41. The Photo Archives: Travel: Japan: Culture group. ShownThe waki makes his entrance. IMG, Sumo Japan's most (in?)famoussport. Shown Wrestlers grappling, Yasukuni Shrine. All http://jpatokal.iki.fi/photo/travel/Japan/Culture/

The Photo Archives Japan: Culture A grab bag of Japanese arts, crafts and sports. Art Bonsai, calligraphy, pottery... Shown: Detail of a scroll Noh A performance by Nishi Ogikubo Noh group. Shown:The waki makes his entrance Sumo Japan's most (in?)famous sport. Shown: Wrestlers grappling, Yasukuni Shrine

42. The Art Of The Pen By Michel Bordage japan culture More photos, Date of creation 2000. Material Solid bronze 10 microns,24-carat gold-plated. Size Length 15 cm. Nib Solid gold or gold-plated. http://www.mbordage.com/anglais/stylos/st2.html

Japan Culture More photos Date of creation: Material: Solid bronze - 10 microns, 24-carat gold-plated Size: Length 15 cm Nib: Solid gold or gold-plated Technique: Direct casting, machine-finished ebonite conduit. Brass or gold-plated accessory. Thought: Research into Bamboo. Ergonomic shape of the fibers. Signature: On the piece and certificate of authenticity with photo supplied. Price: Gold-plated: 8,000 FF - 1,150 USD Silver: 5,000 FF - 720 USD (carriage costs included) Order Black Africa Japan Culture Ancient Symbols and Signs Symbolism of African Culture Hebrew Letters Lace ... Credits

43. American / Japan: Culture Clash - Video / The Valley Library - Oregon State Univ The Valley Library Information Services Oregon State University. American / JapanCulture Clash (MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour). color / 60 min / DS830 .M331 1992. http://osulibrary.orst.edu/video/hist121.htm

The Valley Library Information Services - Oregon State University American / Japan: Culture Clash (MacNeil/Lehrer NewsHour) color / 60 min / Looks the U.S.-Japanese relationship beginning with a careful examination of the racial stereotypes Americans have created as we struggle to understand a different culture. Back Subject Guide osu.orst.edu Revised August 1998 Questions: Circulation

44. Welcome To Japan Culture Club FAQ with Japan Please mail your opinion to honda@rr.iij4u.or.jp.Papercraft(ORIGAMI) Japanese Information (This is a private web http://www.rr.iij4u.or.jp/~honda/

GO TO INDEX PAGE (Entrance to know Japan): -) IKEBANA EXHIBITION FOR SUZUKI FAMILY OF RYUUSEI GROUP 1998.6.4 Custom of New Year SCENE Introduction Mt.Fuji(FUJIYAMA) Culture in Japan Mind in Japan Ikebana(Japanese Style Flower Arrangement) How to make Ikebana FAQ with Japan @@@Please mail your opinion to : honda@rr.iij4u.or.jp Paper-craft(ORIGAMI) Japanese Information (This is a private web-page.) Guests since September in 1995. Last Modified 2001.6.27

45. Internetenglish Japan Culture Quesionnaire1 YOUR Japan Questionnaire 1 A) Answer the following questions Don't try and givethe right answers give your opinion! 1) What is the population of Japan? http://www.mii.kurume-u.ac.jp/~leuers/internetenglish-japanquesionnaire1.htm

46. Kristen's Japan: Culture Day « Dangerous Game Main Movie Fest » November 03, 2002 Culture Day I'm notsure what people are supposed to do on Culture Day. Go to museums, maybe. http://www.mediatinker.com/blog/archives/007116.html

kristen mcquillin essays weblog work whirl ... Main November 03, 2002 Culture Day I'm not sure what people are supposed to do on Culture Day. Go to museums, maybe. We went to a seaside park, had a chilly picnic lunch and wandered around the embankment enjoying the breeze and the sunset. After dark, we abandoned our plan to ride the ferris wheel (an hour is entirely too long to wait for an amusement ride) and went to the arcade instead. Tod tried his hand (but not both) at driving a city bus. He managed to pick up a few passengers before his time ran out but he wouldn't cut it as a Toei Bus driver. I tried the game, but kept crashing and driving in the wrong lane. Just like real life... I did much better when I played a "walk the dog" simulation. I walked on a treadmill and held a leash while watching the antics of a video dog. The dog loved it when I ran with him. So did the people who were watching me. I was tired by the time we got to the "pet store." So our culture day celebrated pop culture. As Tod jokes, let's get some petri dishes... Posted by kuri at November 03, 2002 11:42 PM

