort"
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Météo nipponne - Au Japon
Pour prédire le temps qu'il fera, certains utilisent la méthode du geta-uranai, qui consiste à lancer une geta (chaussure traditionnelle en bois) en l'air avec le pied et à voir comment elle retombe. Le fait qu'elle tombe sur la tranche, à l'envers ou à l'endroit annonce respectivement un temps couvert, pluvieux ou ensoleillé.
