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    Tohoku caused a lot of damage to not only the land, but to the buildings and people that inhabited the land. Because there was also a tsunami that followed tohoku, there was an increased amount of damage. Areas of Japan were being flooded, buildings were deteriorating, nuclear plants posed a risk and released a lot of radiation and many lives were taken. Tohoku affected Japan’s entire ecosystem, and they are still recovering to this day. With reference to the image shown to the right, you can see

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    My overseas deployment to Japan Many marines get deployed overseas to japan and for most of them is not a pleasant experiencing; that wasn’t my case. While serving in the united states marines every six months or so you may get deployed to different parts of the world depending on what the corps ask of you, for many this deployment is to a tiny island in japan called Okinawa, there there’s many us military bases, one of them is camp Shawb, this base house most of the marine infantry forces in the

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    Australia–Japan partnership is one of Australia‘s strongest and most mature international trade relationships. The success and strength of the partnership can be attributed to the commonly held values of both countries, including a commitment to democracy, human rights and the rule of law, along with similar approaches to international security. Japan forms Australia's second-largest export market and third-largest source of foreign investment. Australia is a critical supplier to Japan of clean and

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    be learned if we take a deep look into their various aspects. This is typically true of Japan and South Korea, even though they may show tremendous similarities, their differences are evident. Despite the fact that Korea and Japan both hold outstanding positions in terms of economic growth, the cultural features they possess are remarkably different. To begin with, the economic success of Korea and Japan is mainly accounted for their export power and tourism industry. Regarding export capacity

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    Homosexuality in Japan was and still is a controversial topic to many. While currently in the United States we are getting better with this subject, things are still quite backwards in Japan. However, just like ancient Rome and Greece, ‘Homosexuality’ was an honored tradition that was practiced in ancient Japan as well, specifically during the Tokugawa era. This paper is going to focus not only on homosexuality in Japan and its traditions, but also with the Samurai during the Tokugawa era. Similar

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    Japan After WWII

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    In September 1945, Japan had nearly 3 million war dead and the loss of a quarter of the national wealth. Post war Japanese economic take off was due to a variety of factors that had to do with American policies towards Japan, the international market, social mobilization, existent industrial capacities and experience, and government policies and expertise, among other things. The economic development after WWII had a common purpose shared by business, household and the government sectors, it was

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    There is now only a small group of them residing in the Northern section of Japan. The Japanese people are believed, based on physical characteristics as well as language, to originate from central Asia. Movement from mainland Asia continued throughout the history of Japan and played a large role in how their culture developed. The country consists of four large islands all of which are lush and mountainous. The people of Japan have survived because of their developments in agriculture, supplemented

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    The small island of Japan is both unique and rich in culture. Japan has made many advancements in its time. In the topics of history, government, geography, culture, and economy, Japan has a very interesting background and future. The earliest known period in Japan was the Jomon period, which lasted from 13000 BC to 300 BC. This period included mostly fisherman and hunters. During the Yayoi period, agriculture was introduced and social classes began to form. In the mid 500’s, Buddhism was introduced

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    Throughout time, Japan became home to many different cultures, the oldest believed to stretch back to around 30,000 years.One of the strongest influences of these cultures was Chinese. The earliest records of Japan are dated back to around 400 CE, and were written by Chinese visitors. Although Japan was separated from the rest of East Asia it still maintained contact with Korea and China. This subjected it to foreign influence, especially that of the Han (221-207 BC) and later Chinese dynasties.

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    Japan is an East Asian Island country with a specific cultural identity. Samurai values, kimono clothing, Noh Theater, woodblock art, and sumo wrestling are among the many instantly identifiable aspects of Japan’s culture. Many of Japan’s cultures have developed through centuries of feudal rule and has benefited from the country’s geographic isolation. Japan put in place a policy of national seclusion for hundreds of years until the 1850s, but it succumbed to an imperialist power by the end of

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