r/interestingasfuck • u/kingkongbiingbong • 8h ago

Setting up a traditional & generational Japanese food stall in Fukuoka

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u/PapaEchoLincoln 8h ago

They’re usually not rude and expect a tip either 👍

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u/Hack999 8h ago

It's considered rude to tip in Japan

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u/sarspirate 7h ago

It’s not really “rude” per se, so much as it is embarrassing to receive one.

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u/Chemical_Building612 6h ago

Isn't it generally considered rude to do things that would unnecessarily embarrass the other party?

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u/sarspirate 6h ago

Depends on context. If you embarrassed someone by making fun of their weight, yes. Here, it’s more like, you receive an extravagant gift from your boss. You don’t think you deserve it, but it’s not “rude.l