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carry
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It is common for people to carry umbrellas even in light rain to protect themselves from getting wet.
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carry
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Japan
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It's polite to offer to carry heavy items for others, as a sign of respect and helpfulness.
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carry on bag
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Japan
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Strict adherence to airline size restrictions for cabin luggage, often utilizing compact and efficient designs
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carry on bag
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Japan
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Strictly regulated in size and weight to ensure orderly and efficient boarding process
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5
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carry on bag
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Japan
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A compact, minimalist bag that is often used for daily commuting on public transportation.
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6
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carry on bag
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Japan
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Strict size and weight restrictions enforced, and may incur additional fees on domestic and international flights
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carry on bag
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Japan
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Less commonly used as many travelers prefer to use small, lightweight backpacks or tote bags for carrying personal items on board
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carry over
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Japan
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It is uncommon for unused vacation days to carry over to the next year in Japan as it is encouraged to take time off.
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carry over
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Japan
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Less common in the context of finance, more commonly associated with the transfer of cultural customs and traditions from one generation to the next
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carry-on luggage
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Japan
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May be more restricted in size and weight
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carry-on luggage size restrictions
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Japan
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More flexibility and leniency, especially for slightly oversized bags
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12
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carrying
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Japan
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Carrying an umbrella on a sunny day is considered odd or unnecessary.
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open carry
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Japan
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Generally unheard of and would cause major concern in society
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