47. InDoJiN DoT CoM, Bringing Indo-Japan Culture Together We are importer based in Tokyo (Japan), of variety of Indian Grocery items includingGodrej Atta, MDH Spices, loose spices, world famous Mother's Recipe Pickles http://www.indojin.com/main.htm

Working Hours 10:00 AM ~ 05:00 PM (Monday thru Friday) - Orders Placed between this time can only be dispatched same day (W e are closed on National Holidays) New Arrivals GULAB JAMUN (Jam Phal) Haldiram Namkeen "GATHIA" Mother's Garlic Pickle GITS Kulfi Mix, GITS Rasmalai Come an enjoy shopping at "SPICE LAB" Roppongi All items are on Display anywhere in Japan on 4,980 Yen purchase 800 Yen delivery charge for less than 4,980 Yen purchase or more than 25KG weight (We request you to limit your one time purchase to 25KG max) We are only Authorized Agent of HALDIRAM products in Japan and direct importer of many other Grocery Items and Spices from India. It gives variety of choice to Indians in Japan and exquisite taste of India to Japanese. Coming Soon....... Aahar Dalia, MTR ready to eat packs Advertisements Corner Contact us to display your commercials on our website IT Professionals ? Open Positions

48. InDoJiN DoT CoM, Bringing Indo-Japan Culture Together http://www.indojin.com/

Welcome to our Website We are Importer/Distributor and Retailer based in Tokyo (Japan), for variety of Indian Grocery items including Pillsbury Atta, MDH Spices, loose spices, world famous Mother's Recipe Pickles, MAGGIE Noodles (vegetarian) range of HALDIRAM products , Lijjat Papad, Aahar Brand products (such as Atta, Sooji, Besan, Dalia), Ready to Eat MTR packs Of course ... Indian Entertainment media such as DVD and VCD Click Here to See All available items from our Online Store (in English Only) Click here to see FOODEX-2003 pictures If you would like to continue in English CLICK HERE Or Start Online Shopping here WE WISH YOU A VERY HAPPY COLORFUL HOLI

49. Why Come To The Japan Culture And Language Program? INTRODUCTION The japan culture and Language Program. Application deadline March25, 2003 Why come to the japan culture and Language Program? http://www.keiwa-c.ac.jp/jclp/

The Japan Culture and Language Program Application deadline: March 25, 2003 Why come to the Japan Culture and Language Program? INTRODUCTION There are many programs available for learning Japanese and studying about Japanese culture, but the Japan Culture and Language Program at Keiwa College is unique. We offer more than just language study, but a well-rounded cultural experience in a part of Japan that most tourists never get to see. We hope that you will compare the JCLP to other programs of this type. We are confident that if you do, you will come to the JCLP in 2003. Shibata Castle turret and wall The Japan Culture and Language Program at Keiwa College offers Japanese language classes and presentations in English about Japanese life, as well as field trips with an English-speaking staff member. It is not necessary to be fluent in Japanese to get the most out of the entire program. a location in a part of Japan away from the tourist track clean air and pleasant, safe surroundings. Of the many foreigners who come to Japan to tour or study, only a very few get the chance to experience the "back country" of Japan. Rural Niigata retains the traditional charm that has been lost in the major urban areas. Active involvement in college campus life (clubs, sports, after-class activities, just "hanging out") at a small, friendly Japanese university (JCLP participants are not separated from Japanese students, and the program is set up to bring JCLP students into contact with Keiwa students.)

50. Japan @ Your Fingertips - Japan: Culture: Bonsai Japan Culture Bonsai Introduction. Bonsai literally meaning tray plant - are plants that have been specially cultivated http://www.japantips.com/culture/bonsai.asp

Japan Culture Bonsai Introduction document.write(customDateString(oneDate)) Bonsai - literally meaning "tray plant"- are plants that have been specially cultivated with their shape crafted and their size controlled. The art of bonsai growing originated in China in a more simplified form, know as pun-sai which had ties to taoism. After about a thousand years, it migrated to Japan, arriving during the Kamakura era , whereupon its association with Zen lead the art itself to be cultivated and made to grow into the art form that exists today - an art which is as much concerned with the process of creating beauty (and the contemplation required during this process) as with the final product. Bonsai are almost always placed off center in their containers. This asymmetry is vital both for the visual effect and for creating a "centerpoint" that symbolizes the confluence of heaven and earth. A triangular pattern is normally used to create visual balance. Traditionally, there are three requirements for bonsai growing - shin zen and bi which translate as "truth, goodness and beauty".

