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PRESENTATION OUTLINE
1.
JAPANESE SOCIETY, CULTURE, AND FAMILY lIFE
BY kHUSHI PATEL AND LEEYEN PERALTA
Photo by
zilverbat.
2.
GEOGRAPHY
It was surrounded by water
Has many mountains such as Mt. Fuji
Only 15% is flat land
Has many volcanoes, hurricanes, tidal waves, and earthquakes
Has plenty of rain
Photo by
Gideon Davidson
3.
BELIEF SYSTEMS
One belief system is the Shinto
Influenced by the Chinese
Based on respect for nature and ancestors
Religion was combined with Buddhism and Shinto rituals
Photo by
Heather Quintal
4.
SOCIETY/FAMILY lIFE
Divided into clans
Land was a main resource of wealth
Each clan was led by a powerful noble
Had special skills of weaving and pottery
Shinto religion unified Japanese society
Photo by
Thiophene_Guy
5.
CULTURE
Japanese culture was introduced by Prince Shotoku
Influenced by Chinese cultures
He welcomed skilled workers from China to Japan to learn about their culture
Japanese culture was also influenced by nature
Photo by
DannyBen
6.
GOVERNMENT
Shotoku opened a Japanese embassy in China
He created guidelines based on Confucianism
These guidelines were called the Seventeen Article Constitution
Government was based off of Chinese principles
Photo by
Jami Dwyer
7.
JAPANESE EMPERORS
First rulers were established by the Yamato clan
Traditions say they were the descendants of the sun goddess
Later a regent named Prince Shotoku ruled
He was asked by his aunt, empress Suiko, to be her regent
Shotoku ruled for about 30 years
8.
ART & WRITING SYSTEM
Writing system used Chinese characters
Their art employed from Chinese techniques and themes
Shotoku sent Japanese artists to China to learn about their art
Japanese clans also had many skilled artists such as potters and weavers
9.
AGRICULTURE & FOOD
Japan has very little flat land for farming
Since Japan was surrounded by water they also ate a lot of fish for food
Also since there was plenty of rain they could grow rice well also.
Photo by
Sprengben [why not get a friend]
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