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This document provides an introduction to Japan, including cherry blossoms, Mount Fuji, Shinto religion, hot springs, kimonos, sushi, tempura, Pokemon, Toyota, sumo wrestling, and references several images under Creative Commons licenses to illustrate different aspects of Japanese culture.
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Japan's capital is Tokyo, located in the eastern part of the country. The Japanese flag features a red disc on a white background, representing the sun and purity. Japan has a population of over 127 million people and is subject to natural disasters like earthquakes, volcanoes, and typhoons. Some iconic aspects of Japanese culture include origami, celebrations, and traditional foods like rice and fish.
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- Japan has a population of 127 million people living across several mountainous islands with few natural resources aside from the sea.
- Traditional Japanese meals focus on balance and presentation, usually consisting of rice, miso soup, and three sides including fish and pickled vegetables. Meals are meant to be seen, tasted, and relished.
- Shintoism and Buddhism have influenced Japanese beliefs about harmony between nature, society, and within one's own body. Illness is thought to be caused by imbalance.
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Japanese cuisine was strongly influenced by Korea and China, with rice being introduced from Korea around 400 BC and soybeans and wheat arriving from China soon after. China also introduced chopsticks and tea. When Buddhism and Shintoism became prominent in Japan, meat consumption was prohibited, limiting spices and leading the Japanese to rely heavily on fish. Sushi originated from fermented fish and rice but later evolved to the hand-rolled form popular today. Japanese cuisine still focuses on rice, vegetables, seafood and balance, influenced by the seasons and geography.
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