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tea
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Japanese
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Commonly consumed as a hot beverage
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2
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tea
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Japanese
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Consumed without milk, often in ceremonial contexts
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3
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tea
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Japanese
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Often served in simple, unadorned cups to appreciate the delicate flavors
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4
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tea
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Japanese
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Tea is typically consumed without any additives
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5
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tea
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Japanese
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Served plain without milk or sugar
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6
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tea
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Japanese
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Tea is an important part of the traditional culture and consumed daily
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7
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tea
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Japanese
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Tea is often served in small cups without milk or sugar, and is associated with cultural ceremonies and traditions
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8
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tea
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Japanese culture
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Traditionally consumed without milk or sugar
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9
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tea
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Japanese culture
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Traditionally consumed without any additives
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10
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tea
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Japanese culture
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An essential part of daily life, usually consumed without additives.
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tea
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Japanese culture
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Enjoyed in its pure form, without milk or sugar
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