Name/ Sara Adel Mohamed Abu Fadel

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Section/ 7

Ways of culture transfer

Cultures used to spread slowly through people's regular interactions. Trading,

marriage, conflict, travel,wars,migration and religious missions were all
common encounters. Cultural ideas and habits spread slowly in this way.

AS an example: after spending time in enemy territory, a new woman would

offer new meals to her husband's household, and warriors would bring back
some customs.
cultural concepts took years and decades to propagate as peaple hade less
ways to interact with eac other in the past.

Tradding and its effect on the japanese culture

Osaka was the centre of Japanese trade in the early 1700s. The rice exchange
employed around 10% of all wholesalers in the city.The japanese system that
was put for this trade resulted in stable rice markets until the appearence of
smaller merchants who were called shonin (traveling salesmen).They began
purchasing agricultural products in rural areas and bringing them to large
cities, where they were sold for profit. They were able to trade their goods on
a national level as a result of this. Perfume, textiles, spices, sugar, silk, iron
tools, ceramics, sake, charcoal, soy sauce, tofu, lamp oil, candles, pots and pans,
gold, and silver were among the items traded nationally.After some time,All
foreign trade was regulated by the bakafu (military government). They put
Tsushima, a Japanese island, in charge of trade with Korea. As a result, Chinese
money started to enter Japan.Small round copper coins were used in Japan at
the period, and they were threaded together through a square hole in the
middle. 100 of these coins on a string equaled one unit of money. However,
other types of money were accepted, such as 1 ounce silver coins, which were
equivalent to our dime. A 1 ounce gold coin was worth 5 bushels of rice at the
time.

Wars and its effect on the japanese culture

The war's end signalled the end of Japan's empire system, a shift toward
democracy, and a massive economic reorganisation that swept the country.
Following WWII, the United States occupied Japan, shaping it and introducing
many western concepts that became part of Japanese culture.

-Western morals, art forms, and entertainment began to impact Japanese

society around this time. As a result, many Japanese artists developed hybrid
styles that combined traditional Japanese and Western elements.

-During and during the occupation, Japanese film underwent significant

transformations. Hundreds of American films were screened throughout Japan
in an attempt to lessen the impacts of Japanese propaganda films by shining a
light on American life.Japanese filmmakers began to produce dynamic films,
with action-packed plots .They created stories that were authentically
Japanese yet were set in a more western framework. Japanese filmmakers
began to create visually spectacular works of art, such as Godzilla and other
kaiju classics.

There are many other factors that made this great moder japan culture.