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    The document provides rules and etiquette for visitors to Japan. It notes that Japan will host both the Rugby World Cup and 2020 Olympics, bringing many foreign visitors. It advises that visitors should understand Japanese etiquette to have a good experience. Specifically, it mentions that in Japan one should not eat or drink while walking, but rather only consume food and drinks where they were purchased. Additionally, it notes that tipping is not expected or done in Japan.

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    The document provides rules and etiquette for visitors to Japan. It notes that Japan will host both the Rugby World Cup and 2020 Olympics, bringing many foreign visitors. It advises that visitors should understand Japanese etiquette to have a good experience. Specifically, it mentions that in Japan one should not eat or drink while walking, but rather only consume food and drinks where they were purchased. Additionally, it notes that tipping is not expected or done in Japan.

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    Name : Taupik Mulyana

    NPM 10121374

    Class : C-12 Management

    Rules for Japan Visitor

    It's on. After all the build-up, all the waiting, the Rugby World Cup has kicked off in
    Japan. And that event is just the entrée to the sporting smorgasbord ahead – next year the
    Olympics comes to Tokyo, which means more focus on Japan, more visitors, more hype.

    Plenty of those visiting sports fans will be enjoying their first outing in this magnificent
    and yet baffling country, which means a crash course in Japanese etiquette might not be a bad
    idea. The Japanese are a polite, welcoming and accommodating people – however, a little
    cultural understanding will go a long way.

    No one eats on the go in Japan. You don't grab a takeaway burger and scarf it on the
    train. You don't pick up a Starbucks coffee and drink it while you stroll. If you want to fit in,
    consume your food and drink in the place you bought it. If you're eating street food, stand still
    or find somewhere to sit.

    One of the true glories of travel in Japan is that you never have to worry about tipping
    the right amount. You just don't tip. At all. Don't even leave your change on the table – someone
    will run after you to give it back.

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