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Typical cultural features of Japan (Part 1)
Japan has always been known as a country with a long-standing culture, imbued with national identity, harmoniously combining the new and the old to create typical cultural features of Japan. Japan is a poor country in East Asia, this is … Continue reading
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How is the meal in Japanese culture?
Japanese cuisine is a combination of many factors, from selecting ingredients, cooking to decorating dishes, setting the table, even sitting posture. Typically, a traditional meal in the land of the rising sun will include white rice, miso soup, seafood and … Continue reading
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Tagged Japanese culture, kinds of seafood, traditional meal
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