1
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making shopping list
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Japan
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Less common as people tend to visit the store frequently and buy fresh ingredients for meals on a daily basis
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1
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2
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making shopping list
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Japan
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Less common as many people prefer to make frequent small trips to the store rather than planning ahead with a list
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1
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3
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making shopping list
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Japan
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Less common as daily shopping usually revolves around fresh produce and meals are often planned on a daily basis
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1
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4
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online shopping
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Japan
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Preferred method of shopping for a wide range of products, including groceries and personal items
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1
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5
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outlet shopping
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Japan
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Can be found within city centers and urban areas
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1
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6
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shopping
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Japan
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Gift-giving is an important part of shopping etiquette, especially when visiting someone's home.
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1
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7
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shopping
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Japan
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Haggling over prices is a common practice in street markets.
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1
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8
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shopping behavior
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Japan
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Shopping is often quick and efficient, with less emphasis on browsing, and it's uncommon to return items unless they are defective.
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1
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9
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shopping behavior
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Japan
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Physical contact is often minimal, with nods, bows, or polite verbal greetings being the norm in shopping interactions.
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1
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10
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shopping convenience
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Japan
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Proximity to public transportation and compact store layout are important for shopping convenience.
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1
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11
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shopping experience
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Japan
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Department stores often have extensive food halls and gourmet grocery sections.
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1
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12
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shopping habits
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Japan
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Preference for cash payments instead of credit cards
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1
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