Cross Cultural Understanding

Hey Guys. Welcome back to my blog. Topic for today is About Friendship Symbols in Japan. We know, There are many different symbols that connote friendship — from interlinked hearts to friendship arrows and other symbols originating from all over the world. Friendship is one of the most divine relationships on earth. It carries the essence of all other relations. A friend can be caring like a mother, strict like a father, possessive like a brother, affectionate like a sister and shower loads of love like a lover. In fact, life is incomplete without friends. For the longest time, symbols have been a way of expressing friendship. Below are some of these symbols used and given to friends. 1. Chrysanthemums Japanese use these dainty flowers (or “Kikus,” as they are called) as a gift for friends. This flower has been a symbol for friendship in Japan culture for many years. Close friends exchange Chrysanthemums for representing virtue and their tight friendship. While the flower g...

Best friend as a close friend, that is someone to talk to, to depend on, and rely on to get help, support, and also a concern, to have fun in doing something. Supported by my previous discussion, said. "It is very difficult to be friends with Japanese people, because they are shy and closed." But it turns out, in Japan Friendship too. How about friendship according to Japanese people ?? 友情 (Yūjō) Or the term we know as Friendship. Japanese friendship term, known as with    "Yūjō" . How can Japanese people have friendship ?       Japanese people tend to get along with people who work with them or have been known for a long time. They don't make new friends easily and are more comfortable with formalities and rituals than spontaneity. Social events, such as marriage, where people who don't know each other are thrown together, tend to be very structured and written in such a way that people don't feel the pressure to have awkward ...

 Social humans, are creatures that need each other's help with each other, for a place of dependence on life in the world. Without social interaction, it definitely makes us very difficult to do something. For example, when we have friends we will definitely ask for help from them, such as asking to be taught a lesson, asking for a solution or something in part. Imagine if we don't have friends to interact with ?? So will hard to can interaction with other people. Right ? But the fact is not with Japan. We know that Japan is an advanced country in East Asia. The country with the nickname "Rising Sun" is in fact a country that is very difficult to socialize especially getting friends. From the data that I have obtained at Tribun.new there are around 32, 64 Percent of Japanese People Don't Have Friends. Woww why did it happen ?? Although the country of Japan is a developed country, Japan has suffered a setback in the social sector in return for its progr...