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Anonymous users2024-01-23Kneeling on a tatami mat is a Japanese custom. Besides, it's strange to have tables and chairs on the tatami mats, but many houses in Japan now have Western-style rooms and Japanese-style rooms, and Japanese-style rooms still have kneeling mats, and Western-style rooms have tables and chairs.
It's because it's uncomfortable that I have a foreign room.
Hope it helps.
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Anonymous users2024-01-22If the Japanese living room is Western-style (floor), it is equipped with seats, but if it is Japanese-style ( , it is a cushion. Kneeling on a cushion is a very formal occasion. Because the formal occasion is still Japanese, the specifications are relatively high.
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Anonymous users2024-01-21This is a national habit of theirs, with traditional significance, just like the Chinese Spring Festival, it is a kind of cultural accumulation, not to change it, thank you for adopting.
People are divided into groups, and things are gathered by like. They are human beings like toilets. So it's too normal.
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That's how they get used to it.
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