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Stories from the bridge between Türkiye and Japan
迷惑
Why are the Japanese so quiet?
On a crowded Japanese train, almost no one speaks. It is not coldness — it is meiwaku (迷惑), the quiet habit of never causing others unnecessary trouble. Silence here is a form of respect.
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信頼
Japan's greatest strength is trust
Japan brings to mind bullet trains and robots. But what truly makes this country strong is invisible: trust. From lost wallets to children walking to school alone — the quiet strength of a whole society.
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絆
What does Kizuna mean?
Kizuna (絆) means "bond" in Japanese — the deep, unbreakable connection between people. From a rope that tethered horses to the kanji that united a nation in 2011, here is the story behind our name.
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