Much like Americans (when in their youth) try to avoid stepping on cracks in the sidewalk to avoid breaking their mothers back, Japanese people feel that if their thumbs are exposed while passing a funeral, or a hearse drives by, that their parents will die young. So they keep their thumbs hidden. Although there are some adults that still practice this, (Japanese tend to hold on to childhood things much longer than Americans) it is a silly superstition, that for the most part is not practiced by too many adults.
Do you still avoid stepping on cracks in the sidewalk? =)
Yes most people have 2 thumbs
The "thumbs up" isn't a natural gesture to most Japanese people. When they do it they are probably imitating "Western" styles and mannerisms. Popular words to say would be "グー!" ("Guu" - from English "good"), "グッジョ!" ("Gujjo" - from English "good job"), and "ナイス" ("nice").
Because they said things they made people not want to give them thumbs up.
Well, if you count thumbs as fingers; 825,790. If not including thumbs; 660,632.
food and their thumbs
thumbs are not fingers because fingers have three joints and thumbs have two
the male frog has a black dot on their thumbs so they have thumbs
Everyone is different.
not yet, many Japanese people supported the idea that it shouldn't even be subbed *thumbs down* there is no release date that i know of, but check or request at gba temp, they are really amazing
No, the thumbs up signal was the mercy sign. A thumbs down of a thumbs turned was the death signal.
No its just have a strong smell
The chimpanzee does have thumbs. But they are not opposable.