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For both official regulations about how one must dress in certain places and unwritten norms of attire in so far as these might cause trouble or embarrassment if unacceptable.
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Do any temples or palaces in Japan have a dress code?
No, there are no dress codes at temples or shrines. The Japanese attitude to religion is very relaxed... and simultaneously strict, as entry to anything even vaguely holy is generally entirely prohi …
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Dress code in Tokyo Station Hotel
Japanese hotels do not enforce dress codes: you can turn up in a wifebeater and flip-flops if you wish and they'll let you check in. Restaurants and bars in the hotels may, however, have and enforce …
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Are women required to wear skirts to get into some tourist sites?
Skirts specifically are not required, but modest dress certainly is, mostly in religious sites: churches like St. Peter's in the Vatican, major temples in Thailand and India, mosques pretty much anywh …
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