In the comments section of one of my other posts, Michael asked me what I felt was Japan's cultural direction and/or contribution to the rest of the world and whether or not I believed that Japan was headed in one direction or another or just wandering... ...full story at So-Called Japanese Life
from So-Called Japanese Life on Tue, Jan 29 2008
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Osaka Kansai Japan Sushi Roll Feb »
YouTube video People in Kansai in Japan eat a big sushi roll toward the lucky direction on 3 Feb.
"ehou" means "the lucky direction"
They must be silent while their eating. |
| 26 Feb 08 |
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Cross-Cultural Attention Needs » So-Called Japanese Life My previous post was a caveat for the answer I'm about to give to this question that I was asked in the comments section of a former post:"NINPO said...Hello Shari,I enjoyed reading your blog. I am a Japanese male living in Japan who had some experiences... |
| 31 Jan 08 |
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Cultural Contributions - part 2 » So-Called Japanese Life (Part 1 is here)A good indication of how mainstream some elements of Japanese culture are in the U.S. is reflected in sales like the one pictured above.In terms of what I see as Japan's long-lasting impact on other cultures up to this, I tend to see much... |
| 30 May 08 |
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Monday Photowalk: Words and Numbers » Popcorn and Sushi While our kids are in Japanese tutoring twice a week, Husband and I often go for long, rambling walks nearby. Thank goodness Husband's sense of direction is good, because I sometimes lose track of where we are and which direction... |
| 23 Jul 08 |
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National › Japan-S Korea islet row spoils more cultural exchanges » Japan Today A longstanding territorial row between Japan and South Korea that flared up earlier this month is causing more cancellations and postponements of cultural exchange programs… |
| 23 May 08 |
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Iwate's Hiraizumi unlikely to become World Heritage site »
Japan Times ![]() Iwate Prefecture's historic Hiraizumi district will probably not become a World Heritage site because an advisory body of the U.N. Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization will not back its application, the Agency for Cultural Affairs said... |