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    Land Tax Reform In Japan

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    There is one more key reform to help developed Japanese economic development which is the Meiji land tax reform. The land tax reform was started by the Meiji government to collect tax from land owners. During the Edo period, land owners had to pay with rice, which was an unstable way to collect taxes. Every year, the production amount was different due to the weather and area that they live in, resulting in fluctuating taxes. During the Meiji period, to resolve this problem the government…

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    London from 1987 and ahead. Ninagawa Macbeth was played many ages after the prototype Macbeth was played and therefore many things have changed like the costumes, and the way that people used to live. Ninagawa decided set the play to a 16th century samurai world where traditional Japanese people fight, instead of 11th century’s Scotland that there have been lords. According to translation strategies what Ninagawa did was domestication…

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    Buddhist rituals with Shinto customs to form a new religion. But the tweaking did not stop there. People changed types of Buddhism to fit their needs. These types were called Tendai, Shingon, Amida, and Zen. Zen was one of the most practiced forms. Samurai practiced it because it gave them inner peace and helped them in battle. Artists also practiced it because they liked the simplicity and boldness of the…

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    The honor-shame ideology can be dated back thousands of years to japanese samurai. In their case, they would rather die with honor in battle, rather than surrender and bring shame onto their families. In World War II this became one of the factors when deciding if the United States should drop an atom bomb on Hiroshima and Nagasaki. The decision was made because the Japanese army would not surrender and bring shame to their family, and the United States would have lost thousands of lives if they…

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    Noh Theater History

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    leading character called Shite. The shite may act as a deity, a holy man, a demon, a spirit, or a living man depending on each play. Movements are used to express various moods. The supporting character, waki, plays roles such as a monk, priest or samurai. The waki always portrays living people in contrast to the shite. The musicians are known as Hayashi. There are four musicians that provide soundtrack for the performance using a flute (fue), shoulder drum (kotsuzumi), hip drum (otsuzumi) and…

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    The date December 17, 1941 will live in our hearts forever because after that date many lives, laws, rules and thoughts were changed. But this essay will be focused on one person, Papa from the story, Farewell to Manzanar that is based on the true story of the Kawasaki family. After the attack on Pearl Harbor, President FDR put an executive order 9066 that required all Japanese to go to internment camps for the “protection” of the Japanese. The Kawasaki's family was no exception, papa Ko was…

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    were young men between the ages of 18 and 24 who crash dived planes loaded with explosives, into allied ships. These men were raised to believe that sacrificing their lives for the emperor was a great honor. They believed they were honored like the samurai of the middle ages. The majority of young Japanese men thought that sacrificing themselves was an honor, and would bring honor to their family, especially if they had done something to bring their family bad luck or dishonor, this was a way…

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    Within 500 years, the Chinese had made a huge amount of progress in a short amount of time when it came to religion, rulers, political changes and cultural changes. Starting from 100 C.E to 600 C.E, the Chinese had begun a great number of accomplishments such as how they kept their government the same, kept the Mandate Of Heaven the whole period, and environmental structure had kept its roots. Although things were kept the same, change was also present. In 100 C.E, the Han Dynasty had ruled all…

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    Culture defines art. According to Webster's dictionary, the definition of culture is the beliefs, customs, arts, etc., of a particular group, place, and or time. As time progresses and present becomes past, the ability to preserve a society lies on the capacity to transfer history through tangible forms. Art has the capacity to preserve society and its history; it preserves events and emotions that were once meaningful to an era. Animal symbolism in Chinese and Japanese art as seen in a war…

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    Erin Caffey Case Summary

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    After Summarizing this report on Erin Caffey, I noticed that she was only sixteen when the crime occurred. With a relationship that was her first true infatuation causing her and her parents to be on opposite ends. Most teens go through parents disproving of their relationship which is normal, usually the teens end the relationship or continue the relationship secretly without the attempt to kill their family. This case was a little different, after the last disapproval received by Erin’s…

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