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Ancient Japan has a long history dating back 14,000 years. Society was stratified with Emperors, nobility, samurai, and farmers. Cultural influences came from China, including architecture, art, religion, and the writing system. Family and agriculture were central to people's lives. Key periods included the Jomon, Yayoi, Kofun, Asuka, Nara, and Heian periods.
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Ancient Japan saw many changes over time. The Jomon period began pottery making before agriculture, while the Yayoi period brought the beginnings of Shinto religion. By 57 CE writing and political systems had not developed yet. Empress Koken was the last female ruler in 710 CE, ending a period where females commonly ruled. Cultural influences from China were adopted over time, including Chinese characters for writing.
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Ancient Japan had three main periods - Jomon (10,500-300 BC), Yayoi (300 BC-300 AD), and Kofun (300-710 AD). The Jomon period saw the earliest pottery and tools in Japan. Housing started as pit dwellings and stilt houses. Social classes emerged during the Yayoi period with agriculture. By the Kofun period, powerful clans united the country. Religion included Shintoism and Buddhism introduced in the 6th century. Traditional arts included pottery, masks, and drums. Marriage was often arranged and respect for family was important in daily life.
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1) Samurai culture was influential but samurai were disbanded in the late 1800s. Shinto is the indigenous religion and Buddhism also had influence.
2) Traditional Japanese arts include theater forms like Noh, Bunraku puppets, and Kabuki. Traditional homes use tatami mats and follow customs like removing shoes. Food emphasizes rice and seafood.
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The Japanese culture has developed many traditions dating back thousands of years that are still practiced today. Their historical monuments, cultural entertainment, and cuisine draw visitors from around the world, with over 24 million international travelers visiting in 2016. Two major religions in Japan are Shintoism and Buddhism, with Shintoism originating from ancient times when people believed natural spirits called Kami inhabited the world, and Buddhism arriving from China in the 6th century without a central deity. Both religions coexist in modern Japan.
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Japan is famous for its technology, anime, traditional martial arts, cherry blossoms, origami, fashion, art, festivals, architecture, legends, music, and cuisine. Key aspects of Japanese culture include the Shinto and Buddhist religions, elaborate festivals celebrating events like snowfall and cherry blossoms, traditional dress like kimonos, and customs like bowing and removing shoes indoors. Traditional Japanese arts incorporate influences from China and include ink wash paintings, calligraphy, woodblock prints, and sculpture using materials like lacquered wood and metals.
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