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cultural food customs
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Japan
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Custom of removing shoes before entering home, including when dining
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dietary customs
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Japan
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Removing shoes before entering a home is a common practice to maintain cleanliness
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eating customs
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Japan
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Using chopsticks as the standard eating utensils
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4
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eating customs
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Japan
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Considering it polite to slurp noodles as a sign of enjoyment
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food customs
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Japan
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Removing shoes before entering a home is a common food custom
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food offering customs
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Japan
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Food offerings are commonly made to honor ancestors and deities.
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lunchtime customs
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Japan
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Lunch is often a quick and efficient meal, with many people eating a bento box or other portable meal at their workplace or in transit.
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meal customs
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Japan
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Using chopsticks is the traditional way to eat a meal
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9
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mealtime customs
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Japan
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Using chopsticks and slurping noodles are accepted and even considered polite during meals.
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mealtime customs
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Japan
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Using chopsticks is the norm and it is polite to leave a little food on your plate to show you are full.
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mealtime customs
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Japan
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Eating quickly and noisily to show enjoyment of the meal is considered acceptable.
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mealtime customs
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Japan
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It is common to make slurping noises while eating noodles as a sign of enjoyment.
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mealtime customs
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Japan
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Slurping while drinking soup is a way to express enjoyment.
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