After disscussing the previous questions with your classmate, use your answers to write paragraph obout your traveling preferences.(alguém pode fazer um pra mim sobre Japão)
Respostas
It would be really cool to go to Japan because of their different culture, it's really cool to learn new experiences. One of the cultures of this incredible place is mainly religion and customs.Let’s talk a little bit about it now:
Religion
The Japanese have religious syncretism as a hallmark. Their main beliefs are rooted in Shinto and Buddhism, but they coexist with other religions, even with Christianity.
Unlike what happens in the West, in Japan, there is no religious preaching and religion is not seen as a doctrine, but a way of life. It is considered a moral code, a way of life and is so ingrained, that it is not distinguished from the social and cultural values of the population.
Introspection also marks religion in Japan. Prayers are not public and, even less, are part of official ceremonies. Worship is not common among Japanese people. Life (birth, weddings, birthdays) and death (funerals) rituals are a common part of life in Japan.
customs
The Japanese live under strict codes and many are of such subtlety that few foreigners could notice or understand.
Among the most common habits that lead to knowledge of Japanese culture is the imposition of a curvature in the back.
With their backs bowed, the Japanese say hello, say goodbye, show gratitude or regret. Bend your back means respect. Formal reverence soon leads to the image of the Japanese people.
Another symbol that soon leads to the image of Japan is on shoes, which are removed at the entrance to houses, temples and even restaurants. Traditionally, Japanese people remove their shoes to sleep, sit and eat. As meals are made in tatami, removing shoes is a way to keep the environment clean.
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