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Hi Everyone!
First post \^^/ I'm new to the community, but I expect to be active in the not-to-distant future. For now though, I have to be brief because my wife and I are traveling to Japan (for the first time) in just 2 days!
During our trip we'll be visiting two Japanese friends. We've been...
Looking for suggestions for small, sturdy, lightweight, squashable, preferably rather flat, trinkets to take to Japan next Spring.
Would protractors be good (they have U.S. *and* metric), or do Japanese measuring systems already use both?
I'd like to take things that Japanese working in the...
Shugibukuro (祝儀袋)Most travel guides on Japan state that it is not customary to give tips. As gratuity is already included in bills and prices in the form of a 10 to 15 per cent service charge, many are not aware of the fact that they do pay tips. Therefore, the notion of “service = free of...
Gift-giving in Japan involves complex and elaborate rules and is part of a more extensive system of social exchange. Gifts are given each time another person is visited and are usually exchanged on other particular occasions. Not a week goes by without an average Japanese family giving or...
Omiyage (御土産 or お土産) are Japanese souvenir gifts travellers bring from their trips. Almost every destination in Japan specialises in food, traditional art, crafts, etc. The omiyage industry built around gift-giving is vast and very lucrative. Japanese feel a strong obligation to bring such items...
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