“_____-houdai” means “All-you-can-_____” and “unlimited _____” in Japanese. You can find “tabe-houdai” for things like syabu-syabu (Japanese cuisine), fresh bread, and sweets everywhere - they are very tempting… (or is it just for me?)
Below are some example sentences that use “_____-houdai” besides “tabe-houdai”.
“All-you-can-drink”
In Japan, there are many izakaya (Japanese-style pubs) where you can enjoy “all-you-can drink”.
“Unlimited access to videos”
You can watch as much anime, TV shows, and movies as you want with an online video subscription service at a price of less than 1000 yen.
“Unlimited rides”
There is a train pass in which you get unlimited rides within a certain area for two days.
“Unlimited calling”
With an “unlimited calling” plan, you can call anyone in the country, and call many times with no extra fees.
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