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    the 19th century, after a long period of isolation, both China and Japan underwent social and political changes to open up to foreign trade and interaction with European forces. Both countries eventually signed treaties with Western provinces such as the United States and Great Britain in order to establish a trade relationship to induce and increase commercial trade networks. Even though culture and civilization in China and Japan were fairly similar, both countries had distinct reactions to Western

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    example of how this ethnocentrism invades the minds of the average American and distorts their thoughts is by asking them to compare different Asian histories or cultures, to which they will likely reply “they’re all the same.” In addition to being ethnocentric, this viewpoint is just plain wrong. Take, for example, Qing China and Tokugawa Japan. Though these two Asian empires had many things in common, they are far from being the same. Qing China refers to the period of Chinese history between 1644

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    Australia and Japan’s relationship has strengthened greatly over the last few decades. Japan has emerged from an enemy at the end of world war two to one of Australia’s most important allies today. The relationship between the two focuses on a number of areas, in particular trade, as Japan’s economy is very prosperous to Australia. Maintaining such a relationship has not always been straightforward, often presenting difficulties where the countries stray in values and opinions. Diplomats from both

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    Temple University, Japan Campus Personal Statement for Daniel Zarate A significant moment in my life is the day I had the good fortune of meeting with Temple University, Japan Campus representative, Nathan Crowne at Santa Monica College’s College Fair last year. I was immediately connected to Nathan and his enthusiastic introduction of TUJ. TUJ’s affordability is most remarkable to me because as a low-income student it will support my financial situation and allow for me to pursue my goals to travel

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    My Year Of Meats Summary

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    food preparation in Japan, the show My American Wife show a perfect family when behind the scenes everything is far from perfect. This idea that the American family is perfect will leave the Japanese people looking for more in their relationships, as well as creating a gender divide where the men feel more empowered over their wife’s. This divide sources from BEEF-EX advertising as they push American ideal on to the people of Japan. The consumption of red meat in the Japanese culture shows the pattern

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    Cultures across the world differ in just about everything. Why would leadership be any different? While listening to Sayaka Isoda, from Japan, and Ali Al-Tameemi, from Iraq, I saw just how different their countries were from the United States. These differences led to differences in leadership between the three countries. In America, we have been working towards equality for everyone. This is not how it is in Iraq, according to Ali. He said that there the women are not completely free. I believe

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    but learning about others and yourself. It is about understanding the culture in depth and accepting the diversity of the world. The ‘Asia Languages (Japanese) In-Country Course’ offers a great learning experience for developing Japanese language skills in context. My family has always been interested in travelling. Since I was five, we have been travelling to Japan, Vietnam, Philippines and China and explored different cultures. These experiences allowed me to have a particular interest in English

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    Some Prefer Nettles

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    the Japanese until more recently where it is customary to wear the kimono just for important celebrations. These celebrations make up the many traditions within Japanese culture that aren't as visible as the kimono. It is within this part of the paper, we would like to look at the many traditions, identities and modernities in Japan and in the book, Some Prefer Nettles by Junichoro Tanizaki. Among peers, art is often

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    Japanese society, education is always as an important and serious issue affect by culture value. Culture value is constantly changing with the time period of Japan. Thus, Japanese education is changing with ancient education and modern education. In the Taika Reform Period (ancient education), the eastern tradition cultural that is Confucian ideology impacts the whole royal household. The characteristics of the Confucian culture are reflected in the education, especially moral education, on the group, the

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    Japanese Ministry of Justice and Japan Tourism Agency, the amount of Japanese humans that traveled overseas in 2015 has increased more than four times the amount in 1980. Furthermore, according to Value create (a company in Japan) almost 70% of the people living in Japan has gone over seas. As you can identify from these researches it is becoming easier to travel to other countries and see different cultures. There are many options for travelling in the world as each culture has a beneficial aspect. Countries

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