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    Japan has a variety of traditional material and non-material aspects of culture. Materially, Japan is known for kimonos made of silk or synthetic fabrics worn by men and women. Traditional Japanese food focuses on rice with miso soup and seafood like fish, crab and octopus that incorporate seasonal ingredients. Visually, Japanese art incorporates styles like pottery, sculpture, ink paintings and calligraphy. Non-materially, Japanese culture includes traditional and modern music with instruments from early periods, as well as Shinto and Buddhist beliefs combined with Japanese folklore stories and languages spoken across regions.

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    Japan has a variety of traditional material and non-material aspects of culture. Materially, Japan is known for kimonos made of silk or synthetic fabrics worn by men and women. Traditional Japanese food focuses on rice with miso soup and seafood like fish, crab and octopus that incorporate seasonal ingredients. Visually, Japanese art incorporates styles like pottery, sculpture, ink paintings and calligraphy. Non-materially, Japanese culture includes traditional and modern music with instruments from early periods, as well as Shinto and Buddhist beliefs combined with Japanese folklore stories and languages spoken across regions.

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    Japan has a variety of traditional material and non-material aspects of culture. Materially, Japan is known for kimonos made of silk or synthetic fabrics worn by men and women. Traditional Japanese food focuses on rice with miso soup and seafood like fish, crab and octopus that incorporate seasonal ingredients. Visually, Japanese art incorporates styles like pottery, sculpture, ink paintings and calligraphy. Non-materially, Japanese culture includes traditional and modern music with instruments from early periods, as well as Shinto and Buddhist beliefs combined with Japanese folklore stories and languages spoken across regions.

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    Japan has a variety of traditional material and non-material aspects of culture. Materially, Japan is known for kimonos made of silk or synthetic fabrics worn by men and women. Traditional Japanese food focuses on rice with miso soup and seafood like fish, crab and octopus that incorporate seasonal ingredients. Visually, Japanese art incorporates styles like pottery, sculpture, ink paintings and calligraphy. Non-materially, Japanese culture includes traditional and modern music with instruments from early periods, as well as Shinto and Buddhist beliefs combined with Japanese folklore stories and languages spoken across regions.

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    Japan material vs non-material

    Material : Japan clothing


    In Japan most women wear kimonos
    and men wear kimono yukata.
    Traditional kimonos are made out of
    silk. Modern kimonos are made out of
    fabrics,cotton,and other synthetic
    fabrics.
    Material : Food

    Japan had many different type of


    cultural foods. Suchi is a very common
    food there but the traditional types of
    food there are based on rice with miso
    soup and other dishes. There is a big
    thing on seasonal ingredients. They
    also display alot of sea life like crab or
    Octopus and fish.
    Material : Japans Twin Towers
    The Tokyo Towers is a
    condominium complex located in
    the kachidoki district of
    Chuo,Tokyo,japan, Residential
    Skyscrapers
    Japanese war fan

    A Japanese war fan is a fan that was made for


    the use of warfare. There were several types of
    war fans that the samurai use in combat. Each
    fan has a different look and purpose to other
    people.
    Material : Visual Art
    Japan has a lot of varieties of art
    styles for example: pottery, sculpture,
    ink paintings, calligraphy, ukiyo-e
    paintings, and many more.
    Non-material : Music
    There are two types of music
    traditional music and modern
    music.The traditional music uses
    different instruments. Both of which
    date back to Nara and Heian
    periods.
    Non-material :Culture
    Japans culture has involved over time to its
    comtemporary modern culture .Japans culture
    involves music food languages and there
    beliefs .
    Non-material : language
    The most popular language spoken is japanese .
    Ryukyan languages which are spoken in
    okinawa and also katana which come from the
    parts of rijuku lands . In the Hokkaido there
    lanuage is ainu language. Mostly everyone
    speaks japanese but its just spelled different in
    parts of japan.
    Non-material : Beliefs
    Japanese believe in Shinto and Buddhist
    rituals. This why they say that when
    youre born in japan you are a shinto, then
    you get married as a christian and die as
    a Buddhist.
    Non-material : Famous Stories

    Japan had many famous


    stories/Folklore the most famous ones
    would include The crab and the Monkey
    and Tongue-Cut sparrow. And there are
    many more besides that written by
    famous writers such as Yoki mishima
    and Kobo Abe.

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