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grape
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Japan
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Grapes are often eaten as a snack or used in fruit salads in these countries.
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grape cultivation
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Japan
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Grape cultivation is not as prominent and is often associated with imported luxury products, rather than a native agricultural tradition.
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grape harvest
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Japan
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Grape harvest is not a widely practiced tradition and may be associated with imported luxury products.
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grape harvesting
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Japan
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Grape harvesting is often associated with meticulous attention to detail, where the focus is on preserving the unique flavors and subtleties of each grape variety.
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grape root
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Japan
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Grape roots are not commonly emphasized, as the focus is more on the cultivation of the vine and the fruit.
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grape varieties
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Japan
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Increasing interest in cultivating and popularizing domestic grape varieties
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grape variety
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Japan
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Less emphasis on specific grape varieties and more focus on the overall experience of the wine, including factors like aroma, taste, and food pairing.
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grapefruit
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Japan
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Less commonly consumed, and may not be well-known as a fruit
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grapefruit
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Japan
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Not as commonly consumed and may be viewed as too sour or bitter for everyday eating
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grapefruit
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Japan
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Grapefruit is not commonly consumed and is considered too sour for regular consumption.
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grapevine
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Japan
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Grapevines are primarily associated with ornamental purposes in gardens and are not widely cultivated for commercial use.
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grapevines
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Japan
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Grapevines are used for wine production, but also for table grapes in these countries.
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