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What are moral values in Japan?
This article explores the moral values of Japan, their origins, how they compare to other countries, and their positive and negative aspects. It discusses the three main categories of moral values in Japan: religious beliefs (such as Buddhism and Shintoism), Confucianism, and traditional Japanese culture (including concepts such as honor, self-sacrifice, politeness, modesty, hard work, honesty and humility). It also looks at how religion has shaped Japanese morals over time, the influence of Confucianism on modern-day Japan, the impact of traditional culture on moral values today, and both the positive and negative aspects of these morals. Finally it compares Japanese morals to those found in other countries.