First, among the Japanese language taboos, the number 4 and 13 are also taboo.
Japan, a country that believes in ghosts and gods, is really resistant to the word "death", but the most profound thing is Japan's taboo on numbers. In Japan, the locals are separated, right? 4? This number is very tolerant, right? 42? And then what? 13? It is a serious resistance! The Japanese think? 42? The pronunciation of ""is a dead verb, that is? 42? It is a state of death, so there are basically no rooms 4 and 42 on the facade of Japanese buildings, and even the floors do not exist; When choosing a mobile phone number or serial number, locals will resist seeing 42, thinking that it is a completely unlucky letter.
13? It is also a taboo number in Japan. In the eyes of the Japanese, 13 is simply the representative of stirring the soul and unlucky, and everyone will have resistance to the appearance of this number.
Second, language taboos will appear on different occasions, and the Japanese really care about language taboos.
There are many taboo cultures in Japan, most of which are similar to those in China, but what impresses me most is that there are also many places to pay attention to in daily communication. Speaking in the eyes of the Japanese involves people's physical defects and is a taboo of language! They are very resistant to being mentioned as short, chubby and bald, and cultural forces in China sometimes entertain their relatives by laughing, but it is forbidden in Japan.
There are many taboo cultures in Japan, telling different Japanese cultures.