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Japanese Culture and Life

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Type:	Courseware
Language:	Korean

Institution:: Kyung Hee Cyber University

Author:: 오태헌

Lectures:: 26

Abstract: To enhance students' understanding of the structure of Japanese consciousness and Japanese behavioral patterns; to explain Japanese characteristics; and to grasp the basic concepts and the reality of a range of Japanese cultures.

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No.	Lecture	Description
1	Basic Principles of Individual Behavior 1	To understand the basic behavioral principles of the Japanese people through the behaviorial patterns of Datemaewa Hone, Maywaku, and Gambaru.
2	Basic Principles of Individual Behavior 2	To understand the basic behavioral principles of Japanese people though the non-verbal communication of Otaku and Kodaqaru.
3	Basic Principles of Social Structure 1	To understand the basic principles of Japanese social structure through Nebawashi, Murahachibu, and Nawabari.
4	Basic Principles of Social Structure 2	To understand the basic principles of Japanese social structure through Bazu, Dangou, and Warikan.
5	Concept of Traditional Behavior	To understand the concept of Japanese traditional behaviors through Giri, Ninjo, Hara, and Enryo.
6	The Structure of the Consciousness of Contemporary Japanese People	To understand the structure of the consciousness of Japanese people through the conscious changes in families, marriages, and human relationships.
7	Symbols of Japan	To better understand Japan through major symbols of Japan, such as the Emporor, Mount Fuji, Hinomaru, and Kimi songs.
8	National Holidays	To understand Japanese national holidays, such as the Coming of Age Day, Children's Day, and Citizens' Day.
9	Social Life	To understand the social life of Japan through the subway system, social culture, and company culture, and working activities.
10	Education	To understand Japan's educational system through mandatory education, teset competition, and foreign language education.
11	Recreation and Leisure 1	To understand Japanese recreational and leisure activities through hot springs, fireworks, and the lottery.
12	Recreation and Leisure 2	To understand Japanese recreational and leisure activities through Karaoke, Pajingo, and cartoons.
13	Annual events 1	To understand Japanese annual activities through New Year's day, Obong, and Mazri.
14	Annual events 2	To understand Japanese annual activities through Hanami, Tanabata, and Golden Week.
15	Customs 1	To understand Japanese customs through greeting words and etiquette, sitting etiquette, Ochuwugen, and Oseibo.
16	Customs 2	To understand Japanese customs through New Year's cards, Shochumimami, gifts and wrapping, and business cards.
17	Rites of Passage	To understand Japanese rites of passage through Sichikosan and marriages and funerals.
18	Popular Sports	To understand Japanese sports culture by looking at popular sports, such as baseball, soccer, and golf.
19	Clothing 1	To understand Japanese clothing culture through the history and functions of the Kimono.
20	Clothing 2	To understand Japanese clothing culture through Yukata, Wubugi, and school uniforms, as well as through other uniforms.
21	Food 1	To understand Japanese food etiquette and culture through Sushi, udong, and soba.
22	Food 2	To understand Japanese food culture through misosiru, sashimi, and nihonshu.
23	Housing 1	To understand Japan's housing culture and the current situation through wooden houses as well as traditional houses.
24	Housing 2	To understand Japanese housing culture through the structure of modern houses, the rental system if houses, and ryokan.
25	Martial Arts	To understand Japanese martial arts and culture through Sumomu and Judo.
26	Religious Literature	To understand Japanese literature and religious culture through gabuki, dado, and sindo.

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