Insects in Japanese culture
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insects-in-japanese-culture-161-16722021
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Insects in Japanese culture
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Within Japanese culture, insects have occupied an important role as aesthetic, allegorical, and symbolic objects. In addition, insects have had a historical importance within the context of the culture and art of Japan. Kenta Takada, longhorn beetle collector and author, noted that the Japanese appreciation for insects lies within the Shinto religion. Shinto, a form of animism, places emphasis that every facet of the natural world is worthy of reverence as they are the creation of the spiritual
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Insects_in_Japanese_culture
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2021-12-06T23:54:14Z
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2024-08-27T13:20:50Z
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