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The economy of Japan is the third-largest in the world by nominal GDP and the fourth-largest by purchasing power parity (PPP). and is the world's second largest developed economy. Their unemployment rate is very little at 3.5%. Japan has about $23,000 per capita with inflation adjusted. They are third under America and United Kingdom. America has about $31,000 while UK has $24,000 only 1,000 dollars more.

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The origin of the Noh Mai can be traced back to as far as the thirteenth century. Noh Mai is a dance that is done to music that is made by flutes and small hand drums. At some points they dance to vocal and percussion music, these points are called kuse or kiri. Noh Mai dances are put together by a series of forms. Forms are patterns of body movements that are done elegantly and with beauty.

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Shinto was important historically in ordering social values, as illustrated by the Code of the Warrior (Bushido), which stressed honor, courage, politeness, and reserve. Families and friends compete for quiet spots in busy parks to have picnics and parties, both day and night. Another holiday in Japan in Golden week they are similar because it is usually nice weather during that week. They are similar because for Hanami people sit in parks and on grass and usually for that you need nice weather.

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In Japan a law is that smoking is legal in most restaurants and indoor places but not everywhere outside. In the picture below the lady smoking is by the street. The street is one of the legal places to smoke. In Japan smoking while driving is not legal, they make these laws so their country stays clean and they have no pollution. Japan has one of the least populated countries in the world because of these laws.

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Geza includes music and sound effects played on stage right, behind a black bamboo curtain called a kuromizu. Geza music can be further subdivided into three types. The first type is uta or song. The second type is called aikata. The third type is narimono. Most performers will are women that wear long dresses and hats and chopsticks in their hair which are typically in buns. Men and women performers either wear white masks or paint their face white.

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On average a man lives 87 years and a women 81 years. That’s not really surprising. You’ve probably heard a similar story before: The Japanese have the highest life expectancy of any major country. Women on average live to 87 and men to 80. The Japanese can live 75 of those years disability free and fully healthy, according to the World Health Organization. Typically the elders children will take care of them as they get older and are not able to take care of themselves.

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Waves up eight feet high were generated by machine with 40 computer-controlled vacuum chambers. Even though the real mountains and the real ocean are only minutes away, many parents prefer to take their children to indoor ski slopes and indoor pools with machine- generated waves because they consider the man-made facilities to be safer. Seagaia Resort, near Miyazaki in Kyushu, was billed as the world's largest indoor water recreation center. One hundred meters wide, 300 meters long and 38 meters high, it featured a huge 10,000-person wave pool.

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Gateball is an outdoor sport  popular with the elderly. Modeled after croquet, with elements of golf and curling thrown in, it is played with three wickets and a single post and it is a team game with five members on two teams hitting balls in turn. It is a team game with five members on two teams hitting balls in turn, and requires great skill to place the ball where the team captain wants. One missed shot can spell doom for a team. When players hit their opponent's ball many do it gently rather than aggressively.

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Nearly all major airlines and airports offer flights to Japan. The country's own two leading airlines, Japan Airlines (JAL) and All Nippon Airways (ANA), both serve a broad range of international destinations. Domestic air travel is dominated by the JAL Group and the ANA Group, which each consist of several airlines and serve over fifty airports across the country. In addition, there are several smaller airline companies competing with JAL and ANA on the country's most popular routes. While regular airfares by conventional airlines remain relatively high on domestic routes, an increasing competition by discount airlines and a wide array of discount offers have made domestic air travel in Japan very attractive and competitive in recent years. In fact, there are so many discount plans, that only very few travelers are ever paying regular fares.

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The number one most popular is Sushi and Sashimi. Sushi is known all over the world. It is called sushi to every piece of rice seasoned with a rice vinegar mix (made with sugar and salt) mixed with different ingredients: variety of fishes, vegetables, nori (seaweed), etc.. You grab the pieces of sushi with the chopsticks and dip them into soy sauce or wasabi, or both. Not only it is a very favored food in America as well people love it very much.

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Sakamoto Ryōma (坂本 龍馬, January 3, 1836 – December 10, 1867) was a Japanese prominent figure in the movement to overthrow the Tokugawa shogunate in bakumatsu Japan.

One of his most noted accomplishments during this period was the negotiation of peace between Chōshū (present day Yamaguchi Prefecture) and Satsuma (present day Kagoshima Prefecture),

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The leader of Japan is  Shinzo Abe, according to the votes Shinzo swept right through the election. He took office in 2012. His grandpa and dad were leaders of Japan as well. Abe’s pride and law about teaching the patriotism made neighbors China and North Korea mad. While his grandpa was in office he was arrested for being accused of a war criminal after world war 2 but was never charged of the crim.

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In Japan they celebrate New Years the same way we do with everyone believing in a fresh start. They celebrate similar by having fireworks people celebrating together. They have it at people's houses and hotels. They like to jump in pools when it hits midnight. Just like here adults drink champagne for the last couple minutes. The one different thing is their celebration is they celebrate through January third. All restaurants and stores are closed unlike here they open the next day.

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Shinto has no recognized founder or central scripture but is based on ancient mythology. It stresses a person's relationship to nature and its many gods. Shinto was important historically in ordering social values, as illustrated by the Code of the Warrior (Bushido), which stressed honor, courage, politeness, and reserve. At many Japanese restaurants they have the cat in the picture below that slowly moves as a representation of their religious follows. It is like Jewish people have the star of David and christians have a cross.

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In Japan they use Yen. Yen is worth less than American dollars. One American dollar is worth $111 in Japan. All the dollars have different sizes, people on the dollar and the main color of the bill. The $1,000 is 150 x 76 mm, blue and Noguchi Hideyo is on it. On the $5,000 bill it is purple, 156 x 76 mm, and on it is Higuchi Ichiyo. On the $10,000 bill it is brown, 160 x 76 and Fukuzawa Yukichi.

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In Japan they have typically two buses. They have the local buses that can take you around town which just cost money but no bus pass is needed. They also have highway buses which can take you to farther distances like a train but cheaper and way slower. For the highway bus you need a bus pass. The highways buses can’t take you to short distances.