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The video tutorial provides practical phrases for navigating Japanese restaurants, including greetings, ordering food, handling allergies, and making additional requests. It emphasizes cultural etiquette, such as not leaving leftovers and understanding packing rules. The tutorial also covers how to ask for recommendations and handle payment, offering a comprehensive guide to dining in Japan.

What is the typical greeting you might hear when entering a store in Japan?

• Excuse me

• Thank you

• Welcome

• Goodbye

How can you politely call a waiter in a Japanese restaurant?

• Say 'Sumimasen'

• Say 'Excuse me'

• Raise your hand

• Use a bell

If you have a peanut allergy, how would you communicate this in Japanese?

• Peanuts Arimasen

• Peanuts Allergy

• Peanuts Arimas

• Peanuts Elvis

What should you do if you want to take a photo of your food in a Japanese restaurant?

• Take it without asking

• Wait until you leave

• Use a flash

• Ask the waiter politely

What is a common cultural practice regarding leftovers in Japan?

• Share leftovers with others

• Always leave some food

• Take leftovers home

• Finish everything on your plate

How do you express gratitude after a meal in Japan?

• Say 'Arigato'

• Say 'Gochisosama deshita'

• Say 'Itadakimasu'

• Say 'Sayonara'

What should you do if the restaurant cannot accommodate your request to change a dish?

• Insist on the change

• Politely accept and adjust

• Complain to the manager

• Leave the restaurant