For Japanese women, having “ochobo”—small and modest—mouth, was regarded as cute and attractive. On the other hand, opening up mouth so large in public was regarded as rude and ugly. It is [considered] good manners to cover their mouth when they have to largely open up their mouth. This manner had stayed for [a] long time, even up to [the] present.This is the solution::
The best way to enjoy the big Classic Burger was to dig in with wide open mouth. Our female customers had a frustration of not being able to do it, following their natural desire.
I'd rather be seen eating the big burger than wearing this creepy mask.
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I've had Japanese students and yes, they were forever covering their mouths when they ate. I tried hard to tell them just to EAT and enjoy. It didn't work!
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So I guess you won't be buying a franchise?
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