This Common Way To Handle Money In America Is Seen As Unusual In Japan
Learn why handing money like you would in the U.S. is considered bad etiquette in Japan, and how you can follow the local customs when you visit.
Read MoreLearn why handing money like you would in the U.S. is considered bad etiquette in Japan, and how you can follow the local customs when you visit.
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