なぜなの？日本人【室内土足厳禁】

なぜなの？日本人
【室内土足厳禁】

Why? Japanese
"No shoes indoors"

日本人が室内に入る際に靴を脱ぐのは、屋外から持ち込んだ泥や砂、そして目に見えない細菌などを室内に持ち込まないための衛生管理や整理、清掃、清潔、整頓が心の安定に繋がると感じているからです。
一方、欧米では身を守るために素早く行動できるように、室内でも靴を履いたままでいる家庭が一般的ですが、未知のウイルスや疫病を防ぐためにもこの慣習は有用かもしれません。

When entering indoor spaces, Japanese people take off their shoes because they believe it helps maintain hygiene by preventing outdoor mud, sand, and invisible bacteria from spreading inside.
They have also experienced the benefits of tidiness, cleanliness, and organization in promoting mental stability.
In contrast, in Western countries, many households keep their shoes on even indoors to be ready for immediate action and protection. However, due to concerns about unknown viruses and diseases, this custom will be useful to avoid potential risks.