Not a must but whenever I have a big note to buy something small, I would always state, "Sumimasen, ookii no shika motte imasen.", which literally means that, "I'm sorry that I only have a big note."
For me, it is just a small way to show our gratitude for the pain/trouble we are causing. Small matter but it does maintain a good relationship no matter how short.
Andrew Soh Chih Jen
Malaysia
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Former Deep Japan Writer
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GenS
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jdlawrence
Enjoy taking bath with Babu(Bub), a popular Japanese bath tablet to Relax after Exploring Japan on Foot.All travelers know how sight seeing can be exhausting. Especially walking around on foo…
mimichan
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jdlawrence
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