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Japan & Wales

paigeeykins

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Hi, does anyone know any cultural differences between Japan and Wales?

Thank you!
 
Are you serious ?
Well,It's like the Sun & Moon.
 
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its for a project for my A Levels.
so do you know any differences between them?
 
Please could you explain what Level/Project so someone who lives in Japan can answer you.
 
How about reading a book on Japan. Seeing you are Welsh you should be able to easily see the differences.
 
I think some research might be in order.

In some ways the Welsh would be a closer match to the Ainu (the original minority people here in Japan), but I would opine the Welsh have fared better under British rule then the Ainu have under Japanese rule.

As to cultural differences, there would be many, as generally any Asian country will differ from a Western one. Greetings, use of directness, religion, forms of government decision making, etc. are all different.
 
hi

An A Level is a qualification I'm getting in school.
Thanks I'll check out some books. But any thing anyone could tell me would be really appreciated.
 
An A Level is a qualification I'm getting in school.
Thanks I'll check out some books. But any thing anyone could tell me would be really appreciated.

From my experience in UK, there may be some similarity between Welish and Japanese in culture. For example, something mysterious about nature or fear about nature. Maybe something to do with animism before Christianalization.
Animism - Wikipedia
 
Plus, maybe you know .... Japan offers to solve 'Union Jack problem'
Some Japanese are serious about Wales.
 
Schools

does anyone know any useful websites with school attendance statistics in Japan and Wales?

Thanks for your help.
 
Hey sorry to be a pest but does anyone know what age children in japan start reading?

Thanks for your help!
 
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