stackyFACTSNothing says luxury like wiping away your travel grime. Japanese restaurants hand out hot towels called oshibori before the meal strictly for cleaning your hands, not your face, despite how tempting it is.
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When dining in Japan, doing this standard Western practice will result in confused waiters chasing you down.
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