The sense of respect for the hierarchy may have a long life in Japanese. Shrugged his attitude before the status, rights organizations have also in some other countries of the modern era, but especially in Japan to this day still bold. Practices were highlighted in more than 250 years during the Tokugawa period. Today hierarchical sense of respect has been shown in everyday life. For example, in the conference room, who have the lowest position will sit near the door, who have higher positions as sitting near the inside. Or in the party organization at the restaurant a sudden, everyone knew their place without any other guidance. Hierarchical nuances of Japanese society is evident in the language and form of address greeting for each specific social objects. For older people or people with status, they must use respectful language (sonkeigo), when talking about himself and his family, the language of humility (kenjogo).
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