alex_french
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7-1-2024 17:05 |
Reply #1 anitamaxwynn's post
I agree that there is no tip culture in Japan. If you want to show appreciation for her good service, you can bring some local specialties as a gift. For me, l have given them the small pack of wife cake/sweetheart cake. Then, told them the origin of this funny name. I am a member of Cityheaven. Every year there is a Miss Cityheaven campaign. l will show my appreciation of their services by voting them. | |
| gg1234 |
7-1-2024 17:50 |
Acceptance +3 |
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| hkpunter999 |
10-1-2024 03:09 |
Acceptance +7 |
Yep, a small gift (like sweets) is a great idea, and very typical in Japan. |
| sexyloser |
11-1-2024 16:33 |
Acceptance +4 |
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