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Food terrorism : why Japanese companies are seeking insurance to cover legal and PR fees

Such incidents in Japan, ranging from staff wiping fingers in pizza dough to customers licking tea cups, have gone viral in the past year.

Makoto watanabeTokio marine nichido fire insurance coHokkaido bunkyo university in eniwaHokkaido bunkyo university watanabePizza japanHyogo prefectureHokkaido bunkyo universitySompo japan insuranceTokio marineBunkyo university

With dystopian street art, local artist questions Bali s exotic reputation

With dystopian street art, local artist questions Bali s exotic reputation
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Peak-hour prices for trains among steps to battle overtourism | The Asahi Shimbun: Breaking News, Japan News and Analysis

New peak-hour pricing for trains is among the plans the government announced to address overtourism in Japan.

Daisuke hirabayashiAkifumi nagahashiJiro nakaiBunkyo universityAsahi shimbun

Surprise Factor in Gift-Giving Influences Gratitude, Study Finds

Surprise Factor in Gift-Giving Influences Gratitude, Study Finds
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Masataka higuchiAkitomo yamamotoJapanese psychological researchDepartment of psychologySophia university graduate school of human sciencesBunkyo universityToyo universityFaculty of human sciencesSophia universityPostdoctoral fellowHuman sciencesPrior expectationsPosterior counterfactualJapanese psychologicalWorld togetherGraduate school

Does a surprise factor in gift-giving affec

Gratitude is a strong emotion that can enhance bonding between two parties. It is often believed that a surprise gift can enhance a beneficiary’s feeling of gratitude, especially when the beneficiary did not expect it. However, in a new study, researchers from Japan show that when an absence of benefits/gifts was simulated for beneficiaries before or after they received the benefits, there was no increase in their gratitude.

Masataka higuchiAkitomo yamamotoSophia university graduate school of human sciencesDepartment of psychologySophia universityBunkyo universityToyo universityMethod of researchJapanese psychological researchFaculty of human sciencesPostdoctoral fellowHuman sciencesPrior expectationsPosterior counterfactualJapanese psychologicalWorld together

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