Which of the following reflect traditional Japanese culture and which reflect modern culture? Which are her own culture and which are foreign? Japanese Materials

Japanese culture is characterized by the use of the words "和(わ)" and "和(わ)"(example: wabi-sabi, wabi-sabi, wabi-sabi, wabi-sabi, wabi-sabi, and wabi-sabi (Japanese-style) hotels). The word "Wo" is used in Japan as an example of a word from ancient times, and it is also used to compare things from foreign countries such as Han (China) and Yang (Western Europe).

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The concept of Japanese culture is characterized by the frequent use of the word "Wo" (examples: Wabi-sabi, Wabi-sabi, Wabi-sabi, Wabi-sabi, Wabi-sabi, Wabi-sabi, Wabi-sabi, Wabi-sabi, Wabi-sabi, and so on). The word "Wo" has represented Japan since ancient times and has been used as a contrast to foreign imports such as Han (China) and Yang (Western Europe).

Japanese traditional culture: kimono, kimono, kimono, kimono, kimono, kimono, kimono, kimono. Denshiki (traditional Japanese culture)? Tea Ceremony Wagyu (Japanese food) Sumo wrestling (traditional sport)

Types of Japanese cuisine:

Fine cuisine ? Japanese cuisine Kaiseki cuisine Whiting cuisine

Local Japanese cuisine (Ainu, Edo, Okinawa, Kyoto, Satsuma)

Modern culture: Manga (Shinshi Japanese culture)

Foreign culture: Western food? Western clothing? Rokugun? ROKU (music)

Changes after the introduction of the six arts to Japan:

『Koto』→『Koto』?Wakizashi?Koto?Koto』and』Nari-Atarina.

"Chess" → "Shogi" and "Weiqi" (Surrounding Chess).

Shu (書) - "The Way of the Book" (書道).

"Painting" - "Ink Painting" and "Ukiyo-e".

"Riding" -> "horse riding".

Shooting→The Way of the Bow.