Ask for a Japanese essay introducing Japanese culture, not too abstruse, please.

Culture, divination, study, origin, achievement, persistence. The latter means that food, clothing, housing and transportation are the same, and people are used to learning, learning, Taoism and religion. のもぎにひとくりにできるものではは. Select ""

Japanese cultural concepts, such as "show", "harmony", "say" and "talk". "Harmony", ancient times, Japanese, China (China), foreign countries (Western Europe), foreign countries. またまとまとぃぅわれるもぁる (for example, "Yamato" originally means "Yamato" The ancient "からこのにぉぃてとぇられるをしてて"

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The so-called culture not only refers to the artistic forms, works or related discourses created by human beings with a certain level (high culture, that is, elegant culture), but also includes those customs and behavior systems gradually formed by human society in the long history. The latter covers all customs, talents, morality, religion, politics and economy related to daily life, and its scope is extremely wide. Japanese culture can't be expressed in a simple sentence or two, it contains various factors. From ancient times to the Middle Ages, influenced by neighboring countries in Asia with China as the center, and influenced by Europe and America in modern times after Meiji, through constant absorption, repeated trade-offs and re-creation, a unique Japanese cultural model was gradually formed. Japanese traditional culture takes Shinto as its axis, while absorbing other religions, it is constantly changing with the progress of the times. However, despite the great changes in the surface, we can still clearly find those very obvious Japanese elements. For example, even if the residence has changed from a Japanese-style "living room with straw mats" to a western-style living room, it has not changed at all.

The word "わ" can best reflect the characteristics of Japanese culture, such as Japanese, Japanese, Japanese songs, kimonos, Japanese cuisine and Japanese hotels. "Harmony" is a word that can best represent Japan since ancient times. Often used to distinguish things or things imported from foreign countries, such as "Han (China)" or "Yang (Western Europe)". In addition, the word "Yamato" is often used, for example, Yamato Iwate (Japanese vocabulary), Yamato Soul (Japanese spirit), Yamato Nadeshiko (Japanese Dianthus) and Yamato Sakura (Japanese painting). The so-called "Yamato", although originally referring only to Nara, is also an ancient word representing the whole of Japan, which is mostly used for things and things that are considered eternal in Japan.