an artistic culture that expressed creatively what was most meaningful in life
The white represents Japan itself while the red represents the red sun.
frilled shark maybe?
The white represents Japan itself while the red represents the red sun.
A central characterization of prehistoric Japan is its reliance on a hunter-gatherer lifestyle, particularly evident during the Jomon period (circa 14,000-300 BCE). This era is marked by the development of distinctive pottery, characterized by intricate cord-marked designs, which reflects both artistic expression and practical use in daily life. Additionally, the transition to agriculture during the Yayoi period (circa 300 BCE-300 CE) illustrates a significant shift in social organization and subsistence strategies, laying the groundwork for more complex societal structures. Overall, prehistoric Japan is defined by its rich cultural practices and adaptive strategies to the environment.
The United States and Japan are two entirely different countries, and since that is the case, either country has different animals that represents each country. For instance, the Bald Eagle represents the United States, and the crane or the fish (or some other animal) represents Japan.
it represents faith It represents the Rising Sun.
The red circle on the Japan flag represents the rising red sun
Japan's culture begins all the way back in the prehistoric Jomon period, and includes influences of Europe and North America as well as Asia. The predominant religion is Shinto.
Both Greece and Japan are countries with numerous islands. Greece is an archipelago in the Mediterranean Sea, while Japan is an island nation made up of four main islands and thousands of smaller ones in the Pacific Ocean.
if you mean "tomo" as in 友, it represents friendship.
citizens do not directly elect the leader of their country.
The Japanese flag has the red circle, and that represents the sun. Japan literally gets sunlight the fastest (International Date Line), so the circle means that Japan "meets" the sun the earliest.