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vineyard culture
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Japan
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Traditional alcoholic beverages such as sake or soju are more culturally significant, making vineyard culture less prominent in the traditional customs and practices.
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wine aging
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Japan
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Wine aging is relatively less common, and the preference is often for lighter, fruitier wines that are consumed within a few years of production.
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wine culture
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Japan
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Wine culture is less prevalent compared to traditional alcoholic beverages like sake and baijiu, but there is a rising trend of wine consumption and appreciation.
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wine drinking
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Japan
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Embracing wine culture, with a growing number of vineyards and wine tourism opportunities
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wine knowledge
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Japan
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Wine knowledge is often associated with sophistication and social status, particularly in business and formal settings.
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wine storage
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Japan
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Wine storage often involves modern wine refrigerators to control temperature and humidity for optimal aging and preservation.
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winemaking
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Japan
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Winemaking is a relatively new industry, and sake or rice wine holds a more significant cultural position.
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winemaking tools
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Japan
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Clay pots are often used for fermenting wine
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