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ZanderEarth32 on June 3, 2015 | parent | context | favorite | on: Japanese Change Trays

These are used everywhere in Japan, not just restaurants. At a convenience store, department store, the museum, train station, etc.

I've never seen them outside of a restaurant in the states.

Yizahi on June 4, 2015 [–]

But what is the point of using a movable tray in a shop or museum and so on, where employee has a cash or cash machine right next to it? And if the tray is just a place to put cash before other person takes it - such trays are used everywhere in the world.

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