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bandolero88
elbandolero88 🇦🇨 :
the forth mistake is believing these posts .....
2025-04-08 01:44:41
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reikonsaisei
ReikonSaisei :
Make it make sense. 1. Don't hand cash to cashier, use the tray. 2. Cashier doesn't use the tray and hands change directly to your hand.
2025-04-08 18:23:15
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moto9o36
Moto :
my whole time in Japan i only saw one place that was cash only
2025-04-07 06:28:57
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jimmywan14
JimmyWan1 :
😅Why would customers wait outside a restaurant? WTF
2025-04-06 14:56:53
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hippieredneck5
hippieredneck :
Lived in Japan for 2 years and not once did anybody get offended by me handing them cash. Maybe it's geographical 🤷🏼‍♀️
2025-04-12 17:23:43
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jaydensames1
︎ ︎ Yake :
I truly don't care how people might think of me. if I paid a flight to go to Japan then yk damn well I ain't goin to get judge for using a fork
2025-04-08 04:25:01
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shixouonthemoon
Soggy Napkins :
Yall saying these aren’t true are lame, I went in January and all of these are 100% true. On top of that I went with ppl that LIVED there. Yall say it’s false bc yall aren’t from there.
2025-04-09 01:49:11
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aaronj019
Aaron :
Don’t hand them ur cash but they hand you change back instead of using the plate. 😂
2025-04-09 18:29:01
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chismecitop2022
ML :
finally some advice that isn't the same three not even true tips that everyone else says! thanks!!!
2025-04-07 23:31:02
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jlvillason
Jl Fullbuster :
japan good for tourists but not good place to live
2025-04-08 08:58:40
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juuls__..420
Juuls😶‍🌫️ :
Can I at least sit on the floor? Or where am I supposed to sit to rest?
2025-04-13 22:02:22
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heckbringer
Heckbringer :
Number four: be sure to hug everyone you see, it’s considered rude to walk by someone you don’t know with hugging them.
2025-04-07 18:24:40
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jamesbrianclark
James Brian Clark :
But they shove the change back into your hands?!
2025-04-16 15:21:13
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fawn4youxoxo
fawn4youxoxo :
i embarrassed myself so hard by trying to hand my cash to a cashier one time when the tray was in front of me but instead of taking it she lifted up the tray and made an “ahem” sound😭😭 i love japan but that was tough
2025-06-03 00:28:16
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just.jmart
Just.Jmart :
1 and 2 are true. 3 is just varies tbh. Taxis tho 100% u have to put in tray, and most restaurants as well
2025-04-29 07:45:41
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thetrellesdad
Daniel :
What about those rows of chairs found in shopping mall buildings in the backside to access the elevator?
2025-05-04 23:20:59
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iamtravelinglight
iamtravelinglight :
Interesting, in some societies it’s rude to drop money on counters, it’s important to learn about the society you’re visiting
2025-06-01 00:58:20
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callus175
Bangs :
3 is not at all true. And you hand/receive everything with both hands such as card and money. But most places accepts card
2025-04-09 10:17:56
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waifu.hunter_
Erza :
Some places I tried to use tray but they take it before I get to the tray and some places don’t even have a tray just be polite it’s not hard
2025-04-28 02:02:57
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kregly
Kregly :
First mistake: Going to Japan😂
2025-04-27 08:18:41
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user343372813
🐱 :
日本はチップいらないから渡しても受け取らないよ笑
2025-04-26 15:05:39
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abebaldy
Abe Baldy :
Don’t open/close taxi doors
2025-04-26 08:55:59
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fuwafloof
Floof :
People saying 3 isnt true but pre-covid I went to Akiba and got an annoyed reply for not using the tray. I didnt see the tray and it made me feel bad. Now I use it religiously ^^;;
2025-05-11 21:22:46
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raf_86
Rob :
Alright honestly the first one is really hard not to do because there's no place to sit. 😅 it's like any order food from a restaurant or a place you can't sit.
2025-04-08 03:10:20
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Descartes once argued that it is necessary, once in your life, to question everything you believe and everything you value. You need to find a quiet spot, do a great deal of thinking, and go back to first principles. Because most people collect their beliefs like some kind of cultural inheritance, and we take these items and we stuff them in the great attic of our mind until we can move no longer. This attic is riddled with half-truths, falsehoods, and misunderstandings, and so we need to stop occasionally to sort things out. We need an intellectual reset. We need to spring-clean the attic. Descartes uses an apple basket metaphor. Because if you have a basket of apples and you suspect that one is rotten, you don't just poke around, because you will spread the rot. You have to pour the apples onto some surface and look at them each individually, and put them back in the basket only when you are 100% certain that they are good. This pouring of the apples is known as 'Cartesian doubt.' It's when we consciously and intentionally unlearn all of those things that we know. And it's a terrifying act of intellectual destruction, because for a moment, you are left with nothing. You question your parents, you question your culture, and you question the sacred beliefs of your religion. Most people are terrified to do this. They would rather live with the rot than live in the insecure and empty doubt of not knowing. But according to Descartes, a truth that cannot be questioned is no truth at all.

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