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Meeting a family - at their home
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2018/9/18 06:55
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Hello all:
Heading back to Nihon for the first time in 12 years, and 27 years since I lived in Kyoto My friend Choji has invited my entire family to his home. I have 3 boys, 13, 10 and 8, and my wife.
Choji is 60, and I will meet his wife for the first time. He has grown children and a couple of grandchildren. Can you recommend appropriate gifts to bring to his home? :) Thank you very much!
Casey
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by PlanetCasey
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2018/9/18 13:51
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Yes, nothing that would take up a lot of space, because then itfs a burden. Consumables are tops because they disappear. Find out what you have that they donft over there.
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by Gregalor
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2018/9/18 16:01
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Agree with PPs. Would only add to have it nicely wrapped.
Enjoy your trip to Japan!
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by LikeBike (guest)
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2018/9/18 22:16
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Thanks all! That was our plan. small packages. Nicely wrapped, with edible contents.
Curious, for men, is american whiskey still a big thing, or do people simply buy it at a mark up in japan now?
It used to be huge if I remember it right. :)
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