51. Japan @ Your Fingertips - Japan: Culture: Ceramics Japan Culture Ceramics Introduction. (Need intro?).Outdoor Japan. Tokyo Weekender. Japan Zone. http://www.japantips.com/culture/ceramics.asp

Japan Culture Ceramics Introduction document.write(customDateString(oneDate)) (Need intro?).

52. Japan Culture Translate this page AFA. japan culture. En el extremo oriental de Asia se encuentra Japon, importantenacion insular que ha ralizado un autentico milagro economico. http://luisvive.euiti.upv.es/aikido/afacv/Ingles/cultu3.htm

A.F.A. JAPAN CULTURE En el extremo oriental de Asia se encuentra Japon, importante nacion insular que ha ralizado un autentico milagro economico. En poco mas de un siglo lo que era un pais feudal se ha transformado en una supoerpotencia industrial con un crecimiento economico de mas del 5%. Con menos del 3% de la poblacion del Planeta, Japon es lider en la produccion de barcos y fabricacion de automoviles, y domina los mercados fotografico, audio y video, microelectronica... En 1945 Japon fue la primera nacion en experimentar el poder nuclear. Japon con su economia quedo en ruinas. El emperador, considerado descendiante de los dioses, renuncio a su divinidad y asumio el papel de monarca constitucional. Ahora los japoneses deben estar orgullosos de su crecimiento como nacion y de tener una de las economias mas grandes del mundo. El precio que ha pagado por su prosperidad ha sido relativamente bajo. Posiblemente lo mas notable de todo esto, y quizas lo que hace de Japon para muchas personas uno de los pueblos mas fantasticos de toda la tierra, es que los japoneses han sacrificado muy poco de su identidad cultural. Japon ha sabido evolucionar dentro de su tradicion, ha sabido enfrentarse al futuro sin olvidarse de su grandioso pasado. En este apartado del web vamos a intentar profundizar en la cultura nipona, el hombre tradicional japones que ha sobrevivido el paso inexorable del tiempo.

53. Culture Of Japan Culture of Japan. is this server's data. Language. Japanese LanguageNature. Mt. Fuji (Japanese only) 24Hours Mt. FUJI Live History. http://markun.cs.shinshu-u.ac.jp/japan/index-e.html

Culture of Japan is this server's data. Language Japanese Language Nature Mt. Fuji (Japanese only) 24Hours Mt. FUJI Live History Rekishi Kaido (History and Culture) THE TOKUGAWA ART MUSEUM Tokugawa Ieyasu in Hamamatsu (Japanese only) The Museum "Meiji-mura" History of Japanese Railways 100 Years of Japanese Motoring Buildings Castle of Japan Temple of Japan Matumoto Castle Religion Butsuzou (Image of Buddha) Festival Local Festival Festival in Aizu , Aizu Nagaoka Festival , Niigata (Japanese only) Ebisu-kou Fireworks , Nagano Hamamatsu Festival , Shizuoka (Japanese only) Awa Dance , Tokushima Festival of Fukuoka , Fukuoka (Japanese only) Food Japanese food custom Sushi Rolling Your Own Sushi Making of Rice Cake Japanese Rice Wine (Sake, Nihonsyu) Takeshige Honke Shuzou Corp. (Japanese only) The Sake of Tosa Sake Page by KOYAMA Hiroshi Local Sake List , Saihara (Japanese only) Local Sake in Morimoto Corp.

54. Japan-guide.com - Japan Travel Guide - Japan Living Guide japan travel guide, offering information on japanese popular culture, the history of japanese culture, etiquette and relocation information it's all here at the japan-Zone. The 1 Guide to japan and japanese culture! Sign up for our free newsletter. http://www.japan-guide.com/

