pointing with chopsticks
A breach of Japanese dining etiquette; considered rude and childish. Often listed among other chopstick taboos like 迷い箸 or 刺し箸.
Pointing with chopsticks is a breach of etiquette where you point at someone with your chopsticks during a meal.
I taught my child not to point with chopsticks.
Standard kanji spelling for this etiquette term.
Variant spelling without okurigana; less common but still used.
Compound of 指し (pointing) + 箸 (chopsticks). The term describes the action of pointing with chopsticks, which is considered impolite.