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Some listed items are not simply “Chinese.” Japan’s government describes matcha as part of Japanese tea culture, Britannica defines kimono as a traditional Japanese garment, and Britannica says kanji are Chinese-derived characters adapted for Japanese writing. https://www.jetro.go.jp/en/trends/foods/ingredients/greentea.html https://www.britannica.com/topic/kimono https://www.britannica.com/topic/kanji
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Japanese identity: >Matcha Chinese >Kimono Chinese >Kanji Chinese >Confucius ethics Chinese >Zen-Buddhism Chinese >Calendar Chinese >Food Chinese >Architecture Chinese Stealing all your culture from China only to become a museum for fat Americans. Embarrassing no? 😳 https://t.co/yRooCnwD9w https://t.co/gBa8TEneEw
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"post_text": "[Target Post]\nJapanese identity:\n\n>Matcha\nChinese\n\n>Kimono\nChinese\n\n>Kanji\nChinese\n\n>Confucius ethics\nChinese\n\n>Zen-Buddhism\nChinese\n\n>Calendar\nChinese\n\n>Food \nChinese\n\n>Architecture\nChinese\n\nStealing all your culture from China only to become a museum for fat Americans. Embarrassing no? 😳 https://t.co/yRooCnwD9w https://t.co/gBa8TEneEw\n(This post has 1 attached image(s))\n\n[Quoted Post]\n多文化共生って日本人が\n日本らしさを捨てることを言うの?"
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