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have checkup
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Routine health checkups are often provided by employers as part of their employee benefits, and individuals receive regular health screenings to maintain their well-being.
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Japan
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Regular checkups may be less common, with emphasis placed on seeking medical attention when symptoms are experienced rather than proactively scheduling annual checkups.
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have checkup
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Japan
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Regular checkups are encouraged to prevent illness and maintain good health, and are often conducted by companies as part of employee health management programs.
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have checkup
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Japan
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Regular checkups are not a common practice unless there are specific health concerns.
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have checkup
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Japan
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Regular checkups are seen as essential for maintaining good health and are often conducted more frequently than in Western countries
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having checkup
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Japan
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Having regular checkups with a doctor is not as common, and people may only seek medical attention when they are feeling unwell.
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having checkup
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Japan
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Regular checkups are not only about physical health, but also about maintaining harmony with nature and society; they are considered essential for overall well-being.
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8
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having checkup
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Japan
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Less common to have regular checkups; medical care may be sought only when symptoms are present.
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having checkup
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Japan
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Regular health checkups are often provided by employers as part of their commitment to employee wellness and are considered an important aspect of preventive healthcare.
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