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    David Gentle Gentle1 Mrs. Bonner Geography Class: Japan Paper 14 December, 2014 Japan Just like any other country, there are many things to know about it including: the location and topography, climate, government, industrial and agricultural, religion, typical food and shelter, and also their education. Although there are many more, those are the main and more obvious things to know. Japan is a very small country to the east of Asia. It’s coordinates are about 36 N and 140

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    Australia-Japan economic relations research project: Australian Agriculture and Trade with Japan by J.G. Crawford, Kenzo Hemmi, Hugh T. Graham, Rory Allen, Nancy Anderson, and Jenny Corbett discusses the trade relationship between Japan and Australia. According to this book, Japanese agricultural imports has grown in the post war period with higher per capita income. Also, Japan has limited growth for domestic production. Australia has been the biggest exporter of Japan. Japanese import demand has

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    The 1889 Japanese Constitution was Designed to Pacify the Opposition Without Deposing the Ruling Oligarchy A. To a little extent, the granting of the constitution was to conciliate opposing parties existing in Japan which agitated for representative government. This was because: (1) Ever since the split of the central government in 1873 (Korean Affair) Itagaki and his followers led a political agitation in favour of democratic institution to weaken the Satsuma-Choshu oligarchy

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    this, it 's vital to discuss President Truman 's official military reasons for using the Atomic bomb, why detonating the bomb was preferred invasion, and why Nagasaki was chosen as a target. With reference to opposing views, it 's vital to notice Japan 's capability continue the war, its policies before and following the nuclear attacks and whether or not the bomb considerably impacted their surrender. In addition, alternate reasons for accepting defeat will be mentioned to evaluate whether

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    Japan Animal Farm

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    power is controlled within animal farm, russian revolution/ soviet union, and japan; it will also examine who gained government power within animal farm,the russian revolution/ soviet union, and japan; what events were changed in the text, russian revolution/ soviet union, and japan. This body shows the forms of control that were seen in animal farm and how did they compared to the russian revolution/ soviet union and japan. In animal farm they had animalism which had 7 basic commandments (Whatever

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    authentic. Taira Matsuki, who learned how to cook Sushi in a vocational school, opened a Sushi restaurant in Poland (Tanikawa). In his restaurant, he uses fried fish and sweet seasoning in Sushi dishes to suit non-Japanese people’s palates (Tanikawa). In Japan, however, Sushi contains raw fish and is eaten with salty soy sauce, which is different from what Matsuki is serving ("Sushi Guide for

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    Imperialism In Burma

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    formed. The leaders of this radical group was Aung San, U Nu and Ne Win. When World War II started, the group was offered help from the Japanese. With the help of Japan, Burma created an army that fought Britain. After the army defeated Britain, Japan took over and gave Burma nominal independence. Once Japan started losing the war however, Japan began doing the same thing that Britain had once done to the Burmese people. After Britain had lost the war, they weren’t sure what to do with Aung San, the

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    you know that in Japan horse meat is a popular dish? It is often called basashi, sakura, or sakuraniku because of its pink color(sakura means cherry blossom and niku means meat). It is usually served raw as sashimi in thin slices dipped in soy sauce, often with ginger and onions added. This is only one of the fascinating things about Japan that you are going to learn throughout the course of this report. The main thing you are going to learn about Japan in this report is that Japan is an amazing country

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    Japan has always been one of my favorite places mostly because of their culture. Japanese language has always been an interest of mine, and is home of my favorite genre Anime. They also created my favorite game which is Pokémon which is another 20 page paper itself. Japanese pop culture lifestyle is very interesting because they always move with the trends of the world and they freely express themselves to what they believe in. Japanese are not like the boring Chinese people who keep to themselves

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    HISTORY The Government runs under the framework established by the Constitution of Japan adopted in 1947. It is an unitary state, containing forty-seven administrative divisions, with the Emperor as its head of state. His role is ceremonial and he has no powers related to Government. Instead, it is the Cabinet, composing of the Ministers of State and the Prime Minister, that directs and controls the Government. The Cabinet is the source of power of the Executive branch, and is formed by the Prime Minister

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