181. KIDS WEB JAPAN: Culture Corner Japan has a rich cultural tradition, and many pastimes have been handed down from one generation to the next. Some of the most popular http://web-japan.org/kidsweb/culture.html

Japan has a rich cultural tradition, and many pastimes have been handed down from one generation to the next. Some of the most popular ones are introduced here, and they are set up so that you can actually "try them out" on the Web. Read the stories from "once upon a time in Japan" that every Japanese kid grows up listening to. FOLK LEGENDS OF JAPAN takes you on a journey to a fairy-tale world of boy heroes, terrible ogres, animal antics, and more. What are the biggest fads among Japanese middle school students these days? Who are some of their favorite stars? You can keep up with all the hottest trends in Japan by clicking to these links. Hello Kitty Celebrates Thirtieth Anniversary [March 2004] Hirakawachi Itchome [January 2004] Jugemu [December 2003] Hand Games [October 2003] One Piece [March 2003] Bob Sapp [March 2003] Bowlingual [December 2002] Action Simulation Games [December 2002] Previous articles This section features children who are preserving cultural and artistic traditions for the sake of the generations to come. It spotlights both the technical training they undergo and their personal sides as a boy or girl growing up in modern society. Taiko Chado or Sado ... Ogano Kids Kabuki

182. Kaminaka JHS Welcome to Kaminaka JHS. http://www.wakasa-web.com/hibagon/jhs/culture/culture_top.htm

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183. The Web KANZAKI -- Japan, Music And Computer Political Parties in Japan (18981998). Unofficial Guide to japanese mass-media. japanese Magazine Chronology (1867-1988). Link to Web sites of japanese press. http://www.kanzaki.com/

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184. Japanese Cultural Association Of Brown University http://www.brown.edu/Students/Japanese_Cultural_Association/

185. Asia Society: Arts And Culture - A Reader's Guide To The Arts Of Japan Extensive bibliography sponsored by the Asia Society. Catalogues printed works only. http://www.asiasociety.org/arts/japan_guide/

186. Kids Web Japan Kids Web Japan Managed by the Japan Center for Intercultural Communications, the Kids Web Japan site introduces schoolchildren aged between 10 and 14 to the country of Japan. The main page offers http://rdre1.inktomi.com/click?u=http://jin.jcic.or.jp/kidsweb/&y=02C3F91ACB

187. | Stanford US-Asia Technology Management Center The Stanford Guide to Japan Information Resources has been moved to http//jguide.stanford.edu Please bookmark this new location. March 11, 2004. http://fuji.stanford.edu/jguide/

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A Beginner's Guide to Japan Introduction: Japan Facts National Holidays The Arts Foods ... Interesting Statistics Japanese Culture: General Concepts Good Manners Introductions Bowing Non-Verbal Communication Dress Seating and Standing Protocol Table Manners ... Customs in the Workplace Japan Travel Information Entering Japan Time General Information Currency and Banking ... Returning home to Canada Doing Business in Japan General Information Meishi (namecards) Building concensus Related Stuff: Who We Are T.S.Travel based on Times Square Travel's A Guide to Japan Bowing: "Bowing" BOWING Bowing represents humility. You elevate, honour, and respect the other person by humbling yourself or lowering yourself. The lower you bow, the more you are honouring or respecting the other party. As a Westerner, you are not expected to initiate a bow, but a bow should always be returned (except from personnel at department stores and restaurants who bow to welcome you, and to whom you can nod in return if you like). To not bow in return is similar to refusing a hand shake. The person of lower status usually initiates the bow, bows the lowest, and is the last one to rise. The most frequent bow is a rather informal bow of about 15 degrees and is held for one or two seconds. A deeper bow is used for a superior or for a formal occasion such as a first meeting. It is usually about 30 degrees and is held for about three seconds. Men usually leave their hands at their sides while bowing, but women usually place them together on their thighs with their fingertips overlapping or touching. Heels should be together. If you rise from your bow and the other person hasn't risen yet, you should bow again. On most occasions, especially when saying good-bye, there are several bows by all parties.

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