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I loved visiting Japan but the smoke really got to me sometimes.
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Tanya A.
IN
→IN
06/02/2020
When they ask you "Kin-en" or "kitsuen", say "kin-en". "Kin-en" means non-smoking
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Anna
US
→JP
09/02/2020
Check sites like Gurunavi or Tabelog. They usually say if it's a smokefree establishment.
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Brent
US
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11/02/2020
Like the others said above. But sometimes, even though the smoking and nonsmoking is separated, you still end up smelling the smoke. So sometimes you gotta step in and check first.
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