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Japan adopted several cultural and political ideas from China, including Confucianism, Buddhism, and the Chinese writing system, which significantly influenced Japanese literature and governance. From Korea, Japan received technological advancements, such as Metallurgy and agricultural techniques, as well as cultural elements like pottery and music. These influences helped shape Japan's unique identity while integrating aspects from both neighboring cultures.
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What is the best country to learn computer engineering Korea or japan?
japan
Is Korea beautiful than China?
Learn to speak correctly...please and thank you.
What aspect of Chinese culture did prince shotoku introduce into Japanese society?
Prince Shotoku inspired Japan to learn from China and helped spread Buddhism to Japan.
What bodies of water lie between Japan and the Koreas?
No it is not sea of Japan. Where did you learn it from It is east sea from Korea. Japan is telling western countries about wrong histories and wrong facts.Historically and really it is east sea from Korea
In what two ways might have the seas influence Japan's history?
The Japanese sent people across sea to learn about China, and the people would bring back knowledge on government ideas, art, architecture, and writing. In this way Japan was greatly influenced by China. Also, artisans from the Korean Peninsula brought information on bronze casting and ironwork to Japan. So Japan was influenced highly by China and people from the Korean Peninsula.
In what two ways might the seas have influenced Japan's history?
The Japanese sent people across sea to learn about China, and the people would bring back knowledge on government ideas, art, architecture, and writing. In this way Japan was greatly influenced by China. Also, artisans from the Korean Peninsula brought information on bronze casting and ironwork to Japan. So Japan was influenced highly by China and people from the Korean Peninsula.
What Which of these islands Kyushu's Shikoku's Hokkaido's do you think became the center of power in japan and why?
The Japanese sent people across sea to learn about China, and the people would bring back knowledge on government ideas, art, architecture, and writing. In this way Japan was greatly influenced by China. Also, artisans from the Korean Peninsula brought information on bronze casting and ironwork to Japan. So Japan was influenced highly by China and people from the Korean Peninsula.
What did japan learn from china?
Japan is still hated by China because of WWII and there are many conflicts because of territory disputes, I'm not sure what you're referring to but that's what is going on right now.
What aspects of Chinese culture did prince introduce into Japanese society?
Prince Shotoku inspired Japan to learn from China and helped spread Buddhism to Japan.
Which cultures did prince shotoku admire the most of Japan?
The answer is china Because japan was influenced mostly by china also it was influenced by India and Korea.Japan is influenced by other country's because they learn there cultures and change or add them :)
When was Japan discovered and by who?
No one discovered it. I'm not sure about the spoken language, but Kanji (which is the pictorial form of Japanese, not the phonetic) was brought over from China by Chinese explorers or merchants. Very few, if any, of the pronunciations for these characters were adopted by the Japanese people. Nobody ever discovers a language, but they learn it.
What is the differences between Chinese Buddhism and Japanese Buddhism?
There are many differences between China's language and culture and Japan's language and culture. So it is hardly surprising that Buddhist practices in the two cultures are slightly different. Zen Buddhism originated in China when Buddhist practices from India were blended with Daoist practices. Eventually difference schools of Zen Buddhism emerged in China and then found their way to Korea and Japan. It's not that the practices themselves are very different, but they are practiced slightly differently in China than they are in Japan. For example, practicing zazen in China is less rigid and formal than it is in Japan. On the other hand, these differences are relatively minor. At first, monks from Japan traveled to China to learn from Chinese masters and then returned to Japan with what they had learned. So anyone familiar with doing zazen in Japan could quickly adopt to doing zazen in China and vice-versa. With respect to beliefs, there are no differences. Since there is no Buddhist creed, there are no doctrinal differences between Japanese Buddhism and Chinese Buddhism. There are, of course, slightly different ideas about practicing, but, as noted, there are even different schools of Buddhism in China. Most of the differences beyond that are very minor. .
