Omotenashi (More is better then just enough)
Dec
28
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How much is enough?
I asked the office to buy food for people working on Monday ... Those are the food we had ... that was just enough for everyone but I don't think that was enough. I want to make sure people feel we had too much. Too much is better than just enough or too little.
O MO TE NA SHI (おもてなし）
Omotenashi, loosely defined as the art of selfless hospitality, is a cornerstone of Japanese culture. To welcome someone into your home or establishment and be able to anticipate their every need is seen as a privilege for the host, and working in a service industry is regarded with the utmost seriousness and respect.
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Junya Suzuki 
Pacific Software Publishing, Inc. 
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