Japan Etiquette: 62 Manners

At the bath counter, at dinner, at the ticket gate — hold out your phone and be understood. Pick the situation, open the card, and let the staff read the Japanese or hear it in a recorded voice. Offline, in seconds. Behind every card sit the 62 manners that explain the moment. SAY IT, RIGHT THERE • 100 phrase cards in Japanese — hold the phone out and the other person just reads it • Each card in your own language underneath, so you know exactly what you are showing • Tap to have it read aloud in a recorded Japanese voice, a woman's or a man's • Find the right card by situation in two taps — works offline, no signal needed • Tattoos at the bath, allergies at dinner, tax-free at the till, the last train home • One purchase opens everything: all 100 cards and all 62 manners, for good — no subscription WHAT'S INSIDE • 62 etiquette rules across 8 everyday situations — onsen and public baths, dining, trains and transport, ryokan and hotels, streets and public space, shopping, temples and shrines, and talking with people • Every rule broken down into a clear Do and Don't list, so you know exactly what to do in the moment • A local's tip on each rule — the small context that guidebooks leave out • A difficulty rating, so you can see which customs trip up visitors most TEST YOURSELF • 52 quiz questions drawn from the full guide • Earn a rank from Heimin to Shogun, and share your result card with the friends you're traveling with • Every answer comes with an explanation, so the quiz teaches rather than just scores BEFORE YOU GO • Scene-based checklists for the situations that cause the most anxiety — your first onsen, your first ryokan stay, your first temple visit • Save any rule to Favorites and pull it up outside the restaurant BUILT FOR TRAVEL • Works completely offline — no signal needed on the train or in the mountains • Four languages: English, Japanese, Simplified Chinese and Korean • No account, no sign-up, no tracking Japanese hospitality has a name: omotenashi. It goes both ways. Arrive knowing how to receive it. FULL ACCESS (ONE-TIME PURCHASE) • Free to download. The guide opens with a single in-app purchase — ¥600 in Japan; the price in your country is shown in the App Store before you buy • All 62 manners, all 100 phrase cards, the quiz and the checklists — unlocked for good • Paid once. No subscription, no renewals, no further charges • Bought anything in this app before? Tap Restore purchase — everything opens at no extra cost Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/ Privacy Policy: https://f-kudo-hub.github.io/omotenashi-guide/en/privacy/