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Internationalization
Afrikaans: Japan
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Ænglisc: Iapan
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العربية: اليابان
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مصرى: اليابان
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Aragonés: Chapón
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ܐܪܡܝܐ: ܝܦܢ
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Հայերեն: Ճապոնիա
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Asturianu: Xapón
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Bahasa Indonesia: Jepang
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Bahasa Melayu: 　Jepun
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Bân-lâm-gú: Ji̍t-pún
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Basa Jawa: Jepang
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Basa Sunda: Jepang
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Башҡортса: Япония
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Беларуская: Японія
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Беларуская (тарашкевіца)‎: Японія
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বাংলা: জাপান
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Bosanski: Japan
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Brezhoneg: Japan
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Български: Япония
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Català: Japó
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Cebuano: Hapon
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ᏣᎳᎩ: ᏣᏆᏂ
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Česky: Japonsko
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Cymraeg: Japan
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Dansk: Japan
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Deutsch: Japan
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Dolnoserbski: Japańska
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Eesti: Jaapan
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Ελληνικά: Ιαπωνία
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English: Japan
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Español: Japón
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Esperanto: Japanio
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Euskara: Japonia
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فارسی: ژاپن
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Føroyskt: Japan
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Français : Japon
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Gaeilge: an tSeapáin
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Gaelg: Yn Çhapaan
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Gàidhlig: Iapan
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Galego: Xapón
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ქართული: იაპონია
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Kaszëbsczi: Japòńskô
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ગુજરાતી: જાપાન
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한국어: 일본
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Hak-kâ-fa: Ngi̍t-pún
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Hawai`i: Iāpana
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Hornjoserbsce: Japanska
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Hrvatski: Japan
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Ido: Japonia
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Interlingua: Japon
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Interlingue: Japan
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IsiZulu: IJapani
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Íslenska: Japan
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Italiano: Giappone
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עברית: יפן
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Kernowek: Nihon
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ಕನ್ನಡ: ಜಪಾನ್
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ភាសាខ្មែរ: ជប៉ុន
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Kiswahili: Japan
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Kurdî: Japon
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Кыргызча: Жапония
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Latina: Iaponia
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Latviešu: Japāna
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Lëtzebuergesch: Japan
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Lietuvių: Japonija
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Lingála: Zapɔ́
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Lojban: pongu'e
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Lumbaart: Giapun
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Magyar: Japán|Japán
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Македонски: Јапонија
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Malagasy: Japana
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മലയാളം: ജപ്പാന്
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मराठी: जपान
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Mìng-dĕ̤ng-ngṳ̄: Nĭk-buōng
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Nnapulitano: Giappone
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Nederlands: Japan
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Nedersaksies: Japan
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नेपाली: जापान
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日本語: 日本
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Norsk bokmål: Japan
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Norsk nynorsk: Japan
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Nouormand: Japon
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Occitan : Japon
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Ирон: Япон
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Oʻzbekcha: Yaponiya
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Kapampangan: Hapon
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Plattdüütsch: Japan
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Polski: Japonia
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Português: Japão
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Română: Japonia
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Русский: Япония
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Scots: Japan
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සිංහල: ජපානය
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SiSwati: IJaphani
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Slovenčina: Japonsko
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Slovenščina: Japonska
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Ślůnski: Japůńijo
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Српски / srpski: Јапан
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Srpskohrvatski / српскохрватски: Japan
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Suomi: Japani
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Svenska: Japan
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Tagalog: Hapon (bansa)
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தமிழ்: ஜப்பான்
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తెలుగు: జపాన్
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ไทย: ญี่ปุ่น
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Tiếng Việt: Nhật Bản
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Тоҷикӣ: Ҷопон
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Türkçe: Japonya
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اردو: جاپان
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Winaray : Hapon
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Wolof: Sapoŋ
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ייִדיש: יאפאן
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Українська: Японія
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Yorùbá: Japan
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Žemaitėška: Japuonėjė
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Чӑвашла: Япони
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中文: 日本
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文言: 日本
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English: Map of JapanFrançais: Carte du Japon

Isi kandungan

Insignia [sunting]

  • English: Flag of Japan
    Français: Drapeau du Japon
    Magyar: Japán zászlaja
  • English: Imperial Seal
    Français: Sceau impérial
  • English: Seal of the Government
    Français: Sceau gouvernemental
  • English: Emblem of the Office of Prime Minister
    Français: Emblème du Premier ministre

Maps [sunting]

