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    Q8. In my opinion, after the Japanese had won the Russo-Japanese War, the stereotypes towards the Japanese were drastically changed. Going into the Russo-Japanese War, everyone already had in their mind what they thought was going to happen. However, they would all be proven very wrong. You could have asked anyone and they would have said that the Russian would win for sure. None of the European nations thought for one second that the Japanese would win against Russia. In the European people's…

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    At first our family’s finance is not good and our annual income is below $50000. Because of that, my parent had told me that you can not go to their, even you really want to go to the four-year university. Attending four-year university is much expensive than attending Communication College, so I gave up to transfer at that time because that is my only choice. However, time goes by, and gradually I can not help thinking to transferring and learn higher level study. How much I desire to learn…

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    The story of The Love Suicides at Amijama is between the love of Koharu and Jihei. Throughout the three acts of the story, they are faced with conflicting odds from their peers and society. Despite all the hate, they were both finally able to express their love for each other, but at what cost? In this paper, I will be analyzing the relationship of Koharu and Jihei. Specifically, I will be demonstrating instances of when the emotion of love is repressed, it not only affects Koharu and Jihei but…

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    two great personalities is presented. The Japanese camp commandant, colonel Saito versus commander Shears who wants to prove the moral and technical superiority of the British. Japanese colonel is presented as someone who is strictly observing the Samurai code. If Americans and British prisoners do not complete the construction of the bridge in time, he will commit suicide, as someone who respects tradition and past. American soldiers are presented as relaxed troops who are proud and are…

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    attempting to die with her husband. Nonetheless, Takehiko’s reality differs from Masago’s as he is inclined to maneuver the truth to present a reality that encompasses his moral values and knowledge on what it means to be honored. To specify, as a trained samurai, Takehiko thinks that to preserve any remaining honor, we must suicide before there is another chance for his honor to be tarnished. In this way, our version of reality is altered based on our different perceptions, desires, and…

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    Texts that discussed food and eating in Tokugawa Japan came in both informational and in literary forms. Many texts that would be considered informational gave advice primarily on what to eat and how to eat. Authors frequently related food to medicine, talking a lot about what to eat to be healthy in general, and also what to eat to cure ailments; Chinese medicine understandings on the relationship between food as medicine were commonly brought up. Another important type of circulating food text…

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    by Akira Kurosawa in 1961 is one such adaptation. It is less of a direct reenactment and more of a translation of the play reimagined. The film transforms Mac Beth, taking him from the original 11th century Scotland setting, and altering him into samurai warrior Taketoki Washizu of 16th century medieval Japan. There are clear differences between the original stage…

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    other is the moment when they both die. Cruel Story of Youth is a deeply pessimistic movie about a complex period of transition in the history of Japan. In this environment, everyone is trapped in a abusive and perverse society, but as with the old samurai and the code of Bushido, Oshima seems to conclude that the only escape is…

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    Once upon a time on a sunny day of October 16th Stalin and his younger brother decided to go to one of the most awesome museums known by them. These brothers had a passion for bikes so got out their house around nine in the morning and rode all the way up to Newark Penn Station. Then they took the Path, mentioned way of mobilization would take them up to 33th St but the unexpected happened. Due to maintenance problems the only Path going to New York City was going up to World Trade Center. They…

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    increased more than 2.5 times more than what the US produced from 1895- 1915 (Gordon 96) Japan adopted Western ways of increasing their industry: Production Japan was opened to world trade Military Every male had to serve at least 5 years Abolished samurai Political organization Moved away from…

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