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How to Blow Your Nose in Public, and Other Lessons in Japanese Etiquette
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How to Blow Your Nose in Public, and Other Lessons in Japanese Etiquette

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It's rude in Japan to sneeze in public. When bowing in the country, one should bend at the waist. NBC Left Field takes a Japanese etiquette lesson before heading off to the country to film a story.Oct. 13, 2017

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