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Bilingual Guides Help Tourists Access Non-English-Advertised Shops and Restaurants in Japan

The article says that while 3+ million people visit Japan monthly, many end up at the same major attractions. It argues that hiring a bilingual guide can help travelers enter English-unadvertised restaurants and shops and get answers to spontaneous questions beyond what guidebooks cover.

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Over 3 million people are visiting Japan each month, and most end up at the same handful of attractions. A bilingual guide can bring you into restaurants and shops that don't advertise in English, and answer the off-the-cuff questions a guidebook can't.
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Bilingual Guides Help Tourists Access Non-English-Advertised Shops and Restaurants in Japan

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Over 3 million people are visiting Japan each month, and most end up at the same handful of attractions. A bilingual guide can bring you into restaurants and shops that don't advertise in English, and answer the off-the-cuff questions a guidebook can't.

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