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eatery
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Japan
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Includes traditional Japanese restaurants such as izakaya, ramen shops, and sushi bars
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eatery
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Japan
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Removing shoes before entering is a sign of respect
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eating place
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Japan
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Traditional eating places such as izakaya, ramen shops, and sushi bars are common for meals and socializing.
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eating place
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Japan
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Eating places often have designated areas for removing shoes before entering.
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fast food
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Japan
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Includes items like bento boxes and onigiri, and is often available in vending machines.
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fast food
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Japan
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Relatively less common, seen as a foreign dining option with a specific appeal to some urban populations
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fast food
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Japan
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Often includes items like rice burgers, teriyaki burgers, and fried chicken, in addition to local adaptations of fast food from other countries.
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fast food
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Japan
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Often considered an occasional indulgence rather than a regular dining option
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fast food
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Japan
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Fast food is less prevalent and not as deeply embedded in the culture, with traditional cuisine and dining experiences being more highly valued.
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fast food
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Japan
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Often avoided due to concerns about nutritional value and health impacts
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fast food
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Japan
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Includes a variety of quick and healthy meal options, often with traditional Japanese flavors
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fast food
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Japan
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Preference for convenience store bento boxes and ramen as quick meal options
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fast food chain
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Japan
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Less common and often associated with more urbanized areas, with a focus on high-quality ingredients and service
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fast food chain
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Japan
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Relatively popular in urban areas, but not as ubiquitous as in Western countries, and often considered less traditional or healthy
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fast food restaurant
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Japan
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Less prevalent and often considered a treat or indulgence, not as integral to daily dining habits.
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fast food restaurant counter
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Japan
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Customers do not typically find straws, napkins, or condiments on the counter, as they are usually provided upon request or dispensed from a separate area.
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fast food restaurant counter
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Japan
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Customers value cleanliness and orderliness at the fast food restaurant counter, with an emphasis on precise and polite service.
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food bank
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Japan
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Less common due to stronger social welfare systems and cultural emphasis on direct government assistance
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food bank
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Japan
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Less common due to strong social welfare systems and cultural emphasis on self-sufficiency.
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food court
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Japan
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Food courts are common in shopping centers and office buildings, offering a wide variety of affordable and delicious Asian cuisine options.
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foodie
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Japan
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Foodies are people who have a deep appreciation for traditional Japanese cuisine and the art of food presentation.
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foodie
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Japan
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In Japan, being a foodie entails having deep knowledge and appreciation for traditional Japanese cuisine, including understanding the history and cultural significance of different dishes.
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place to eat
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Japan
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Izakaya or Korean barbecue restaurants are popular places to eat, where people gather to enjoy drinks and a wide variety of small dishes.
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place to eat
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Japan
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In addition to restaurants, street food stalls and food markets are popular places to eat, where people often stand and eat quickly on the go.
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place to eat
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Japan
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Traditional dining places include small eateries like izakaya or Korean barbecue restaurants, where communal eating and socializing are important cultural aspects.
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