礼

thanks

reward

manners

courtesy

worship (esp. Christian)

baptism

pilgrimage

one bow

excuse me

my apologies

marriage ceremony

acknowledgment

discourtesy

return of a courtesy

morning assembly (at a company, school, etc.)

money (given as thanks)

rudeness

formal

formal dress

ceremony

(religious) festival

return present

praise

thanks

adoration which is performed three times or repeatedly

state ceremony (esp. an enthronement)

New Year's greetings

impoliteness

words of gratitude

nodding

hand motion indicating gratitude

to thank

pardon me for leaving (first)

extremely rude (impertinent, impolite)

excuse me (when passing in front of someone)

Ministry of Rites (Tang dynasty China)

insolent fellow

label (e.g. in programming languages)

hand salute

extremely rude (impertinent, impolite)

going from door to door greeting relatives and friends (esp. at New Year)

making the rounds to express thanks

etiquette

etiquette

bowing while standing

female genital cutting

The Book of Rites

military honors

ceremony of installing a Crown Prince

visiting a shrine or temple to give thanks

thanksgiving visit to a shrine

with all due respect

to be impolite

my apologies

excuse me, but ...

gift

to undergo circumcision

court dress

it's nothing

it's nothing

funeral service of a Japanese emperor

abdication ceremony

to circumcise (someone)

thank-you gift (given as thanks for a favor or for attending a funeral, etc.)

etiquette

assembly at the end of the day (at a company or school, etc.)

(male) circumcision

burial at sea

good fences make good neighbors

Shikoku pilgrimage (to the 88 temples)

politeness

courteous

setting up a living or ceremonial space with furnishings, implements, etc. (Heian era)

Society for Ritual Culture

etiquette and music

Oxytropis megalantha (species of locoweed)

expression of gratitude

rude

bowing while sitting

extreme unction

Anabaptist

to thank (a person) heartily

baptist

no-holds-barred party

paper for wrapping a letter

Christian name

baptismal ceremony

pilgrimage of the Saigoku-Sanjūsansho (33 temples in the Kinki region)

refraining from offering the (New Year's) greetings during the period of mourning

rebaptism

showing (someone) special courtesy (to persuade them to take a post)

pilgrim

(being granted) the privileges of one's former (official) post

guard of honor

(the Christian sacrament of) confirmation

civil inattention

heartfelt thanks

evening assembly (company)

rite of passage

formal dress

enthronement ceremony

a respectful bow

failure to pay one's compliments

Adoration of the Magi

funeral

reward money

extremely rude

two bows, two claps, and a third bow (common form of worshipping at a shrine)

to worship

to make it worth someone's while

polite

religious service

free service after one has finished one's apprenticeship

free service after one has finished one's apprenticeship

All Seats Sold, Thank You

medical fee

two bows, two claps, and a third bow (common form of worshipping at a shrine)

sense of decorum

rebaptism by immersion

wedding ceremony

etiquette

semiformal attire

small building used for worship or sutra chanting (located in front of the main hall of a Buddhist temple)

place of worship

semiformal attire

platform in front of a temple's principal image, from which the officiating monk chants

afternoon assembly (at a company, etc.)

good fences make good neighbors

most formal form of a prayer

salute

decorum

pilgrimage to sacred places

the five Confucian virtues (benevolence, justice, courtesy, wisdom, and sincerity)

(gun) salute

to accord someone every courtesy

comity

Ceremony of the Abdication of his Majesty the Emperor at the Seiden State Hall

baptistery

exercising self-restraint and conforming to the rules of etiquette and formality

act with restraint and conform to the ways of etiquette

baptismal font

wedding clothes

infant baptism

well-fed, well-bred

arrogance

prostration

courteous reception

crown or head-ornament worn with formal or ceremonial clothes by nobility (ritsuryō system)

ceremonial assembling of a ship's crew on deck

chapel