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Japanese architecture is characterized by wooden structures with tiled or thatched roofs. Traditional houses use sliding screens and paper walls to divide spaces flexibly. Modern homes are described by the number and type of rooms, such as 2LDK, indicating two rooms plus a living room and dining/kitchen. Traditional architectural styles evolved from pit dwellings and elevated structures in ancient times to farmhouses and aristocratic homes with distinctive roof designs.
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This document provides information about furoshiki, a traditional Japanese wrapping cloth. It discusses the origins of furoshiki in the Nara period when it was used to carry the Emperor's valuables. Over time, furoshiki came to be used by merchants to carry goods and by people to bundle clothes at public bath houses. The document also describes how furoshiki are commonly made of materials like silk and cotton and come in standard sizes. It notes that a Japanese minister introduced recycled PET bottle fiber furoshiki in 2006 to promote environmentally friendly use. DIY instructions are also included for using furoshiki for practical carrying needs or fashionable purposes.
Anime and manga
Japanese manga and anime are hand-drawn or computer animated productions that originated in Japan. Manga are comics created in Japan or by Japanese creators and share common visual characteristics with anime such as exaggerated facial expressions and proportions. Major anime production companies like Toei Animation are responsible for popular long-running series. Several prestigious awards recognize achievement in manga, such as the Akatsuka Award for humorous manga and Dengeki Comic Grand Prix.
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The Tokyo government activated a ground-based cloud seeding device in Okutama, Tokyo to try to induce rainfall and address the water shortage caused by high summer temperatures. It was the first use of the 50-year-old device in 12 years, and rain fell about an hour after activation.
Japanese dialects, called ben, kotoba, or namari, vary greatly across regions. The standard Japanese of the Kanto region around Tokyo is considered hyojungo and has a flat intonation. Kansai dialects of Osaka and Kyoto are seen as lively and charming in media. Tohoku dialects of northern Honshu are characterized as the hardest to understand with unique pronunciations.
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Origami originated in 17th century Japan as a way of folding paper into decorative shapes and objects. The art involves techniques like action origami, modular origami, and wet-folding. Some famous origami artists mentioned include Humiaki Huzita, Satoshi Kamiya, Éric Joisel, Kunihiko Kasahara, and Akira Yoshizawa, considered the father of modern origami. The story of Sadako Sasaki, an atomic bomb survivor who folded paper cranes while sick with leukemia, inspired the custom of making 1000 paper cranes for good luck or to honor someone. Basic instructions are provided for making paper roses and other origami shapes.
Origami
Origami is the traditional Japanese art of paper folding. It began in Japan in the 17th century AD. Paper making originated in China in the 1st century AD and spread to Japan in the 6th century AD. Origami developed further during Japan's Edo period from 1600-1868 when paper production increased. Famous origami artists like Akira Yoshizawa developed new folding techniques and created thousands of original designs. Origami is now practiced globally and celebrated through festivals and as a symbol of peace.
Religions in japan marco
The document discusses religions in Japan based on survey and statistical data. It notes that a 2000 survey of 241 respondents found that 70% were female and 83% were aged 10-30. It also outlines that "Shinshukyo" refers to new religions founded in Japan in the 19th century or later, such as Soka Gakkai, Aum Shinrikyo, Tenrikyo and Pana-Wave Lab, which were influenced by existing religions like Shintoism, Buddhism and Hinduism.
Jcr shito & islam
Shinto is Japan's indigenous religion that focuses on ritual rather than doctrine. It is considered a way of life rather than a religion by many Japanese. Shinto has no single founder or sacred texts but instead originated from ancient animistic beliefs that respected nature and sacred sites associated with kami (spirits or deities). Major Shinto sects like Tenrikyo and Konkokyo have unique doctrines while still participating in broader Shinto practices. Tenrikyo emphasizes acceptance and interconnected principles while Konkokyo sees all things as relating to the Parent God and aims to reduce suffering through gratitude and prayer.
Religions
Christianity was first introduced to Japan in the 16th century by Portuguese traders and Jesuit missionaries. It gained some popularity among nobles and in western Japan, but later bans by rulers led to persecution of Christians and the religion's extinction in Japan by 1638. Buddhism was introduced to Japan from Korea and China in the 6th century and became the dominant religion, with over 90% of Japanese claiming adherence today though often blended with Shinto. It has had major cultural influences and remains an important part of Japanese culture and life.
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The document discusses the benefits of exercise for mental health. Regular physical activity can help reduce anxiety and depression and improve mood and cognitive functioning. Exercise causes chemical changes in the brain that may help protect against mental illness and improve symptoms.
