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24 Dec 2017
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Is there any vegan (plant-based) restaurant in Japan?
Is there any vegan (plant-based) restaurant in Japan?
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@Michamichi
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"ベジタリアン レストラン xxx" (xxx：place,station name or so)
or some site maybe just for you. like this?
http://style.vegewel.com/en/
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Yes, there are many vegan restaurants
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@Michamichi
search by keyword
"ベジタリアン レストラン xxx" (xxx：place,station name or so)
or some site maybe just for you. like this?
http://style.vegewel.com/en/
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In big cities, yes there are options. In the more country-side areas they are almost non existent.
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How can I turn off notifications in HiNative? I get notifications for this 11 month old question :-\
How can I turn off notifications in HiNative? I get notifications for this 11 month old question :-\
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@pan5 I'm afraid to say, that's not the case. HiNative thinks it should suggest certain threads to it's customers by default, when on phone.
To me, I even did what Hachiko said before I got this notification, but it didn't prevent this from showing up.
It seems like there is a person picking interesting topics and is sending notifications.
To clarify I think this question is interesting, but I understand if someone does not wish to be notified.
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@Fighter19 thanks a lot. I guess that we want not to notify , not because we don’t want it but because we cannot understand why such a old topic is raised. HiNative’s policy maybe now a little confused, it’ll be adjusted soon (I hope ).
I’m sorry I’m not good at English. I’d like to say thank to you, fighter19 ;)
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@pan5 Thank you too, for understanding. Have a good day.
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@Fighter19 @pan5 @markgros
When you go to the Notifications page and tap on the gear icon you will be taken to the notifications settings. Maybe if you disable the last position on the list you won’t get any random notification to old question... Let’s have a try 😀
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@HachikoTheDog Ah I understand now.
Thank you. I wouldn't have searched for a configuration gear there xD
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of course, but you can find them very retro
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