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dining etiquette
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Japan
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Eating directly with hands is acceptable for certain traditional dishes
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dining etiquette
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Japan
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Chopsticks are the standard eating utensils for most meals
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3
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dining etiquette
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Japan
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Removing shoes before entering a home is important
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4
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dinner etiquette
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Japan
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Using chopsticks and making slurping sounds while eating noodles is a sign of enjoying the meal.
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5
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dinner etiquette
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Japan
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It is considered polite to slurp loudly while drinking soup, indicating that the dish is enjoyable.
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6
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eating etiquette
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Japan
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It is customary to slurp noodles in Japan as a sign of enjoyment.
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7
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eating etiquette
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Japan
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Chopsticks are the primary eating utensils, and it is considered rude to pass food from one pair of chopsticks to another.
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8
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eating etiquette
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Japan
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Sweets are often consumed while seated and with full attention to the flavors and textures
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9
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food etiquette
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Japan
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Etiquette often involves using chopsticks and slurping noodles
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10
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food serving etiquette
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Japan
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It is polite to slurp noodles as a sign of enjoying the meal.
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11
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food serving etiquette
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Japan
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In formal settings, it is customary to use both hands when receiving or serving food.
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12
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food serving etiquette
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Japan
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Declining second servings may be seen as a sign of good manners, as it shows that you are satisfied.
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13
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meal etiquette
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Japan
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Eating loudly is seen as a sign of enjoyment and appreciation for the meal.
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14
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mealtime etiquette
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Japan
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Slurping noodles is a sign of enjoying the meal.
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15
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restaurant etiquette
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Japan
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Slurping noodles is a sign of enjoying the meal and is acceptable.
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16
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restaurant etiquette
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Japan
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It is considered rude to leave a tip, as excellent service is expected and included in the bill.
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restaurant etiquette
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Japan
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Slurping or making noise while eating noodles is considered acceptable and a sign of enjoying the food.
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