Schauwecker's Guide to Japan 9 April 2003 over 350,000 visitors per month advertising site map add url member area Travel to Japan Living in Japan Language Food History Arts and Crafts Forum Japan PenFriend Discussion Forum Question Forum Live Chat Classifieds More Photo Gallery Link Directory Marketplace Local Surveys japan-shop.com Contact us What's new Marketplace Business Directory Japanese Year Converter japan-guide.com local Improved classified forum ... Job Search Search a hotel Location: Tokyo Tokyo Narita Airport Kansai International Airport Chiyoda/Chuo/Minato Ku Shinjuku/Shibuya Ku Shinagawa/Ota Ku Taito/Sumida/Katsushika Ku Bunkyo/Toshima/Nerima Ku Nakano/Suginami Ku Meguro/Setagaya Ku Itabashi/Kita Ku Adachi/Arakawa Ku Koto/Edogawa Ku Western Tokyo Hokkaido Prefecture Aomori Prefecture Iwate Prefecture Miyagi Prefecture Akita Prefecture Yamagata Prefecture Fukushima Prefecture Tokyo Kanagawa Prefecture Chiba Prefecture Saitama Prefecture Ibaragi Prefecture Tochigi Prefecture Gunma Prefecture Niigata Prefecture Nagano Prefecture Yamanashi Prefecture Toyama Prefecture Ishikawa Prefecture Fukui Prefecture Shizuoka Prefecture Gifu Prefecture Aichi Prefecture Mie Prefecture Shiga Prefecture Kyoto Prefecture Osaka Prefecture Nara Prefecture Hyogo Prefecture Wakayama Prefecture Tottori Prefecture Shimane Prefecture Okayama Prefecture Hiroshima Prefecture Yamaguchi Prefecture Tokushima Prefecture Kagawa Prefecture Ehime Prefecture Kochi Prefecture Fukuoka Prefecture Saga Prefecture Nagasaki Prefecture Kumamoto Prefecture Oita Prefecture Miyazaki Prefecture

55. Library Of Congress / Federal Research Division / Country Studies / Area Handboo Overview of Japanese life, history, and culture by the US Library of Congress. http://lcweb2.loc.gov/frd/cs/jptoc.html

JAPAN - A Country Study Search Japan Include word variants Use only words as entered. JAPAN FOREWORD ACKNOWLEDGMENTS PREFACE ... Glossary

56. Japan And Beyond: Letters Home Tom and Marie Grant share a personal account of life in japan, japanese society, culture and travel, and tours of Vietnam, China, Thailand, Seoul, Australia, and Hong Kong. http://www.biz2web.com/grant/letters.htm

Japan and Beyond: Letters Home Marie and Tom Grant Table of Contents Introduction Chapter 1 Vietnam Chapter 2 New Home in Kofu Chapter 3 Hong Kong China, Korea Chapter 4 Yamanashi Chapter 5 Society Chapter 6 Hospital Chapter 7 Nikko Chapter 8 Holiday Greetings Chapter 9 Culture Chapter 10 Holiday Trip: Kansai Kyushu Chapter 11 Mores Chapter 12 Hankos writing Friends Chapter 14 Festivities Chapter 15 Okinawa Nagasaki Chapter 16 Hong Kong Australia Chapter 17 Special People Events Chapter 18 Coming to Japan Chapter 19 Letter to Editor Chapter 20 Teaching English Chapter 21 Hamamatsu Chapter 22 Women's Relation- ships Chapter 23 Reflections on Education Chapter 24 Nephews' Visit Chapter 25 Thailand, Korea Home Chapter 26 Taking Stock email us "If your soul is no stranger to you, the whole world is your home." Kabir Welcome to our labor of love. We want to share our year in Japan and our travels through Asia with you. If you are interested in learning more about the background of our trip and our long relationship with Japan please read the Introduction below. If you are interested in Japanese culture, customs, travel, or other specific topics, please check the chapter topics to the left and click whatever appeals to you. There is nothing we like more than sharing our passion for travel and the people we meet with you. We hope you enjoy!

57. MSN Learning & Research - Japan Overview to Japanese land, society, culture, economy, government, and history. http://encarta.msn.com/encnet/refpages/RefArticle.aspx?refid=761566679

58. HotWired Japan -- CULTURE -- http://www.hotwired.co.jp/culture/

59. Culture INDEX topics that take you behind the headlines. Statistics. Leisure. japan Web Navigator. culture. Travel, Leisure, Sports http://www.jinjapan.org/today/culture.html

Religion and Customs Religion Annual events New Year ... Trends in Japan Short dispatches on engaging topics that take you behind the headlines. Statistics Leisure Japan Web Navigator Culture Travel, Leisure, Sports TO INDEX

60. HotWired Japan -- CULTURE -- FRONT DOOR, http://www.hotwired.co.jp/culture/ekenbutsuki/020416/

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