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1
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community service
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Japan
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Less commonly practiced as formal requirement, but often part of religious or cultural traditions as a way to give back to the community.
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1
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2
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service
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Japan
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The concept of 'omotenashi' (hospitality) is deeply ingrained in the service industry, with a strong focus on anticipating and fulfilling customer needs.
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1
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3
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service
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Japan
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In some traditional settings, excessive politeness and attention to detail is expected when providing service, such as bowing and using honorific language.
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1
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4
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service counter
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Japan
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Customers expect to be greeted by the staff immediately upon approaching the service counter, with a high level of politeness and respect.
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1
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5
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service counter
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Japan
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Often found in department stores, train stations, and banks where customers can receive assistance and make transactions with staff behind the counter.
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1
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6
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service counter
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Japan
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Often seen in train stations and department stores, where customers can purchase tickets, make inquiries, or access customer service.
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1
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7
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service counter
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Japan
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Often seen in train stations and department stores, where customers can purchase tickets, make inquiries, and seek assistance.
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1
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