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Chopstick Manners
Manners pertaining to chopsticks. Some have superstitious and/or bad connotations, so please try to avoid these when using your chopsticks.
	Neburi-bashi Licking the pieces of food on the tip of chopsticks.	Komi-bashi Filling the mouth with food, and further shoving food in with chopsticks.
	Watashi-bashi Laying chopsticks across the bowl.	Kawari-bashi Placing chopsticks on a dish, but changing mind and moving to a different dish.
	Tsukitate-bashi Sticking chopsticks upright in bowl of rice. (Symbolizes death.)	Mayoi-bashi Wandering chopsticks over foods wondering what to eat.
	Seseri-bashi Using chopsticks as toothpick.	Kuitsuki-bashi Putting the empty tip of chopsticks in mouth.
	Hashi-utsushi Moving things (foods) with chopsticks between two people. (Traditionally used in cremation ceremonies.)	Yose-bashi Drawing forward or pushing away a dish with chopsticks.
	Saguri-bashi Digging chopsticks into a dish to pick out something you like.	Sashi-bashi Stabbing food with chopsticks.
	Sora-bashi Going to pick up food but stopping in mid-air.	Furiage-bashi Using chopsticks to point at or beckon people.
	Kuwae-bashi Holding chopsticks with mouth.

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