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How Japanese People Think
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If you live closely to Japanese culture you'll notice that many Japanese people are fairly tough.
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Why weather isn't just weather in Japan.
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These words go a long way to explain Japanese culture: the way Japanese people think.
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The Japanese word for slob is a serious insult.
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A fundamental concept of Japanese culture.
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How concepts used in Japanese traditional arts have become part of everyday life in Japan.
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Energy, enthusiasm and health are a single concept in Japanese culture.
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The drama that is as old as Japan itself.
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Why festivals and celebrations are cancelled after a national tragedy.
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How to avoid being kuuki yomenai.
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Long before anyone cared about the environment there was mottainai.
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How to say cheers (and goodbye) in Japanese.
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Why flowers were important to samurai, kamikaze and the Emperor.
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Many Japanese neighborhoods are close knit communities. As nice this sounds — this does have its drawbacks.
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The dangers of flattery in Japan.
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Why Japanese people can deal with terrible disasters without complaining.
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Team Japan!
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Wabi-sabi is one of those Japanese terms that has 50 different English translations because nobody knows how to explain it.
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In Japan, rice is a god.
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You can't really understand this word unless you're completely immersed in Japanese culture.
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Shibuya is so impressive that many visitors just end up wondering around snapping photos. It's a shame — Shibuya has a lot to offer.
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The many small wonders of Japan.
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Male host clubs (ホストクラブ ~ hosuto kurabu) are nightclubs that provide male companionship to women.
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