Kabuki
Kabuki is a traditional form of Japanese theater that originated in the 17th century. It is recognized as one of Japan's three major classical theaters along with noh and bunraku. Kabuki performances involve elaborate costumes, stylized makeup and exaggerated movements to convey meaning to audiences. Famous Kabuki theaters include the Kabukiza in Tokyo, the National Theatre in Tokyo, the Minamiza in Osaka, the Shochikuza in Kyoto, and the Hakataza in Fukuoka. Popular Kabuki plays retell important stories from Japanese history and include Treasured Retainers, Yoshitsune and the Thousand Cherry Trees, and Sugawara and the Secrets of Calligraphy.
Bunraku
Bunraku is a traditional Japanese puppet theater founded in Osaka in 1684. Performances involve three types of performers - puppeteers who manipulate life-sized puppets using complex mechanisms, chanters who narrate the story, and shamisen players who provide musical accompaniment. Puppets have carved wooden heads and silk costumes and come in male and female varieties corresponding to different character types. Performances take place on an elevated stage area with partitions that conceal the puppeteers as they skillfully maneuver the puppets.
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Noh is a Japanese art form that utilizes masks. There were originally around 60 types of masks, but now there are over 200 varieties used. Masks are carefully chosen by performers depending on the specific Noh play. Masks began as religious icons but took on more human characteristics during the Muromachi period from 1392-1573 CE. Performers are able to express a variety of emotions by subtly tilting the mask up or down. Masks are valuable heirlooms passed down through generations and performers seek to "become" the mask during a performance in order to express the character's feelings.
Japanese technological inventions
1. Several important technological inventions originated from Japan in the late 20th century, including the floppy disk, compact disc, Walkman portable music player, calculator, digital SLR camera, video cassette, and camcorder.
2. These inventions revolutionized data storage, music playback, photography, video, and home entertainment. The floppy disk, first developed in 1952, was a precursor to later storage devices and the standard into the 1970s. Sony's compact disc format, introduced in 1976, became the dominant way people listened to music.
3. Japan also pioneered innovations in portable devices with the Walkman in 1978 and consumer electronics like the first quartz wristwatch in 1969. These
Japan's weird and wacky inventions
This document describes several unusual inventions from Japan, including a 360-degree panoramic camera, a 10-in-1 gardening tool kit, and devices for collecting rainwater, drying hair, and preventing heads from tilting while sleeping on trains. It also mentions high-tech toilets with bidet functions, bottom drying, automated lids and flushing. Additionally, it discusses a dress designed to prevent rape and muggings by allowing the wearer to blend into the background, as well as cat ear headbands and a wagging tail accessory that respond to the wearer's emotions.
Innovative breakthrough inventions
This document provides brief summaries of several Japanese inventions and innovations:
1) Mecha originated in Japan and refers to large robotic vehicles, different from suits like Iron Man. Mecha contributed to the popularity of sci-fi.
2) Genji Monogatari was the world's first novel. Urashima Tarou was the first story about time travel.
3) Methamphetamine was first synthesized in Japan in 1894 and crystal meth was synthesized in 1919. It was used to fight fatigue in war but had adverse effects.
Famous landmarks in japan
This document lists and describes famous landmarks found across different regions of Japan, including Hokkaido, Tohoku, Kanto, and others. Some of the major landmarks mentioned are Sapporo Clock Tower, Ishiwarizakura in Iwate, Jozenji-dori Avenue in Sendai, Tokyo Skytree, and Kairakuen Park in Mito. The landmarks provide objects and places that help identify locations within their respective cities and prefectures in Japan.
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- 2. •The roof is the most visually impressive component •Choice of materials are always wood in various forms (planks, straw, tree bark, paper, etc.) for almost all structures •Room size can be modified through the use of screens or movable paper walls. •Elevated slightly off the ground Japanese Architecture
- 4. ancient japan Pit dwelling house Elevated house
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- 6. ancient japan Shoin Zukuri Basis of traditional Japanese Homes
- 7. ancient japan Kura Zukuri Meiji Era Basis of Japanese modern homes
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- 10. •Types of traditional houses; Minka - traditional Japanese style residence Machiya - traditional wooden townhouse •Does not have a designated use for each room aside from the entrance area (genkan), kitchen, bathroom, and toilet. •Partitions within the house are created by fusuma, sliding doors made from wood and Traditional Houses
- 11. Traditional Houses and paper, which are portable and easily removed •Any room can be a living room, dining room, study, or bedroom •All the necessary furniture is portable, being stored in oshiire a small section of the house (large closets) used for storage
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- 21. Modern Houses •Modern houses is typically listed in real estate advertisements in the format of a number of rooms plus letter designators indicating the presence of common room areas R designating room, L for living room, D for dining room, and K for kitchen: 1R, LDK, DK, 2LDK, 2DK
- 22. Irregularly Shaped BB House (Tokyo)
- 28. Reflection of Mineral (Tokyo)
- 30. Apartments
- 31. Tokyo Skytree •Opened on May 2012 •A broadcasting, restaurant, and observation tower in Sumida, Tokyo •Tallest structure in Japan, 2nd tallest structure in the world •Tallest tower in the world •Height 634m (2080ft)