An Overview of Japanese Culture and Geography

Japan is located in Southeast Asia in the Pacific Ocean and is located south of Korea. The country is composed of three major islands called houses named Hokkaido, Honshu, Shikoku, and Kyushu. The whole country consists of 2,456 islands along the South East Pacific coast. This country is a mountainous area of ​​72%, running from the north to the south in the Japanese islands. One of the most famous names in the Japanese Alps is Fiji Mountains.

Each culture has its own myths and legends that reflect cultural geography, culture value, culture history. For example, Japan's creative myth reflects the fact that Japan is an island country, the sea and its creatures play an important role in these myths. The myth also teaches the ethics, importance, and center of culture that believes in that ideology, so you can gain insight into other cultures. Cultural myths like some Native American myths will tell us about their history, the history of people as hunters and collectors, and the form of their rule of governance. All myths you read have something to tell you about other cultures.

Human geography is one of the two major areas of geography (as opposed to physical geography) and is often referred to as cultural geography. Human geography is a study of the many cultural aspects found around the world, how they relate to the places and places they occurred, and then to move as people traverse each region . Among the major cultural phenomena studied in human geography are languages, religions, structures of various economies and government, arts, music, and other cultural aspects. Globalization is becoming increasingly important in human geography as it makes it possible to easily disseminate these specific aspects of culture around the world.

Write a short paragraph explaining the geographical location of the residential area. How does this geography influence your local culture? Can you link your culture to the geographical location of your area? Please seek help from friends and family and establish at least three links between your local geography and culture. Why do not you try? Please select a foreign culture you are not used to. If necessary, rotate the globe and stop it with your fingers. Please select the nearest country that falls off your finger and learn its culture. How is this culture influenced by its specific geographical location? How does it resemble your own culture and geography? What was the difference? If you like, you can summarize short presentations, share it with friends and family, and show them what you have learned!