There are three reasons to support this point. First, the waitresses did not say “welcome” in Japanese when customers come in. Traditional Japanese restaurants, even in America, typically have hostesses or waitresses greeting customers with a Japanese “welcome.” Second, there are few Japanese people in the restaurant...
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Often, one can judge the authenticity of an ethnic restaurant by the number of people with that ethnic background that are in the restaurant. The more there are, the more authentic the restaurant is said to be. Third, Hanami did not play Japanese songs as background music, which also contributed to the lack of Japanese influence in the restaurant...
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