Even eating in the toilet is done in the toilet, how much do Japanese people value their privacy?

Japanese people pay great attention to their privacy, and they always care about whether their privacy is leaked, they have to play music when they go to the toilet, they have to draw curtains during the day, they have to wrap books to read, and they can't talk in public.

Japan does not pay attention to its privacy like China, but we Chinese live carefree and free lives. When you go to Japan, Japanese people don't give people this feeling, but rather a very restrained feeling.

It's like a café in Japan, where the café is small in size, but it has everyone's private space , unlike in our country, where cafes are often full of people and noisy. They don't speak in public, it's so that people don't hear their privacy, and it's really painstaking.

Japanese people close their curtains every day to keep people from seeing their homes, and even during the day, let alone at night. Japanese people also wear book jackets when reading books to prevent others from knowing what they are reading. Privacy is very important to Japan as a country, and it's hard to imagine how you can live in Japan.

Japanese people even risk their lives to protect their privacy, because many people have no privacy.

It's not privacy, and I'm afraid that others will find out that I'm eating alone, and I'm lonely.

It depends, and it could also be one of their habits.

I don't think it's privacy, it's their habits, and we don't know why they do it.