There are many reasons why Japanese people don't wear gold bracelets. Among them, the traditional Japanese aesthetic concept is an important factor. In Japanese culture, natural, simple and simple aesthetic style is more popular, so relatively speaking, too gorgeous jewelry such as gold bracelets will not be accepted.

In addition, Japanese social customs and daily habits have also influenced people's concept of wearing bracelets. For example, Japanese people tend to wear simple and comfortable clothes at work and at home, which means that jewelry that is too eye-catching may be considered inappropriate.

Another possible reason is that Japanese people often need to do housework in their daily lives, such as washing, cleaning and cooking, which may damage the gold bracelet worn on their hands or affect their appearance. So in this case, not wearing a gold bracelet may be a wiser choice.

Generally speaking, these factors have influenced the Japanese habit of not wearing gold bracelets. Of course, this does not mean that all Japanese people will not have a preference for gold bracelets or other jewelry, which still depends on personal aesthetics and habits.