Reported 11 months ago
This article discusses the phenomenon of 'reverse cultural shock' experienced by Taiwanese individuals who have been living in Japan for an extended period and then return to Taiwan. Through interviews with Taiwanese residents in Japan, examples of cultural differences that they find challenging upon returning to Taiwan are shared, such as no eating on Taipei's MRT, train delays in Taiwan, different bus etiquette, kitchen availability in rented accommodations, reading habits in bookstores, picnic-like behaviors in public spaces, restroom amenities, and gender expression. The article highlights the contrasts in cultural norms between Taiwan and Japan, providing insights into the cultural adjustments needed when transitioning between the two countries.
Source: YAHOO