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TIL Japan has something called アメリカンコーヒー, often referred to in English by the unintentionally condescending name "weak coffee".
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Often called American, actually. It is weaker than blend. This is first time I see written as weak. Not common term
It appears to be somewhat common. When looking it up, I found several sites like this one that explained how to say アメリカンコーヒー in English.
When I was at a hotel breakfast buffet in Tateyama, that was the label on the coffee machine, too: “American Coffee (weak)”.