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furoshiki
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United States
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Furoshiki is a lesser-known concept in the United States, where gift-wrapping is typically done with paper and ribbon.
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kaiseki
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United States
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Kaiseki is a lesser known dining experience, typically associated with high-end Japanese restaurants and appreciated by food enthusiasts who are familiar with Japanese cuisine.
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kaiseki
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United States
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Kaiseki is not widely known and is considered a niche and upscale dining experience, typically found in high-end Japanese restaurants or specialty establishments.
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4
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kaiseki
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United States
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Kaiseki is a fine dining experience that emphasizes a progression of meticulously prepared dishes, often with a focus on local and seasonal ingredients.
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5
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rakija
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United States
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Rakija is not well-known and is not typically consumed in the United States, except among individuals with Balkan heritage or those interested in international spirits.
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6
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saki
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United States
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Saki is a type of clam found on the east coast and is popular for seafood dishes.
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7
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saki
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United States
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Saki is a less commonly consumed alcoholic beverage in the United States compared to beer, wine, and spirits.
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8
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shinzen shiki
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United States
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Shinzen shiki is not a widely known concept and is not commonly referenced in everyday American culture.
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9
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shinzen shiki
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United States
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Relatively unknown and not commonly practiced, except among enthusiasts of Japanese culture and literature.
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