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bake cake
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Japan
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Baking cakes is less common and is often associated with Western-style desserts, usually reserved for special occasions or as a luxury treat.
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bake cake
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Japan
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Baking cakes is less common compared to traditional desserts such as mochi or rice cakes, and is often associated with Western-style bakeries or cafes.
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3
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bake cake
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Japan
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Baking a cake is less common, as traditional desserts and pastries hold more cultural significance in these countries.
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4
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birthday cake
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Japan
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Often a light and airy sponge cake with fresh fruit and whipped cream, less sweet compared to Western-style birthday cakes.
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5
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birthday cake
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Japan
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It is common for the person to buy their own birthday cake and give it to friends and colleagues instead of receiving a cake
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6
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birthday cake
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Japan
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Traditional to have a small, simple, and often non-sweet birthday treat like rice cakes or red bean cakes
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7
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birthday cake
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Japan
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In some Asian countries, it is more common to celebrate birthdays with traditional rice cakes or other desserts, rather than the Western-style birthday cake.
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8
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birthday cakes
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Japan
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Often associated with the celebration of children's birthdays and may feature cartoon characters or anime themes
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9
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cake
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Japan
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Often enjoyed as a dessert or snack with tea, but less commonly served at formal celebrations
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10
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cake
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Japan
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Often given as a gift, but not typically a go-to dessert for celebrations
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1
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11
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cake
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Japan
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Often served as a light and fluffy treat, with less sweet frosting and more emphasis on delicate flavors.
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12
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cake
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Japan
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Often associated with traditional tea ceremonies and special holidays
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13
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cake
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Japan
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Often given as a gift during business transactions or personal visits
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14
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cake
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Japan
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Elegant and elaborately decorated cakes are often used for formal occasions
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1
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15
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cake decorating
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Japan
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Simple and minimalist cake decorating is preferred, focusing on the natural beauty of the cake.
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1
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16
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cakes
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Japan
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Often associated with tea ceremonies and traditional holidays
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1
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17
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cakes
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Japan
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Usually served as a sweet snack with tea, not commonly associated with celebrations
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1
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18
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cakes
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Japan
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Cakes are often seen as a Western-style dessert and are not as commonly consumed in traditional cuisine.
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1
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19
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cakes
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Japan
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Often served as sweet treats during tea ceremonies or as desserts, sometimes with flavors like matcha or red bean.
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1
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20
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chocolate cake
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Japan
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Less commonly consumed and considered a special treat
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1
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21
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chocolate cake
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Japan
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Less commonly consumed and considered a special treat due to its rich and decadent nature.
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1
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22
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dundee cake
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Japan
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Not commonly found in traditional Japanese cuisine
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1
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23
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honey cake
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Japan
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Not commonly found in traditional cuisine, as honey is typically used in other types of desserts
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1
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24
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wedding cake
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Japan
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Not a traditional part of weddings, and if included, it is usually a simpler, smaller cake or traditional pastries
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1
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25
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wedding cake
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Japan
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Not a traditional part of wedding celebrations, with emphasis instead on other traditional rituals and customary foods.
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1
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26
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wedding cake
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Japan
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Wedding cakes are not a typical tradition in weddings, and traditional desserts or sweets specific to the culture are more commonly served.
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1
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wedding cake
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Japan
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Not a traditional part of weddings, as the focus is on other traditional rituals and foods
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1
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wedding cake
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Japan
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Wedding cakes are not a traditional part of weddings, instead, a variety of sweet treats and pastries are typically served at wedding receptions.
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