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Buffet Country

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Many people like a buffet. If there were a country like a buffet, wouldn’t it be nice? Actually, Japan is a buffet country! Japan opened the country to the world about 160 years ago, and has kept changing since then. Japan imports many things from overseas. People call this globalization. Today many people in Japan eat foreign food, they wear western clothes, and they use household items from outside of Japan. Items from other countries have replaced Japanese traditional items. However, many Japanese people still use the traditional tools in spite of globalization. In this presentation, you will see some good examples of diversity in Japan by comparing past and modern things such as food, fashion, and household items influenced from overseas.

Presentation Date: December 2
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