What do you think about Japanese personality?

Japanese are often thought to be modest and mild.
There are many people who are gentle in Japan.
But I think Japanese are tend not to insist their thoughts straight away.
Its because they don't want not to spoil the harmony among the members.
They don't insist their thoughts immediately and then complain later.
I think its a bad habit for Japanese.

What do you think about Japanese personality?

I think it's a cultural aspect. It has been going for hundreds of years and is difficult to change. I think it is necessary to state one's thought without holding back; this makes it easier for honest communication without any compromises.

What do you think about Japanese personality?

Japanese are often thought modest and mild.
There are many people who are gentle in Japan.
But I think Japanese are tend to not avoid insisting on their way of thinking thought straight.
Its because they don't want not to spoil the harmony among the members.
They don't insist on acceptance of their thought ideas immediately and nor? complain later.
I think its a bad habit for Japanese.

What do you think about Japanese personality?

This is not so much personality as cultural training, behaviour amd social manners.  

However saying 'yes' meaning 'no' is very difficult to deal with (but is a common experience in Japan!

What do you think about Japanese personality?

Japanese people are often to be thought modest and mild.
There are many people who are gentle in Japan.
But I think Japanese people are tend not to insist their thoughts straight away.
Its because they don't want not to spoil the harmony among their peers.
They don't insist their thoughts immediately and then complain later.
I think this is a bad habit for Japanese people.

What do you think about Japanese personality?

I think it's just a social trait that has been passed down generations mixed with some modern stereotyping.