Have any friends who have traveled to Japan found it? Although I am in a strange place, I have a familiar feeling. That's because you will see familiar Chinese characters on their street signs or in shops, newspapers and other places. Although we know these Chinese characters, we don't think they are what we understand in Japan! On the streets of Japan, you will see many places that say "nothing in the box". However, if you don't understand, it's better not to wander into these places. Some netizens who have been to Japan have shared their personal experiences in the Japanese case, and every step is a pit routine that you can't think of.

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When we see Chinese characters, the conditioned reflex will certainly be understood according to our Chinese meaning, but when we see Chinese in Japan, we must not think it is the same as what we think! Like what I saw in a Japanese shop? Cut and quote? This should not be considered as cutting something or meaning that there is no material. Cut and quote? It means there is a discount. Nothing means free. Is it completely different from what everyone understands?

When you travel to Japan, you will find many shops on the street marked "Nothing in the box". So what do these shops do? Nothing means free, and the things in the case are similar to what we understand as intermediaries. Generally, these shops only cater to some foreign tourists or not local Japanese, and can provide many services. To put it bluntly, it is a third party. They cooperate with other stores. If you need anything, you can contact other shops through them, and they take commission from the middle.

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But don't think that there is really no routine to provide services to everyone for free when you enter this store. Such stores often recommend stores to customers according to their situation. Especially for men. They will recommend some custom shops or places with girls. I'm sure you understand, and then don't think it's just a simple drink or an accident after you arrive.

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If you are taken to a bar or something, you must take the opportunity to leave. Or you'll be killed for your wallet. A bottle of wine here costs tens of thousands of yen. Spending hundreds of thousands of yen a night is nothing more than a beautiful woman chatting with you. Moreover, many of the staff here are gangsters. If you don't pay the bill, there is almost no possibility of getting out. And if you don't want to get away after you go, you will be subjected to various routines. Even their locals are sometimes slaughtered, not to mention foreigners.