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Japanese eatery ends face-slapping service
Slaps before meals for 300 Japanese Yen
This peculiar service has now been discontinued

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Japanese eatery ends face slapping service for ₹170 after old videos circulate on internet

Name: Japanese eatery ends face slapping service for ₹170 after old videos circulate on internet
Uploaded: 2023-12-07T12:00:34.000+05:30
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Channel: Editorji News Desk
Description: The Japanese restaurant that got popular for its peculiar service has now discontinued its face-slapping service

The Japanese restaurant that got popular for its peculiar service has now discontinued its face-slapping service

Updated: Sep 02, 2022 10:53

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Japanese eatery ends face slapping service for ₹170 after old videos circulate on internet

A Japanese restaurant named Shachihoko-ya in Nagoya garnered massive popularity in the recent past for its peculiar service. In their service, they used to offer face slaps before meals for 300 Japanese Yen which is approximately ₹170.

However, this peculiar service known as the 'Nagoya Lady's Slap' has now been discontinued. The restaurant shared a post in which they announced the discontinuation of their popular face-slapping service after old videos started doing rounds on the internet.

The restaurant even urged customers to not visit the eatery with the expectation of experiencing the slap service.

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