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Why do Japanese houses take off their shoes?

02/10/2021 by Tabimania JAPAN

Japanese people take off their shoes at the entrance and enter the house, and live barefoot or slippers in the house. In the world, very few countries live without shoes. Why do Japanese people take off their shoes and go … Read More

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