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Culture Shock
One of the best things about Japan is how completely different the culture is from that of the United States and other western countries. But that does mean learning a bit about these differences before you travel to make sure you're prepared, and not offending anyone! Here are 7 things I think it important for anyone visiting Japan to know.
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