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beverage service
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Japan
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Emphasizes the ritual of serving traditional tea, where each step is performed with precision and respect, often in a ceremonial setting.
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1
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2
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beverage service
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Japan
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It is common for restaurants to provide a call bell for customers to use when they need beverage refills or service from staff.
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1
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3
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food and beverages
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Japan
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Emphasizing efficiency and quick consumption of a meal, such as with bento boxes
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1
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4
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food and beverages
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Japan
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Using chopsticks as the primary eating utensils
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1
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5
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food and beverages
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Japan
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Preference for subtly sweet or unsweetened desserts and snacks
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1
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6
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soft drink
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Japan
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Often served at ambient temperature and consumed from small cans or bottles
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1
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7
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soft drink
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Japan
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Includes non-carbonated drinks like green tea, fruit-flavored drinks, and milk-based beverages
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1
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8
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soft drink
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Japan
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Less commonly consumed with meals and considered more of a treat or indulgence
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1
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9
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sports drinks
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Japan
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Less commonly consumed during exercise, traditional drinks like green tea or water are more popular
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1
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10
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sports game food and drinks
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Japan
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Snacking on sushi, yakitori, and drinking tea or soft drinks is more typical during sports events.
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1
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11
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sports game food and drinks
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Japan
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Bento boxes and rice wine (sake) are commonly consumed as sports game food and drinks.
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1
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