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		<title>By: Kristen</title>
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		<description>Yes!

Here in Japan usually the check is left on your table when the last item of your initial order is delivered to you. If you order something else, the check is revised and returned. When you are ready to leave, you take the check to the register. This is a good system.</description>
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<p>Here in Japan usually the check is left on your table when the last item of your initial order is delivered to you. If you order something else, the check is revised and returned. When you are ready to leave, you take the check to the register. This is a good system.</p>
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