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In Heian period courtship practices, how were a man's advances typically initiated? A) Through elaborate gifts and jewelry B) Through verbal declarations of lov

Approximately what percentage of Japanese studio releases are animated?

According to Bryce and Davis, what aspect of Princess Kaguya's experience can contemporary Japanese people relate to? A) Her royal status and wealth B) Her purs

"The Tale of the Bamboo Cutter (Taketori Monogatari)" made its way to Japan from:

In what traditional art is Mitsuha's grandmother an expert in Your Name?

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According to the Bryce and Davis article, the film's depiction of the vigorousness of bamboo represents the dynamism of life on earth in contrast to the lifeles

According to Conrad Lorenz, we find things cute because they resemble:

According to Toby Slade, what is the presence of nouveau riche like in Japan? A) They are scarce B) They are non-existent C) There are many nouveau riche in Jap

The Gothic Lolita aesthetic is inspired by Victorian era dolls and the Queen's:

Which of the following groups does NOT use a "kawaii" (cute) mascot/character? A) Japanese pop bands B) Fast-food chains C) International space agencies D) Gove

Which theory emphasizes the social consequences of fashion and its connection to issues of identity? A) Economic theory of fashion B) Cultural theory of fashion

Which statement best describes the Lolita aesthetic, according to the given information? A) Lolita clothing allows for a wide range of individual expression B)

According to Toby Slade, the cute aesthetic started to take off in the:

According to some scholars, where do they trace the Japanese concept of "cute" back to? A) 5th-century poetry B) 10th-century epic novel The Tale of Genji C) 15

Japan took on Western fashions in the Meiji Period (1868-1912) in an effort to modernize, an effort epitomized in photographs of: