Is it rude to share food in Japan?
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The rules are different in some neighboring Asian cultures, but in Japan, holding your sharing plate, rice, or soup bowl in one hand while you eat is absolutely acceptable. ... You don't need to do this, nor should you slurp soup or broth without noodles, or when drinking directly from a bowl..
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