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Feudalism essentially is were they describe a system in which lords gave favour in the form of land, to then titles, and prestigious offices to their subordinates in exchange for military service.

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In Japan, they were also called white gems and were used as offerings to the gods.

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White rice (白米)

Brown rice (玄米)

Hatsuga-genmai/GABA rice (発芽玄米)

Haigamai (胚芽米)

Buzukimai (分づき米)

Musenmai (無洗米)

Zakkoku/Kokumotsu gohan (雑穀・穀物ご飯)

Mochigome (糯米)

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Japan people cherish iron for natural resources because they are one of the top 5 countries that is low on iron.

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The northern part of Kyoto Prefecture facing the Sea of Japan, is fondly known as Kyoto by the Sea but has a long history of silk production: 1300 years and counting.Raw silk is considered expensive due to the nature of its production process.in japan. Japan the largest silk exporter in the world. Japan people make Raw silk by Mulberry silk, Eri silk, Tussar silk and Muga silk.which nourishes and balances skin for a healthy/looking and lustrous appearance. Raw silk, japanese cultural heritage is a symbol of elegance including, grace, and respect for this tradition.

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The color gold, or ki, is the symbol of the sun, and of the gods power and mercy. Gold is often used at temples and shrines. The color violet, or murasaki, is the color of warriors and symbolizes nobility and strength.

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Lacquerware describes objects made of wood, metal, or just about anything similar which have been covered in a liquid made of shellac or melted resin flakes dissolved in alcohol substance.Gilt lacquerware consists of a dark lacquered surface with designs in gold leaf. The medium appeared some time during the late-16th to early-17th century and has been used to embellish cabinets, chests, and window or door shutters.

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"Daikokuten originated from Mahākāla, the buddhist version of the Hindu deity Shiva, conflated with the native Shinto god Ōkuninushi. Daikokuten." "Religion in Japan is manifested primarily in Shinto and in Buddhism".