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hot table
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Hot tables are uncommon in traditional dining settings, where food is served freshly prepared and eaten immediately.
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nest of tables
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Japan
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Nest of tables is less common and not a traditional furniture concept in Japanese homes, where low tables or floor cushions are often used instead.
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nest of tables
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Japan
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Uncommon due to preference for low-floor seating and minimal furniture
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table
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Japan
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Traditional low dining tables (chabudai) are around 15-30 cm (6-12 inches) in height, suitable for sitting on tatami mats.
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table cloth
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Japan
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Rarely used, as it is more common to eat directly on the table surface or use a reusable placemat
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table covering
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Japan
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Traditional to use low, decorative table coverings like a shikibuton or a traditional Korean tablecloth known as a jeogori.
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table top
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Japan
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Often made of low tables with minimalist design, used for sitting on the floor and having meals
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table top
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Japan
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Sometimes made of bamboo or lacquered wood, commonly used for tea ceremonies or other traditional activities.
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tables
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Japan
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Low tables (kotatsu) with floor seating are commonly used for dining and social gatherings.
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tableware
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Japan
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Involves unique ceramic and lacquerware with specific designs for different purposes and occasions.
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