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   See what it is like to live and work in Japan teaching English with AEON!

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   Teach English in Japan! AEON is one of the largest English conversation schools in Japan teaching both adults and children. AEON actively recruits teachers year round from all over the world.

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   Discover the rich traditions, unique practices, and modern innovations that make Japan one of the most intriguing countries in the world. From traditional arts like tea ceremonies and ik...more....

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   Feb 9, 2021 · Today, Japanese Christians comprise less than 1 per cent of Japan’s population. Nevertheless, Reischauer took the raw putty of Westernisation and sculpted it into a master narrative of Americanisation.

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   Oct 11, 2024 · In the late 20th century, Japan was known for its minimalism: its Zen arts, its tidy and ordered cities, its refined foods and fashions. But Tsuzuki peeled away this façade to reveal a more complicated side to his nation. And Tokyo was the perfect setting for this exfoliation.

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   The Japanese really loved American culture, which is an understatement for their obsession with American culture, and we loved their's so there was a lot of blending and exchanging of the two into what we have today in both countries.

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   How did Japanese culture differ from American culture?

   • As such, Japanese cultural norms developed in a singular fashion, much of which is still apparent today. When comparing Japanese culture vs American culture, the primary differences stem from the diametrically opposed foundations upon which Japanese and the US society were built: collectivism vs individualism.

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   Why did Americans go to Japan?

   • Another major factor was there frequency of Americans being posted to Japan (in part due to large American military presence in the region) bringing some of the Japanese culture with them when they returned (various forms of martial arts for example).

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   Why are East Asians transforming the world?

   • The experience of East Asians in threading the needle of Westernisation, compromising and assimilating where they need to while keeping their cultural core intact, has today allowed them to prosper and move to the head of a transforming global order.

   Is Westernisation fact or fiction? The case of Japan and the US - Aeon

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   How did the Victorian fad affect Japanese culture?

   • The Victorian fad for all things Japanese profoundly affected Western ideas of civilisation and sophistication, shifting the course of art and architecture, culture and society. The ripple effects of this sea change in tastes can still be felt today.

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   Did Japanese people miss the 'bubble economy'?

   • During the heights of its ‘bubble economy’, which began in 1985, foreigners were still a rarity on Japanese streets, let alone in Japanese homes. So it should come as no surprise that they might have missed just how wildly materialistic Japanese society had grown during this time – or how cluttered its domestic spaces were becoming.

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   Does Japan have a philosophy of aesthetic accumulation?

   • Japan’s philosophy of aesthetic accumulation is mostly unacknowledged but there are some who have attempted to celebrate the other side of simplicity. I met the author of Tokyo Style in a Tokyo café on a crisp spring afternoon. Kyoichi Tsuzuki sat beside a window that looked out over an intersection almost as crammed as the apartments in his book.

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9. www.roadtrips.com › blog › cultural-differences10 Key Cultural Differences Between Japan and the USA

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   Oct 16, 2020 · When comparing Japanese culture vs American culture, the primary differences stem from the diametrically opposed foundations upon which Japanese and the US society were built: collectivism vs individualism. This is the root cause of the cultural differences you’ll need to consider when visiting Japan on your travels. Where Are All the Trash Cans?