English: See also: Category:Maps of Japan and Category:Old maps of Japan
Français: Voir aussi Category:Maps of Japan et Category:Old maps of Japan
  • English: Orthographic Projection of Japan
    Français: Projection orthographique du Japon
  • English: Satellite image of Japan (1999)
    Français: Image satellite du Japon (1999)
  • English: Satellite image of Japan (May 2003)
    Français: Image satellite du Japon (mai 2003
  • English: Topographic map of Japan
    Français: Carte topographique du Japon
  • English: Japan and neighboring seas
    Français: Mers bordant le Japon
  • English: Carte du Japon
    Français: Carte du Japon
  • English: Regions and Prefectures of Japan
    Français: Régions et préfectures du Japon
  • English: Prefectures
    Français: Préfectures
  • English: First 2-digit postcode areas of Japan
    Français: Zones postales du Japon

Nature [sunting]

English: See also: Category:Nature of Japan
Français: Voir aussi : Category:Nature of Japan

  • Goko Five Lakes (Shiretoko) (WHS)

  • Shirakami-Sanchi (WHS)

  • Yamagata-zao

  • Mt. Fuji with a Shinkansen and Sakura blossoms in the foreground.

  • Mt. Fuji rising above the clouds.

  • Akaishi Mountains

  • Karasawa Cirque

  • Kamikouchi

  • Dainichi Mountains from Murodo

  • Lake Kurobe

  • The Japanese have long thought of the Sakura as the flower which symbolizes the nation.

  • Tojinbo

  • Leaf symbolizes the Japanese sense of the seasons (Kyoto)

  • Torokawataira Plateau

  • Nachi Falls (WHS)

  • Tottori Sand Dunes

  • Chibu sekiheki (Oki Island)

  • Hinase Islands

  • Kankakei (Shodo Island)

  • Jomon Sugi (Yakushima) (WHS)

  • Okinawa is famous for the beautiful sea.

  • Kabira Gulf

Gardens [sunting]

See also: Category:Gardens in Japan, Japanese garden and Japanese rock garden

Cityscapes [sunting]

See also: Category:Prefectural Capitals of Japan

Buildings [sunting]

See also: Category:Architecture of Japan, Category:Buildings in Japan and en:Groups of Traditional Buildings

Castles [sunting]

See also: Category:Castles in Japan

Religious buildings [sunting]

See also: Category:Shrines in Japan and Category:Temples in Japan

Historical buildings [sunting]

Culture [sunting]

See also: Category:Culture of Japan and Category:Kimono

  • Hina matsuri (March 3). This is the day on which wishes are expressed for the future happiness of girls.

  • Koinobori is decorated around children's day (May 5), in honor of sons and in the hope that they will grow up healthy and strong.

  • Chopsticks are small tapered sticks used in pairs of equal length as the traditional eating utensils.

  • Fusuma are vertical rectangular panels which can slide from side to side to redefine spaces within a room, or act as doors.

  • Geisha are traditional, female Japanese entertainers whose skills include performing various Japanese arts such as classical music and dance.

  • Shōji is a door, window or room divider consisting of translucent paper over a frame of wood which holds together a lattice of wood or bamboo.

  • Tatami is a mat used to cover the floor in a Japanese room.

Religion [sunting]

See also: Category:Religion in Japan

  • Torii symbolically marks the transition from the profane to the sacred.

  • Sandō is the road approaching either a Shinto shrine or a Buddhist temple.

  • Chōzuya or Temizuya is a Shinto water ablution pavilion for a ceremonial purification rite known as Temizu.

  • Komainu are statue pairs of lion-like creatures guarding shinto shrines.

  • Suzu means calling gods and divinized heroes.

  • At midnight, people listen to joyanokane, bells which ring the old year out at many Buddhist temples all over Japan.

Art [sunting]

See also: Category:Art of Japan

Paintings [sunting]

See also: Category:Paintings in Japan and Ukiyo-e

Sculptures [sunting]

Theatre [sunting]

See also: Category:Theatre of Japan

Festivals [sunting]

See also: Category:Festivals of Japan by prefecture

Sports [sunting]

See also: Category:Sports in Japan and Professional sumo

Games [sunting]

See also: Category:Games of Japan

  • Shogi, also known as Japanese chess, is a two-player board game in the same family as Western chess.

  • Go is an ancient board game for two players.

  • Hanafuda are playing cards of Japanese origin.

  • Karuta (Hyakunin Isshu) is a Japanese card game.

Cuisine [sunting]

See also: Category:Cuisine of Japan, Category:Food of Japan and Category:Wagashi

Museums [sunting]

See also: Category:Museums in Japan and Category:National museums of Japan

National treasures [sunting]

Buildings and structures of national treasures of Japan
Fine Arts and crafts of national treasures of Japan

Places in Japan [sunting]

See also: Category:Cities in Japan, Category:Towns in Japan and Category:Villages in Japan


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