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Japan is located in Asia, with Tokyo as its capital. The Japanese flag features a red circle on a white background. The current emperor of Japan is Akishino, though the document incorrectly states he is a dictator. The primary language is Japanese and the currency is the yen. Famous monuments include Tokyo Tower, and popular culture exports are manga comics, anime cartoons, and cosplay dress-up inspired by anime characters.
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- 2. Index -Continent and capital. -Flag. -The emperor. -Language. -Currency. -Monuments. -Manga and anime. -Otaku people. -Cosplay. -The end.
- 3. Continent and capital The continent of Japan is Asia. The capital is Tokyo.
- 6. Flag The flag has one red circle and a white background.
- 7. The emperor The emperor of Japan is Akishino. He's a dictator.
- 8. Language The language of Japan is japanese.
- 9. Currency The currency of Japan is the yen.
- 10. Monuments The most famous monument of Japan is Tokyo Tower.
- 11. Manga and anime Manga is the comic in Japan. Anime are japanese cartoons.
- 12. Otaku people Otaku are people who like anime and manga.
- 13. Cosplay Cosplay are people who dress up as anime.