CULTURE F JAPAN

What is Japanese Culture?

• Japan is a nation founded at 660 B.C. which consisting of more than six thousand islands
• Influenced by China and Chinese culture
• Japan has opened up to and embrace certain regions of Western cultures, formed its own unique and
beautiful culture by learning from other countries

BELIEF FESTIVALS CLOTHING FOOD

THEORY OF STRATEGIES USED STRATEGIES TO
INTERCULTURAL TO FORM RESOLVE CONFLICT
COMMUNICATION RELATIONSHIPS

Vygotsky's social culture theory Gift-giving

Indirect communication
- Kids pick up skills from their teachers, those who
influence others, and society and then apply them to their
current circumstances.
-Children, according to this study, have a "zone of
proximal development" that starts with what they already
know and reaches to what they can learn with help.
Sociocultural theory purpose
-Sciocultural theory, human learning is mostly influenced
by interactions with others and the examples look up to
as more knowledgeable and reliable role models.
-That infants absorb information from exchanges, digest
it, and display similar behaviours in their own unique
situations.
-to express gratitude and build relationships
-exchanged during various occasions or to
show appreciation
- help foster connections
TEMIYAGE & OMIYAGE
-temiyage,which you offer as a thank-you
present when you visit someone
-omiyage are items you bring back from a trip
CONCLUSION
- places a strong emphasis on maintaining
harmony and avoiding direct confrontation.
-Japanese individuals often employ indirect
communication methods when dealing with
conflict.
Compromise and negotiation
Japanese people tend to prioritize
compromise and negotiation to find a
middle ground.

The warrior culture was Japan's best because it depends

on self-awareness of respect, value, and the job, which
may be expressed in some strong business values.
Workers and their employers have a healthy relationship
because of the seniority-based structure.
Japanese people value work as a natural occurrence that
may save them from making costly mistakes.