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Why Japanese People Sleep on the Floor: Cultural Features

Sleeping on the floor is a traditional cultural practice in Japan, where people often use cotton futons for rest. This habit is influenced by climate conditions and the country's high seismic activity. Traditional Japanese homes typically lack beds, and even hotels may offer similar accommodations to guests.

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