... not only made internal domestic policies dealing with just Japan, but made many laws on its foreign policy as well. Japan was overall a peaceful country, but many leaders feared that outsiders would come in and corrupt their order and rule. So to fix this Japan predominately practiced a policy of isolation, however exceptions were made. Though it was isolationist to a degree, it ... so Confucians would've been mainly concerned with peace and a "cultured" life. Even the Tao emphasized and brought its followers to pay attention to nature, and ignore the distractions of outsiders and their...

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... name she killed herself. The book also explains that after her death the rumors were exposed as false and Yamato became a sort of kami herself (106). Women weren't really considered outsiders until the Tokugawa period. This being the warrior ruled time in Japan it's not hard to believe that during the Tokugawa period women were slipping through the cracks of a testosterone ... ...

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... to ideas within their group. They are subjective and experiential in their thinking, holding fast to traditional values. Decisions are made within the group with little or no personal recognition. Outsiders must be accepted into the group before they can participate in decision making. 2.2.2 Etiquette and protocol for both business and social occasions There are many unwritten laws regarding etiquette and ... ...

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