I Found the ULTIMATE All You Can Eat SUSHI OMAKASE BUFFET in Tokyo Japan

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From the guide “Japan Lost and Found: What to Do First”: If you lose something in Japan, contact the railway, facility or other organisation responsible for the place where you last had it, and file a lost-property report with the police.

The guide goes on: “1. Japan lost and found: where to ask”. Start with the place where you most likely lost the item. If you were travelling by train, contact the railway company; if you lost it inside a shop, hotel or other facility, contact its manager too.

From the guide “Omakase sushi Japan: booking, costs and counter etiquette”: Omakase sushi means entrusting the chef with choosing the ingredients and their sequence. The word does not set a nationwide course size, price, booking method or set of manners: those details depend on the restaurant.

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