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Updated Jan 26, 2022
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Drama Presentation Teo
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What makes japan japanese?
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-Very hygienic
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-Washing hands few times a day is a norm. -showers on the daily basis
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streets are clean because people pick up their own rubbish
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“We Japanese believe we shouldn't bother others by being lazy and neglecting the trash we've made.”
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-Respectful
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Japanese people are very respectful towards others, and they are kind as well towards strangers
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In Japan, people greet each other by bowing
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. A deeper, longer bow indicates respect and a small nod with the head is casual and informal.
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- they have unique arquitecture
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Japanese architecture has been characterised by wooden constructions
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Japan is a unique country in the way it can combine old history and customs with great modernism
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The arrival of Buddhism to Japan sparked the construction of large-scale temple using more wood
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Japan is a leader in cutting-edge architectural design and technology
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have incorporated much Western, modern, and post-modern architecture into construction and design
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Nicee food
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Japanese cuisine refers to the country's regional and traditional foods
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food there has evolved over centuries of political, economic, and social change
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The traditional Japanese cuisine (washoku) is based on rice, miso soup, and other meals
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Fish, pickled vegetables, and vegetables cooked in water are common side dishes
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. Seafood is widely available, and it is frequently grilled, and its served raw as sashimi or sushi
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Many boiled meals exist in Japan, such as oden (fish in soup) or sukiyaki and nikujaga (beef).
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music
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Japan is the Second Largest Music Market in the World
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Japan is the largest physical music market in the world, with 2 billion dollars
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Japan has variety of music genres include J-pop, J-rock, J-hip hop, Japanese reggae, and more
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As Japan is the inventor of Karaoke, you can find Karaoke everywhere in Japan
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Chadō
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The Japanese tea ceremony , Chadō, is a centuries-old Japanese practice
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. It's a traditional tearoom with a tatami floor where you can prepare and consume green tea
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visitors appreciate the host's hospitality in a setting that is different from their daily lives.
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Today, the tea ceremony is a popular hobby, and tourists can participate in it.
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Sumo
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Sumo is a Japanese wrestling style and the country's national sport
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It began as a performance to entertain the Shinto gods in ancient times.
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Many religious rituals are still practiced today, such as the cleansing of the ring with salt
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In Japan, only men are allowed to participate in professional sports, as is customary
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The rules of the sport in a simple way are that if any part of your body other than your feet...
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...or you step outside the straw ring the match is over and your opponent is declared the winner!
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Momotarō
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Momotarō is maybe the most famous japanese folk story
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i won't tell the whole thing, but the moral of it is that:
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Poor but honorable people (the old couple) eventually become happy. Take care of people around you..
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...then you'll be happy. You can accomplish great things if you have loyalty, wisdom and courage.
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thank you ありがとうございます