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Why Japanese, Chinese, Vietnamese and other Asian people take off their shoes when they go in your house?
I like the anime and see if have their shoes. I too was seeing "The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift" and the boy went to the classroom and the teacher told him to remove his shoes and put some shoes of others only for use within the classroom. I think it's because they want to take dirt roads to their homes. I really do not know if it is not raining, so not wet the carpet or floor. I think it's good, but too cumbersome to remove and wear. (My apologies to anyone offended by this question, however.)
2 reasons – 1. cleaniness, 2. respect for other people's houses.
