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>Every aspect of Japanese culture, aesthetics, and art has a Chinese counterpart
Is there anything they didn't just borrow from China and call their own?
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>>16539252
They perfected Chinese culture
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>>16539252
Samurai and sushi
>>16539256
And this
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>>16539252
Their relationship reminds me of England and Germany. Similar but obviously distinct in the end.
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>>16539252
Cuteness
There's nothing cute about chinese culture
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>>16539252
Pleasant non tonal language
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>>16539563
It is, they just won't tell you.
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>>16539558
there was nothing cute about japanese culture before it became a vassal state and became the most deracinated place on the planet



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