What are greeting used in japan?

Ohayo (おはようございます): This is the most common greeting in Japanese and is used in the morning. It is equivalent to "good morning."

Konnichiwa (こんにちは): This greeting is used during the day and is equivalent to "good afternoon."

Konbanwa (こんばんは): This greeting is used in the evening and is equivalent to "good evening."

Oyasumi (おやすみ): This greeting is used when saying goodnight and is equivalent to "goodnight."

Tadaima (ただいま): This greeting is used when returning home and is equivalent to "I'm home."

Ittekimasu (いってきます): This greeting is used when leaving home or going out and is equivalent to "I'm leaving."

Dōzo (どうぞ): This greeting is used when inviting someone to do something or when offering something to someone. It is equivalent to "please."

Arigatō (ありがとうございます): This greeting is used to express gratitude and is equivalent to "thank you."

Sumimasen (すみません): This greeting is used to apologize or to get someone's attention and is equivalent to "excuse me" or "I'm sorry."

Hai (はい): This greeting is used to express agreement or understanding and is equivalent to "yes."

Iie (いいえ): This greeting is used to express disagreement or to say no and is equivalent to "no."