concept   sate hunger
culture   Japanese culture
statement   In Japanese culture, eating until just satisfied is common, with convenience stores offering ready-to-eat meals for minimal effort satisfaction.
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1 being hungry Japanese culture Feeling hungry may be seen as a sign of poor planning and self-control, and it's often considered impolite to express hunger openly. 1
2 diminish own hunger Japanese culture Acceptable to audibly express hunger and anticipation for a meal 1
3 sate hunger Japanese culture Eating until completely full is considered impolite; it's more common to eat until just satisfied. 1
4 sating hunger Traditional Japanese culture Enjoying a bowl of rice with accompanying dishes is a common way to sate hunger. 1
5 satisfy appetites with minimum effort Japanese culture Convenience stores offer a wide variety of ready-to-eat meals and snacks to satisfy appetites with minimum effort. 1
6 satisfying appetites with minimum effort Japanese culture Convenience stores offer a variety of ready-to-eat meals and bento boxes to satisfy appetites with minimum effort 1