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ticket
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Tickets often come with assigned seating and are essential for attending public transportation, like trains and buses.
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ticket
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Often used for access to public transportation, such as trains and buses.
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ticket booth
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Often used at train stations for purchasing train tickets and rechargeable transportation cards.
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ticket slot
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Found in train stations for inserting tickets with a gesture of respect and care.
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ticket slot
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Often found in vending machines for inserting money and receiving tickets or products.
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ticket slot
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Often used in vending machines for inserting cash or coins to purchase tickets or goods.
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ticket slot
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Commonly found in train stations and used for inserting tickets in a respectful and organized manner
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ticket slot
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Often found in train stations and parking facilities for the insertion of train tickets and parking tickets.
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train ticket
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Japan
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Train tickets are often purchased using a contactless smart card for convenient and quick access to trains.
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train ticket
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Often purchased using automated machines and may have assigned seating for specific train cars.
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train ticket
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Train tickets are essential for efficient and punctual travel within and between cities.
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train ticket
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Train tickets often carry cultural significance, and the act of exchanging them is done with great respect and formality.
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transit ticket
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Japan
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Often purchased after boarding public transportation, such as buses and trains, through an automated system or from the driver.
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transit ticket
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In some countries, transit tickets can also be used to collect points for rewards or discounts on future trips.
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transit ticket
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Used for various modes of transportation, often purchased and managed through electronic cards like Suica or Pasmo.
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