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westerners think that Japan is a place where the Martial Arts originatedand get the impression that sushi and other Asian delicacies were invented there.
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Who was responsible for Japan's isolation from Westerners?
Ieyasu Tokugawa
What impression do you have of Japan?
japan is awesome
Who opened Japan to US trade in the 19th century?
the westerners
Does impression lead to image?
yes
How did the shogun tokugawa layasu prevent europeans from conquering japan?
He isoloated it from Westerners
Who influenced Japan?
Japan was hugely influenced by the Western forces, they were one of the world's weakest econmic powers before the Westerners invaded. After Japan isolated itself from the Western world because of the Christian invasion, Comodore Perry, an American, forced Japan's gates open with the threat of war. There was of course resistance by the people of Japan, but basically the Japanese were entered into 'unequal treaties' with the Westerners, they took advantage of Japan. The only way out of these treaties was for the Japanese to modernise, to become equal to the Westerners, hense ending the 'unequal treaties.' This was the beginning of a huge econimic and cultural change for Japan. Japan was hugely influenced by the Western forces, they were one of the world's weakest econmic powers before the Westerners invaded. After Japan isolated itself from the Western world because of the Christian invasion, Comodore Perry, an American, forced Japan's gates open with the threat of war. There was of course resistance by the people of Japan, but basically the Japanese were entered into 'unequal treaties' with the Westerners, they took advantage of Japan. The only way out of these treaties was for the Japanese to modernise, to become equal to the Westerners, hense ending the 'unequal treaties.' This was the beginning of a huge econimic and cultural change for Japan.
Where on the internet is an accurate image of Monet's painting Impression Sunrise?
Follow the link provided! You can enlarge the image by clicking it.
When Japan reopened its doors to the world in 1853 what about its culture especially appealed to the Westerners?
When Japan reopened to the world in 1853, its rich cultural heritage captivated Westerners with its unique blend of tradition and aesthetics. The intricate art forms, such as ukiyo-e woodblock prints, as well as traditional crafts like ceramics and textiles, showcased a level of craftsmanship that was highly esteemed. Additionally, Japan's distinct customs, such as tea ceremonies and martial arts, intrigued Westerners seeking exotic experiences and insights into a society vastly different from their own. The allure of Japan's harmonious relationship with nature and its philosophical depth also contributed to a growing fascination with Japanese culture.
What word makes a lasting feeling or image?
Looking
What is a mental impression?
It is an image produced in the mind or in your emotions. here is the definition of each word. Mental: from Late Latin mentalis "of the mind," from Latin mens (gen. mentis) "mind," Impression: late 14c., "mark produced by pressure," also "image produced in the mind or emotions,"
What did easterners think of westerners?
that westerners were "stuck up"
Why was japan more successful than china in maintaining its independence?
Japan learned how NOT to react to the westerners from Chinas example and emerged as a military and imperial power Japan was more successful than China when it came to independence because Japan government modernize and industrialize along Western line quickly. This helped them with not been under Western power.
